CHAPTER 248

JO SHIMODA

"I would always buzz the track, do some loops and fly back to the airport but on this day a storm rolled in.
i tried landing but the wind picked the wing up..."
JO SHIMODA
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Jo Shimoda is one of the fastest rising stars in the sport and the only Japanese rider currently racing at the top level of the sport. Jo has had a dream run over the past few years chalking up multiple wins and podiums in Supercross and the AMA Pro Motocross series, culminating in a second overall this past summer to phenom Jett Lawrence.

I am so stoked to have Jo on the podcast and I appreciate the effort that he put in to speak in his second language of English the entire time. I really think that Jo is a guy who is going to be responsible for bringing in a totally new audience to Supercross and I can’t wait to watch him over the coming years!

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