Grand National Cross Country

We're gonna come back with, um, you know, we, we are the Phoenix racing team, so we, um, we're a Honda-supported motorcycle team.

We do Supercross, Motocross, Arenacross, and the GNCC Series.

And right now we're currently leading, uh, both classes, 250 and 450 in GNCC.

We've got three rounds left.

And we also are the Yamaha support team for the ATV side.

I mean, it's these TV deals.

Like I said, it's no different than them switching Loretta's and GNCC's to Flow Racing instead of just doing

it.

I would love to see the numbers on that.

on.

And like I said, Loretta Lynn's qualifiers up to the National.

And then the GNCC Series, things like that, that is where they make their money.

It's not the Pro Motorcross Series.

Jeremy, I don't know, a couple things before we let you go real quick.

GNCC and amateur stuff, you mentioned Pine and all of that.

Do you want to expand those programs? Are you still work? Is that in the future? Expanding that stuff? Yeah,

100%.

People see them more on the track.

And then in the next year, we're shooting for 27 and possibly into 28.

We will make a big push into the GNCC world and try to cover all bases of racing.

And then I don't even know how much you know about this, but how are bike sales? How are we doing? How's Triumph doing?

Well, and that's funny, too, like, you know, just the idea of purpose-built motorcycles, right? You're talking about building something.

We were at Mama Tried, of all places, and I ran into a motorcycle and realized an opportunity to do something to tie my childhood together because growing up in western Pennsylvania where I'm at, like, it was, you know, the beginning of the GNCC races.

They used to call them 100-milers.

And here in Pennsylvania, like if you were running the Fireball or the Blackwater, you wanted an old Husqvarna.

Let's get into our first guest here.

He's a GNCC podium guy.

He's won some motocross races here and there, ISDE.

He's maybe going to ride some trials coming up.

team.

GNCC is an option.

Yeah.

Is it Bacon's?

track looked brutal, man.

Like, I don't know if they overwatered it, but I went out there for the second sessions, and I'm like, are we at a GNCC?

It seems like it, and I don't know if you've walked into the back section, but it's horrific.

I liked this track when it was 20, 23, 24.

And the bass has gotten really hard, which it used to not be like that.

And then now that we're going back into the trees, too, like, you're getting roots.

I'm like, it is GNCC.

Why are we going back in the trees? What was up with that? They