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The unapproved rogue podcast hits the road as Fireball surprise-attacks a Tyler Bowers training camp at E320MX.
Tyler jumps on to talk training, share a few theories, and shoot down a few others. Hurting feelings has never really bothered him.
Grant Hoffman recaps his summer racing the AMA Pro Motocross Championship and what it’s like helping Tyler run a camp full of young racers.
E320MX owner Chris Bailey tells us why he built the facility and how he keeps convincing big-name riders and trainers to come hang out in the middle of nowhere Georgia.
Winners Take Y’all is powered by Cycle Specialty in Fayetteville, GA.
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Big thanks to SEVMX, Cooter Co, Bromada and Buck Wild Digital Marketing for keeping this circus rolling.
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This week on Winners Take Y’all, we got the band back together and welcomed one of the genuine good guys, Carson Brown, to the program.
Carson is the Swiss Army knife of motorcycle racing. Old bike, big bike, dumb bike—it doesn’t matter. When it comes to riding absolutely anything on two wheels at an unbelievable pace, Carson is on an island by himself.
We also talked about Carson Brown’s Red Bull Barn Find Open, coming to Oak Ridge MX in Iowa, October 16–17. It’s a celebration of forgotten motorcycles, questionable garage builds and old bikes getting one more chance to go racing. Basically, it’s our kind of event.
Winners Take Y’all is presented by Cycle Specialty in Fayetteville, Georgia. Visit cyclespecialty.com and use code “suga-ballz” for 20% off helmets or “fireball” for deals on tires and STACYC products.
The WTY Top Five, Six Questions is presented by Superlite Technologies—the official seat of Winners Take Y’all. Save 20% on the lightest seat foam in the game with code “Sugarballz20.”
Big thanks to SEVMX, Cooter Co., Bromada and Buck Wild Digital Marketing for continuing to support the show.
Listen to the full episode on Spotify and Apple Podcasts, and visit winnerstakeyall.com for WTY merchandise, free shipping and every past episode!
No ACL? No problem. Winners Take Y’all powered by Cycle Specialty welcomed ClubMX’s Hunter Yoder to the program. Hunter might be one of the most likable dudes in the pits—and apparently ACLs are optional equipment. The guy raced all year WITHOUT ONE and still kicked ass. So…what’s your excuse?
We talked about Hunter’s season, life at ClubMX, racing without a fairly important piece of knee equipment, and what’s next for one of the good guys in the sport.
Then our longtime pal Jarrod Harris from Jarrod’s Place Mountain Bike Park jumped on. Before building one of the coolest MTB spots around, Jarrod spent time doing stand-up comedy—which honestly explains a lot.
We got into his comedy days, running a bike park, and the BIG event coming to Jarrod’s Place October 16–18.
Huge thanks to Cycle Specialty for powering the show and Superlite Technologies, the official seat of WTY. Lighten your bike, not your wallet—use SUGARBALLZ20 and save 20%.
Much love to Buck Wild Digital Marketing, SEVMX, Bromada, and Cooter Co.
Missed a show? Past episodes and fresh WTY merch are waiting at Winnerstakeyall.com.
Hunter Yoder has no ACL. You have no excuse. Press play, ya dorks.
Winners Take Y’all powered by Cycle Specialty is back, and this week we welcomed the one and only Kevin Windham to the program!
K-Dub worked alongside us on the mic at Loretta’s, so we had plenty to talk about while recapping the 45th running of the most prestigious amateur national on the planet. We get into the racing, the standouts, the stories, and all the madness that comes with a week at the Ranch.
Big thanks to our friends at Superlite Technologies. Want to drop some weight off your bike AND save some cash? Use code SUGARBALLZ20 for 20% OFF your purchase.
Lighten your bike, not your wallet!
And a huge shoutout to Buck at Buck Wild Digital Marketing for keeping our bitchin’ website looking sharp. Speaking of the website… BUY A DAMN SHIRT!
Much love to the rest of the crew that keeps Winners Take Y’all rolling — SEVMX, Cooter Co. and Bromada.
Winners Take Y'all powered by Cycle Specialty hit the road this week for a LIVE on-site broadcast from Cycle Specialty in Fayetteville, Georgia!
We had an absolute blast sitting down with motocross legend Tim Ferry and his son Beckett, for a fun conversation packed with stories, racing, family, and everything in between.
A huge thank you to everyone at Cycle Specialty for rolling out the red carpet and hosting us. We can't wait to do another Bike Night with your crew!
Big thanks as always to Superlite Technologies for their incredible support of the show. Don't forget to use code Sugarballz20 and save 20% on one of the lightest seats in motocross.
While you're online, check out winnerstakeyall.com for every past episode, fresh merch, and all things WTY. Huge shout-out to our web wizard Buck Wild Digital Marketing for keeping us looking sharp online.
And of course, much love to our great partners at Bromada, Cooter Co., and SEVMX for believing in what we're building.
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Winner's Take Y'all, powered by Cycle Specialty, welcomed none other than Ricky Carmichael to the show!
RC joined us to talk about everything happening in the world of moto, including his role as Grand Marshal of the upcoming 50th Annual Colorado 500. We also caught up on his recent trip to the legendary Isle of Man before diving into the current Pro Motocross season.
One of the best conversations of the episode centered around rookie debuts. Ricky shared his thoughts on today's crop of 450 rookies and reflected on what it was like when a young James Stewart entered the premier class. RC gave us a firsthand look at how he approached racing the incredibly talented rookie and what separated veterans from newcomers at the highest level.
A huge thanks to Superlite Technologies for bringing Ricky Carmichael to the program. Don't forget to use code Sugarballz20 at checkout to save 20% on one of the lightest seat systems in motocross.
While you're online, swing by winnerstakeyall.com to grab some fresh WTY merch. Huge thanks to Buck Wild Digital Marketing for keeping our website looking sharp and the merch store stocked with new gear.
And as always, thank you to our incredible partners at SEVMX, Bromada, and Cooter Co. for helping make this show possible.
Press play and spend an hour with the GOAT—you'll hear great stories, behind-the-scenes insight, and plenty of laughs along the way.
Winners Take Y'all powered by Cycle Specialty delivered another banger this week!
First up, mountain bike icon Cam Zink jumped on to relive an epic week at Mammoth, talk about the evolution of his MTB career, and give us a behind-the-scenes look at the absolute insanity that is Red Bull Rampage.
Then we caught up with Patrick Evans fresh off his X Games Best Trick gold medal to hear how that winning run came together—and what was going through his mind when he sent it.
We also got our hands on the new seats and seat covers from Superlite Technologies...and all we can say is WOW. They're ridiculously light, look incredible, and we're fired up to have them on board. Don't forget to use code Sugarballz20 at checkout to save 20%!
Huge thanks to our awesome partners at Buck Wild Digital Marketing for building the best-looking website in motocross, plus our crew at SEVMX, Bromada, and Cooter Co. for keeping the train rolling.
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This week we welcomed racing legend Paul Dallenbach to the show. With the 50th running of the Colorado 500 quickly approaching, we wanted to hear the history behind one of off-road motorcycling's most iconic charitable rides. Paul shared stories from his incredible career, including racing Baja, conquering Pikes Peak, and working as one of Hollywood's top stunt drivers. If you've seen a big-budget chase scene, there's a good chance Paul had something to do with it.
We also welcomed back our second guest, Jason Weigandt, to break down the opening rounds of the Pro Motocross Championship. As usual, we started with motocross and somehow ended up everywhere else—which is exactly how we like it.
A huge thanks to our friends at Superlite Technologies for supporting the show. If you're looking to shed weight from your bike, head over to www.superlitetechnologies.com and use discount code SUGARBALLZ20 to save some cash on one of the lightest seat systems in the industry.
Don't forget to visit www.winnerstakeyall.com for all the latest episodes and merch. The site was built by our friends at Buck Wild Digital Marketing, and if your business needs a fresh online presence, they're the people to call.
Thanks for listening, and we'll see y'all next week!
The week, we welcomed Kayden Minear to the show powered by www.cyclespecialty.com.
From Perth, Australia to the Star Yamaha rig, Kayden has been turning heads in a hurry. With SMX Next victories, a standout professional Supercross debut, and a bright future ahead, he's quickly becoming one of the sport's most talked-about young talents.
We also welcomed Danny Nappi from www.superlitetechnologies.com to discuss their revolutionary new seat, a product more than 10 years in the making. Danny dropped a wild comparison: you can spend over $2,000 on titanium bolts to save weight, or simply bolt on one of their seats and save about the same amount!
Next up, Wes Williams from Vurbmoto joined us to talk about the new Prospect App, which lets riders compare themselves against more than 200,000 riders worldwide. The conversation also dove deep into Loretta Lynn's racing and included some valuable advice for racers and families. Try it for free on the App Store and Google Play.
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This weeks show powered by Cycle Specialty and fueled by bad decisions, dehydrated meals, and questionable life choices, the boys from Winners Take Y’all got together this week to break down the upcoming Arizona adventure ride that’s somehow equal parts survival mission and motorcycle trip.
The crew is taking on the legendary Arizona Backcountry Discovery Route (AZBDR) — nearly 800 miles off-road starting near the Mexico border outside of Tucson and ending at the Utah border near Page, Arizona. Five days. Six riders. One goal: make it home with minimal emotional damage and at least half the bikes still running.
Bike lineup for the expedition:
The KTM-based riders are embracing the rugged outdoor lifestyle and camping each night under the stars like true adventure influencers. Meanwhile, the Honda riders booked hotels every night because apparently “hard enduro” now includes continental breakfast and functioning air conditioning.
John is armed with a JetBoil burner and enough dehydrated food packets to survive a Category 4 hurricane. Outside of that, nutrition plans include gas station cuisine and whatever meals Nick can acquire after trading his body for home-cooked food somewhere in rural Arizona.
The guys also dove into route planning, bike setup, luggage systems, gear prep, fuel range concerns, survival equipment, and all the dumb ideas that somehow sound incredible once helmets are involved.
If you’re into motorcycles, adventure riding, camping, poor financial decisions, or listening to grown men confidently explain things they barely understand, this episode is for you.
Check out the full episode along with all of our merch featuring FREE shipping at Winner’s Take Y’all.
Big thanks to our friends and partners:
Golden Globe nominated. Emmy considered. Baja 1000 adjacent. National Geographic survival experts. Arizona gas station cuisine ambassadors.
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