Hosted by Seat Time · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 314 episodes
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Ricky Russell “retired” from pro racing at the end of 2025 and moved back home to Washington, but he’s somehow busier – and faster – than ever. In this episode we talk about how less pressure and more fun turned into him
Eight‑time National Enduro Champion Mike Lafferty joins Brian to kick things off with old‑school timekeeping enduros, why he believes the restart format “saved” national enduro, and how NEPG‑era changes grew rider number
The Farm14 National Enduro was the ANEC's first attempt at a two-day enduro format. They split up the classes between Saturday and Sunday, as well as added in a few extra tests for the A racers. In this Seat Time Podcast
In this episode of the Seat Time Podcast, Andrew Short joins me to talk about “throttle therapy” and why throwing a leg over a dirt bike can make everything else just disappear. We dig into how Enduro racing helps him re
Trey Canard has broken just about everything you can on a dirt bike, retired young, and somehow found peace with it. In this conversation we talk injuries, identity, the Lawrence brothers, and what it really means to hav
Most racers try to fix their problems by just riding more, swapping parts, or blaming “arm pump,” but never really look at their weakest links. In this episode of Seat Time, former factory pro and Troll Training coach Al
Tyler Baumann is the younger brother to Mathew Baumann, and it sounds like they have an awesome 2026 lined up. Tyler shares how they plan to tackle the 2026 US Hard Enduro Series, as well as a few hard enduro suspension
Tobin Miller is an up and coming young hard enduro racer. He’s excited for the support from Championship Brick Racing for the 2026 US HArd Enduro season. With GPS training out of the way from last years Moto Madness, he’
Mathew Baumann is coming to the States from Canada for his first trip to King of the Motos. He’ll be traveling the U.S Hard Enduro Series in 2026 with his brother Tyler. I’m excited to see what this Canadian duo think of
Nick Poochachoff is moving up to the pro class this year in Hard Enduro for the challenge. As the courses have been evolving, he believes he’ll be more challenged with what the 2026 US Hard Enduro Series pro courses have
Jack Williford is joining the Pro Class this year for the US Hard Enduro Series. To help make the transition smoother, he’s been taking lessons with IRC’s own Rich Larsen. He and his Beta are excited for the challenge of
Justin Leineweber has been the man in charge of the King of the Motos for the past couple years. He works tirelessly to make sure KOM evolves, and that the hard enduro racers are being challenged. Though King of the Moto
Braxton Hintze is currently riding for Fantic USA, but the road there was a wild one. He was one of the riders with the rug pulled out from underneath them when Factory 1 Sherco USA went under. We discuss how he’s evolvi
Devin Funaro is the creator of Crosslinked Components, and they make hard enduro parts for hard enduro riders! We caught up on riding with buddies, hard enduro tire testing, and the evolution of Crosslinked Components. H
Jean Derek Côté is a shop owner, JD Motorsports, and hard enduro racer out of Quebec, Canada. Even though his area of Canada is under snow this time of year, he’s been putting in the work to be prepared for the King of t
Joe Nemeth is a multi-time finisher of the King of the Motos and the director of the MOAB Hard Enduro. He knows what it takes to make his way around Johnson Valley, including stealing the necessary parts from one of his
Riley Bender has been dubbed “Riley The Kid”, hard enduro son to The Hard Enduro GOAT, Cody Webb. After the Factory 1 Sherco USA team closed shop, Riley found a new home with Webb and his RMATV/Yamaha team. They thought
Quinn Wentzel is looking to build upon his 7th place finish at 2025 King of the Motos. For 2026, the plan is to be on the new Rieju fuel injected two stroke, the MR PRO 300i. He’s also been sharing more hard enduro tips
Branden Petrie is racing for BETA USA again for the 2026 US Hard Enduro Season. He’s had steady growth on the Italian motorcycles over the year, and is looking for that to continue this year. Most of all, he’s excited to
Cody Webb is the racer with the finger issues this year. Along with surgery and stitches, he’s also made the full time switch to the four stroke for hard enduro. That’s a bold move Cotton, we’ll see how it plays out at K
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