The Re-Raceables

Weege and Matthes break down an epic night in San Diego for CR22 as he gets his first win as a team owner and in two years. We have CR22 manager Dave Osterman join us as well to talk about setting up the team and working with Reed. We also touch on Stew's Yamaha redemption ride, Canard, JT and more.

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00:09 Cold open: Reed's San Diego win

01:28 Welcome and sponsor reads

04:30 Setting up the CR22 story

07:24 Chad's Kawasaki collapse and starting a team

12:21 Observations column and the privateer debate

15:30 Trey Canard's speed

17:35 Slow like JT podium speech

21:51 Chad the complainer builds his own team

23:42 Stew's struggles on the Yamaha

26:22 Steve's plan to get Stew on the new Yamaha

30:07 Dave Osterman joins

33:04 Meeting Chad and the shark handshake

38:47 Suspension shuttle between Castillo and Pro Circuit

42:07 Chad's winning look and the team brand

48:23 Doubters, Honda and social media

55:12 Was the team ready for Anaheim 1?

1:02:16 Chad's way, say it once

1:04:49 Tears over the San Diego win

1:14:35 Ellie Reed and fan support

1:18:30 Honda support and the factory bike decision

1:23:12 Chad rips the whoops on a YZ250

1:29:08 Reaction to Davo

1:30:28 Guts ad read and Re-Raceables categories

1:31:30 Who's That Guy Award

1:34:01 Lit Kit Award and the missing JT

1:40:36 Jacob Marzak Award and Wildemar, Italy

A huge swing in the 2002 SX series in Dallas this year wth the 125SX race featuring James Stewart and Travis Preston. We talk about this race, the 250SX main event and we even get Preston on the line to tell us about this season, signing with FC Honda and more

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00:04 Cold open with Preston's podium interview

01:24 Show intro and Liat read

02:52 Preston's podium personality and the Husqvarna win

06:21 Chaparral days and the lottery ticket comeback

09:54 Scott, Decal Works and Knowles ad reads

11:46 Stu's rookie year and untouchable speed

17:50 Dallas 125 recap and Stu's three crashes

23:33 TV crew and Terry Gannon tangent

25:22 250 main: McGrath's slide, Ricky and Villeman

32:58 Travis Preston: Husky to Factory Connection Honda

38:52 Whoops, the triple and the five second practice gap

45:16 Big James walks up the tunnel

52:36 The Sorby feud explained

55:25 2003, 250s and first-gen carbureted four-strokes

1:00:05 Trophies, the Husky win and the $30K deal

1:04:32 Mechanics and Gothic J stories

1:09:17 Wrap with TP and Sean's 10 percent

1:13:03 Re-raceables categories: who really won

1:16:19 Rider pay and contract incentives rant

1:19:55 Steve Butler's frame and swingarm gift

1:21:40 Who's that guy and Lit Kit awards

1:25:52 Ben Riddle hype, Macho Man and Stu rookie rant

1:32:24 JT, Travis Elliott and Casey Johnson awards

1:35:04 Toronto helmet grab and media favorites

Weege and Matthes look back a great 250SX race from Phoenix where Jake Weimer battles Dungey and Hepler for the win while James Stewart goes on to win the 450SX. Weimer calls in with stories of his injured shoulder, his DNQ the week before, his dad's own shoulder injury, his switch to PC after this year and more.

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00:00 Cold open: Weimer wins in Phoenix

01:25 Intro and Liat/Scott reads

03:59 Chase Field, the track, and the Van Halen intro

07:36 Weimer as an amateur and the Factory Connection flyer

11:01 250 race recap: Dungey vs Hepler

16:03 450 main, Stewart's exit, and Ferry's memory

21:27 Jake Weimer calls in: torn labrum and the win

38:04 Jake's dad and the Chase Field security

46:10 Mitch Payton meeting and the switch to Pro Circuit

53:07 Biggest wins, J-Law, and Dusty Klatt

1:00:23 Reaction to Weimer and Guts read

1:01:56 Re-Raceables categories: Who's That Guy, Lit Kit, JT

1:11:13 S**t Kit, observations column, and sign-off

Great race between Jeff Stanton and Rick Johnson on this day and tons of subplots for Matthes and Weege to break down. Johnson himself jumps on the line to take us through what was going on with him at this time, his relationship with Stanton, the drama around him and more.

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00:00 Cold open and sponsor reads

03:00 Why RJ took so long to get on the show

08:36 Gainesville 90 video: Huffman's call and Bradshaw's jump

18:46 Rick Johnson on the 1990 Gainesville win

33:14 Mentoring Stanton and the Japan trip fallout

41:33 Wrist surgery and pulling the pins

47:09 Number 13 in 1990

52:06 Racecraft and Cooper Webb

59:47 Daytona setup and the last win at Unadilla

1:04:26 RJ the announcer and life after racing

1:11:37 Categories: Who's That Guy and Lit Kit

1:21:13 Marsak Award and the Tichenor rant

1:27:32 Decal Works and sign-off

What a race in 450MX this was, from Justin Bogle's moto win to Baggett's ride to his words after, Troll Train won a moto, Marv was leading the points. Weege and Matthes talk about that day from their perspective and then Bogle himself jumps to tell us where that ride came from and his change of programs that year.

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00:46 Intro and Liat read

03:39 Points leaders, JG's thirds and Marty Davalos

12:33 Scott read and Baggett's famous father rant

24:45 Where Marv ranks among the almost-legends

29:02 Maxis, Decal Works and Liat reads

30:18 Bogle joins the call

32:29 Pit fire and the easiest moto of his life

40:52 Bogle's comebacks and never giving up

50:43 Last lap tricks and riding for free

52:30 Jeannie Carmichael's program

55:46 JGR's bad luck and Bogle's concussions

59:06 Bogle on Baggett and High Point

1:04:50 Loving the RCH team

1:08:11 What a 450 win means and the magic Suzuki

1:13:42 Bogle wrap, 250s and Troll Train

1:21:27 Re-race categories and awards

1:31:17 Trey's exit and team switches

1:34:24 Hurlings Ironman video gripe

Weege and Matthes discuss the thrilling events at Hangtown 1984 national, from the Bailey/Glover crash to Ward and O'Mara going at it to a privateer winning the 250's! We get Cycle News Kit Palmer on the line who was there that day to talk about it as well as tell us old school moto journalism worked.

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00:45 Intro and sponsor reads

02:57 Setting up Hangtown 1984 and Alan King's Team Tam

08:46 Childhood favorites and Suzuki's collapse

12:42 Glover vs Bailey, Ward vs O'Mara

17:04 Why we brought on Kit Palmer

24:54 Saddleback playground and becoming a journalist

36:27 Filing stories in the 80s: typewriters and phone modems

41:02 Riders who gave good quotes, Goodwin vs Thompson

46:37 Kit on today's moto media

55:19 Kit's rule: don't get too close to riders

1:05:24 Never missing a flight or a deadline

1:10:27 Kit wrap-up and sponsor reads

1:13:36 Re-Raceables categories: Vince McMahon, Team Tam gear, Jacob Marsak

Weege and Matthes take a trip down one of the weirdest SX races ever back at the WSX finale at the LA Coliseum and get Davey Coombs on who raced that night as well as Jim Holley who won the championship that night to talk about that night.

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00:13 Archive intro and show open

03:13 Why the Rodil Cup matters again in 2023

05:46 RJ's leaky Innovation Sports Yamaha and the Euro invasion

10:11 Sponsor reads and setting up Davey

11:54 Davey Coombs on how the Rodil Cup came together

16:30 Goodwin's buggy entrance and the sandbagging heats

24:29 RJ's Life's a Beach speech

27:00 Davey on the shoulder, the aftermath and Goodwin's mea culpa

38:40 Lachine, Vandenberg and Kehoe's $250

43:40 Jim Holley on winning the title

51:10 Holley on RJ, the bonus money and the peristyle

1:00:50 Holley's night out and the autograph story

1:10:27 Uncle Jim wrap and the trash heap broadcast

1:15:08 Billy Frank's memories and early 125 Supercross

1:19:03 Re-raceable categories: who really won and Life's a Beach shorts

1:24:31 Who's that guy and the s**t kit

1:29:50 Jacob Marzak Award and the Jason Upshaw crash

1:35:19 Goodwin emails and sign-off

Weege and Matthes talk about the insane 2015 Arenacross finals in Vegas, the race between Regal and Hayes, the regional AX champs, doing a webcast from that event, the history of AX and more. We even get Jacob Hayes and Daniel Blair on the line to talk about it from their perspective.

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00:00 Live webcast cold open

02:28 Re-Raceables intro and sponsor plugs

04:39 How the Feld webcast came together

07:58 Feld's Arenacross gimmicks and why it folded

12:16 Webcast night guests and the empty media row

16:10 Guts, Liat and Maxxis reads

17:34 Winner take all setup and the live call

25:15 Jacob Hayes on the Regal takeout

33:45 Benched and the lost tryout rides

40:23 The apology drink and the fist fight question

46:24 2018 title, the end of Arenacross and Hayes' new job

53:22 Hosts react to Hayes and Arenacross attitude

56:22 Daniel Blair on the Hayes and Regal war

1:03:17 Blair's regional title, Genolfi and the helmet

1:11:29 Feld wanted clean, Arenacross was chaos

1:16:37 ProTaper read and Liat Racing categories

1:24:31 Bring Arenacross back and sign-off

Weege and Matthes discuss another race where Guy Cooper should've won, Bradshaw's epic ride, Doug Dubach winning his first and only career 450SX race and more. We even get Dubach on the line to tell us about that night, where the trophy is, his beloved RM125, what Damon said to him after and more.

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00:00 Cold open: Dubach's last-lap win

01:44 Intro and sponsor reads

03:36 Why this race is underrated

05:11 Weege's ESPN flat track trauma

07:42 Revolving analysts and Marty Smith

09:22 Larry's re-recorded commentary and Dubach's speed

13:12 Cooper leads, Chicken takes him out

18:13 Block pass debate and the $500 fine

21:52 Bradshaw stuck in the gate

24:33 Sponsor reads, McGrath's broken leg, Bale's load management

28:47 Dubach call: the last lap

38:29 Factory rider or privateer?

41:12 How Dr. D got his name

48:33 O'Neal contingency check

51:29 Dubach has never retired

55:52 Testing roots and the Honda offer

1:02:48 The 81 RM and the skid-contest tire

1:09:33 Post-call wrap and the Jim Hawley weekend

1:12:43 Re-raceable categories: who really won

1:15:10 Lit Kit gear and bike colors

1:24:07 Marsak Award and Wardy's fade

1:29:13 Daytime qualifiers tangent

1:33:09 Cooper wrap-up and sign-off

Weege and Matthes discuss the Seattle SX in 2012 which was Andrew Short's only 450SX win after getting pressure from Ken Roczen on a 350 (!?!) and a pivotal 250SX race as well. They even get Shorty to stop by the studio to talk about his memories of that night and special guest call from some guy named Moser!

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00:46 Intro and Liat read

02:12 Why Seattle 2012 mattered: Shorty's lone win

04:37 Kenny's 350 KTM and the Honda 150 tangent

13:48 Tomac and Dean Wilson's 250 fight

19:37 Sipes wins and a dry Seattle

22:33 Shorty in studio: the night behind the scenes

33:51 Shorty's team chaos and the Cowie deal

46:56 Alessi fastest qualifier mystery

50:33 Moser calls in

1:00:32 More Moser legends: Woody, Denny, Chicken

1:08:56 Categories: Who's That Guy, Lit Kit, Marsak

1:22:46 Reed Nordean and the RV injury