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You're too old for learning IndyCar. Stop it.

Kill the music👎👎💩

This young man has as much passion for what he’s doing as Mario does for what he did, that’s great to see.

That dean van lines car ........my favorite open wheel single seater race car of all time..........

He finished his career winning the MXON at Budds and remember reading after that he had Epstein Barr.

You don't get to be the Goat on natural talent alone. It takes 1000s of hours off the bike before the season even begins.

I don’t know about others, but I’m thankful you were able to sit down with Ken for this interview. Well done Andrew and thank you for this excellent piece.

Mom knowes best!

If it wasn’t for a guy named Stewart 🎉 he would have kept going 4 more years 😢

Bad News? He is still destroying MX! He is the worst Race Commentator ever! He ignores the Racing so he can Babble about what he thinks!

R was winning in 07 he over analyzed the situation -from my point of view he should have just thought of it as running laps JS was the only one on the gate who could run-the reason to keep racing was hey RC you had them in a stranglehold - you could have raced a few more years at the top it was yours but you threw the checkered-

I love Mario really do

Jeff Stanton trained hard too

Love Mario thanks

People would look at RC or RV on the podium after a race and they’d say - “gosh, why are these guys so unhappy!!” Let’s see how much you like life with Aldon’s foot up your ass, relentless travel, factory teams on your ass, etc., etc., etc.

Him saying he would rather have hard work ethic over natural talent speaks volume

Regimen....

i've been watching the old NASCAR races on the NASCAR Classics channel and it's driving me crazy but who is the guy from I think "76 fuels" (maybe a PR guy ?)he's in every victory lane video from about 1979 through the 90s. my favorite part is he's got what looks gold rim sun glasses, a mountain man beard, an open collar shirt, big hair..... He just screams the 1970's and yet his style does not changed for at least 20 years. Got to love that style almost more impressive is that he genuinely seems to be more excited about being in victory lane than many of the race winners. Who is he? What's the story? How would he feel about the "frontstretch" celebrations?.... my bet is he would be there on the frontstretch regardless.... I think he's that committed.

Excellent interview! Some really interesting insights here!

His last MX season....he raced in only six races... After James Stewart was hurt or suspended(??) Ricky rode off. he could have said "#1 rival is down" I have 11 straight on a silver palter. Nope... he just said good by with a victory and never looked back... Ricky is the model of Class in a pro athlete

Always respected the guys who worked hard and smart. There is a very long list of hugely talented riders who never won that much because they didn’t work. You know, guys like Ron Lechien…

2 Words retired Rick, Drug Testing

There was almost no information about his actual training. What a worthless video.

Practice makes perfect. Getting home on a Thursday night after practice through Gnarly traffic, then fixing the fork seal just blown at Club Moto before the weekend race. Glad it's over and successful as a SR.

He could have kept racing and winning championships for another 4-5 years if he really wanted to.

Ricky is so humble... even when he speaks of the "I was expected to win"...

Ricky saying he wasn’t the most talented is beyond me lol only James was a little more talented, just crashed alot lol

@andrew Kirkland PLEASE get a new barber and stop going to sports clips.

I wish he actually talked about his training, instead of just saying _high volume_

That was racing back then hard racing no cry baby's back then

All that and he could make the bike corner on a dime. The battles him and James had were incredible.

I was trying to shake that nut!!!!

No one can question that on-track Ricky is the GOAT. However, there's nothing that guarantees that level of performance in the broadcast booth. Honestly, you have to ask yourself what he's seeing half the time during the race and a lot of his comments aren't super valuable (like explaining cross-rutting for the millionth time). Watch how the MXGP team does announcing- it's vastly more professional in every way.

He lapped the entire field!!!!!! Nobody will accomplish that

You da man RC. Always had the most respect for who you were off the bike just as much as on it. I really looked up to you growing up as a kid. You always showed dignity and class and I think you are an excellent role model of how a man should act.

Ricky is a great guy and woll always be the goat but his time in the booth must come to an end , time to let ac shine

Ricky never seems like he is joyful about his life. Maybe I'm reading him wrong, but I don't see much light-heartedness or peace in his countenance. I hope he finds it, from above.

He knew at 24 years old that he would be retiring in 2 or 3 years... Doesn't that seem strange to anyone else? Sounds to me like he knew that's how long his body could handle Aldon's PEDs cycles...

“A lot” is 2 words. Spellcheck or go back to school.

Would be great to get Andretti involved at the Cup level.

If there’s ever a number the AMA should retire, it’s #4. It just doesn’t look right seeing anyone but RC with the 4

I use the term monkeys, because a friend of mine calls me a monkey every time we talk. I am an old school guy. Kinda like Al Bundy!

I don’t like people hating on him. He worked his butt off! He was pretty good, but not great. He realized that and put in ten times more work than any other guy in the sport at the time! That effort commands respect you fricken monkeys ‼️‼️💯👊🏼

A lot

Well Ricky is terrible as a commentator, James is far superior. Ricky needs to read far more to develop his vocabulary and then maybe but it’s pretty ordinary indeed

AWESOME!

The old saying "hard work beats talent". I remember hearing Ricky talk about it in his prime that guys out there were naturally faster than him but he will make sure they won't outwork him.

What a great interview. Love how comfortable and laid back Miesha is.

I always would have liked to hear from Ken why NASCAR left the Northeast the 1st time. Him and Tom Curley were essential in giving them drivers a series to race in with the birth of the ACT

Seems strange now the 2 responsible for keeping racing alive in Vermont are gone. RIP Ken Squier and Tom Curley. Wish I had seen the sprints at the Essex Jct Fair. Catamount Stadium was the local track that i got to enjoy in my late teens before it closed. Ken was there all the time also. The final race at Catamount was a 300 car enduro. You had to squeeze to sit the stands were so packed. Brent Dragon son of Harmond Beaver Dragon was quite comical turning laps on the infield more than the track.