DMXS Tonight
"Travis Pastrana comes across as the human incarnation of a puppy
dog-friendly, enthusiastic, and prone to rolling over repeatedly." That
was the summation of an automobile reporter after interviewing Travis
about his Rally career. We all remember the 113 mph, nine barrel roll
sequence in the Nitro 3 DVD that seemed to never end. Travis simply
proclaimed, "That was a hell of a ride." That quote could easily be the
title of his autobiography or written on his gravestone as Travis seems
to make the most out of every day. Somehow, there are still fans that
feel Travis owes them or the sport something and take the chance to
point out his every stumble. But they simply don’t get it. Travis is
having fun on his own terms and we should all be as lucky. Subaru has
signed him to a multi-year contract to race a WRX STI and we will talk
about his series so far this year and what else he has on his plate for
the summer.
Broc "Primecut" Hepler would rather forget about the first half of this
year all together. Broc suffered a nasty little fracture that refused
to heal quickly. After sitting out the SX season and the first several
rounds of the outdoors, Broc put out his own kind of press release with
a second overall last weekend. He put his competitors on notice and
anyone else that forgot his name that he was back. With a rumored new
contract in the works and the rest of the season to race, we have a lot
to discuss with our East coast neighbor.
Bevo never bought into the initial craze like RJ, RC, MC and the
infinite list of riders that are known now mostly by two letters. Maybe
he thought that BF was a hard sell, or it was too close to B.F.D and he
knew his friends like Larry Maiers and Hannah would run that into the
ground. Either way, we are just glad the Scott goggle front man is
still around the pits for us to enjoy. Bevo has been around a long
time..... I mean a really long time, and it’s always a pleasure to get
his perspective on the sport. We love um, and so will you.
WWR welcomes on Jake Marsack and his manager Darrell Saldana from SoCal
Racing on this evening. Also, we have a special guest from Toyota on
tonight. James Kern will be on to give us an update on the Toyota Zone
and the Toyota Athlete program. Toyota has really stepped up this year
as a sponsor and those programs show their commitment to the sport.
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