Momentum: A Motorsports Podcast
Momentum: A Motorsports Podcast
Podcast Description
Stories and strategies that keep the world of motorsports moving forward with host Heather Wilson Schiltz of High Gear Success | Weekly episodes drop on Thursday | Interviews with riders/drivers, motorsports event organizers, industry professionals and beyond.
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The podcast explores various themes within the motorsports industry, focusing on personal stories, competitive strategies, and industry trends. Episodes feature topics such as the transition from racer to team manager, with examples like Corey MacDonald from AmPro Yamaha, and cover insights on technology's impact on racing strategy, sponsorship issues, and the culture of racing families.

Stories and strategies that keep the world of motorsports moving forward with host Heather Wilson Schiltz of High Gear Success | Interviews with riders/drivers, motorsports event organizers, industry professionals and beyond. | Episodes drop every Thursday. Listen on your favorite podcast platform or watch on YouTube.
If you’re into a variety of motorsports disciplines — motocross, enduro, off-road, GNCC, flat track, roadracing, short course, streetbike and adventure riding, Supercross, Snocross and more — this is for you.
Plus, get insight into and best practices for motorsports marketing, sponsorship, event promotion, rider branding, the business side of the sport and more.
From watching Supercross on TV to standing on top of the podium at Loretta Lynn’s MX, Carter Gray is already building a serious motocross résumé at just 13 years old. In this episode, host Heather Wilson Schiltz talks with Carter about how he got started in racing, what it felt like to finally win at Loretta’s after years of chasing that goal, and the work that happens behind the scenes to compete at a high level.
They also talk about racing for Team USA in France, learning how to stay calm under pressure and the role his coach and training program have played in his success. Plus, he provides insight into what recovery looks like after a back injury. Carter also shares what he enjoys outside of racing and which pros he looks up to.
🎧 What You’ll Hear in This Episode:
- How Carter got his start in riding and racing
- What it meant to win Loretta Lynn’s (AMA Amatuer National Motocross Championship) with his family waiting at the finish line
- His experience racing for Team USA in France and how different that track felt
- Why breathing and staying calm are such a big part of how he races smart
- What fans do not always see about the training and work behind the big moments
- How Driven MX and his support system have helped shape him as a racer
- What recovery looks like after breaking his back and having surgery
- The goals keeping him motivated as he works to get back on the bike
- Why Jett Lawrence and Eli Tomac are two riders he studies closely
- What Carter likes to do when he is not racing, from golf to basketball
📲 Connect with Carter Gray on Instagram and YouTube
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