ATV-TALK A Motorsport Podcast

Mike Walsh is an innovating racer and a very good Atv product builder. He dreams up parts and then he builds them, developing his dreams into reality. Mike Walsh has left his mark in the ATV MX world. His creations are used industry wide.

John Gregory is desert racer from the 80's,90's and early 2000's. John has been a part of some very dominant racing programs. He also works in the retail side of the ATV world.

In his episode Nic Granlund told me all about his travels. He has traveled long and far just to race a ATVs. He is a very tough competitor. He's strong and fast, he has a never quit attitude that make him the racer he is.

Brianna Curley is 3 time Women WORCS Champion. She tells her story on moving on to education, her dreams, and a career in the medical field. She hopes in the future she may race again.

This young man's story touched my heart. His focus on the future and his passion for wanting to help people restored my belief in the human spirit. Also, Triston Powell is an up-and-comer ATV racer.

Dustin Nelson is an underestimated champion. During his short life, he's had multiple careers. He's been a champion in motorcycles, UTVs, and Atvs. Because of this his perspective is spot on and his knowledge of 2 & 4 wheels is very extensive.

John Pellan is the creator of atvscene.com. His passion and love for Atv racing can not be questioned. He has tried it all, racing 3 wheelers, quads, UTV,s, and 4x4 quads. He's been in front of the camera and behind it. In his words, it's been a wild ride.

From humble beginnings to superstardom. Chad Wienen is a 7 time national champion. His drive to win pushed him to find new ways to beat father time and the kids that are trying to steal his crown.

Josh Row grew up in the southern California desert, riding with a father that will go down in history as one of the great desert racers of all time. That gives you an advantage most racers could only dream of.

Mike Penland is a 4 x 4 Atv legend. He's interview was incredible because he has an incredibly broad knowledge about ATVs and UTVs. He started his career at 37, usually the age racers retire. Penland is so inspirational because of his legacy.

Craig Christy is proof to never read a book by its cover. He was underestimated by his competitors and loved by the people of the region. Baja is his passion, racing is his love, and winning his dream that came true.

Thomas Brown signed with a factory as a teenager. It's pretty amazing, being able to live your dream as a professional racer. He raced for 20 years and to top it off, Thomas is known as one of the fastest men on 4 wheels. I call that one hell of a carrier!

Matt Hancock is the son of a farmer, he grew up understanding the meaning of hard work and dedication. Just what he needed to be a professional ATV racer.

Garrin Fuller was born into a racing family. It was inevitable that the racing bug would get him. After a more than stellar amateur career, Garrin turned Pro. Unfortunately the stress, costs, injuries, and age took its toll. Retirement came too early for this one.

As we taped Mike Coe's episode, my dad, Danny Duncan came in and sat down to listen. He was silenced the whole time. As soon as we stopped recording a conversation between us three started. Little did they know I pushed the record button. It was an honor to sit down with these two legends. Danny Duncan & Mike Coe. Merry Christmas!

Crash up derby or hit everything on the track could be one way to describe Joe Byrd. The 2 time MX champion was fast, strong, and ruthless. Besides being strong and fast, Byrd had something else going for him, factory Honda liked him. He has 33 years of racing and hundreds of stories to tell. Love him or hate him, Joe is a fan favorite.

Felipe Velez a native of Mexico, grew up watching his heroes racing around the Baja peninsula. Little did he know he would become a racing hero himself. Showing the young and up coming racers anything is possible!

Carol Brandt, the model for women to follow on and off the race track. With her never quit attitude and the desire to be the best, she forged new ground, competing against men and often coming out in front.

Luke Gaisford comes to us from the land down under. We talk wild life, wild country, and what sounds like a great place to race. If you haven't been its a must. Listen in on the conversation, Luke gives some hints to why he is so successful in Australia.

Travis Damon is a versatile athlete, excelling in the world of crossover racing. Initially known for his motorcycle racing skills in the pro class at WORCS, he expanded his repertoire in 2020 by venturing into ATV racing. Despite being a relative newcomer to the ATV scene, Travis has already achieved notable success, securing a couple of podium finishes. Join us as we delve into the multifaceted journey of this remarkable athlete, exploring both sides of his two-headed coin. Don't miss out on our weekly episodes, released every Tuesday. Be sure to subscribe to our podcast for the latest updates!

Wes Miller, a pioneering figure in the ATV racing scene, not only excels as a racer but also serves as the owner of Huevos Films. Through his remarkable filmmaking skills, Wes has played a pivotal role in putting the ATV sport on the map, capturing the heart-pounding action and showcasing the incredible talents of its athletes. While many recognize him for his captivating movies that celebrate the men and women of the ATV industry, Wes's own journey as a highly accomplished racer is equally awe-inspiring. With multiple championships in Score under his belt, Wes has cemented his status as a true legend in the motorsport world. Don't forget to join us every Tuesday for an exhilarating new episode, delving into the exciting world of motorsport!

In this episode, we dive into the thrilling world of ATV racing with the legendary Jimmy White, a true force to be reckoned with both on and off the track. Known for his unwavering determination and relentless drive, White spent the majority of his illustrious career with Team Kawasaki.Travel back in time to the exhilarating 1980s, where epic battles between Team Honda and Team Kawasaki set the stage for unforgettable 3-wheeler showdowns. Witness the intense clashes and fierce competition as these Iron Man racers fought tooth and nail for the coveted National ATV Championship. While the Honda team boasted a lineup of formidable riders, it was Jimmy White who consistently led the charge for Kawasaki, piloting his signature green machine to the front of the pack, often surrounded by a sea of red competitors.Join us as we take you on a journey into the life and career of Jimmy White. In this special episode, originally featured in our February 1984 issue, we sat down with White to gain insight into his experiences both on and off the race track. Prepare to relive the thrills and spills of life in the 3-wheeler fast lane as we delve into this exclusive interview.Don't miss out on our latest episodes! Tune in every Tuesday to catch up with our podcast and discover more fascinating stories from the world of racing.

Logan Huff, a promising young talent in the thriving west coast off-road scene, takes center stage in this exhilarating episode. His race number is #4 in WORCS Pro Racing, Logan's journey began at the tender age of 13 when he hopped on a Raptor 250 (2007). With sheer determination and a burning passion for the sport, he swiftly progressed to a YFZ 450 at 15, and in 2014, he acquired a striking maroon YFZ 450.Stepping onto the racing circuit, Logan made his mark by starting in the B class in 2015 and rapidly ascending to the prestigious A class. Astonishingly, at the age of 19, he ventured into the realm of professional ATV racing, earning the title of ATV Pro. It was at Iron Man Raceway where Logan celebrated his inaugural victory as a professional, leaving spectators in awe of his talent.Off the racetrack, Logan exudes a quintessential Southern Cal surfer vibe, while his riding style mimics the graceful precision of a seasoned wave cutter. Keep a keen eye on this remarkable youngster, as his potential knows no bounds. To stay updated with Logan's thrilling journey and catch new episodes every Tuesday, remember to subscribe to our podcast on your favorite platforms.

Join us in this thrilling episode as we welcome the unstoppable Mike Coe to our show. A seasoned three-wheeler racer, Coe's expertise lies in defying the odds and emerging victorious. Having graced the ranks of esteemed teams such as Factory Honda, Suzuki, and Yamaha, his journey is nothing short of remarkable. Together, let's embark on a nostalgic journey to the era when three-wheelers reigned supreme in the industry. Discover the untold stories and firsthand experiences from those golden days. Make sure to subscribe to our brand-new YouTube channel and follow us on social media for exciting updates. Don't miss out on our new episodes, released every Tuesday!

In Episode 16, we are honored to feature the extraordinary Adrienne Cooper, whose incredible journey and immense compassion will touch your heart. Prepare to be captivated by her prowess on the ATV and her remarkable tale of entering the ATV industry, culminating in a breathtaking finale to her career. Hailing from Simi Valley, Cooper faced a daunting setback when she sustained severe injuries in a race accident in France. However, her unwavering determination propelled her to triumph and secure a national motocross championship title.Cooper's passion for quad racing ignited at the tender age of 13, earning her the prestigious Rookie of the Year award in 2006. Despite encountering persistent injuries and personal challenges over the following three years, she persevered. Nevertheless, destiny took an unexpected turn when motocross champion Adrienne Cooper selflessly relinquished her sport, as well as a kidney, to ten-year-old Logan Carson. Little did she know that her decision to donate her kidney would forever prevent her from participating in motocross races. Nonetheless, this act of profound generosity led her to become an emblematic figure championing a new cause.Prepare yourself for an emotional journey as you join us for this episode. Grab a box of tissues, for Adrienne's story, will profoundly shift our perspectives and restore our faith in humanity. We drop new episodes every Tuesday, so make sure to subscribe to stay updated! Join us on this remarkable journey and be sure to hit that subscribe button!

In this episode, join us as we dive into the world of off-road racing with Cody Janssen, a renowned former Pro MX racer turned Podcaster. As the owner and host of Digging Deep Podcast, Cody brings his wealth of knowledge and experience to the forefront. We explore a wide range of topics, including the exhilarating world of racing, the outstanding talent of US dirt riders, the emergence of new social media platforms, and fascinating insights into the industry. Cody's passion and dedication are truly inspiring, as he leads the way for the growth of our beloved sport. We thoroughly enjoyed our interview with him, as he shared his remarkable accomplishments and his unwavering commitment to the ATV community. Join us to celebrate the shared enthusiasm and drive of young individuals like Cody, who continue to fuel our passion for the thrilling world of ATV sport.

Marty Hart, the no-nonsense racer known for his meticulous preparation, never backs down on or off the track. He relentlessly pushes himself to outperform his previous achievements. Brace yourself for an intense ride! Over two decades ago, Marty Hart clinched his first three-wheeled ATV motocross championship as a factory Honda rider. Although he thrived with strong factory support during the early to mid-'80s, Hart's racing career hit a roadblock when the factory pulled out in late 1986. However, in 1989, Hart, accompanied by his new mechanic, Loren Duncan, made one final attempt. He triumphed and secured his last championship before retiring. Don't miss out on the excitement—tune in every Tuesday for a thrilling new episode. You can also find us on social media @atvtalkpodcast!

Join us in this thrilling episode as we dive into the world of ATV racing with the legendary Shane Hitt. A former GNC Champion, Hitt's skills on the Honda and KTM quads are second to none. Whether tearing up a dirt track or conquering a TT course, Hitt's performance is nothing short of poetry in motion. In 1997, he cemented his status as one of the greatest ATV racers of all time by clinching the ATV Pro GNC National Championship.Throughout his career, Shane Hitt has consistently proven himself as a formidable TT rider, always in the running for the championship. However, it wasn't until '97 that he finally achieved his long-awaited triumph. Kicking off the season with a thrilling TT victory at Birch Creek, Hitt continued to dominate with several more wins under his belt. To the surprise of his title rivals, Doug Gust and Tim Farr, Hitt also secured his first-ever motocross triumph, leaving them trailing behind and struggling to catch up with his blistering pace.As the season reached its climax at Loretta Lynn's finals weekend, Shane Hitt needed two strong finishes to claim the championship title. After an outstanding performance in the TT, it was clear that the year belonged to him. Tune in to discover the intense journey that led to Hitt's well-deserved victory.Don't miss out on our captivating episodes! New releases every Tuesday at 5 pm PST. Be sure to subscribe to our podcast on your favorite platforms to stay updated.

In this episode, we have a special guest, Torey Matajcich, our first lady guest. We dive into her journey as an ATV racer and her passion for the sport. Torey's racing career began at a young age when her grandfather gifted her a small quad at the age of 4. They would often venture out into the desert together for thrilling rides. At 6 years old, Torey's family went camping in Flagstaff, Arizona, near the cinders. Coincidentally, a Whiplash Racing off-road race was taking place that weekend, and her parents decided to enter her into it. Although her quad wasn't as competitive as the other kids', Torey's love for racing ignited. Eager to improve, her parents took her to another race organized by Whiplash, solidifying her determination to pursue ATV racing.In the 2019 WORCS opener, where she dominated the Women's A ATV class, securing the first-place victory while Donna Ellsworth finished second. Not only did Torey excel in the women's class, but she also participated in the Expert class during the 2019 AZOP Rowley White RV Series, specifically in round 6. Racing under the number #319, Torey showcased her skills and emerged victorious. Currently, Torey holds the prestigious title of the 2019 WORCS Woman's Champion, showcasing her remarkable talent and dedication to the sport. Be sure to follow us on social media @atvtalpodcast and subscribe for more exciting episodes every Tuesday!

ATV-TALK Episode 11 features a special guest, Jason Sloan, the son of the late Bob "the Iron Man" Sloan. In this emotional episode, Sloan opens up about his life following the loss of his beloved father and personal hero. He shares candidly about the challenges and hardships he faced, which ultimately shaped the person he has become today.Viewer discretion is advised for this episode as it deals with mature themes. The discussion includes descriptions of drug abuse and suicide. If you find yourself feeling isolated or trapped, remember that there is always hope. There is a light at the end of the tunnel.If you or someone you know is in need of help, please consider reaching out to the following helplines:International Help Line: 1-866-707-0083National Help Line: 1-800-662-4357 (available 24/7)For those in Southern California, the following resources are available:Salvation Army Rehab: 619-239-4037Sharp McDonald Center: 858-637-6920Sharp Mesa Vista: 858-836-8434

In the tenth episode of ATV-TALK, we decided to switch things up and interview our very own host, Leonard Duncan. With years of experience as a Race Mechanic and Racer for a performance company, Leonard has traveled all over the world, participating in various forms of racing. Joined by his son Danny Ray as the episode's host, they bring you captivating ATV-TALK stories that have never been heard before.ATC/ATVs have always been Leonard's life passion, starting from his first exhilarating ride on an ATC 90 back in 1969, courtesy of his father Danny Duncan. Since then, he has been hooked and can't wait to share his remarkable journey with you. From the early days of three-wheelers with no suspension to the cutting-edge modern ATVs, Leonard's 30-year career as a mechanic, along with his own racing experiences, has given him a unique perspective.Prepare to embark on a time-traveling adventure as Leonard takes you through the tales of ATV racing heroes from the past and present. You'll witness the evolution of the sport, from its humble beginnings to the awe-inspiring feats of today's modern-day superheroes. We sincerely hope you enjoy this special episode featuring our beloved host, whose passion for ATV racing sparked the creation of this podcast.Take a moment to immerse yourself in the unwavering passion that these men and women have for this lesser-known sport: ATV Racing. As you listen, you'll feel your own fire of passion grow, and who knows, one day you might find yourself on the other side of the microphone. Remember to subscribe and share this podcast with your friends, and don't forget to tune in every Tuesday for new episodes.

In this action-packed episode, join us as we venture into the dense forest alongside Bryan Hulsey, a seasoned veteran of the sport. Bryan's impressive track record includes competing in GNCC, OMA, and many other prestigious races. Get ready to embrace the muddy terrain and put on your goggles because it's going to be an exhilarating ride! In ATV AM 17, the focus is on the Super Senior (45+) category in ATV racing. Our guest, Bryan Hulsey, is not only an expert rider but also an ATV Research & Analysis Specialist with extensive knowledge and experience in the field. With over 35 years of riding and working on ATVs, Bryan has honed his skills in race analysis and even contributed to the development of improved ATV racing components. He has an impressive racing career spanning over 30 years at the local level and 26 years at the national level. Bryan's mechanical expertise covers a wide range of areas, including engine rebuilding, chassis component repairs, frame welding, and rebuilding ATV shock suspensions from top brands like Custom Axis, Showa, and KYB. Whether you're a passionate ATV enthusiast or simply love thrilling adventures, this episode is a must-watch. Tune in every Tuesday for new episodes, and don't forget to subscribe and share!

In episode eight, we are thrilled to have our first international guest, Paul Holmes, the British & European Champion. Join us as Holmes takes us through his incredible journey of life, long-distance racing, and his adventures around the world. As a multi-time British Quad X Champion, Holmes faced a significant personal challenge. Just 11 days after the passing of his biggest fan and father, he entered the British Championship final carrying a heavy emotional burden and a 1-point deficit in the series standings. However, fueled by his emotions, Holmes delivered a commanding performance, securing his 4th overall victory of the year and securing his 4th ACU British Quad-X Championship. Be sure to tune in every Tuesday for a new episode, and don't forget to subscribe and share!

In ATV-TALK's seventh episode, join us as we sit down with the renowned world-class mechanic, Paul Turner. As the founder of Paul Turner Racing Engines and the esteemed engine builder for Team Honda, Paul brings a wealth of expertise to the table. Notably, in 1989, he revolutionized the mountain bike industry with his groundbreaking R&D breakthrough—the design of the first pair of Rock Shox, which introduced suspended bicycle front suspension. Witness the rapid adoption of his innovative idea, leading Paul to transition from the ATV industry to pursue his passion for mountain biking.During this captivating episode, Paul Turner will share a few well-kept secrets. His wealth of knowledge and experience make him a genuine authority in the field of mechanics. Make sure to mark your calendars for new episodes every Tuesday, and don't miss the chance to tune in and learn from the best!

In episode six, join us as we take a nostalgic journey with Tracey Dickson. Together, we delve into his remarkable career in three-wheeler racing, exploring the lesser-known Husky and the highly sought-after Factory Honda ATC250R. Don't miss out on our latest episodes, released every Tuesday at 5 pm PST. Remember to subscribe to our social media platforms, where you can find us as @atvtalkpodcast, and share the excitement with your friends.

In episode five, We shook things up by changing the format and inviting not just one, but four incredible guests: Danny Duncan, Loren Duncan, Josh Row, and Brian Fuller. This episode brings together a group of industry professionals to delve into the fascinating world of the ATV industry, exploring its rich history, its current state, and the exciting possibilities for the future. Join us for this engaging discussion, and remember to show your support by liking and subscribing to our podcast. Make sure to mark your calendars for every Tuesday, as we bring you a brand new episode each week!

Beau Baron, a renowned champion in ATV and UTV racing, takes on a new challenge in the world of WORCS racing. In this episode, we join Beau as he prepares for an exhilarating race on his motorcycle. Known for his exceptional talent, Beau has clinched multiple championships on his ATV and UTV, and now he sets his sights on conquering the track on two wheels. Join us as we witness the incredible versatility and skill of this exceptional athlete as he aims to add another victory to his already impressive racing resume. Don't miss out on this captivating episode! Make sure to like and subscribe to our podcast for more exhilarating content. New episodes drop every Tuesday, delivering the best in motorsports action!

Join Danny Duncan as he takes you back to the origins of the ATV industry. In the late 1960s and early 1970s, all-terrain cycles (ATCs) made their grand entrance into America. From the moment they hit the showroom floors, engine modifications became the driving force behind this new industry, with Danny Duncan at the forefront. Discover the captivating story of how he became one of the trailblazers who shaped the ATV landscape. Tune in for a fascinating journey through the birth of an industry.

Welcome back to ATV-TALK! Last week we debuted our first episode, and we hope you enjoyed it. This week we have an exciting guest lined up for you. Danny Prather joins us to share his story about how learning to ride in the southern California desert ultimately helped him become a champion in Score and Best in the Desert competitions.He shares with us how learning to ride in the southern California desert helped him to become the champion he is today.If you're into off-roading and ATV racing, you don't want to miss this episode! Make sure to tune in every Tuesday at 5 pm PST for new episodes of ATV-TALK, where we'll be bringing you even more fascinating stories and insights from the world of ATV riding. Don't forget to subscribe to our podcast on your favorite platform to get notified of new episodes, stay up to date with all the latest news and interviews in the world of ATV racing, and never miss a beat!

Welcome to the premiere episode of ATV-TALK! In this exciting debut, we have the privilege of chatting with Doug Eichner, an ATV national and world champion, to explore his incredible career journey. From his humble beginnings in Carson Washington to becoming a fierce racer and winning the Pont de Vaux an impressive 7 times, Doug has achieved amazing feats in his career. You'll hear about his triumphs, challenges, and the many different things he has accomplished. Don't miss out on this fascinating conversation! This is an episode you won't want to miss, so tune in now and be sure to subscribe to ATV-TALK to stay up-to-date on all of our future episodes. Don't forget to leave us a review and let us know what you think!