What's up? I'm Jay Reynolds. We're here at my house in Temecula, California, doing an interview with whiskey throttle today.

So, it's been a long time since we've seen you on the track. When was the last time you raced?

Well, I've definitely had a lot of injuries over the last, I'd say, three to four years.

I almost went two years without racing and I actually did some amateur nationals just to kind of get the end of flow of things again before I come out here and make my pro debut this weekend.

So I've had a handful of races to kind of prepare myself and just kind of

you know knock a bit of the rest off but you know 30 plus twos and you know race one of those

I've never done a professional race my life so it's definitely going to be a warning experience

and it's been a long road to get here yeah so the take us back to what put us

on the sideline the last time that was it uh indianapolis 21 uh yeah so my my pro debut originally

was minneapolis uh 22 for the first round of East Coast Supercross.

And, uh, I made it around a few lapsed press day.

And unfortunately,

I broke my navicular on my hand.

And, uh,

there was just a lot of issues going on.

And it just took a lot of time and a lot of healing and then quite a few

surgeries just to get it back right. And then I got back on a bike in December.

So it's all dialed. You got good range, good feeling, everything.

Yeah, so range of motion is kind of pretty limited. It doesn't move a whole whole lot. But, you know, the main thing is is I'm pain free.

So as long as I'm pain free I'm pretty

solid to go do you have to change your riding style a little bit with the range of motion yeah

like it's really tough with the range of motion um like really the one thing that kind of holds me

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