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In the past few years, we have met some talented extreme moto athletes and awesome industry professionals. The Elevated Action Podcast focuses on these people's stories, race careers, and methods of success.
In this next episode, we interviewed Shawn Widdicombe from Billings, Montana. The Widdicombe family has been racing motorcycles in Billings for nearly 60 years, and the legacy is continuing with his kids. Shawn races the #15 KTMs on the NAHA and MSS circuits, and his dad has built many amazing race bikes, including some that run on nitromethane. His son, Kael, is an up and coming rider who has been putting in the work to become a faster and better rider. Shawn's passion for the sport is more for his kids' success than his own, and it was awesome to hear him talk about the progression his kids are making. We go over some good topics, including the past couple race weekends, his experience with social media, his relationship with his sponsors, and the future of the sport.
Follow Shawn and Kael on Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/shawnwiddicombe15/), (https://www.instagram.com/kaelwiddicombe9/), YouTube (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCy01d_fr7aUNYr87GRZ0uVg) and Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/shawnwiddicombe15/).
For more extreme moto content, follow us at @elevatedactionsports on Instagram, Facebook, and Tik Tok.
In the past few years, we have met some talented extreme moto athletes and awesome industry professionals. The Elevated Action Podcast focuses on these people's stories, race careers, and methods of success. In this next episode, we interviewed Jay Sallstrom of Mankato, Minnesota.
Jay Sallstrom is one of the most decorated athletes on the east coast's AMA Pro Hillclimb Series, winning six Championships. Jay started racing a young kid at the Kato Cycle Club in Minnesota, and rose through the ranks as a top amateur athlete, winning five AMA Amateur Championships. In a crazy turn of events, he joined Dr. Bob's race team and became one of their main riders on the team. Piloting a Yamaha R1 on 100% nitromethane and later a R6 on 100% nitromethane, he raced across the country riding some of the most powerful bikes on earth. Jay shared some cool stories, including how he got to know Josh Hill, career highlights, and some past injuries that he has battled.
Follow Jay Sallstrom on Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/jaysallstrom/) and Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/Jay-Sallstrom-710-261800253889967/).
For more extreme moto content, follow us at @elevatedactionsports on Instagram, Facebook, and Tik Tok.
In the past few years, we have met some talented extreme moto athletes and awesome industry professionals. The Elevated Action Podcast focuses on these people's stories, race careers, and methods of success. In this next episode, we interviewed Logan Mead of Concord, CA.
In the last decade, Logan Mead has made his mark as one of the most decorated athletes in motoclimb. Some of his accomplishments include; 2019 X Games Gold Medalist, 6x NAHA Champion, 2017 Rockwell Champion, 2018 Motoclimb Super Series Champion, 2017 Poags Hole Open Champion, and also winning dozens of races around the country. Logan began racing when he was a teenager, and showed enough potential early on in the pro class to secure a spot on Team Peterson. After some great rides with the SoCal-based team, he helped form Team Unlimited Racing in 2013 with NorCal riders Max Simmons and Casey Curtin. Since 2017, Logan and his dad have been building some quality machines and driving the country to race the best hills around. Last year, he suffered a season-ending ACL injury, which resulted in surgery and a long recovery. In this episode, Logan shared stories and describes how he has developed a strong mindset and solid training program, which helped him become one of the most dominate racers in the past five years.
Follow Logan Mead on Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/lmead414/) and Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/TeamUnLimitedRacing/).
For more extreme moto content, follow us at @elevatedactionsports on Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, and Tik Tok.
Austin "Superfly" Teyler (Billings, MT) is one of the most well known athletes in motoclimb, due to his exciting riding style and decorated race career. At only 24 years old, he has won the Great American Hill Climb three times, won the 2017 La Montee Impossible in France, finished runner-up in the 2019 IRC Motoclimb Super Series, and has dozens of podium finishes in the past five years. In addition to a successful race career, Superfly focuses on increasing his brand presence through his social media platforms, which has opened up some special opportunities to travel. In this interview, you'll hear some funny stories, learn about his past and future plans, and even get a surprise visit from his dad Todd Teyler.
Follow @austinteyler on Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, and Tik Tok. You can purchase his merch here http://www.austinteyler.com/.
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