Direct Motocross

Winter X Games Silver Medalist Yanick Boucher from Hearst, Ontario, talks about his 2020 Motocross season, the upcoming 2021 CSRA SnowBike season, and what winning an X Games medal means to an action sports athlete.

#409 Brennan Schofield is from Falmouth, Nova Scotia, Canada and just drove all the way from the Mini O's in Florida to the Arizona Open in Arizona with his parents to race two big American amateur events.

We grabbed him for a talk about the racing as he was approaching Memphis, Tennessee, driving east on I-40 headed for Matt Walker's Moto X Compound.

We talk to #43 Noah Viney who is originally from Ottawa, Ontario, but now calls Murrieta, California, home about the 2020 Mini O's motocross event at Gatorback Cycle Park near Gainesville, Florida.

Noah raced Mini Sr 1 (5th), Mini Sr 2 (5th), Supermini 1 (7th), and Supermini 2 (9th).

Thursday, December 3, 2020

We talk with #164 Ryder McNabb at the end of the day on Thursday at the 2020 Mini O's at Gatorback Cycle Park near Gainesville, Florida.

Ryder rides for the Honda Canada GDR FOX Racing Team in Canada and is racing the 250 A and 250 Pro Sport classes in Supercross and motocross.

We grab Jess Pettis to talk about the upcoming 2021 Supercross series and training with Aldon Baker at the Baker's Factory in Florida as he was driving to watch the Mini O's at Gatorback.

We talk with the Walton Raceway and TransCan founder, Chris Lee, about his history in Canadian Motocross.

He goes over his early racing years, starting Walton Raceway, and the evolution of the TransCan GNC Amateur Motocross National Championship.

We speak with Manluk Racing owner Frank Luebke after the announcement that his team is joining forces with Rock River and Merge Racing for the 2021 Monster Energy AMA Supercross and Lucas Oil Pro Motocross seasons.

The team will also continue it's efforts north of the border in Canada, too.

Alberta rider Shelby Turner talks about winning her 4th Endurocross championship that took place at Glen Helen in California in 2020.

Tyler Medaglia talks about leaving the full-time professional Canadian motocross circuit to pursue other interests in two-wheel racing and in the motorcycle industry itself.

Tyler grew up in the Ottawa area but now calls Brookfield, Nova Scotia, home.

Steve Simms talks about the Canadian Motocross race team, Rockstar OTSFF Yamaha, shutting its doors and what it means for him and the riders they support.