Robbie Peterson shares his motorsport journey from his early childhood experiences in Africa to his successful racing career in South Africa, and the United States, where he achieved notable victories and raced alongside legendary figures in the sport. Throughout his career, Robbie discussed the evolution of motorcycle racing, including changes in technology, training methods, and the role of data in modern racing, while reflecting on his personal experiences and challenges faced as a competitor.

What a humble human being, This interview was just a delight.

Fastest American rider ever on the Isle of Man TT, Mark Miller recalls moments of his career as a professional Motorcycle Racer including riding for team such as TAS Suzuki, Speedfreak Ice Valley Racing, Jackson Racing, Penz 13.com BMW, TC Racing, Splitlath Motorsports Attack Performance, Corona Honda, Celtic Suzuki, MotoCzysz, EBR (Erik Buell Racing), Erion Honda, Graves Motorsports and Hypercycle.

Mark talks about legendary races he competed in such as the Northwest 200, Macau GP, Pikes Peak Hill Climb and more.

He also sures a few stories about his friend Michael Czysz and gives us some in depth analysis about the MotoGP season and Marc Marquez.

The winniset privateer, Dale spent 13 years racing in the AMA obtaining four championships. In 1988 winning the AMA Battle of the Twins Title and two AMA Endurance Championships.

He Was part of two championship-winning AMA Endurance racing teams (Lockhart Racing in 1987 and Dutchman Racing in 1989 and 1990).

In 1993, Dale placed 2nd in the AMA Superbike National Championship with team Mirage; including a historic AMA Superbike National win at Mid-Ohio (August 8th 1993) earning him the title of most successful privateer in the history of AMA road racing.

Dale is one of the few non-factory riders in series history to win an AMA Superbike race.

In this episode, Dale shares some unforgettable career moments with us as well as some important riding tips.