Winners Take Y’all is officially live—and so is the merch. Our brand-new website is up and running, with shirts, tanks, hoodies, boxers, and plenty more ready to go. While you’re listening to this episode, cruise the site and grab some gear—every purchase helps keep the show rolling and gets us one step closer to taking WTY on the road. Hit it now at winnerstakeyall.com. Huge shoutout to Buck Wild Digital Marketing, the crew responsible for building our badass new site and expansive e-commerce store. They absolutely crushed it. Also new for 2026, we’re fired up to welcome Cycle Specialty as a sponsor. We’ve got some cool stuff planned together, including solid discounts on parts, bikes, and gear—be sure to check them out at cyclespecialty.com. Now, let’s get to the guests. First up is Sean Brennen, the man behind all things media at Feld, as Supercross season kicks off this weekend. We covered a ton of ground, and somehow he managed to keep us on track the whole time. Then we’re joined by Ronnie Tichenor—former Suzuki factory rider, 125 Supercross Champion, OG trainer, and all-around great dude. His resume is deep, and his stories don’t disappoint. Hit play, enjoy the episode… and yeah, buy some shit from our site.

Jalek Swoll stops by this week on Winners Take Y’all and the timing couldn’t be better.

This week on Winner’s Take Y’all, we were supposed to have Jalek Swoll, but SMX media day stole him away. So we said “what the hell”—we’ll be our own guests! Enjoy two full hours of pure WTY chaos, stories, and whatever else fell out of our mouths.

The latest from the boys at Winners Take Y’all.

Winners Take Y’all welcomes the one and only Josh Woods to the program. The fan-favorite former Factory KTM and Suzuki rider shows up with a backpack full of stories—like catching a flight from the Canadian Nationals, landing just in time to make practice at Loretta Lynn’s… then going out and winning a title. Josh also lets us in on what it was really like bunking with Mike Craig (spoiler: night one went sideways fast), and walks us through the early days of GPF, the first full-time training facility in motocross, which just wrapped its 7th annual Clash for Cash event. Find us on YouTube, Instagram, Threads, and TikTok, and keep an eye out—merch is coming soon on our new website thanks to the crew at Buck Wild Marketing. Now quit reading and hit play!

Wil Hahn finally, after months, was on our show.

Warren Reid hopped on the show with us when Wil Hahn blew us off for the second straight week. More on that in the show. We will allow one more attempt to have Wil on before we send Nick down to south Georgia to kick the absolute shit out of him.    Anyway, Warren stepped up and we had a great conversation about his formative years at HRC, Kawasaki and a cabin in the woods that produced some absolute legends.    Hit the play button!    

This week on Winners Take Y’all, we’re joined by Jimmy Button — one of the most respected names in motocross.

900 miles of off-road in New Mexico was the goal.

We then welcomed the Swiss Army Knife known as Jason Weigandt to give us his take on the race as well!

Last night on Winners Take Y’all, we sat down with Factory Husqvarna’s own RJ Hampshire. The likable Floridian is back for his second stint with Team USA at the Motocross of Nations, and he gave us the inside scoop on how this year’s selection turned into a rollercoaster—on the team, off the team, and finally back where he belongs. We also caught up on his outdoor motocross campaign, his mindset heading into Ironman, and what it means to answer the call for Team USA. Big thanks to our friends at Bromada for fueling the fun. Now hit play and enjoy the ride!

The latest from Winners Take Y’all

We had the honor of welcoming 1982 World Champion Brad Lackey—a man whose journey to the top is as wild as it is inspiring.

Rick isn’t here to talk hoops. He’s obsessed with dirt bikes. The guy has more bikes than most of us have socks.

After a four week hiatus we’d like to welcome KDub and Grant Hoffman to the show!

What a stacked lineup for the final day of Radio Fox at Loretta Lynn's. The iconic Andrew Short joined us, as did the recently crowned Amateur rider of the year Deacon Denno. If that wasn't enough, Kevin Windham returned to the show and Team Green manager Ryan Holliday came on to talk about Enzo Temmerman's future and much more. 

Live from the heart of the action on Thursday at Loretta Lynn’s Ranch, Jason Weigandt, Kevin Kelly and Jimmy Hill were joined by Kevin Windham plus Enzo and Maddox Temmerman.

Radio Fox live from the 2025 AMA Amateur National Motocross Championship at Loretta Lynn’s kicked off Monday

Mikkel Haarup is having quite the summer over at Triumph racing and we wanted to hear all about it on Winners Take Y’all.

Tune in and reminisce all things moto, road racing, Triumph, and even stunts at live action Batman shows!