Pit Pass Moto

Geoff May, who started his professional racing career in 2000, competed in the Daytona 200 where he was sponsored by his current employer, Ameris Bank (where he is a mortgage banker), and Amsoil. Geoff May finished in sixth place, only 1.206 seconds behind first place after the final four-lap sprint to the finish.

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2019 saw Colton Haaker take the third world champion title of his career at the Maxxis FIM World SuperEnduro Champion. Haaker also starred in and co-directed a film that released in February titled “Colton Haaker’s Rare Exception."

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Johnny Lewis started racing professionally at 16 years old. Lewis is currently sitting in 23rd place in AFT Twins, only racing in one round so far this year, finishing 12th at Red Mile on June 2nd. When he’s not racing in select flat track events, he’s running 10 Training – now called Moto Anatomy – a training facility he founded in 2015 to offer riders at every level customized training.

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Bobby Fong is currently in second place in MotoAmerica Supersport, through 4 rounds. He has opened the season strong, finishing first in the first round at Road Atlanta aboard his M4 ECSTAR Suzuki GSX-R600. Fong has logged close to over 40 AMA Pro and MotoAmerica
Podium finishes across five classes.

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Featuring the following guests: Henry Wiles, Cole Seely, John Ewert, Danny Eslick and Ryan Sipes

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Ryan Sipes does it all. Sipes retired from SX/MX a few years ago to become a full time GNCC racer, and then he began to do a bit of everything. In 2018 he unveiled a program in which he competed in a variety of disciplines without fully pursuing any specific championship. He has a similarly busy schedule in 2019, and in mid May swept all three main events at Supercross Hawaii. This season, Sipes has raced GNCC, finishing 12th at the first round at Wild Boar, and has even raced American Flat Track Singles finishing a best 10th at Daytona TT March 14th.

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Danny Eslick has won the Daytona 200 4 times. He returned to race at Daytona in March. Unfortunately, Danny Eslick’s quest to become the third five-time champion of the Daytona 200 ended early. Eslick was running in the top 10 when he went off-course on Lap 11.

After getting back onto the track, he came down pit road and eventually left the race due to mechanical issues. Eslick scored 9th in race one and 10th in race two at Road America, Elkhart Lake in Wisconsin.

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Listen as the guys discuss motorcycle safety with Kevin Schneider, the Sheriff of Polk County, Iowa.

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Cole Seely began his 450cc rookie season in 2015 riding for the factory Honda team. He was named Monster Energy Supercross Rookie of the Year in 2015. He finished the 2019 Supercross season in 7th place and is currently in 10th place in the Lucas Oil Pro Motorcross Championship. Seely also recently was featured in the Sublime with Rome music video for their new release “Light On”.

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