
Show Notes
For more than two decades, Justin Brayton built one of the longest and most respected careers in professional Motocross and Supercross. His story is about persistence, patience, and the willingness to keep showing up long after most people would have quit. Becoming the oldest rider to win a 450 Supercross Main Event at Daytona, Justin's career is proof that there is no standard timeline for success. Today, he's entered a new chapter as a commentator, analyst, and co-host of the AC & JB Po...
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