Vurbmoto Podcast Network

Power Rankings, Shred Tours, Future of Vurb, Justin Rodbell | Squad Pod

The Squad Pod is now a legit show! We’ve got segments! In episode 6, I debuted the GUTS Racing Vurbmoto Power Rankings. 
This week I called up Vurbmoto owner and co-founder (and my second favorite Vurb employee) Brent Stallo to get his insight into the Vurbmoto Shred Tours. The next one is THIS weekend at Lincoln Trail in Casey, IL, for the Summer Slam. We also talked about what the future of Vurb is going to look like. I’ve known Brent for 14 years now and it was cool to finally hear his voice on a pod. 
Next I called up Justin Rodbell who is about to return to racing after a torn achilles. He let me know about the year he’s had and we talked about his amateur career and of course “The Summer of Rodbell”.  
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Daxton Bennick On Turning Pro at RedBud and More

Fresh off of his pro debut this past weekend at RedBud, we catch up with Daxton Bennick to discuss his weekend, his friendship with Haiden Deegan and his plans for the rest of 2023.

Kevin Windham Joins Winners Take Y’all

Kevin Windham begrudgingly joins us this week and we find out he has an obsession with a certain TV game show, he's lost 40 lbs and just got a freshie from Honda, so surely he's gonna get behind the gate this summer? 
Oh and look us up on Instagram to follow along with our project XR250 build @winnerstakeyall.

The Washougal Two-Stroke Race - HOW MUCH MONEY?!

Wes and Chase break down everything they know about the side bet happening at Washougal for the top placing two-stroke racer in the 450 class.

Amateur Stardom and What He’s Doing Now w Shawn Rife | Squad Pod

Two-time Loretta Lynn’s champion Shawn Rife had a very successful amateur career with the support of Cernics, American Honda, and Fox Racing to name a few. The kid from Ohio was on the fast track to the pros before a couple big injuries set him behind in some crucial years. I caught up with Rife to get his take on his amateur career and what he’s doing now. 

Memory Lane and WSX with Shane McElrath

Shane McElrath is back in the SX2 class in World Supercross looking to become the first ever back-to-back WSX champion. Round 1 kicks off this weekend in England so we caught up with the defending SX2 champ to talk about the new season and go down memory lane. 

Chad Reed, Adam Bailey Chat World Supercross Championship

We are less than 10 days out from the opening round of the World Supercross Championship. Before the boys set sail for Birmingham, England, we sit down with multi time World Supercross Champion Chad Reed to discuss his new role and check in with SX Global CEO Adam Bailey to get his final thoughts on the new season.

World Supercross Talk with Hunter Yoder | Squad Pod

The World Supercross Championship kicks off on July 1st and PMG Suzuki has Hunter Yoder ready to race the SX2 class. Yoder is also in the news as WE just announced that he will be joining the Troy Dog Squad ELITE Athlete Program effective immediately. I had to get “Yodog’s” take on all of the great things that he has going on in his life and to see what his goals and expectations are for the future. Yoder has a cool story and he didn’t really know if he wanted to race anymore at one point last year. Now he’s rejuvenated and ready to take on what’s next.

Why Ken Roczen Returned at High Point w Ken’s Mechanic, Travis Soules

In the words of the man who answered the call to action when Ken Roczen says "Want to go racing next weekend?" Find out how Ken's mechanic Travis Soules received the call and rose to the occasion and built a podium worthy steed for the two-time AMA 450 National Motocross Champion. 

Globetrotting Racing GPs, Wild Celebrations w Grant Langston | Winner’s Take Y’all

Grant Langston joins us in this weeks installment of Winner's Take Y'all and it's a dandy. Grant takes us through his years globetrotting racing GPs, making sandwiches at his new sub shop, and the wild celebration that ensued when he found out by phone he had won the 125 Pro Motocross Championship. This story never gets old!