The Re-Raceables

Weege, Matthes and Rarick talk about the epic SD SX in 2005 where Reed gets Carmichael on the last lap for the win. We then get Chad Reed on the line to talk about that race, his problems with the '05 YZ250, what San Diego means to him and we pick the Leatt Racing Reraceables categories.

Weege, Matthes and JT watch the Tampa SX from 1988 and have some real good thoughts about it.

The second ever AMA national night race and Jake Weimer goes 2-1 for his first overall of his career and Ivan Tedesco dominates the 450MX. Seth Rarick, Jason Weigandt and Steve Matthes try to break it all down, award some category winners and even have Weimer and track owner David Clabaugh all in to talk about this race.

Weege and Matthes discuss James Stewart's last win in a dominating 1-1 day at High Point, they talk about the switch to Suzuki in 2014, his Suzuki years, this race and then James team manager at the time, Mike Webb, calls in to talk about his memories.

Great race between Stew and Carmichael this day in the PNW and Weege, Matthes and special guest Jason Thomas get on the line to talk about it.

Weege and Matthes talk about the 1983 Orlando SX where a 16-year old Yamaha rider named Ron Lechien topped the 250SX class for his first ever win! We cover the ins and outs of the race with Lechien himself, talk about Ronnie's legacy and more. Also, special guest appearance by THE Jim Holley

Indianapolis 2011 SX was Ryan Sipes first win of his pro career and in this episode, Weege and Matthes talk about that race, get Sipes on the phone, give out some awards and more.

Weege and Matthes discuss the era-changing Gainesville 1989 MX race, JMB's first national win, Kiedrowski's first win, Stanton says he got tired (!!) and we talk to Davey Coombs about being there in Florida

Weege and Matthes talk about the legacy of the Monster Energy Cup, the US Open before that, they call Marvin Musquin to chat about his sweep at the MEC in 2017, what he did with the million bucks, his thoughts around this race and more

Weege and Matthes are joined by Seth Rarick to talk about the 2000 MX finale with Stephane Roncada and Travis Pastrana going for the title, we look back at TP's legacy, the racing, 250mx class, go through the categories and more.

Weege and Matthes talk about Weege's fav year at the ranch, the height of the Alessi/RV battles, the stories, the t-shirts, Jeff, Stew, RC and more.

Weege and Mathes are joined by Seth Rarick to talk about the infamous Southwick 2003 race, specifically the 125 race that produced Craig Anderson's first and only AMA win, Henry coming back, Byrner on the CR125, the Hughes/Brown battle, the chaos of the day, why Rarick chose this race and why Matthes is still mad at Doug Henry

Great day of racing in Minnesota between James Stewart and Trey Canard in both motos of 450MX. Weege and Matthes talk about that, how Canard was "Stew-lite", what happened to the Ryan's and more. Canard himself joins the show to talk about the bike change he made that day, touching tires with Stew in the air, his confusion on the overall win and more.

The first win for Jeremy McGrath on a Yamaha, the first win for a private team in 250SX, Weege and Matthes break down the beginning of MC's new era, we talk to his manager Larry Brooks about signing McGrath, working wit Factory Yamaha, his own managing skills, Yogi and much more.

The last man to go 1-1-1-1 to start his 450MX career, Jeff Ward, joins Matthes and Weege to talk about the start to his '85 national season, his step up in 1985, the great bike he had, his injuries he had to deal with and more.

Weege and Matthes talk about this iconic moto from James Stewart on the KX125, the drama filled 2003 season, Stew's speed and also Ferry's moto 1 450MX win! Special guest Dave Ginolfi sits in as well who was in the race with Stewart and talks about from his perspective

Weege and Matthes break down an epic night in San Diego for CR22 as he gets his first win as a team owner and in two years. We have CR22 manager Dave Osterman join us as well to talk about setting up the team and working with Reed. We also touch on Stew's Yamaha redemption ride, Canard, JT and more.

A huge swing in the 2002 SX series in Dallas this year wth the 125SX race featuring James Stewart and Travis Preston. We talk about this race, the 250SX main event and we even get Preston on the line to tell us about this season, signing with FC Honda and more

Weege and Matthes look back a great 250SX race from Phoenix where Jake Weimer battles Dungey and Hepler for the win while James Stewart goes on to win the 450SX. Weimer calls in with stories of his injured shoulder, his DNQ the week before, his dad's own shoulder injury, his switch to PC after this year and more.

Great race between Jeff Stanton and Rick Johnson on this day and tons of subplots for Matthes and Weege to break down. Johnson himself jumps on the line to take us through what was going on with him at this time, his relationship with Stanton, the drama around him and more.

What a race in 450MX this was, from Justin Bogle's moto win to Baggett's ride to his words after, Troll Train won a moto, Marv was leading the points. Weege and Matthes talk about that day from their perspective and then Bogle himself jumps to tell us where that ride came from and his change of programs that year.

Weege and Matthes discuss the thrilling events at Hangtown 1984 national, from the Bailey/Glover crash to Ward and O'Mara going at it to a privateer winning the 250's! We get Cycle News Kit Palmer on the line who was there that day to talk about it as well as tell us old school moto journalism worked.

Weege and Matthes take a trip down one of the weirdest SX races ever back at the WSX finale at the LA Coliseum and get Davey Coombs on who raced that night as well as Jim Holley who won the championship that night to talk about that night.

Weege and Matthes talk about the insane 2015 Arenacross finals in Vegas, the race between Regal and Hayes, the regional AX champs, doing a webcast from that event, the history of AX and more. We even get Jacob Hayes and Daniel Blair on the line to talk about it from their perspective.

Weege and Matthes discuss another race where Guy Cooper should've won, Bradshaw's epic ride, Doug Dubach winning his first and only career 450SX race and more. We even get Dubach on the line to tell us about that night, where the trophy is, his beloved RM125, what Damon said to him after and more.