Vurbmoto Podcast Network

Josh Woods on Early Days of GPF, Bunking with Mike Craig and His Factory Days

Winners Take Y’all welcomes the one and only Josh Woods to the program. The fan-favorite former Factory KTM and Suzuki rider shows up with a backpack full of stories—like catching a flight from the Canadian Nationals, landing just in time to make practice at Loretta Lynn’s… then going out and winning a title.
Josh also lets us in on what it was really like bunking with Mike Craig (spoiler: night one went sideways fast), and walks us through the early days of GPF, the first full-time training facility in motocross, which just wrapped its 7th annual Clash for Cash event.
Find us on YouTube, Instagram, Threads, and TikTok, and keep an eye out—merch is coming soon on our new website thanks to the crew at Buck Wild Marketing.
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Wil Hahn FINALLY Joins the Show

Wil Hahn finally, after months, was on our show. Finally. You can run, but you can't hide. Check out what Wil had to say, follow us on Instagram and Facebook, and go ride your bike!
 
This show is presented by D.I.D. The most trusted chain brand in the World, D.I.D (dee-eye-dee) offers products for an incredibly vast array of riding disciplines and applications to fit your bike’s specific needs!
 
Whether you’re cruising the highways, navigating your way through Baja, or occasionally hit your local single track, D.I.D has a chain offering for you!
Check out their product catalog online at www.didchain.com to find the right products for you.

Warren Reid On His Formative years at HRC, Kawasaki and More

Warren Reid hopped on the show with us when Wil Hahn blew us off for the second straight week. More on that in the show. We will allow one more attempt to have Wil on before we send Nick down to south Georgia to kick the absolute shit out of him. 
 
Anyway, Warren stepped up and we had a great conversation about his formative years at HRC, Kawasaki and a cabin in the woods that produced some absolute legends. 
 
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Jimmy Button: The '90s, Deegan’s 450 Clash, and a Life of Recovery

This week on Winners Take Y’all, we’re joined by Jimmy Button — one of the most respected names in motocross. Jimmy takes us back to the wild '90s era of racing, gives his thoughts on the upcoming Haiden Deegan showdown in the 450 class, and reflects on how a career-ending spinal cord injury in 2000 led him to build Road 2 Recovery.
 
From his days as a factory racer to his tireless work helping injured riders navigate the process of recovery and rehabilitation, Jimmy’s story is one of grit, gratitude, and giving back to the sport he loves.
 
 Press play, take a ride down memory lane, and if you’re inspired — consider donating to www.Road2Recovery.com

What It's Like to Ride 900 Miles of Off-Road in New Mexico

John and Nick’s New Mexico Adventure. 900 miles of off-road in New Mexico was the goal. Camping at a volcano with the headmaster from the Branch Davidian Compound. Suga Ballz almost going off of a cliff multiple times. Check out the latest episode of Winners Take Y’all to see what it’s like…

Jason Weigandt Breaks Down MXoN and The Boys Talk Camper Karaoke

After returning from the Motocross of Nations the Winners Take Y’all crew broke down the race, the scene, camper karaoke, and why this race is hands down the best sporting event on the planet. 
 
We then welcomed the Swiss Army Knife known as Jason Weigandt to give us his take on the race as well! 
 
Find us and follow us on Instagram, Facebook, Threads, TikTok, YouTube, and X!!!
 
 
 

RJ Hampshire On The Selection Process for Team USA, Expectations and More

Last night on Winners Take Y’all, we sat down with Factory Husqvarna’s own RJ Hampshire. The likable Floridian is back for his second stint with Team USA at the Motocross of Nations, and he gave us the inside scoop on how this year’s selection turned into a rollercoaster—on the team, off the team, and finally back where he belongs. We also caught up on his outdoor motocross campaign, his mindset heading into Ironman, and what it means to answer the call for Team USA.
Big thanks to our friends at Bromada for fueling the fun.
Now hit play and enjoy the ride!

Troy Adamitis and Christina Denney Join Winners Take Y'all

Last night, Winners Take Y’all welcomed longtime friend of the show Cliff Ahumada, owner of Bromada Life. Cliff recently experienced a life-changing heart attack, and we invited him to share his story to help our listeners recognize the warning signs and learn what steps to take in an emergency.
 
Next up was the “Swiss Army knife” herself, Christina Denney. Among her many roles, Christina manages fundraising and logistics for our MX of Nations Team. She gave us an inside look at how that effort comes together and how each of us can pitch in to support the team’s success.
 
Finally, we were joined by Troy Adamitis, a generational storyteller for our sport. Through his camera lens, Troy has captured the heart and soul of motocross like no one else. His current projects include Roger DeCoster and the MXDN, available now on MySport.TV. We closed the show with a well-deserved salute to Troy’s ongoing work to tell the story of Moto.

Brad Lackey's Wild Ride to America’s First MX World Title

We had the honor of welcoming 1982 World Champion Brad Lackey—a man whose journey to the top is as wild as it is inspiring. Picture this: a 16-year-old American in the Czech Republic, working at the CZ factory by day, fueling up on pickles and beer, and chasing dreams before GPS, Google Translate, or even a decent map. No running water, no smartphone, no problem. Brad didn’t just ride to the top—he blazed the trail. What a ride it’s been!

Former NBA Star Rik Smits On His Passion for Motorcycles

Welcome back to Winner’s Take Y’all, where this week’s guest is the definition of supersized cool. Rik Smits—aka The Dunking Dutchman—stood 7'4" tall and anchored the Indiana Pacers in the ‘90s like a skyscraper in sneakers.
 
But here’s the curveball: Rick isn’t here to talk hoops. He’s obsessed with dirt bikes. The guy has more bikes than most of us have socks. We tracked him down at AMA Vintage Motorcycle Days in Ohio, and let me tell you—he barely fit through the door of our RV. If you thought dunking was his thing, wait until you hear about his throttle game.