Brett Lee | EP1

2026 National Preview | EP6

Featuring: Liam O’Farrell Pro racer currently still riding for Priority MX and the 2025 broadcast member Charlie Johnston Pro racer who owns and operates one of Canadas top Suspension companys with CJR Suspension Kyle Springman also Pro racer who riders a little less these days. Also a major part of Team Canada's MXoN team. In this episode, we break down the 2026 Canadian National Series with the guys’ top-five predictions in each class, debate some big questions heading into the season, and get their thoughts on MXoN 2026. Plenty of bench racing, bold takes, and storylines to watch as the gates get ready to drop.

Daryl Murphy | EP5

We catch up with Daryl to talk about his years in the sport, the challenges of 2025, and where his latest adventures are taking him next. A respected Canadian motocross referee, Daryl is also certified with both the FIM and AMA, bringing years of experience and insight from every side of the sport.

Justin Roney | EP4

Justin Roney grew up racing before finding his true calling behind the scenes, turning wrenches and climbing the ranks all the way to stacking #1 plates with KTM. Now leading the Priority MX GasGas program as Team Manager, Roney is helping build a new standard for professionalism, structure, and success in Canadian motocross.

Derek Schuster | EP3

GDR Racing Team owner and Gopher Dunes track operator Derek is a true pillar of Canadian motocross, someone who’s constantly pushing the sport forward and challenging the industry to think bigger. Known for his vision and drive, Derek has played a major role in elevating moto beyond the track and into something with lasting impact. In this episode, Derek reflects on his early years in the sport, the transition of taking over Gopher Dunes from his father, and what it takes to run both a top-tier facility and a competitive race team. It’s an honest look at the evolution of a lifelong passion, and the mindset behind growing motocross into more than just racing.

Kevin Tyler | EP2

We caught up with MX101 team owner, Sand Del Lee, track owner and all-around great in the industry, to talk about how he got started in the sport, where it’s taken him, and what he’s learned along the way.