ATV-TALK A Motorsport Podcast Leonard Duncan

To grow awareness among people who are unaware that many warriors come home with not only physical injuries but also mental scars.
To spread the word to more than a third of the population that these men and women need our support.
Remember, these men and women have volunteered for service in the military to ensure our freedom. We need to dedicate our time to help them and honor their sacrifices.
Not enough of us take the time to thank first responders and military veterans for their service and let them know they are welcome and needed.
Race to Erase 22 is a way to show support for our fallen heroes and their families who have sacrificed everything.
Please join Race to Erase 22 and carry a hero’s memory. Share this with your loved ones and spread the word. Thank you.

Setting the plan for college life and a professional career in racing.
Using the men’s 450 A class to gain experience and speed needed to advance her level.
Breaking the ceiling in motorsports, Lindsey is making her way in a sport dominated by men.
High school sports were cool and fun, but racing is at the heart of this young lady's goals.
Making her way to the record books as a woman who is dominating the sport like no other has!
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Julian never would have guessed after riding the Ironman in Vegas to Reno that he would be in Mexico riding a YZ 450 3-Wheeler for the first time.
Racing flat-track 3-wheelers and 4-wheelers for most of his life, desert racing was not on Julian's radar until it became a reality.
The 3-wheeler industry is small but consists of a devoted group of loyal people riding machines that the news and government have tried to squash.
Participating in the ATV-TALK motorsports podcast story on YouTube helped Wrangell Goobler and Julian Hoefert to spend some time together. On day one of the Norra racing series, Julian received his first ride on the YZ 450F 3-Wheeler built by Wrangell.
Come ride through Mexico with Julian and me. Please share this episode with family and friends. Thank you!

Megan Van Cleve grew up with a father who raced in the desert and volunteered for Best in the Desert. She shares her love for the Nevada desert and her experiences. In this episode, Megan discusses what the organization plans to do about entries and their strategy to grow their reach on social media.
The main goal is to explore the organization's plans for increasing entries and expanding their social media presence.
Megan Van Cleve is a one-person force traveling from event to event, spreading the word about the benefits of desert racing. Megan’s story is one of inspiration, showcasing her journey to an integral part of the racing community.
Enjoy this inspirational story of Megan Van Cleve, and share it with those who appreciate the journey from the outside to the inside of the racing world.

Jason Zittel was introduced to motocross (MX) at a young age, during the end of the 250R era, where he learned to build 2-stroke engines on a budget. Coming from a military family, Jason followed the tradition and started learning to ride ATVs at a farm in New York, which helped foster his love for ATV riding.
At the age of 12, Jason raced his first race on an LT 80, wide-eyed and happy to finish, with other riders awaiting him at the finish line to encourage and congratulate him. His journey took him from Wyoming to Arizona, where he heard about the WORCS races and finally got to race on the tracks he had read about in magazines. He made friends on the West Coast and teamed up with Ian Thomas to form Team Blind, supporting the Injured Warriors.
Jason's story is one of inspiration, showcasing his journey from an outsider to an integral part of the racing community.
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Cynthia Prefontaine's life was once dominated by racing quads, a time when living, sleeping, and racing these vehicles shaped her everyday existence. Her experience working with one of the largest shock manufacturers gave her a unique insight into the world of motorsports.
In 2021, during Episode 46, Cynthia discussed a rally in Morocco known as the Rallye Aicha des Gazelles du Maroc—a gateway to Africa. Returning in 2024, Cynthia is back to share her adventures and her victorious experience.
Cynthia’s evolving role in the motorsports world has kept her engaged, consulting with motorsport teams and working with professional women racers like Sara Price, a former motocross racer turned UTV driver.
Living amid the rugged mountainous terrains, Cynthia naturally embraced the outdoor and survivalist lifestyle. Her days are filled with riding dirt bikes, hunting, undertaking extreme trail hikes, and mastering living off the land.
Cynthia applied all her knowledge and lessons from the Canadian mountains to excel in the Moroccan rally, navigating the challenging terrain using traditional methods like maps and compasses.
Dive into this incredible story to find out how it ends—or if this is just the beginning. Please share with family and friends. Thank you!