WEBVTT FILE 1 00:00:02.000 --> 00:00:07.000 Downloaded from YTS.MX 2 00:00:08.000 --> 00:00:13.000 Official YIFY movies site: YTS.MX 3 00:00:26.509 --> 00:00:27.924 - If you are lucky, 4 00:00:27.958 --> 00:00:30.754 you'll live to see a century pass by. 5 00:00:35.207 --> 00:00:37.485 That time is unique to you. 6 00:00:39.315 --> 00:00:42.663 And what you do with it, 7 00:00:42.697 --> 00:00:44.872 well, that's entirely up to you. 8 00:00:46.080 --> 00:00:47.185 - I've never been interested 9 00:00:47.219 --> 00:00:49.877 in stuff that's kinda like mainstream. 10 00:00:49.911 --> 00:00:51.913 I don't see the point in living a life 11 00:00:51.948 --> 00:00:56.090 that's been lived millions of times before. 12 00:00:56.125 --> 00:00:57.816 The way I see it, 13 00:00:57.850 --> 00:01:02.683 time is like the only true currency we have in this life. 14 00:01:02.717 --> 00:01:05.858 You're always spending it whether you wanna be or not. 15 00:01:05.893 --> 00:01:09.103 You can never save it. You can never get more of it. 16 00:01:09.138 --> 00:01:12.762 I just really wanna try to spend my moments truly doing 17 00:01:12.796 --> 00:01:13.728 what's right to me 18 00:01:13.763 --> 00:01:15.696 and what makes me happy. 19 00:01:19.044 --> 00:01:22.841 - And now, for your 995 Twin Falls weather report. 20 00:01:22.875 --> 00:01:24.912 It's gonna be a beautiful day out there today. 21 00:01:24.946 --> 00:01:26.603 With the current temperature of 52 22 00:01:26.638 --> 00:01:29.019 and a high of 72 degrees. 23 00:01:29.054 --> 00:01:31.056 heading out to the bridge today, 24 00:01:31.091 --> 00:01:32.299 lemme tell ya, 25 00:01:32.333 --> 00:01:34.232 it's a picture perfect day for jumping. 26 00:01:34.266 --> 00:01:38.650 Nothing but clear skies and little to no wind all day. 27 00:01:38.684 --> 00:01:42.964 - For the past five years I've been living in my van, 28 00:01:42.999 --> 00:01:44.725 traveling around and, 29 00:01:45.657 --> 00:01:47.486 I didn't always live like this. 30 00:01:47.521 --> 00:01:50.627 You know, I had a house and stuff and like chilled 31 00:01:50.662 --> 00:01:51.801 and did the normal thing. 32 00:01:51.835 --> 00:01:53.699 I was a skydiving instructor and all that. 33 00:01:53.734 --> 00:01:56.081 I just knew that to get to where I was wanting to go 34 00:01:56.116 --> 00:01:58.014 with this, it was gonna take a lot of time 35 00:01:58.048 --> 00:01:59.360 and effort and resources. 36 00:01:59.395 --> 00:02:01.673 And so I just kinda decided a few years ago 37 00:02:01.707 --> 00:02:04.676 to just step back and like move into the van full time, 38 00:02:04.710 --> 00:02:07.610 stop spending so much money on just existing, you know, 39 00:02:07.644 --> 00:02:09.439 just your comforts', 40 00:02:09.474 --> 00:02:10.751 cost so much money in life. 41 00:02:10.785 --> 00:02:13.167 It's ridiculously expensive to eat, sleep 42 00:02:13.202 --> 00:02:15.549 and live inside of a room. 43 00:02:15.583 --> 00:02:20.001 So, I just kind of said, "screw it" to all that stuff. 44 00:02:20.036 --> 00:02:22.245 And I'm just gonna spend my time and my money 45 00:02:22.280 --> 00:02:24.868 truly like working on what I want to do. 46 00:02:24.903 --> 00:02:26.284 And hopefully that'll, 47 00:02:26.318 --> 00:02:27.940 you know, work out if I just, 48 00:02:27.975 --> 00:02:29.632 you know, fully immerse myself into it. 49 00:02:29.666 --> 00:02:31.185 So, it's been five years. 50 00:02:31.220 --> 00:02:33.808 That's where I get the name Link Slums from 51 00:02:33.843 --> 00:02:36.673 I've been slumming it in my van for five years, 52 00:02:36.708 --> 00:02:39.573 trying to save my money so I can do the things I wanna do 53 00:02:39.607 --> 00:02:41.264 instead of just using it to, 54 00:02:41.299 --> 00:02:43.611 you know, be inside at night or something. 55 00:03:37.113 --> 00:03:38.148 I've always loved BASE jumping 56 00:03:38.183 --> 00:03:39.667 'cause it's a minimalist sport. 57 00:03:39.702 --> 00:03:41.428 Like you don't have to have anything. 58 00:03:41.462 --> 00:03:44.500 You just, if you have your rig, your gear, like you can, 59 00:03:44.534 --> 00:03:46.398 you can BASE jump everyday. 60 00:03:46.433 --> 00:03:47.330 And I've always loved that, 61 00:03:47.365 --> 00:03:48.780 like the minimalism of it, 62 00:03:48.814 --> 00:03:50.920 being able to just do it no matter what, 63 00:03:50.954 --> 00:03:52.577 no matter, it doesn't cost you any money, 64 00:03:52.611 --> 00:03:53.716 there's no governing body. 65 00:03:53.750 --> 00:03:55.269 There's nobody telling you what to do 66 00:03:55.304 --> 00:03:56.684 or if you can do it or not. 67 00:03:56.719 --> 00:03:58.203 And I love that part of it. 68 00:03:58.238 --> 00:04:00.516 - BASE jumping kinda brings everything for me. 69 00:04:00.550 --> 00:04:03.346 It's not really something that I can like pinpoint one 70 00:04:03.381 --> 00:04:04.796 specific thing, 71 00:04:04.830 --> 00:04:07.247 but I've kind of built myentire life around BASE jumping 72 00:04:07.281 --> 00:04:10.008 and traveling and kind of the entire sport. 73 00:04:10.042 --> 00:04:13.287 I kinda stopped counting my skydives at around 9,000. 74 00:04:13.322 --> 00:04:16.048 And I have just over a thousand BASE jumps. 75 00:04:31.857 --> 00:04:33.445 - I've always loved riding dirt bikes, 76 00:04:33.480 --> 00:04:36.483 it's been the most consistent thing in my whole life, 77 00:04:36.517 --> 00:04:37.932 you know, growing up. 78 00:04:37.967 --> 00:04:41.557 And honestly, I think it just really deeply stems down 79 00:04:41.591 --> 00:04:43.697 to it was one of the first things I fell in love with 80 00:04:43.731 --> 00:04:45.250 when I was young. 81 00:04:45.285 --> 00:04:47.735 So, you just like, you know, your first love of anything 82 00:04:47.770 --> 00:04:50.220 is like super important and kinda sticks with you. 83 00:04:50.255 --> 00:04:53.223 And it's something that has just always been there. 84 00:04:53.258 --> 00:04:55.640 I've always thought it was the coolest thing ever. 85 00:04:55.674 --> 00:04:57.400 I mean, dirt bikes just look rad. 86 00:04:57.435 --> 00:04:59.402 I mean, being in a full motor kit 87 00:04:59.437 --> 00:05:02.336 looks cooler than any other sport on the planet, I think. 88 00:05:02.371 --> 00:05:03.510 It's just so cool. 89 00:05:03.544 --> 00:05:05.753 And you can do whatever you want with it. 90 00:05:05.788 --> 00:05:07.824 It's all up to you, what you do, you know, 91 00:05:07.859 --> 00:05:10.896 and that's always just obsessed me. 92 00:06:18.688 --> 00:06:20.794 - All right. We all clear? 93 00:06:22.140 --> 00:06:23.969 - All clear. 94 00:06:26.869 --> 00:06:28.767 - Great. Bradley's drop in three. 95 00:06:28.802 --> 00:06:29.665 Two. 96 00:06:29.699 --> 00:06:30.907 One. 97 00:07:21.268 --> 00:07:24.029 - Yee! Yeah! 98 00:07:24.064 --> 00:07:26.031 I would say the biggest thing most people don't realize 99 00:07:26.066 --> 00:07:28.793 what the motoBASE is just how much work and process 100 00:07:28.827 --> 00:07:30.450 and preparation goes into it. 101 00:07:30.484 --> 00:07:31.934 And actual thought like, 102 00:07:31.968 --> 00:07:35.420 I mean, I'm not just like finding something real quick 103 00:07:35.455 --> 00:07:37.491 and all of a sudden like, "Oh, I'm just gonna boost 104 00:07:37.526 --> 00:07:39.182 this out into oblivion and see how it goes." 105 00:07:39.217 --> 00:07:40.701 You know what I mean? 106 00:07:40.736 --> 00:07:43.221 Like we really have a pretty good method of figuring out 107 00:07:43.255 --> 00:07:44.947 you know, what's a possible jump, 108 00:07:44.981 --> 00:07:46.811 what's doable and how we need to go about it. 109 00:07:46.845 --> 00:07:50.124 Like with, gearing and the way you pack parachutes, 110 00:07:50.159 --> 00:07:52.748 you know, dictates opening speeds and stuff like that. 111 00:07:52.782 --> 00:07:56.821 Every motoBASE is its own unique kinda like stressor, 112 00:07:56.855 --> 00:07:58.512 I guess, and excitement. 113 00:07:58.547 --> 00:08:02.205 I definitely am like a psychopath, 114 00:08:02.240 --> 00:08:04.207 like passionate about this stuff, 115 00:08:04.242 --> 00:08:07.038 but I think so much about all of it, you know, 116 00:08:07.072 --> 00:08:08.315 and I try to make sure 117 00:08:08.349 --> 00:08:10.248 I have everything figured out going in 118 00:08:10.282 --> 00:08:13.147 and what needs to be done and how things need to be. 119 00:08:13.182 --> 00:08:15.046 - The trickiest part about the whole rigging setup 120 00:08:15.080 --> 00:08:16.047 for motoBASE 121 00:08:16.910 --> 00:08:21.673 is probably all of it. 122 00:08:21.708 --> 00:08:23.433 There's a lot involved and there's no one thing 123 00:08:23.468 --> 00:08:24.918 that's more important than the other. 124 00:08:24.952 --> 00:08:28.128 And so, you know, making sure that each step of the way 125 00:08:28.162 --> 00:08:30.302 everything is completely, 126 00:08:30.337 --> 00:08:32.339 like perfect every time. 127 00:08:32.373 --> 00:08:35.687 It's pretty critical for the success of motoBASE. 128 00:08:35.722 --> 00:08:38.172 - So many things that people have no idea about, 129 00:08:38.207 --> 00:08:39.449 and all the repairs, 130 00:08:39.484 --> 00:08:41.382 'cause it's like, yeah, I do jump and sometimes, 131 00:08:41.417 --> 00:08:42.625 you know, something will happen 132 00:08:42.660 --> 00:08:44.144 and my bike will get a little messed up. 133 00:08:44.178 --> 00:08:47.043 But also there's the parachute damage and stuff like that, 134 00:08:47.078 --> 00:08:49.459 that we have to deal with. 135 00:08:49.494 --> 00:08:52.601 I think people would be surprised at how much sewing I do 136 00:08:52.635 --> 00:08:55.569 and the mathematics involved. 137 00:08:55.604 --> 00:08:57.088 I don't know, trigonometry. 138 00:08:57.122 --> 00:09:00.298 My girlfriend learned it to help me with this stuff 139 00:09:00.332 --> 00:09:02.542 because we use this trig equation all the time. 140 00:09:02.576 --> 00:09:04.613 And I still don't know it or how it works, 141 00:09:04.647 --> 00:09:07.270 but I know we use it almost daily 142 00:09:08.582 --> 00:09:11.136 and I never thought I would need in my life. 143 00:09:11.171 --> 00:09:13.760 For literally to do something fun, but you do. 144 00:10:16.719 --> 00:10:21.310 - My goals with everything is really just to live a fun life 145 00:10:21.344 --> 00:10:23.139 and a unique experience, 146 00:10:23.174 --> 00:10:24.865 that's like true to myself. 147 00:10:24.900 --> 00:10:26.073 doing the things I wanna do 148 00:10:26.108 --> 00:10:28.386 and wanna have my own piece of property 149 00:10:28.420 --> 00:10:29.870 and my own place to ride, 150 00:10:29.905 --> 00:10:31.561 wanna build my own compound. 151 00:10:31.596 --> 00:10:36.325 And I wanna just continueworking on my passion projects. 152 00:10:37.188 --> 00:10:38.189 - For most, 153 00:10:39.742 --> 00:10:43.608 the later teenage years are a formidable stage of life. 154 00:10:43.643 --> 00:10:47.508 But for a young phenom who's looking to turn pro, 155 00:10:47.543 --> 00:10:49.752 it only means one thing. 156 00:10:49.787 --> 00:10:51.236 It's go time. 157 00:10:51.271 --> 00:10:53.860 - I've been working my whole life for this. 158 00:10:53.894 --> 00:10:55.309 Everybody normally says that, 159 00:10:55.344 --> 00:10:56.794 but I really have. 160 00:10:58.002 --> 00:10:59.072 - What are you riding? 161 00:11:00.107 --> 00:11:01.350 Motorcycle? - Yeah. 162 00:11:01.384 --> 00:11:02.420 - What the motorcycle say? 163 00:11:03.317 --> 00:11:04.284 - Oh. 164 00:11:05.526 --> 00:11:08.081 - It's been a grind my whole life. 165 00:11:08.115 --> 00:11:09.703 Everything's kinda gone into this. 166 00:11:09.738 --> 00:11:10.704 It's kinda weird to say, 167 00:11:10.739 --> 00:11:13.534 but I don't remember ever a time 168 00:11:13.569 --> 00:11:15.260 where I didn't wanna do this. 169 00:11:15.295 --> 00:11:17.953 Like all the way back to being two years old. 170 00:11:17.987 --> 00:11:22.820 And it was just me in a diaper or Jeremy McGrath pajamas, 171 00:11:22.854 --> 00:11:25.857 just watching "The Great Outdoors" or "Bar To Bar", 172 00:11:25.892 --> 00:11:27.756 just sitting on my PW in the garage. 173 00:11:27.790 --> 00:11:30.551 So, I always wanted to be a racer 174 00:11:32.001 --> 00:11:33.416 and I always wanted to win too. 175 00:11:33.451 --> 00:11:37.041 So, yeah, I can't exactly pinpoint a time 176 00:11:37.075 --> 00:11:39.422 that it was like something clicked for me. 177 00:11:39.457 --> 00:11:43.012 It was kind of a lifetime goal just to be where I am. 178 00:12:56.327 --> 00:12:57.811 - Ohhh! 179 00:13:01.539 --> 00:13:03.023 - It's hard to call it a sacrifice 180 00:13:03.058 --> 00:13:06.337 because I feel like I would do it whether or not I had to. 181 00:13:06.371 --> 00:13:08.718 And it's really hard to say that I missed out on anything 182 00:13:08.753 --> 00:13:11.445 because the experiences that I've gotten through this 183 00:13:11.480 --> 00:13:14.448 is been what I've dreamed about. So. 184 00:13:15.864 --> 00:13:18.452 Yeah, you could say that you'vemissed out on school dances 185 00:13:18.487 --> 00:13:20.834 and hanging out with your buddies on X-Box 186 00:13:20.869 --> 00:13:22.215 'till three in the morning and stuff. 187 00:13:22.249 --> 00:13:23.457 But, 188 00:13:24.976 --> 00:13:27.116 the stuff that I kind of am looking for in my life is, 189 00:13:27.151 --> 00:13:28.324 what I'm living. 190 00:13:28.359 --> 00:13:31.500 So, it's kinda like I'm living my best life. 191 00:13:58.044 --> 00:13:59.700 - I think I'm just a kind of a weird rider 192 00:13:59.735 --> 00:14:01.771 when it comes to having fun on a dirt bike. 193 00:14:01.806 --> 00:14:03.118 The most fun for me, 194 00:14:04.084 --> 00:14:05.845 is just straight up winning, 195 00:14:05.879 --> 00:14:09.089 like beating somebody to the finish line straight up. 196 00:14:09.124 --> 00:14:11.885 That's when I have the most fun on a dirt bike. 197 00:14:11.920 --> 00:14:15.440 The satisfaction I get from that is just next level. 198 00:14:15.475 --> 00:14:16.372 When I ride with people, 199 00:14:16.407 --> 00:14:17.546 they'll come off from a moto 200 00:14:17.580 --> 00:14:20.169 and they're like, "That was so much fun." 201 00:14:20.204 --> 00:14:24.311 And I'm like, really like, anytime the clock is on, 202 00:14:24.346 --> 00:14:26.589 I'm out there just straight for business, 203 00:14:26.624 --> 00:14:29.006 like bettering myself. 204 00:14:29.040 --> 00:14:30.248 I don't ever think of a time 205 00:14:30.283 --> 00:14:33.217 that I'm like, "Wow, that was a fun moto." 206 00:14:33.251 --> 00:14:34.356 It's just straight up. 207 00:14:34.390 --> 00:14:36.185 Get my work done, 208 00:14:36.220 --> 00:14:38.049 see you on the weekend. 209 00:14:38.084 --> 00:14:41.259 But, I come from a super competitive family, 210 00:14:41.294 --> 00:14:44.884 whether it's just motocross related or not, 211 00:14:44.918 --> 00:14:47.369 our whole family kinda always wants to win. 212 00:14:47.403 --> 00:14:50.786 And I think I almost took that to a whole 'nother level 213 00:14:50.820 --> 00:14:55.618 to where like, yeah, I just, I wanna succeed so bad. 214 00:16:59.846 --> 00:17:01.503 - I don't think I can explain it, really. 215 00:17:03.056 --> 00:17:06.301 It's just something that you just feel like you're missing 216 00:17:06.335 --> 00:17:07.854 when you're not doing it 217 00:17:07.888 --> 00:17:10.995 and when you're doing it, it just feels like normal. 218 00:17:11.030 --> 00:17:12.962 I've kinda always just, 219 00:17:12.997 --> 00:17:14.309 seen the light at the end of the tunnel, 220 00:17:14.343 --> 00:17:15.965 whether it's going pro 221 00:17:16.000 --> 00:17:18.865 or winning a "Loretta Lynn's Championship," 222 00:17:18.899 --> 00:17:19.969 through injuries and stuff. 223 00:17:20.004 --> 00:17:21.557 I've dealt with this or that, 224 00:17:21.592 --> 00:17:24.043 but it's never kept me down. 225 00:17:24.077 --> 00:17:27.563 My parents, millions of times have always said like, 226 00:17:27.598 --> 00:17:29.910 "You know, you could just do a stick and ball sport 227 00:17:29.945 --> 00:17:31.705 or we can go surfing." 228 00:17:31.740 --> 00:17:33.811 But even laying in a hospital bed, 229 00:17:33.845 --> 00:17:36.779 I was like, "No, like when's the quickest I can get back 230 00:17:36.814 --> 00:17:38.229 on my dirt bike? 231 00:17:38.264 --> 00:17:41.198 Like this is basically justwhat I truly really love to do." 232 00:17:41.232 --> 00:17:43.717 If I give it everything I have 233 00:17:43.752 --> 00:17:47.169 and just know that I left nothing on the table 234 00:17:47.204 --> 00:17:48.722 and it doesn't work out, 235 00:17:48.757 --> 00:17:49.930 I might be a little bit bitter, 236 00:17:49.965 --> 00:17:52.554 but I'm gonna be way better off than 237 00:17:52.588 --> 00:17:55.281 you know, just being lazy and not doing everything I can 238 00:17:55.315 --> 00:17:56.592 to getting it done. 239 00:17:56.627 --> 00:17:58.387 I honestly don't see, 240 00:17:59.837 --> 00:18:02.598 even an option of me doing everything I can 241 00:18:02.633 --> 00:18:04.221 and this not working out, like I just, 242 00:18:04.255 --> 00:18:06.499 it does not even a thought in my head. 243 00:18:06.533 --> 00:18:09.053 In my heart I just feel like this is it for me 244 00:18:09.088 --> 00:18:12.677 and whatever I gotta do, I'll do it to win. 245 00:18:29.487 --> 00:18:31.144 - Can you clap in front of your face? 246 00:18:31.765 --> 00:18:32.594 Thank you. 247 00:18:35.183 --> 00:18:37.737 So, like on a scale of 1 to 10, 248 00:18:39.773 --> 00:18:41.292 how competitive are you? 249 00:18:41.327 --> 00:18:45.124 - A 12 and a half. 250 00:18:45.158 --> 00:18:46.055 Kailub Russell 251 00:18:46.090 --> 00:18:47.643 takes the win here in Georgia. 252 00:18:47.678 --> 00:18:50.301 - Kailub Russell is once again, your champion. 253 00:18:50.336 --> 00:18:51.820 - Time's up 254 00:18:51.854 --> 00:18:54.995 and Kailub Russell pulls out another, one on the last lap. 255 00:18:55.030 --> 00:18:57.239 - Make some noise for your second time, 256 00:18:57.274 --> 00:19:00.139 national champion! 257 00:19:00.173 --> 00:19:04.453 - Kailub Russell caps off win number 66, 258 00:19:04.488 --> 00:19:07.836 in his career heading toward championship number eight 259 00:19:07.870 --> 00:19:09.803 here in the 2020 season. 260 00:19:09.838 --> 00:19:11.598 - There's good. 261 00:19:11.633 --> 00:19:13.807 And then there's the best, 262 00:19:15.223 --> 00:19:16.776 ever. 263 00:19:16.810 --> 00:19:19.813 If you looked up hard work in the dictionary, 264 00:19:19.848 --> 00:19:22.920 there would likely be a photo of Kailub Russell. 265 00:19:22.954 --> 00:19:25.750 As he's been the poster child for hard work 266 00:19:25.785 --> 00:19:27.131 and tenacity. 267 00:19:27.166 --> 00:19:30.341 Since the beginning of his reign. 268 00:20:26.570 --> 00:20:29.020 - I'm almost more used to winning than I am losing 269 00:20:29.055 --> 00:20:30.608 in the last little bit. 270 00:20:30.643 --> 00:20:33.853 And that's what's tough about losing is everybody, you know, 271 00:20:33.887 --> 00:20:36.752 every time I line up and if I don't win, like, 272 00:20:36.787 --> 00:20:38.098 well, what happened to Kailub today? 273 00:20:38.133 --> 00:20:39.376 Like, why didn't? 274 00:20:39.410 --> 00:20:41.240 I was like, man, I was like, I can't, I'm only human. 275 00:20:41.274 --> 00:20:43.138 I can't win everything like every time, 276 00:20:43.172 --> 00:20:46.314 but you know, I've got this, you know, high standard. 277 00:20:46.348 --> 00:20:48.902 And it's hard to meet that standard every time. 278 00:20:48.937 --> 00:20:50.870 Like, you know, every now and then 279 00:20:50.904 --> 00:20:52.561 I'm gonna get a second, a third 280 00:20:52.596 --> 00:20:53.976 or maybe even worse than that. 281 00:20:54.011 --> 00:20:55.875 But because I've won so much, 282 00:20:55.909 --> 00:20:58.015 it doesn't mean it's now sustainable 283 00:20:58.049 --> 00:21:00.189 and always gonna be that upward trend. 284 00:21:00.224 --> 00:21:01.432 I think once I'm done, 285 00:21:01.467 --> 00:21:02.951 they might be able to really appreciate 286 00:21:02.985 --> 00:21:05.298 like what I was able to bring to the table for so long. 287 00:21:05.333 --> 00:21:09.509 And maybe they do now, but yeah, it's definitely, 288 00:21:09.544 --> 00:21:12.581 it feels like I'm being rooted against 289 00:21:12.616 --> 00:21:14.376 and which that's human nature 290 00:21:14.411 --> 00:21:16.585 you know, you want to see the underdog succeed 291 00:21:16.620 --> 00:21:18.863 and knock the guy off the top. 292 00:21:18.898 --> 00:21:22.350 And you know, I'm as guilty as anybody wanting that, 293 00:21:22.384 --> 00:21:25.905 it creates good sport and good entertainment. 294 00:21:25.939 --> 00:21:27.044 So, you know, 295 00:21:28.563 --> 00:21:30.703 I have no like harsh feelings 296 00:21:30.737 --> 00:21:32.843 about people wanting to see that, 297 00:21:32.877 --> 00:21:35.363 you know, you just have to be able to appreciate it 298 00:21:35.397 --> 00:21:38.193 for what it is and know that, you know, 299 00:21:38.227 --> 00:21:40.126 you could be not being talked about. 300 00:22:28.174 --> 00:22:33.179 - GNCC is America's toughest off-road racing series. 301 00:22:37.148 --> 00:22:39.565 It's the most prestigious in the U.S. 302 00:22:39.599 --> 00:22:42.775 It's you know, just this three hour 303 00:22:42.809 --> 00:22:45.812 variable terrain from sand and mud 304 00:22:45.847 --> 00:22:46.917 to roots and rocks. 305 00:22:46.951 --> 00:22:49.160 Like, it's definitely grueling. 306 00:22:49.195 --> 00:22:51.646 It's physically demanding to the next level. 307 00:22:51.680 --> 00:22:54.442 There are so many riders and it's so rough 308 00:22:54.476 --> 00:22:56.616 that it really separates the men from the boys. 309 00:22:56.651 --> 00:22:58.825 It's got its own identity. 310 00:22:59.723 --> 00:23:02.035 It's not this fresh single track 311 00:23:02.070 --> 00:23:04.521 that's just a blast to go out and have fun on 312 00:23:04.555 --> 00:23:06.868 it's this race series that's 313 00:23:08.801 --> 00:23:11.113 identifies the most bad ass guy. 314 00:23:11.148 --> 00:23:12.563 - Kailub Russell for those of you 315 00:23:12.598 --> 00:23:14.703 that don't know, the winningest rider 316 00:23:14.738 --> 00:23:17.119 in two wheel history of GMCC racing 317 00:23:17.154 --> 00:23:19.812 with 61 wins to his credit. 318 00:23:19.846 --> 00:23:22.573 And of course, seven national championships. 319 00:23:22.608 --> 00:23:26.681 As we have this opportunity to say farewell. 320 00:23:26.715 --> 00:23:30.719 - Are you ready to go GNCC Racing? 321 00:23:51.015 --> 00:23:52.914 - I feel like I've changed over the years, 322 00:23:52.948 --> 00:23:55.503 as far as my mentality and the way I look at things 323 00:23:55.537 --> 00:23:58.954 and my perspective it's ever evolving. 324 00:23:58.989 --> 00:24:01.992 But, it's this fierce never say die, 325 00:24:03.821 --> 00:24:05.754 don't know when to quit mentality. 326 00:24:05.789 --> 00:24:08.688 And you know, I used to be a quitter, 327 00:24:08.723 --> 00:24:11.484 like when I was an amateur and first turned pro, 328 00:24:11.519 --> 00:24:14.107 like it's something that I've worked really hard on. 329 00:24:14.142 --> 00:24:17.041 And I don't know, I get this like feeling in my gut 330 00:24:17.076 --> 00:24:20.148 when I'm in second or, youknow, it's the end of the race, 331 00:24:20.182 --> 00:24:21.598 and like, I want to win so bad. 332 00:24:21.632 --> 00:24:24.359 Like it's, like I said, I'd like grit my teeth 333 00:24:24.393 --> 00:24:27.189 and go until you can't go anymore. 334 00:24:39.995 --> 00:24:42.653 - Yeah, there's been multiple times 335 00:24:42.688 --> 00:24:44.448 throughout my career that I can remember 336 00:24:44.483 --> 00:24:45.794 where I'm throwing up on my helmet. 337 00:24:45.829 --> 00:24:50.489 Like, just absolutely exhausted,like body cramping up, 338 00:24:50.523 --> 00:24:52.870 like my arms, like my triceps start cramping, 339 00:24:52.905 --> 00:24:56.218 my quads start cramping, my hamstrings and calf muscle. 340 00:24:56.253 --> 00:24:58.117 It's crazy. And yeah, 341 00:24:58.151 --> 00:24:59.877 just literally like gets so hot 342 00:24:59.912 --> 00:25:04.123 and you just start throwing up from heat exhaustion. 343 00:25:04.157 --> 00:25:06.677 So dehydrated, I can't even open my eyes 344 00:25:06.712 --> 00:25:08.023 at the end of the race 345 00:25:08.058 --> 00:25:09.784 and I can barely stand up. 346 00:25:09.818 --> 00:25:12.096 So, it's like, there's not enough money in the world. 347 00:25:12.131 --> 00:25:14.098 Why am I still doing this? 348 00:25:14.133 --> 00:25:16.445 I know what I'm able to sustain for the three hours. 349 00:25:16.480 --> 00:25:19.483 So I always run my watch in my handlebars. 350 00:25:19.518 --> 00:25:20.760 That way I can like keep tabs 351 00:25:20.795 --> 00:25:23.176 of where my average heart rate is that way, 352 00:25:23.211 --> 00:25:25.869 you know, I almost know how much I got left in the tank. 353 00:25:25.903 --> 00:25:28.457 So if I see that my average is pretty low at the time, 354 00:25:28.492 --> 00:25:31.184 like, I know what I'm capable of. 355 00:25:31.219 --> 00:25:33.117 So, you know, I know I've got more 356 00:25:33.152 --> 00:25:35.568 or don't have enough in a way. 357 00:25:35.603 --> 00:25:36.707 It depends on the race, 358 00:25:36.742 --> 00:25:38.640 but a real gnarly race, 359 00:25:40.055 --> 00:25:44.646 you know, I'll probably averagelike 175 for the whole race. 360 00:25:46.924 --> 00:25:48.892 - What's a final calorie count? 361 00:25:50.134 --> 00:25:51.515 - Gosh, I don't even know.I don't even look at calories. 362 00:25:52.481 --> 00:25:53.275 - Too many? 363 00:25:53.310 --> 00:25:54.587 - Yeah. Way too many. 364 00:25:54.622 --> 00:25:57.970 Probably upwards of like, four or 5,000. 365 00:25:59.040 --> 00:26:00.351 - How do you keep yourself focused? 366 00:26:00.386 --> 00:26:01.111 I know farewell tour, 367 00:26:01.145 --> 00:26:02.491 that's gotta be, you're a pro, 368 00:26:02.526 --> 00:26:04.148 but it's gotta be a little distracting, 369 00:26:04.183 --> 00:26:07.324 a little bit of a different feel compared to years past. 370 00:26:07.358 --> 00:26:09.050 - Yeah. It's different, 371 00:26:09.084 --> 00:26:11.742 but I think it's good for me. 372 00:26:11.777 --> 00:26:13.848 I don't know, It's like this weight's been lifted off of me 373 00:26:13.882 --> 00:26:16.091 and there's an actual ending now, you know? 374 00:26:16.126 --> 00:26:17.783 Where before there's a start and an end, 375 00:26:17.817 --> 00:26:19.716 but as soon as it ends, it starts all over again. 376 00:26:19.750 --> 00:26:21.200 So, now there's like an actual ending. 377 00:26:21.234 --> 00:26:23.512 So, it's like, yeah, it's different. 378 00:26:23.547 --> 00:26:25.307 Kailub, we lovewatching you have fun, man. 379 00:26:25.342 --> 00:26:27.378 Congratulations, you're a winner here 380 00:26:27.413 --> 00:26:30.727 at the "Wild Boar GNCC," Kailub Russell. 381 00:26:34.903 --> 00:26:37.665 - Life 382 00:26:37.699 --> 00:26:39.736 isn't always easy, 383 00:26:39.770 --> 00:26:42.773 nor is it obligated to make sense. 384 00:26:42.808 --> 00:26:46.328 Once privateer with aspirationsof simply qualifying 385 00:26:46.363 --> 00:26:48.365 for a "Supercross Main Event." 386 00:26:51.333 --> 00:26:54.026 Weston Peick single-handedly propelled himself 387 00:26:54.060 --> 00:26:55.406 into podium contention 388 00:26:56.753 --> 00:26:59.203 with an undeniable work ethic. 389 00:26:59.238 --> 00:27:00.273 True grit, 390 00:27:00.308 --> 00:27:01.585 and sheer will. 391 00:27:05.762 --> 00:27:06.625 Until, 392 00:27:13.493 --> 00:27:14.943 a career ending injury 393 00:27:14.978 --> 00:27:17.912 leaving Weston with 22 plates in his face, 394 00:27:17.946 --> 00:27:19.051 a detach jaw, 395 00:27:20.880 --> 00:27:23.503 an optic nerve damage rendering his right eye 396 00:27:23.538 --> 00:27:25.505 almost completely useless. 397 00:27:30.614 --> 00:27:33.065 - I got back from France, my injury 398 00:27:33.099 --> 00:27:35.067 and, I'm sitting on the couch, like useless. 399 00:27:35.101 --> 00:27:36.689 Like, I couldn't barely walk. 400 00:27:36.724 --> 00:27:38.173 I couldn't eat. 401 00:27:38.208 --> 00:27:40.486 I had to drink through a straw for almost two months, 402 00:27:40.520 --> 00:27:42.212 blend all my food in there, you know, 403 00:27:42.246 --> 00:27:44.352 it was extremely tough position to be in. 404 00:27:44.386 --> 00:27:46.147 And then, you know, trying to figure out, 405 00:27:46.181 --> 00:27:47.424 am I ever gonna race again? 406 00:27:47.458 --> 00:27:48.908 And then, you know, you see doctors and doctors 407 00:27:48.943 --> 00:27:51.290 are constantly telling you, "Oh, you should've died." 408 00:27:51.324 --> 00:27:52.740 You know, "You shouldn't be alive." 409 00:27:52.774 --> 00:27:54.983 And then, just tryna figure out, well, what's next? 410 00:27:55.018 --> 00:27:56.709 You know what I mean? Like, all I know is motocross. 411 00:27:56.744 --> 00:27:59.332 It's all I've ever done for the last 15 years. 412 00:27:59.367 --> 00:28:00.748 And then, you know, injury happens, 413 00:28:00.782 --> 00:28:02.059 then your brain just starts thinking, you know, 414 00:28:02.094 --> 00:28:04.130 obviously getting spots where you're like, 415 00:28:04.165 --> 00:28:05.511 you're depressed, you're down. 416 00:28:05.545 --> 00:28:07.168 You know, you just gotta kind of get your head wrapped 417 00:28:07.202 --> 00:28:08.617 back around it, 418 00:28:08.652 --> 00:28:10.447 and then just start moving on to to the future 419 00:28:10.481 --> 00:28:12.069 and think of the next thing in life of 420 00:28:12.104 --> 00:28:13.415 what is gonna come, 421 00:28:13.450 --> 00:28:15.245 other than just being so stuck on 422 00:28:15.279 --> 00:28:17.626 what you were doing, which is, you know, racing motorcycles. 423 00:28:17.661 --> 00:28:18.835 So, it's, 424 00:28:18.869 --> 00:28:20.043 it was definitely a learning curve for me. 425 00:28:20.077 --> 00:28:21.492 It took me about three or four months 426 00:28:21.527 --> 00:28:25.427 to actually accept that motorcycles were done for me. 427 00:28:25.462 --> 00:28:27.188 And then you're just sitting there like wondering, 428 00:28:27.222 --> 00:28:28.568 you know, what you're gonna do with your life. 429 00:29:33.357 --> 00:29:35.049 - The way I came up with last minute. 430 00:29:35.083 --> 00:29:36.533 I never had a future 431 00:29:36.567 --> 00:29:38.500 of where my dad had me at the dirt bike track 432 00:29:38.535 --> 00:29:40.606 and was pushing me, pushing me, pushing me, pushing me 433 00:29:40.640 --> 00:29:43.091 from when I was three or four years old, on up. 434 00:29:43.126 --> 00:29:44.299 It was more of a decision, 435 00:29:44.334 --> 00:29:46.819 when I was doing really bad in school 436 00:29:46.854 --> 00:29:49.270 and just being a bad kid, just get into bad things. 437 00:29:49.304 --> 00:29:50.512 And it was one of those things 438 00:29:50.547 --> 00:29:51.859 where I got, you know, kicked out of school 439 00:29:51.893 --> 00:29:53.861 and just kind of put me in a position 440 00:29:53.895 --> 00:29:55.724 where I kind of blew it, 441 00:29:55.759 --> 00:29:57.071 you know, cause I was playing football 442 00:29:57.105 --> 00:29:59.142 and obviously getting expelled multiple times 443 00:29:59.176 --> 00:30:01.178 that kinda ruins your career in something like that. 444 00:30:01.213 --> 00:30:03.111 So I kinda had to switch it to something 445 00:30:03.146 --> 00:30:05.838 where I had to work hard for something 446 00:30:05.873 --> 00:30:07.460 and it kinda kept my mind straight up, 447 00:30:07.495 --> 00:30:09.704 like keep pushing, fighting, fighting, fighting. 448 00:30:09.738 --> 00:30:12.465 And that's kinda where my head went was, 449 00:30:12.500 --> 00:30:14.882 you know, something like motocross keeps you 450 00:30:14.916 --> 00:30:16.090 in tune with yourself 451 00:30:16.124 --> 00:30:18.368 and always has to keep you on your feet. 452 00:30:18.402 --> 00:30:19.990 And that always that constant drive 453 00:30:20.025 --> 00:30:23.718 that I didn't have just by riding motorcycles. 454 00:31:19.601 --> 00:31:21.914 - So now, like the one thing that I did first 455 00:31:21.949 --> 00:31:23.778 after I knew I was done racing 456 00:31:23.812 --> 00:31:26.919 was I was just like, "All right well, I got time now." 457 00:31:26.954 --> 00:31:28.024 It's time that I never had before. 458 00:31:28.058 --> 00:31:30.026 So I went and bought a UTV. 459 00:31:30.060 --> 00:31:31.579 I bought a trailer, 460 00:31:31.613 --> 00:31:33.374 and I could actually enjoy my weekends going to the desert, 461 00:31:33.408 --> 00:31:35.134 you know, driving UTVs, dirt bikes, 462 00:31:35.169 --> 00:31:36.653 and just being able to go out 463 00:31:36.687 --> 00:31:39.759 and enjoy things that you never had time to do before. 464 00:31:39.794 --> 00:31:42.107 And then also just kind of be able to vacation 465 00:31:42.141 --> 00:31:44.695 and just have, you know, no remorse on life. 466 00:31:58.882 --> 00:32:00.021 - You know, you still have those days 467 00:32:00.056 --> 00:32:02.023 where you're just like, "Damn I miss it." 468 00:32:02.058 --> 00:32:03.438 Like, I still wake up some days 469 00:32:03.473 --> 00:32:05.268 and I'm just like, you know, you have a dream or something 470 00:32:05.302 --> 00:32:06.959 and you're like, "Oh, I'm going racing this weekend." 471 00:32:06.994 --> 00:32:08.616 You know? So it's like, there's always tough things 472 00:32:08.650 --> 00:32:10.238 where it's like, you still, 473 00:32:10.273 --> 00:32:13.793 you have that purpose and that grind of what you used to do. 474 00:32:13.828 --> 00:32:15.934 And then just trying to transition into something different. 475 00:32:15.968 --> 00:32:18.902 I have a business in California, and then also, 476 00:32:18.937 --> 00:32:20.455 where I'm kind of going in life right now 477 00:32:20.490 --> 00:32:23.182 is I'm working with WPS and Fly Racing right now. 478 00:32:23.217 --> 00:32:25.736 So, that's kind of where I'm putting 479 00:32:25.771 --> 00:32:26.979 most of my effort into right now, 480 00:32:27.014 --> 00:32:29.119 is helping them with the brand 481 00:32:29.154 --> 00:32:32.019 and trying to find my purpose now with WPS and Fly, 482 00:32:32.053 --> 00:32:34.262 just to kinda start my new journey, you know? 483 00:32:34.297 --> 00:32:36.092 Find, you know, where I can fit in at the company 484 00:32:36.126 --> 00:32:37.645 where I can mesh 485 00:32:37.679 --> 00:32:40.061 and what I can do to help them benefit their brand. 486 00:33:35.772 --> 00:33:37.291 - I'd wake up at six in the morning 487 00:33:37.325 --> 00:33:39.672 and I'd be like, "What am I gonna do today?" 488 00:33:39.707 --> 00:33:41.502 Like you sit there and you're like, just sit on the couch, 489 00:33:41.536 --> 00:33:42.779 drinking coffee. 490 00:33:42.813 --> 00:33:44.712 And you're like, "Am I gonna go to the track? 491 00:33:44.746 --> 00:33:45.954 Am I gonna train." 492 00:33:45.989 --> 00:33:47.853 You know, so it's like trying to transition 493 00:33:47.887 --> 00:33:49.510 into that different sector in life 494 00:33:49.544 --> 00:33:51.305 was like, probably one of the hardest things for me. 495 00:33:51.339 --> 00:33:53.721 'Cause it's like, you have a purpose 496 00:33:53.755 --> 00:33:55.171 and your purpose is gone 497 00:33:55.205 --> 00:33:57.276 and you have nothing else going on in life. 498 00:33:57.311 --> 00:33:58.760 You're just kinda sitting there stuck. 499 00:33:58.795 --> 00:34:02.178 And that was the hardest thing for me to get figured out 500 00:34:02.212 --> 00:34:03.593 on how to move on with life. 501 00:34:03.627 --> 00:34:05.077 Being able to have a purpose, 502 00:34:05.112 --> 00:34:07.045 whether it's, you know, building Harley 503 00:34:07.079 --> 00:34:09.357 or just being able to help promote a brand 504 00:34:09.392 --> 00:34:11.739 and be like, "Hey, I think we should do this or do that. 505 00:34:11.773 --> 00:34:13.016 We should change this." 506 00:34:13.051 --> 00:34:14.638 And it just kinda almost makes me feel 507 00:34:14.673 --> 00:34:16.019 like I have a place in life 508 00:34:16.054 --> 00:34:17.193 to be able to do something like that 509 00:34:17.227 --> 00:34:19.022 and be happy doing it 510 00:34:19.057 --> 00:34:21.093 and not being like, you know, a grumpy person. 511 00:34:21.128 --> 00:34:22.336 You're just like, "Oh, I hate my job." 512 00:34:22.370 --> 00:34:23.820 You know, now, so it's, 513 00:34:23.854 --> 00:34:25.304 I'm just glad I'm able to have that relationship 514 00:34:25.339 --> 00:34:26.961 with them to do that. 515 00:34:31.966 --> 00:34:33.657 - Everyone knows that one person 516 00:34:33.692 --> 00:34:36.074 who's seemingly good at everything. 517 00:34:36.108 --> 00:34:39.387 The United kingdom's BillyBolt is one of those characters 518 00:34:39.422 --> 00:34:40.906 who oozes talent 519 00:34:40.940 --> 00:34:43.805 and makes every onlooker jealous. 520 00:34:43.840 --> 00:34:45.013 If it has two wheels. 521 00:34:46.256 --> 00:34:47.671 He's mastered it. 522 00:35:08.692 --> 00:35:12.179 - I grew up just loving motorbikes, all kinda bikes, 523 00:35:12.213 --> 00:35:14.491 and dual motocross, 524 00:35:14.526 --> 00:35:15.492 more . 525 00:35:15.527 --> 00:35:17.115 I was a fan of everything, 526 00:35:17.149 --> 00:35:19.289 but actually I trials all my life 527 00:35:19.324 --> 00:35:23.500 from age seven until when I made the switch over to Enduro 528 00:35:23.535 --> 00:35:25.813 a few years ago, 19. 529 00:35:25.847 --> 00:35:28.540 I lost my way and I was struggling to see a career 530 00:35:28.574 --> 00:35:30.749 or a real future in trial. 531 00:35:31.750 --> 00:35:34.511 So, yeah towards the end of 2015, 532 00:35:35.823 --> 00:35:37.894 decided to make a switch 533 00:35:37.928 --> 00:35:42.140 and go almost all in the Enduro world completely. 534 00:35:42.174 --> 00:35:43.279 I borrowed the money off my mom 535 00:35:43.313 --> 00:35:44.349 and bought my first bike. 536 00:35:44.383 --> 00:35:46.282 And that was it. 537 00:35:46.316 --> 00:35:47.524 Just did everything I could. 538 00:35:47.559 --> 00:35:49.181 I had a lot of good people helping us 539 00:35:49.216 --> 00:35:50.976 and, you know, just trying to learn 540 00:35:51.010 --> 00:35:53.012 and get advice from as many people as possible 541 00:35:53.047 --> 00:35:54.324 that first year. 542 00:35:54.359 --> 00:35:55.601 Crushing my brains out, 543 00:35:55.636 --> 00:35:57.603 but you know, taking a lot of lessons from it 544 00:35:57.638 --> 00:36:00.744 and yeah, it's been a pretty rapid growth 545 00:36:00.779 --> 00:36:02.056 since I made the switch. 546 00:36:02.090 --> 00:36:03.264 Pretty wild ride, 547 00:36:03.299 --> 00:36:04.852 but one that I wouldn't change for the world. 548 00:37:19.306 --> 00:37:21.273 - And piss went through. 549 00:37:21.308 --> 00:37:23.171 Is for the love of it. 550 00:37:23.206 --> 00:37:24.863 Away from bikes, 551 00:37:24.897 --> 00:37:26.796 there's not too much else going on. 552 00:37:26.830 --> 00:37:28.004 There's other things, 553 00:37:28.038 --> 00:37:29.730 I've had a few of the hobbies and bits and bytes, 554 00:37:29.764 --> 00:37:32.146 but there's nothing really, I would compare to bikes. 555 00:37:32.180 --> 00:37:33.596 You know, that's all I've known 556 00:37:33.630 --> 00:37:36.115 since I was three, four years old and I started riding. 557 00:37:36.150 --> 00:37:37.324 That's all I wanted to do. 558 00:37:37.358 --> 00:37:39.360 I'd sit every day through school, 559 00:37:39.395 --> 00:37:41.569 just dreaming I could be on my bike instead. 560 00:37:41.604 --> 00:37:44.883 So now it's my job and I've got to do it everyday. 561 00:37:44.917 --> 00:37:47.989 It's not something I take for granted, that's for sure. 562 00:37:48.024 --> 00:37:50.475 I ride everyday I can. 563 00:37:50.509 --> 00:37:51.821 You know, with a smile on my face. 564 00:37:51.855 --> 00:37:54.202 I try to keep it for nothing. 565 00:37:54.237 --> 00:37:57.067 'Cause it's easy to get caught up in it. 566 00:37:57.102 --> 00:37:59.311 And, but really when it comes down to it, 567 00:37:59.346 --> 00:38:01.451 all we're doing is having fun on motobikes 568 00:38:01.486 --> 00:38:03.211 and I'm happy to ride anything. 569 00:38:03.246 --> 00:38:05.248 Two strokes, four strokes, 570 00:38:05.283 --> 00:38:07.215 250s, 350s, 450s, 300s. 571 00:38:09.839 --> 00:38:12.324 If it's got an engine and two wheels is good enough for me. 572 00:38:58.922 --> 00:39:00.407 - And that's one thing that I think 573 00:39:00.441 --> 00:39:01.787 we're kind of lucky with. 574 00:39:01.822 --> 00:39:04.065 You know, there's that many different elements 575 00:39:04.100 --> 00:39:05.446 of our race. 576 00:39:05.481 --> 00:39:07.310 And then our training 577 00:39:07.345 --> 00:39:09.726 that you know, a day out motocrossing, 578 00:39:09.761 --> 00:39:11.556 a day in the mountains or in the hill. 579 00:39:11.590 --> 00:39:12.729 We don't really have many mountains, 580 00:39:12.764 --> 00:39:13.903 we're kind of . 581 00:39:13.937 --> 00:39:15.905 But a day in the hills, in the forest, 582 00:39:15.939 --> 00:39:17.216 on the rock, in the rivers, 583 00:39:17.251 --> 00:39:19.909 it all adds up and it's all helpful, 584 00:39:19.943 --> 00:39:22.290 it's all useful in the long-term. 585 00:39:22.325 --> 00:39:23.844 SuperEnduro is you know, 586 00:39:23.878 --> 00:39:25.397 I don't wanna say what I enjoy the most, 587 00:39:25.432 --> 00:39:28.952 but it's definitely, you know, ranked pretty highly. 588 00:39:28.987 --> 00:39:30.195 I liked the training side of it. 589 00:39:30.229 --> 00:39:32.922 I like that it's a little bit more 590 00:39:32.956 --> 00:39:34.199 structured with its training. 591 00:39:34.233 --> 00:39:35.580 That's what sounds weird, 592 00:39:35.614 --> 00:39:38.410 'cause I'm the most unstructuredperson on planet earth. 593 00:39:38.445 --> 00:39:41.379 but, and I like the fact that you can go out and do more 594 00:39:41.413 --> 00:39:43.519 or as in you know, how longare you going to be riding for, 595 00:39:43.553 --> 00:39:45.762 and how long the race is. 596 00:39:45.797 --> 00:39:46.970 And all that. 597 00:39:47.005 --> 00:39:48.213 And I liked the grind of the motos, 598 00:39:48.247 --> 00:39:49.041 and it's difficult. 599 00:39:49.076 --> 00:39:50.560 You know, it's tough, 600 00:39:50.595 --> 00:39:53.045 we're hitting like you know, 190, 200 beat for heart rate 601 00:39:53.080 --> 00:39:54.392 for the entire race, 602 00:39:54.426 --> 00:39:55.323 the entire moto. 603 00:39:55.358 --> 00:39:57.602 So, I like that side of it, 604 00:39:57.636 --> 00:39:59.362 but I also liked the fact that the next day 605 00:39:59.397 --> 00:40:00.674 yeah we can get the twos stroke out 606 00:40:00.708 --> 00:40:03.746 and go out and ride for five, six hours. 607 00:40:03.780 --> 00:40:05.472 Go get lost, go and get stuck. 608 00:40:05.506 --> 00:40:08.475 And it's all counting. It's all helpful. It's all useful. 609 00:41:16.439 --> 00:41:17.889 My followers wanna see the good times, 610 00:41:17.923 --> 00:41:20.408 they want to see something nice. 611 00:41:20.443 --> 00:41:21.617 Some sick ridin' 612 00:41:21.651 --> 00:41:23.481 and something a little bit out of the ordinary. 613 00:41:23.515 --> 00:41:26.207 I don't think you know, you need to show all of the grind 614 00:41:26.242 --> 00:41:28.658 and the hard work that goes into it at the end of the day, 615 00:41:28.693 --> 00:41:31.696 you know, you wanna inspire kids to have a good time, 616 00:41:31.730 --> 00:41:34.975 as much as anything and to enjoy riding dirt bikes, 617 00:41:35.009 --> 00:41:38.668 which I think above all is what's important. 618 00:41:49.368 --> 00:41:51.578 - You wanna talk about guts? 619 00:41:51.612 --> 00:41:54.650 Move across the globe and drop everything. 620 00:41:54.684 --> 00:41:57.929 Friends, family, language, and culture. 621 00:41:59.137 --> 00:42:01.070 All in hopes to be one of the few 622 00:42:01.104 --> 00:42:04.867 and far between they write about the history books. 623 00:42:04.901 --> 00:42:07.317 - When we had to say to a family, yeah, we leaving. 624 00:42:07.352 --> 00:42:08.802 We go to the U.S.A 625 00:42:09.768 --> 00:42:11.183 for live our dream. 626 00:42:11.218 --> 00:42:13.496 And I try to be champion. 627 00:42:13.531 --> 00:42:16.292 That it was like, okay, you know, you're gonna be alone? 628 00:42:16.326 --> 00:42:17.742 Like no family or friends. 629 00:42:17.776 --> 00:42:20.986 You're gonna be there nine hour time change with France. 630 00:42:21.021 --> 00:42:24.196 And it's a 12 hour minimum flight to get there. 631 00:42:24.231 --> 00:42:25.784 So I was with my wife. 632 00:42:25.819 --> 00:42:27.959 So, I say its okay, we're gonna be all right. 633 00:42:27.993 --> 00:42:31.065 And then you arrive and some rules are different here 634 00:42:31.100 --> 00:42:33.999 than in Europe and a different lifestyle, 635 00:42:34.034 --> 00:42:37.037 the new food and so many difference. 636 00:42:38.625 --> 00:42:40.937 Obviously we didn't expect that much of change 637 00:42:40.972 --> 00:42:43.077 and was difficult. 638 00:42:43.112 --> 00:42:44.389 - It was challenging 639 00:42:44.423 --> 00:42:48.255 because we expected it to be like maybe easier 640 00:42:49.428 --> 00:42:52.984 because we are in the other side of the world 641 00:42:53.018 --> 00:42:54.502 and we are alone. 642 00:42:54.537 --> 00:42:58.748 And when you have down moment or when you need something, 643 00:42:58.783 --> 00:43:01.993 you have pretty much nobody here to help you. 644 00:43:02.027 --> 00:43:03.201 And it's like, 645 00:43:04.616 --> 00:43:08.862 you have to restart your whole life from the beginning. 646 00:43:08.896 --> 00:43:11.968 Because you move, you have to find new house, 647 00:43:12.003 --> 00:43:16.317 to buy a car and to learn whereto go to the grocery store. 648 00:43:16.352 --> 00:43:17.974 It's everything you have to learn. 649 00:43:18.009 --> 00:43:22.220 And it was very difficult at the beginning. 650 00:43:22.254 --> 00:43:23.739 - To help me just, 651 00:43:24.878 --> 00:43:27.639 in the way that compared to other rider, 652 00:43:27.674 --> 00:43:30.193 I think I have more to lose than anybody. 653 00:43:30.228 --> 00:43:32.644 And that just gives me the drive 654 00:43:32.679 --> 00:43:34.922 to push harder than everyone. 655 00:43:34.957 --> 00:43:38.443 And I show it last year and with the championship 656 00:43:38.477 --> 00:43:40.687 and yeah, I think I still show it. 657 00:45:31.142 --> 00:45:33.972 - To me, Dylan is the hard worker. 658 00:45:35.560 --> 00:45:38.390 He is like an example for me 659 00:45:38.425 --> 00:45:41.773 because he really likes what he does. 660 00:45:41.808 --> 00:45:44.189 And, when he wakes up in the morning, 661 00:45:44.224 --> 00:45:48.159 he wants to be better than the day before. 662 00:45:48.193 --> 00:45:50.437 - Leaving no stone unturned. 663 00:45:50.471 --> 00:45:53.267 Dylan hired fellow French legend, David Vuillemin 664 00:45:53.302 --> 00:45:56.339 to be both his trainer and riding coach. 665 00:45:56.374 --> 00:45:58.859 A man with a keen eye for detail 666 00:45:58.894 --> 00:46:01.413 and a resume kilometers along. 667 00:46:01.448 --> 00:46:04.762 With wins over some of the greatest of all time. 668 00:46:04.796 --> 00:46:09.767 Including the likes of Ricky Carmichael and Jeremy McGrath. 669 00:46:10.940 --> 00:46:12.873 - Definitely more buddy than trainer and racer 670 00:46:12.908 --> 00:46:14.426 like, because we share everything. 671 00:46:14.461 --> 00:46:18.534 He do my daily workout on the bike and off the bike. 672 00:46:18.568 --> 00:46:19.915 So, he knows everything about me. 673 00:46:19.949 --> 00:46:21.468 And we shared that much. 674 00:46:21.502 --> 00:46:25.092 And the thing is we both, French it's so much easier 675 00:46:25.127 --> 00:46:28.130 to break the barrier, you know? 676 00:46:28.164 --> 00:46:29.131 The technique on the bike. 677 00:46:29.165 --> 00:46:30.684 He's just really good at, 678 00:46:30.718 --> 00:46:34.826 the eyes of the speed that you must have on the track. 679 00:46:34.861 --> 00:46:38.796 The line shows that really what he's good at. 680 00:46:38.830 --> 00:46:41.902 But, what he's good . 681 00:46:41.937 --> 00:46:44.456 Like you have no idea but you do lap time 682 00:46:44.491 --> 00:46:48.115 and just one lap and he goes, "Okay, that's the lap time 683 00:46:48.150 --> 00:46:50.290 you can win a quarter second here, 684 00:46:50.324 --> 00:46:51.843 half second here. 685 00:46:53.396 --> 00:46:56.227 and just you work on that you do maybe one or two more lap 686 00:46:56.261 --> 00:46:59.678 and the lap time just dropped off, like what he said. 687 00:48:24.418 --> 00:48:26.834 - If you win racing championship, 688 00:48:26.869 --> 00:48:30.045 your life can be so much better than if you're not. 689 00:48:30.079 --> 00:48:31.943 I think in this championship last year, 690 00:48:31.978 --> 00:48:33.945 and since that, I think, yeah, my life changed 691 00:48:33.980 --> 00:48:36.706 and now for sure, I'm really happy and proud. 692 00:48:36.741 --> 00:48:38.605 When it's a off day, 693 00:48:38.639 --> 00:48:40.952 I can enjoy the other thing than dirt bike 694 00:48:40.987 --> 00:48:43.127 because I already have one championship 695 00:48:43.161 --> 00:48:44.852 and what I always dreamed to have. 696 00:48:44.887 --> 00:48:46.924 And so I reached my goal. 697 00:48:48.304 --> 00:48:49.961 I did what I always wanted to do. 698 00:48:49.996 --> 00:48:54.276 So for sure now I enjoy life better since that day. 699 00:48:55.553 --> 00:48:59.108 I'm just a kid that grew up far from the U.S 700 00:48:59.143 --> 00:49:01.869 and the "Supercross" and make it through it. 701 00:49:01.904 --> 00:49:06.357 And I mean, in France, forsure, I'm kind of recognized now 702 00:49:06.391 --> 00:49:08.290 as a, one of the small group of rider, 703 00:49:08.324 --> 00:49:09.532 who won championship in the U.S 704 00:49:09.567 --> 00:49:12.742 but I don't think I will ever be close 705 00:49:14.537 --> 00:49:19.197 to the people like inspire me like James or Ricky, 706 00:49:19.232 --> 00:49:20.923 legend like that. 707 00:50:07.038 --> 00:50:08.522 - I'm grateful for this opportunity 708 00:50:08.557 --> 00:50:10.041 because that was a dream 709 00:50:10.076 --> 00:50:13.217 and not everybody can reach his dream. 710 00:50:14.632 --> 00:50:16.634 So, for sure, really grateful 711 00:50:16.668 --> 00:50:20.431 and even more now that my life is here 712 00:50:20.465 --> 00:50:24.435 and that's where I sleep every day in this country. 713 00:50:24.469 --> 00:50:26.575 And yes, I enjoy my life.