Off The Groove

In this week's episode, we catch up with Estenson Racing's Tim Estenson and Tommy Hayden. We get a glimpse of their pasts, talk about the work they have done leading up to the start of the 2019 season, and discuss where they see the team and the sport heading in the future.

It's the first race week of 2019 and we're mixing it up a little bit. Instead of your regularly scheduled flat track interview, we thought it would be great to bring you some post-race thoughts from Daytona. Do not worry, this isn't Scottie and I blabbing for an hour, we actually walked the pits/paddock/garage and even hit up an after party at the "Ale House" following Thursday's event to hear what the flat track community had to say. Enjoy!!!

This week we catch up with 2-time Champion Mechanic, Brent Armbruster. We get know a little more of where he came from, review the highlights of his flat track resume, and talk about why he's excited to kick off the 2019 season in Daytona!

Just under two weeks until the Daytona TT, and we catch up with one of the biggest names in the sport, Shayna Texter. We talk about what she's been up to this off-season, find out more details on her 2019 deal with Red Bull KTM, and get to know the story behind the lady with the most wins in AFT Singles history.

A lot to talk about in this week's jam-packed episode...We review the week in flat track news, put in a quick call to Chad Cose to discuss his announcement to race in the AFT Singles class on a Suzuki, and get to know two guys from South Dakota looking to make some noise in 2019. We put in calls to THE Terry Rymer and Awesome Dawson Schieffer of South Dakota. These two have put in a decent amount of work this off season to improve their race program for 2019. We talk to each of them about their expectations and goals less than a month out from the Daytona TT

Jason Griffin by Scottie Deubler & Chris Carter

In this week's episode, we talk with Tristan Avery. Just weeks ago, it was announced that he will be piloting a KTM in the Singles class in 2019 for the Waters Auto Body Racing team. We talk to him about the rough road that led him to become the person he is today and his expectations with the new team for 2019.

In this week's episode, we catch up with a well-known member of the flat track family. Tim Handrich is not only a long-time fan of the sport, but also a business owner, supporter, and friend to almost every rider in the flat track community. A designer by trade, Tim has created everything from stickers, to t-shirts, to number plates for riders on every level. He spent some time talking with us about his business, love for the sport, and the riders who compete in what he considers to be one of the best forms of racing out there.

This week, we talk to Kevin Anderson. Kevin has transitioned from a part-time rider to a full-time team manager for the Vanilla Cycles racing program. He tells us how that partnership began, what his added responsibilities will include, and his expectations for the 2019 season.

In this week's episode we talk with the one and only Brad Baker. We talk about where his passion for racing motorcycles began in the state of Washington, his most memorable moments racing at the amateur and pro level, and his plans for the 2019 season.

In this week's episode, we talk with #44 in the AFT Twins class..."The Revolver," Brandon Robinson. He tells us how he went from winning races in Europe to winning grand nationals here in the states. He's "got the band back together" and tells us all about his plans for riding the FTR-750 for Kennedy Racing in 2019.

In this week's episode, we're kicking off the New Year and chatting with one of the busiest racers on two wheels, JD Beach. We find out what he's been up to since the season finale in New Jersey, learn how his flat track and road racing programs for next season are coming together, and what his expectations are for 2019.

In this week’s episode, we put in a call to Cory Texter and Rob McLendon AKA “Robby-Bobby.” Cory fills us in on all the things that he’s been up to since the end of the 2018 season and what we can expect for the race he is promoting in January. Then, we chat with Robby Bobby himself for an uncensored look at flat track. We talk about his crazy year on two wheels, his expectations the for 2019 season, and much, much more.

Happy Holidays to all our fans and Flat Track Family!!! You've been asking for it, and in this week's episode, we're delivering...right in time for Christmas and Ben Lowe's Birthday! We talk motorcycles with Kevin Lambert Jr. (aka The Goon)and get to know the man behind the glass and rubber. We talk about how he got his infamous nickname, what led him to start his company, and his thoughts on the upcoming season. You won't want to miss this one!

We wrap up the weekend interviewing the Electric Horseman himself, Michael Lawless. A man who has probably forgotten more amazing flat track stories than we'll have the fortune of telling, Lawless talks to us about his life-long relationship with motorcycles and his friends who race them.

In the second installment of conversations with folks who cover flat track, we chat with Jacqui Van Ham. She may be a new face to AFT fans, but she's been rocking the mic for motorcycle shows and events well over ten years all across the globe. We talk about her passion the industry, how that passion led her to the world of flat track, and what is next for this badass lady.

This week, we're going behind the scenes and talking to those who cover motorcycle racing. In this episode, we interview Evan H. Senn, a videographer/editor/storyteller who has recently fallen in love with the sport of flat track. We talk about what drew him to the sport, some familiar faces we can expect to see in the film, and get to know the man behind the camera.

This week, we look back on one full year of Off the Groove, talk about what you can expect the rest of 2018, as well as whats in store for 2019

The man...the myth...the beard! In this week's episode, we chat with third-generation flattracker/mechanic, Tom Englehart. We ask him about his racing history, the riders he's helped throughout his career, and how he came to be one of the first to bring home his very own FTR-750.

In this week's episode, we talk to everyone's favorite jeweler, Tommy Duma. He talks about what it was like growing up racing in Ohio, what its meant to be involved in the sport (both as a racer and a sponsor), and what he is most excited about heading into the 2019 season.