In this week's Unsung Heroes, Trey Stire wraps up the Spring Creek National, covering each privateer who scored points in their respective classes. Trey chatted with Hayes Edwards following his point scoring performance in each moto. Edwards detailed his wild ride in the first moto pileup, working his way through the pack and discussed his rookie Supercross season. The top privateers in each class are highlighted as always, from familiar faces to international imports. From Carson Mumford's second moto podium to local racers making the cut, it was a great day for many underdogs.

You can find the written version of The Unsung Heroes on treystire.wordpress.com and find the audio along with The Stire Sound on YouTube, Apple Podcasts, Spotify and iHeart Radio. Thank you for tuning in and we hope you spread the word!

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Timestamps:

0:00-Intro

0:56-Hayes Edwards Interview

28:49-Top 250 Performers

43:04-News & Notes from outside the 250 points

45:44-Top 450 Performers

53:24-The Canadian Corner

57:19-Notes from outside the 450 points

58:26-Outro

In Episode 48 of The Stire Sound, Trey, Jack and Ed recap a wild weekend where three red plates changed hands. Topics of conversation include Jett Lawrence's crashes, the 250MX chaos and Cole Davies' rough day, Guillem Farres and his winning streak, Simon Langenfelder's return to form, injuries and points hits for the Coenen brothers and more! The trio is back!

Want to hear more weekly coverage relating to AMA Supercross and MXGP? The Stire Sound is a weekly moto podcast hosted by TransWorld Motocross writer Trey Stire, Dirt Legal Dirt Bike Depot WMR KTM's Jack Noel and Cultmoto's Edward Heather. New episodes premiere every Wednesday. Like, follow and subscribe to the podcast on Trey Stire's YouTube channel and The Stire Sound's Spotify, Apple Podcasts and iHeart Radio pages.

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Timestamps:

0:00-Intro

3:32-Another Hunter Lawrence 1-1, Jett in unfamiliar territory

12:12-250 Class Chaos: Beaumer's first MX win, Kitchen regains the red plate, a miserable day for Davies

24:00-are the MX2 frontrunners a step above the AMA 250 contenders?

31:47-Farres continues his dominance, Sacha Coenen's valiant effort, Ed's observations from Foxhills

40:32-Jack Noel: day 1 Farres believer

45:42-Herlings wins and creates 57 point swing, Lucas Coenen injured?

58:38-Washougal & Loket Predictions

Episode 8 of Whose Standing Is It Anyway marks a new format for the show. This episode will be a teams only episode, with the primary clues centering around each race team a specific rider competed for. Jayden Rodriguez and Jeremy Hunt are back, eager to get the upper hand with a new style of play. We're always aiming to try new things and we hope you enjoy a new spin on our series!

Whose Standing Is It Anyway is a guessing game inspired by social media clips of people guessing NBA and NFL players by their Basketball/Football Reference stats. TransWorld Motocross writer Trey Stire put his own twist on things with Supercross and Motocross standings (or in this case, teams) from different rider's careers.This episode and each episode in the series will primarily feature racers who have competed since the 2000s and will feature both AMA Supercross/Motocross riders as well as MXGP racers.Have any suggestions or questions for the host or the participants? Comment below if you would like to see this series continue to grow and leave suggestions for future improvements! We hope you enjoy and spread the word!

Timestamps:

0:00-Intro

3:50-Rules & Practice Rounds

8:26-Round 1

9:32-Round 2

11:13-Round 3

16:50-Round 4

20:46-Round 5

22:03-Round 6

23:40-Round 7

27:35-Round 8

30:10-Round 9

31:12-Round 10

Welcome to Episode 7 of Whose Standing Is It Anyway! Inspired by social media clips of people guessing NBA and NFL players by their Basketball/Football Reference stats, TransWorld Motocross writer Trey Stire put his own twist on things with Supercross and Motocross standings from over different rider's careers.Episode 7 marks the most pivotal contest in series history so far. Jayden Rodriguez enters with a three game win streak and will clinch the inaugural Whose Standing Best of 7 series with a victory. However, Jeremy Hunt can send the series to a winner-take-all Game 7 with a victory. Will we crown our first champion or will the duel continue?This episode and each episode in the series will primarily feature racers who have competed since the 2000s and will feature both AMA Supercross/Motocross riders as well as MXGP racers.Have any suggestions or questions for the host or the participants? Comment below if you would like to see this series continue to grow and leave suggestions for future improvements! We hope you enjoy and spread the word!Follow us on Instagram:@tjstire3@thestiresoundofficialTimestamps:0:00-Intro & Rules6:08-Round 17:44-Round 29:24-Round 311:41-Round 414:18-Round 520:56-Round 624:04-Round 726:23-Results & Outro

Welcome to Episode 6 of Whose Standing Is It Anyway! Inspired by social media clips of people guessing NBA and NFL players by their Basketball/Football Reference stats, TransWorld Motocross writer Trey Stire put his own twist on things with Supercross and Motocross standings from over different rider's careers.In episode 6, we pause our best of seven series for a pair of new competitors! Dirt Legal Dirt Bike Depot WMR KTM member and The Stire Sound co-host Jack Noel squares off against CultMoto's Edward Heather! The two will compete for bragging rights and attempt to be the newest winner in series history.This episode and each episode in the series will primarily feature racers who are currently active or have been active in AMA Supercross/Motocross or MXGP since 2025.Have any suggestions or questions for the host or the participants? Comment below if you would like to see this series continue to grow and leave suggestions for future improvements! We hope you enjoy and spread the word!Follow us on Instagram:@tjstire3@thestiresoundofficial@jacknoel35 / @jackedupsmx@edward_heatherTimestamps:0:00-Intro8:41-Round 110:16-Round 211:34-Round 313:01-Round 415:53-Round 517:25-Round 620:07-Round 722:20-Ed's Cali Trip26:54-Some Bonus Rounds33:20-Outro

Welcome to Episode 5 of Whose Standing Is It Anyway! Inspired by social media clips of people guessing NBA and NFL players by their Basketball/Football Reference stats, TransWorld Motocross writer Trey Stire put his own twist on things with Supercross and Motocross standings from over different rider's careers.In episode 5, the series lead is on the line. Jeremy Hunt raced out to a 2-0 lead, but Jayden Rodriguez tied things up with two consecutive wins. Who will take the victory and get the advantage? This episode and each episode in the series will primarily feature racers who have competed since the 2000s and will feature both AMA Supercross/Motocross riders as well as MXGP racers.Have any suggestions or questions for the host or the participants? Comment below if you would like to see this series continue to grow and leave suggestions for future improvements! We hope you enjoy and spread the word!Follow us on Instagram:@tjstire3@thestiresoundofficialTimestamps:0:00-Intro & Rules5:58-Round 18:03-Round 210:12-Round 314:01-Round 418:09-Round 519:40-Round 622:35-Round 728:23-Outro & Final Thoughts

Welcome to the fourth installment of Whose Standing Is It Anyway! Inspired by social media clips of people guessing NBA and NFL players by their Basketball/Football Reference stats, TransWorld Motocross writer Trey Stire put his own twist on things with Supercross and Motocross standings from seven different rider's careers.In episode 4, Trey is joined by Jeremy Hunt and Jayden Rodriguez once again. Jayden won for the first time in the last episode while Jeremy attempts to return back to his winning ways. This episode and each episode in the series will primarily feature racers who have competed since the 2000s and will feature both AMA Supercross/Motocross riders as well as MXGP racers.Have any suggestions or questions for the host or the participants? Comment below if you would like to see this series continue to grow and leave suggestions for future improvements! We hope you enjoy and spread the word!Support Kyle Partridge: https://road2recovery.com/pages/causes/support-kyle-partidgeFollow us on Instagram:@tjstire3@thestiresoundofficialTimestamps:0:00-Intro & Rules8:34-Round 110:44-Round 212:39-Round 315:48-Round 419:59-Round 522:43-Round 626:00-Round 729:52-Final Scores & Closing Thoughts

In this week's Unsung Heroes, Trey Stire wraps up the Southwick National, covering each privateer who scored points in their respective classes. Trey chatted with Massachusetts privateer Kyle Murdoch after he scored his first point since 2022. Murdoch spoke about his weekend at Southwick, driving ten hours to race at the Riverglade National in Canada and more. The top privateers in each class are highlighted as always, from familiar faces to international imports.

You can find the written version of The Unsung Heroes on treystire.wordpress.com and find the audio along with The Stire Sound on YouTube, Apple Podcasts, Spotify and iHeart Radio. Thank you for tuning in and we hope you spread the word!

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Timestamps:

0:00-Intro

1:29-Kyle Murdoch Interview

19:05-Top 250 Performers

33:55-Other 250 notes

36:05-Top 450 Performers

43:43-Other 450 Notes

45:56-Outro

In Episode 47 of The Stire Sound, Trey and Jack give their thoughts on the chaos at Southwick. The hosts discuss Sacha Coenen's wild ride, if he can race at less than 110% effort, the title fight in both classes, plus Max Anstie's move to Club MX Yamaha. As always, predictions close out the show, with the hosts picking their podiums for Millville and Foxhills. We hope you enjoy!

Want to hear more weekly coverage relating to AMA Supercross and MXGP? The Stire Sound is a weekly moto podcast hosted by TransWorld Motocross writer Trey Stire, Dirt Legal Dirt Bike Depot WMR KTM's Jack Noel and Cultmoto's Edward Heather. New episodes premiere every Wednesday. Like, follow and subscribe to the podcast on Trey Stire's YouTube channel and The Stire Sound's Spotify, Apple Podcasts and iHeart Radio pages.

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Timestamps:

0:00-Intro

2:02-Jett Lawrence returns to the top, Lawrence vs Lawrence again

7:36-The Sacha Coenen Experience

15:29-Davies vs Kitchen: who gets the upper hand?

18:12-How costly will Southwick be to the Coenen brothers?

25:58-Max Anstie to Club MX Yamaha, Tondel's fill-in role

35:50-Millville & Foxhills Entry List first look

40:53-Predictions for Millville & Foxhills

In this week's Unsung Heroes, Trey Stire wraps up the RedBud National, covering each privateer who scored points in their respective classes. Trey chatted with Partzilla ROKiT Blaster Power PRMX Kawasaki's Hamden Hudson following his first career Motocross points finishes and with MX6 Racing Kawasaki's Marshal Weltin to get insight on his home race. The top privateers in each class are highlighted, including SMX Next racers and Americans competing north of the border in the Triple Crown Series.

You can find the written version of The Unsung Heroes on treystire.wordpress.com and find the audio along with The Stire Sound on YouTube, Apple Podcasts, Spotify and iHeart Radio. Thank you for tuning in and we hope you spread the word!

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Timestamps:

0:00-Intro

1:33-Hamden Hudson Interview

18:57-Marshal Weltin Interview

41:11-Top 250 Performers

47:30-SMX Next Standouts & feel good stories from outside the 250 points

54:58-Top 450 Performers

1:07:16-Notes from outside the 450 points, The Canadian Corner

1:12:06-Outro