DMX Podcast: Scott Donk

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Steve Matthes

Pulpmx, Professional, Steve Matthes, Supercross, Racerx, Motocross, 051142, Sports & Recreation

4.8 • 842 Ratings

🗓️ 15 May 2012

⏱️ 48 minutes

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Summary

Scott Donk just completed his first year as a supercross mechanic and him and I sit down to talk about his career up in Canada and down here, his Las Vegas blow-up and how he enjoyed himself in 2012. Remember, Donky Hungy.

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0:00.0	The Direct Motorcross.com podcast show with Steve Mathis.
0:25.9	Nobody on the road.
0:28.6	Nobody on the beach.
0:31.2	I'm feeling in the air.
0:33.7	The summer's out of reach.
0:35.4	Empty lake, empty streets.
0:37.8	The sun goes down alone.
0:41.1	I'm driving by your house.
0:43.3	Though I know you're not home, I can see you.
0:47.9	Welcome to the DMX podcast show.
0:50.6	I'm your host Steve Mathis.
0:52.0	With me on the line is a top tuner. At least he was at
0:56.4	Seattle or Salt Lake or somewhere. And that would be another than Scott Donker's good.
1:01.8	Donk, what's up? How much, man? How you doing? What race were you the top tech? There was one.
1:07.4	You were the best tech in the whole pits. The best tech in the whole pits I was at Seattle.
1:12.6	Seattle, working for two guys.
1:15.0	Two guys.
1:16.2	Making sure the bikes were good for both.
1:18.7	For those who don't know, Donk's Canadian.
1:21.6	Donk worked for Team Tileube this year for first for Chris Blos.
1:26.0	And then once he got hurt, you jumped in with
1:28.1	Justin Sypes this year. Your first year doing it down here, full-time, did all the Super
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