The Yeah, some Eddie Van Halen there in his prime,

1986, one of my favorite songs ever,

and I didn't pay them a thing for using this on the show.

So nobody wrapped me out.

Welcome everybody to the Eraser X podcast show.

I'm your host, Steve Mathis, and I'm not wearing any pants.

This week we have the man that has won the last three Cibercrosses in a row,

the man who decided to change everything in his professional life except for his goggles, and the man that is, in my opinion, the most talented man to ever throw a leg over a motorcycle. Seriously, he's ridiculous. Sam M.L. Yamaha's James Stewart. You know, there always is better guys throughout history that has been better than the guys before. It's just called

evolution. So I don't even want to know what the rider is going to be who's going to be better

than James Stewart in 10 or 20 years. That's going to be ridiculous. Anyways, Stewie's rebounded

pretty nicely from an opening round shocker. He's pulled up the points to getting up on Chad Reed

and is now within striking distance.

And, and we got a long series to go.

Some sketchy moments for him at some, uh, the early races, but this past weekend in

Houston, he put on a riding clinic.

He, uh, he, uh, for a lap and, and, and just, just checked out.

So he, uh, he would have made Gary Bailey proud this weekend.

Let's put it that way.

Add in the fact that Reedy is riding better than ever, and we're in for a whiz-bang

Supercar Series.

Yeah, I just said whizbang.

So it's weird, you know, I don't really know James out well.

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