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Weege Show: Denver Preview, Privateers and My Kid Is Racing

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Jason Weigandt has a lot going on in this walk and talk. His son Lane is competing in Saturday’s KTM Jr Supercross Challenge. There’s a wall jump that looks very difficult for the kids! Also very difficult is organizing a bunch of privateers to race for a bunch of money. Steve Matthes does it and Weege gives him a little bit of credit. Justin Starling talks privateers. We also watch some guys ride press day, talk to Levi Kitchen, Enzo Lopes, Phil Nicoletti and Kris Keefer. A lot going on here!

All brought to you by Honda’s CRF250R and CRF450R. A winning sweep last week with the bikes taking both wins in Nashville. Now it’s Jett Lawrence’s turn to lock in (a) (another) title.

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