Guest: James Stewart Nov 2008

The Steve Matthes Show on RacerX

Steve Matthes

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

4.7 • 878 Ratings

🗓️ 6 November 2008

⏱️ 94 minutes

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Summary

James discusses his move from Kawasaki to Yamaha, his relationship with Larry Brooks, the controversy over his SX-only contract, maturing as a person and racer, competing on a 2 stroke against 4 strokes and his Red Bud argument with Mike Alessi.

Transcript

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0:00.0	You used to race against Bob Hanna?
0:02.0	Bob Hanna.
0:03.0	He's stunk, man.
0:06.0	He couldn't even compare to me, man.
0:09.0	You gotta be kidding me, man.
0:12.0	What about McGrath?
0:14.0	Does he got anything on you?
0:15.0	No.
0:16.0	Yes, I did.
0:18.0	Yes, I leave. Yes. Yes.
0:38.4	Welcome everybody to the RacerX podcast show.
0:39.4	Thanks for listening.
0:42.2	And look for these to be up on iTunes sometime soon.
0:45.4	For those that use that format, it might be a little while,
0:47.0	as I have no clue how to do that,
0:51.0	despite getting some pretty good explanation from somebody on how to do it.
0:52.2	I'll work on it.
0:56.0	Anyway, this week I have James Stewart, and I'm pretty pumped about this, actually.
0:58.4	James is pretty swamp with people wanting his time,
1:01.9	and although I've always wanted him to do one of these, I never directly asked him.
1:05.4	I just figured that he wouldn't want to or would just say yes, but really, I mean no.
1:11.0	I mean, after all, he's pretty busy. But then at one of the last nationals, I was in the Cali Chalk, making myself something to eat,
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