Thanks for checking out, Pulp MX.

Here's some podcasts I did at the Salt Lake City Supercross.

I did Justin Brayton, Mitch Payton, and David Pingue before the race, and Jeremy

Albrecht after the race.

So sit back and enjoy these little golden nuggets of information.

Thanks again for checking it out.

Justin Brayton, JTR, first podium.

Congratulations. Thanks, man.. First podium, congratulations.

Last week, of course. Yeah, it was awesome. Definitely kind of a big weight off my shoulders.

I feel like it's been a long time coming, but it's good. Better late than never, I guess.

I was talking to Jay Bowen and he was like, yeah, he didn't have a good practice in Seattle

and any podiums, unlike every other week where you're at the top of the board or winning heat races and then sucking in the main yeah I tried having a bad practice out there that time but I just couldn't seem to have a terrible one I didn't have a great one so uh maybe a lot of get me on top of the box tonight but now it was good to finally get it for the team and for myself and had to be frustrating right like yeah it's been really

frustrating yeah I feel like I've had the speed for a long time and had a couple setbacks but

you know that's part of racing and like I said better late than never so it's good and your

ankle's all right ankle or what is it ankle yeah it's uh it's not all right but it's uh it's

raceable it's good the best it can be.

Yeah, exactly. And then, uh, so what, what was it like last week? What, just described

the conditions. I mean, anything you've done before? No, no, I've never raced in conditions like that.

I actually raced an arena cross one time in Tacoma, Washington, and it was similar. There was a lot of ruts and but a super cross, I mean, you can't really

compare to an arena cross. So it was crazy. I had Jaybone and the guys when the team go walk

the track after after the race and they were just amazed at how how crazy it actually was.

You know, they did a good job on TV actually showing the ruts and showing the fans how

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