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The MotoXpod Show presented by Race Tech and Boyesen will now be found anywhere you listen to your pods on the Vital MX feed. Thanks for listening.

This week HRC Factory Honda's Chase Sexton calls in to disect his season, tell us how he'll stay motivated in the final two rounds, and what he thought of Nashville. Then Monster Energy Star Yamaha Racing mechanic Brent Duffe will join to look back on his '22 250 West championship with Christian Craig and how that season compares to working with Haiden Deegan, how the Deegan's personally selected him, and more. We'll get to know privateer David Pulley after that as he tells us about his dad who was a top ranked jet ski racer when he was a kid and hear about some of his career favorite moments. Finally, for the X Brand Forum check-in, Feld Motorsports Sean Brennen jumps on to clear up some things that were mentioned during Fan Fest and qualifying.

Monster Energy Star Racing Yamaha's Levi Kitchen calls in to tell us about racing in the mud at East Rutherford, how he feels about his second season, and more. Red Bull KTM's Maximus Vohland follows up to discuss training at Baker's Factory, preparing for outdoors, and his plans for 2024. We close out with GasGas Elite's Mark Fineis on his 4th in SX Futures, growing up racing Go-Karts, and the possibility of racing some outdoors. The MotoXpod Show is presented by Boyesen and Race Tech.

Muc-Off/FXR/ClubMx Yamaha's Enzo Lopes calls in to talk about his best season to date, what he needs to improve on, thoughts on factory team rumors, and more. Then Twisted Tea/HEP Motorsports Suzuki's Kyle Chisholm tells us about balancing trying to prepare for racing with testing and developing off the Suzuki for the team as well as if he notices any diminished abilities at his age. We wrap up with Monster Energy/Pro Circuit Kawasaki's fill-in rider, Carson Mumford, who tells us how the ride came about, his thoughts on the bike, and what he would tell a kid coming in today to watch out for. Thanks to Race Tech and Boyesen for being our presenting sponsors.

Privateer Kevin Moranz comes on to tell us about pulling two holeshots in Seattle, what happened when he was battling with Chase Sexton, and how his program works. Then former factory rider Cole Seely calls in to talk about his first US Supercross since 2019. He also talks about his plans for WSX and whether he misses racing full time. The MotoXpod Show is presented by Race Tech and Boyesen

This week Rockstar Energy Husqvarna's Malcolm Stewart joins to talk about his knee surgery recovery, where he feels he could have been had the injury not occurred, and how the injury occurred. We ask about a possible contract extension as well. Then Phoenix Honda's Cullin Park calls in to tell us about the goals he's set for the season and weekly as well as how riding at ClubMX has helped his program.

This week Rockstar Husqvarna's Christian Craig calls in to talk about his seventh in Indy, the improvements made since the start of the season, and mental blocks. Then Phoenix Honda's Coty Schock tells of if he's met his pre-season goals, how he likes the bike and more. HEP Motorsports/Twisted Tea/Progressive Insurance Suzuki mechanic Travis Soules wraps it up to let us know how winning his first 450 SX Main Event with Ken Roczen feels, how he got the gig, and what Ken's big suspension change may have been.

This week Red Bull Factory KTM's Cooper Webb calls in to tell us how he feels about his race at Daytona, how the performance of the bike affects his next contract and more. Then Honda HRC Team Manager, Lars Lindstrom, gives some insight into dealing with his riders and their needs and having Colt Nichols on the team and his future. We wrap up with privateer Josh Cartwright telling us about making the main in Daytona, working a regular job, and about his sponsor, Eko Builds.

Benny Bloss joins to discuss racing the '23 Yamaha 450 for Rock River Yamaha and his plans for the year. Daxton Bennick comes on to talk about winning the first two SX Futures races and riding for Star Yamaha. Then Juju Beaumer tells us why he chose Orange Brigade and how he felt racing SX Futures.