Ahead of Rounds 11 and 12 at the Bark River, the boys share their excitement for what’s ahead at the iconic track’s 50th anniversary weekend. Pro Lite’s Matt Wood joins the show to talk about the future of the class, and discuss the challenge of being a small, family-run team competing at the Pro level. … Continued
First, the esteemed hosts briefly recap a wild weekend at Dirt City Motorplex, including updates on the tightest Pro and Sportsman points battles. Then, Pro Buggy points leader Cole Bernloehr joins in to talk about trying to maintain his tenuous position atop the standings in a loaded Pro Buggy division.
As the season enters its second half, Erik Hill of Sportsman SxS stops by to talk about overcoming adversity, chasing his first off-road win, and the family atmosphere that makes Champ Off-Road a great place to make memories.
Mod Kart’s Corbyn Wassenberg joins the show to talk about his summer of double duty in Mod Kart and dirt oval Late Models. Also, Brent and Cheyne break down the Pro points standings as we approach the halfway post of the 2026 season.
On this episode, Brent and Cheyne turn the page from Rounds 3 and 4 at Antigo and talk about what’s at stake at the Big House, as the Forest County Potawatomi Brush Run Speed Festival at Crandon looms ahead.
Cheyne and Brent are joined by Leland Thyes of AMSOIL Pro SxS to talk about his relentless pursuit of success in one of the sport’s most difficult divisions. The hosts also react to some of the highlights from Rounds 3 and 4 at Antigo.
On this episode, Cross Kirchmeier–fresh off his first two wins in Champ Off-Road at the Show Me Off-Road Shootout–talks about his ascent to the top of the podium as a relative newcomer to the National Tour, and why he thinks he can be just as fast in Rounds 3 and 4 at Langlade County Motorplex. … Continued
Continuing a yearly tradition, Sportsman trackside reporter and team historian Nolan Castellion joins the show to preview Sportsman division championship battles ahead of the 2026 season, and make predictions about which Pro drivers will stand out.
With the 2026 opener fast approaching, Cheyne and Brent discuss who’s back to defend their Pro titles from 2025, and which drivers have a great opportunity to take the top spot in their respective classes in 2026.
As the season nears its end, the hosts break down points championship scenarios, and talk about a few drivers they expect to end 2025 on high notes. Owen Van Eperen also joins the show to talk about his tremendous season so far, and his thoughts on the track at Glen Helen.