Motocross talk from inside the paddock.
BigMx Radio follows motocross, supercross, and off-road racing from the inside edge of the sport. Brad Gebhardt talks with riders, team people, media people, and industry people about starts, programs, equipment, race weekends, and the grind behind the gate.
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BigMx Radio is motocross, supercross, and off-road racing talk from inside the sport’s daily machinery. Brad Gebhardt keeps the format loose, but the conversations are rarely vague. Guests arrive with bikes, teams, family histories, training plans, camera bags, race memories, and unfinished business. The result feels like paddock conversation after the gate drops and the pressure has settled enough for real talk. Cade Bradley’s appearance starts with the basics: Kingman, Arizona, desert riding, long drives to tracks, brand changes, and the question of what comes after winning Ultimate Rider. That kind of entry point is typical. The show likes where a rider came from because it usually explains how the program works now. Kyle Wolfe brings another lane, talking through off-road racing and action-sports work from behind the lens, with enough familiarity that the jokes about scheduling land before the technical conversation starts. Zane Anderson’s episode brings in legacy, pressure, Dubya Wheels, and a family line that stretches through the motorcycle industry. Zach Ufimzeff’s Texas episode focuses on the privateer grind, training near Fort Worth, and the challenge of pulling together a 2026 program. The show gives that kind of detail room to breathe. It is not only about results. It is about who found the bikes, who helped, who drove, who paid, who trained late, and who still showed up. Moose Off-Road guests Kevin Kelly and Stefan Frisk open a wider community story around Adam McGill, off-road racing, retirement, friendship, and the father-son bond around riding. Dave Drakes brings the bench-racing mode, where old tracks, ruts, tabletops, off-cambers, and Kenworthy memories become a bigger argument about what motocross used to feel like. Olly Stone’s MX6 Racing conversation gets practical fast, covering team personality, limited bikes, rider management, and the difference between factory expectations and a smaller program trying to grow. Ralph Sheheen expands the frame into broadcasting and racing media, from Speed Sport streaming to sprint cars, snowmobile races, and the strange places motorsports work can take a person. BigMx Radio is energetic without turning everything into hype. It respects the sport most when it explains the work underneath it. The language assumes listeners can hang with motocross shorthand, but the stories stay concrete enough to follow. Fans looking for polished studio distance may find it too casual. Fans who want racing people talking like racing people will understand the appeal quickly.
Made for: For motocross, supercross, and off-road racing fans who want rider stories, team context, equipment talk, and race-culture detail. It especially suits listeners who already know the names and want the behind-the-scenes texture.
What sets it apart: BigMx Radio stands out by treating every guest as part of the sport’s working ecosystem, from privateers and team people to media people and industry families. It turns bench racing into practical insight about programs, pressure, tracks, and survival.
BigMx Podcasts are aimed to bring moto news and history to the service and make everything easy to access. Podcasts without boarders the BigMx Crew consisting of Brad Gebhardt and Chris Mellen will leave no stone unturned.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
BigMx Radio connects race analysis with candid detail about riders, teams, tracks, equipment, amateur development, and the wider machinery of motocross.
Brad Gebhardt treats motocross and Supercross as working worlds, moving from race reactions into conversations with riders and people involved in teams, tracks, media, and amateur development.
Brad Gebhardt hears about one shared backup bike, and your bench racing suddenly needs an accountant.
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
Dave Drakes returns for a nostalgic, track-focused conversation about older motocross layouts.
The episode brings Dave Drakes back into an easy, familiar exchange with Brad Gebhardt, centered on motocross track design, older layouts, and the kinds of courses that linger in a rider's mind.
A motorsports conversation that moves from SPEED SPORT's streaming reach to a frozen lake.
Brad Gaphart opens with a first-time chat with Ralph Jahin, and the episode soon settles into how SPEED SPORT extends its presence through speedsport.com, Speed Sport 1, and Speed Sport 2.
MX6's early shape comes through in a paddock-level chat about personalities, intensity, and the work of getting organized.
Brad Gebhardt and Oli Stone spend the conversation on the work of getting MX6 established, with Stone's history around Pro Circuit and the Gas Gas program with TLD giving the discussion useful grounding.
A Supercross reaction show that keeps the title race and local roots in view.
Big MX Radio centers its Supercross talk on a season that has already produced five winners, and the opening seven events still feel unsettled.
A grounded episode on Dakota Baker's move from Super Minis to Big Bikes, strongest when it stays with technique, preparation, and support.
Dakota Baker's jump from Super Minis to Big Bikes gives the episode a clean, useful thread: a 16-year-old rider figuring out how to carry speed, control form, and manage a bigger, heavier machine after Loretta's. The best parts stay close to that adjustment.
A paddock-side motocross discussion about a fractured working relationship, disputed accounts, and the race-week machinery around it.
Big MX Radio settles into its heaviest material with the public break between Luke Smirtle and the Lawrence family, a relationship framed as nearly a decade old and now complicated by competing accounts.
Host Brad Gebhardt interviews amateur motocross racer Dakota Baker on the Big MX Radio Podcast.
This episode features an interview with Kevin Bailey from race-winning brands discussing the Rekluse APEX MX clutch launch and his background in the motocross industry.
Brad Gabbhart and Zach Herron review the A2 Supercross and ArenaCross events.
This episode reacts to the Anaheim 2 Supercross event, discussing race results in the 450 and 250 classes, and includes an upcoming interview with Sawyer Schell.
Braxton George of Call Me Absinthe describes himself as a "bricklayer" rebuilding motocross culture one project at a time.
Host Brad Gebhardt interviews photographer Kyle Wolfe about the skills and challenges involved in shooting off-road racing and action sports.
Host Brad Gephardt interviews 19-year-old professional motocross rider Cade Bradley about his background, career, and recent brand changes.
Host Brad Gabhart interviews motocross privateer Zach Ufimzeff about his training in Texas and efforts to build a racing program for 2026.
This episode features an interview with Zane Anderson, a third-generation member of a motorcycle industry family, discussing his legacy, entering the business, and the pressures of following in his family's footsteps.
This episode features Moose Off-Road guests discussing the retirement story of pro rider Adam McGill, highlighting his career and the community bonds in off-road racing.
Brad Gebhardt welcomes Dave Drakes back to Big MX Radio.
Brad Gaphart brings Ralph Jahin onto the Big MX Radio Podcast for his first time on the show.
Brad Gebhardt sits down with Oli Stone as MX6 takes shape.
Brad Gebhardt and Kyle Wolf open on the Supercross season after seven events and the fallout from a drama-filled run so far.
This episode reacts to the Anaheim 2 Supercross event, discussing race results in the 450 and 250 classes, and includes an upcoming interview with Sawyer Schell.
This solo episode previews the 2025 motocross season by discussing Cooper Webb's third 450 title, RJ Hampshire's standings, Jet's Met Gala appearance, and Lucas Myrtle's social media antics, along with introducing a new segment called Charging and Fading.
This episode features an interview with Kevin Bailey from Race-Winning Brands discussing his background in the motorcycle industry and the launch of Rekluse's APEX MX clutch.