Richard Varner's guest appearances

Richard Varner

CarStories

False Neutral

MotoAmerica Off Track with Carruthers and Bice

Carstories by The Petersen Automotive Museum 

Abhi Eswarappa

Bree Poland

Adam Carolla

Doug Breuninger

Chris Jacobs

Richard Rawlings

Roger Hayden

Magnus Walker

Shane Tecklenburg

Bryan Thompson

Jim Liaw

Larry Chen

Matt Farah

Jonathan Ward

Rod Emory

OwlTail

Wayne Rainey

You can’t spell “KRAVE” without the “R” and the “V,” and in this week’s episode of Off Track, Carruthers and Bice talk with Wayne Rainey and Richard Varner, two members of the KRAVE Group, which launched MotoAmerica five years ago. The new schedule, two new racetracks, and the lots of other MotoAmerica topics are discussed, so be sure to check it out.motoamerica.comSupport the show

You can’t spell “KRAVE” without the “R” and the “V,” and in this week’s episode of Off Track, Carruthers and Bice talk with Wayne Rainey and Richard Varner, two members of the KRAVE Group, which launched MotoAmerica five years ago. The new schedule, two new racetracks, and the lots of other MotoAmerica topics are discussed, so be sure to check it out. <a href="http://motoamerica.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">motoamerica.com</a><a href="http://motoamerica.com" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">Support the show</a>

#47 Wayne Rainey & Richard Varner

Richard Varner is fanatic about motorcycles. He's the proud benefactor of the motorcycle gallery on the second floor of the Petersen as well as a member of the Petersen's board. He's one of the principles behind MotoAmerica, an organization which has brought about the rebirth of American motorcycle road racing. He's a die-hard gearhead and likes to say that he'd buy a ticket to two moving parts. James and Kyle traveled to his offices in Orange County, CA which were positively littered with amazing motorcycles. Richard was a blast to talk to, and we hope you enjoy the conversation!

Richard Varner is fanatic about motorcycles. He's the proud benefactor of the motorcycle gallery on the second floor of the Petersen as well as a member of the Petersen's board. He's one of the principles behind MotoAmerica, an organization which has brought about the rebirth of American motorcycle road racing. He's a die-hard gearhead and likes to say that he'd buy a ticket to two moving parts. James and Kyle traveled to his offices in Orange County, CA which were positively littered with amazing motorcycles. Richard was a blast to talk to, and we hope you enjoy the conversation!

Our guest this week is Richard Varner, CFO and co-founder of the KRAVE Group. KRAVE, aka MotoAmerica, was recently awarded the commercial rights to the AMA's pro roadracing series. Richard discusses the state of pro motorcycle roadracing in America and what we can expect this season and into the future.Note: Due to the fault of absolutely no one, the sound quality this week leaves a lot to be desired. Unfortunately, this is the sometimes unavoidable result of four open mics and four internet connections of varying quality, all being mixed down "raw" into a single digital track in real time. We processed this episode in post-production to make the source material as listenable as possible. Give it a listen anyway, because if you have even a passing interest in motorcycle roadracing, what Mr. Varner had to share will be well worth hearing.

Our guest this week is Richard Varner, CFO and co-founder of the KRAVE Group. KRAVE, aka MotoAmerica, was recently awarded the commercial rights to the AMA's pro roadracing series. Richard discusses the state of pro motorcycle roadracing in America and what we can expect this season and into the future.Note: Due to the fault of absolutely no one, the sound quality this week leaves a lot to be desired. Unfortunately, this is the sometimes unavoidable result of four open mics and four internet connections of varying quality, all being mixed down "raw" into a single digital track in real time. We processed this episode in post-production to make the source material as listenable as possible. Give it a listen anyway, because if you have even a passing interest in motorcycle roadracing, what Mr. Varner had to share will be well worth hearing.

Richard Varner of MotoAmerica