The Steve Matthes Show on RacerX

An icon of motor sports, TP199 discusses his busy lifestyle, countless injuries, his often believed to be abbreviated career in moto; and explains the hardships which accompany the commitment to being the best in motocross. An obvious must listen. -- Intro Music- "Save The Planet" by The Tragically Hip, "Useless" by Destination Destroy Yourself // Outro Music- "The Permanent Rain" by The Dangerous Summer"

An icon of motor sports, TP199 discusses his busy lifestyle, countless injuries, his often believed to be abbreviated career in moto; and explains the hardships which accompany the commitment to being the best in motocross. An obvious must listen. -- Intro Music- "Save The Planet" by The Tragically Hip, "Useless" by Destination Destroy Yourself // Outro Music- "The Permanent Rain" by The Dangerous Summer"

This one is damn good. Why? Because it's complete honesty from a guy who's been everywhere from the top of the food chain to the bottom, raced in America as well as abroad; AND he's not even officially retired. Sean's not afraid to call out those who have treated him less than ethically in the industry while also admitting some of his own decisions weren't the right ones. -- Intro Music- "Save The Planet" by The Tragically Hip, "Im Not Afraid" by Eminem // Outro Music- "The Permanent Rain" by The Dangerous Summer"

This one is damn good. Why? Because it's complete honesty from a guy who's been everywhere from the top of the food chain to the bottom, raced in America as well as abroad; AND he's not even officially retired. Sean's not afraid to call out those who have treated him less than ethically in the industry while also admitting some of his own decisions weren't the right ones. -- Intro Music- "Save The Planet" by The Tragically Hip, "Im Not Afraid" by Eminem // Outro Music- "The Permanent Rain" by The Dangerous Summer"

This one is damn good. Why? Because it's complete honesty from a guy who's been everywhere from the top of the food chain to the bottom, raced in America as well as abroad; AND he's not even officially retired. Sean's not afraid to call out those who have treated him less than ethically in the industry while also admitting some of his own decisions weren't the right ones. -- Intro Music- "Save The Planet" by The Tragically Hip, "Im Not Afraid" by Eminem // Outro Music- "The Permanent Rain" by The Dangerous Summer"

This one is damn good. Why? Because it's complete honesty from a guy who's been everywhere from the top of the food chain to the bottom, raced in America as well as abroad; AND he's not even officially retired. Sean's not afraid to call out those who have treated him less than ethically in the industry while also admitting some of his own decisions weren't the right ones. -- Intro Music- "Save The Planet" by The Tragically Hip, "Im Not Afraid" by Eminem // Outro Music- "The Permanent Rain" by The Dangerous Summer"

This one is damn good. Why? Because it's complete honesty from a guy who's been everywhere from the top of the food chain to the bottom, raced in America as well as abroad; AND he's not even officially retired. Sean's not afraid to call out those who have treated him less than ethically in the industry while also admitting some of his own decisions weren't the right ones. -- Intro Music- "Save The Planet" by The Tragically Hip, "Im Not Afraid" by Eminem // Outro Music- "The Permanent Rain" by The Dangerous Summer"

Oklahoman's and '80-'90's era fans rejoice, Airtime has landed. Matthes hooks up with Guy Cooper to chronicle his career from start to finish. As you would expect Cooper is a great story teller and this is an interesting listen for sure. -- Intro Music- "Save The Planet" by The Tragically Hip, "Useless" by Destination Destroy Yourself // Outro Music- "The Permanent Rain" by The Dangerous Summer"

Oklahoman's and '80-'90's era fans rejoice, Airtime has landed. Matthes hooks up with Guy Cooper to chronicle his career from start to finish. As you would expect Cooper is a great story teller and this is an interesting listen for sure. -- Intro Music- "Save The Planet" by The Tragically Hip, "Useless" by Destination Destroy Yourself // Outro Music- "The Permanent Rain" by The Dangerous Summer"

Oklahoman's and '80-'90's era fans rejoice, Airtime has landed. Matthes hooks up with Guy Cooper to chronicle his career from start to finish. As you would expect Cooper is a great story teller and this is an interesting listen for sure. -- Intro Music- "Save The Planet" by The Tragically Hip, "Useless" by Destination Destroy Yourself // Outro Music- "The Permanent Rain" by The Dangerous Summer"

Oklahoman's and '80-'90's era fans rejoice, Airtime has landed. Matthes hooks up with Guy Cooper to chronicle his career from start to finish. As you would expect Cooper is a great story teller and this is an interesting listen for sure. -- Intro Music- "Save The Planet" by The Tragically Hip, "Useless" by Destination Destroy Yourself // Outro Music- "The Permanent Rain" by The Dangerous Summer"

Oklahoman's and '80-'90's era fans rejoice, Airtime has landed. Matthes hooks up with Guy Cooper to chronicle his career from start to finish. As you would expect Cooper is a great story teller and this is an interesting listen for sure. -- Intro Music- "Save The Planet" by The Tragically Hip, "Useless" by Destination Destroy Yourself // Outro Music- "The Permanent Rain" by The Dangerous Summer"

American export Zach Osbourne comes in studio to discuss his experiences racing abroad, his mx training facility, explains why some Americans can't handle racing away from home and explains the purse money issue for GP riders. -- Intro Music- "Save The Planet" by The Tragically Hip, "Useless" by Destination Destroy Yourself // Outro Music- "The Permanent Rain" by The Dangerous Summer"

American export Zach Osbourne comes in studio to discuss his experiences racing abroad, his mx training facility, explains why some Americans can't handle racing away from home and explains the purse money issue for GP riders. -- Intro Music- "Save The Planet" by The Tragically Hip, "Useless" by Destination Destroy Yourself // Outro Music- "The Permanent Rain" by The Dangerous Summer"

American export Zach Osbourne comes in studio to discuss his experiences racing abroad, his mx training facility, explains why some Americans can't handle racing away from home and explains the purse money issue for GP riders. -- Intro Music- "Save The Planet" by The Tragically Hip, "Useless" by Destination Destroy Yourself // Outro Music- "The Permanent Rain" by The Dangerous Summer"