Life Of A Pro Racer! - Daily Vlog 4 - Greenger Race!

Hey, what's up guys? Welcome back. It is day number four on the daily vlog and I would be lying if I said that this wasn't very difficult. It's been draining, like to be honest, it really has, but it's been fun reading the comments. The views aren't crazy, but they're getting better every day. I think the video from yesterday is up to, I want to say like 5,000 views now. So, I mean, I think that's really cool for, you know, for me editing my own video, filming my own video, doing all that stuff on my own. It's cool seeing it grow a little bit and seeing the feedback from you guys. I even saw somebody said this is what I look forward to every day now when I open my YouTube app, so that's sick. I'm having a lot of fun with it. It's just been really hard. And yesterday when I got back from the ride, I got sick. I've had cold sweats and body aches since yesterday at like five o'clock. I think right now it's like five o'clock on Sunday. So, I'm doing this video a little bit late. I wasn't going to put one out. I was going to just put out a short basically saying like, sorry, I didn't feel good, I didn't film today. But Rachel and Parker both kind of motivated me to go and do the video today. So, what I'm going to do is film, obviously film this intro, but then use some footage that never saw the light of day. It was from when Loris Baz and his girlfriend Joyce came out and they stayed with us. We went to the Better Call Cy office with Parker. We filmed a podcast. It also hasn't seen the light of day yet, but it will soon. And we decided to go in the parking lot and film like a race on the green yard. For those of you who don't know the green yard, I have the G3, I think it's called. It's a little electric pit bike, kind of like a KLX 110. This thing rips. If I don't tell people like, hey, be careful when you get on it, they literally will loop the bike out. It's insane. So, this bike was so much fun. We ended up, like I said, doing a racetrack in the parking lot. I filmed it all on my GoPro Hero 12, which looks insane. I can't believe how good the footage turned out. And like I said, just never, never made it to the internet. So, I'm going to edit it tonight, put it up for you, and hopefully you enjoy. Make sure you guys like the video, subscribe, and yeah, we'll see you tomorrow for day number five. Up first, hailing all the way from France, the number 76, Loris Baz. Yeah. All right, let's go. Free. Oh, don't, don't, don't. Oh, no. Yeah, yeah, okay. It doesn't start until you go over the line. Over the, over the... When he crosses the line and then he crosses it back, that's when it starts. Up second, all the way from the hollers of Virginia, the madman, Parker Pippman. Give me a good luck burnout. Let's go. Tires are warm. We rolling? Three, two, one, go. He's cheating. He said no cheating. He's already on it. You scared? And last, but certainly not least, the slow guy, Josh Heron. All right, you ready? I was a little squirrely, though. I was a little scared there. I'm good, I'm good. I'm good. Yeah, you win, you're the winner. Congrats, man. I can't believe we beat the supermoto champion. That's life. That's what I'm shocked about. Let's do the slow race. Let's see who the slowest two is. Didn't you get a number one plate on a pro supermoto race? I saw the photo you were holding. Got that. All right, so it looks like I owe Parker an apology because whoever was doing the stopwatch on this day was terrible. Fabian. I tried to go back and zoom in and do the stopwatch, like make sure I had it perfect to give me like one tenth or whatever, a thousandth of a second faster than Parker, but no matter how hard I tried to see if it was done on the right spot, it was, and we both did the 18.77, so we tied. We should have done a tiebreaker that day, but we'll have to do it another day. So sorry, Parker, for calling you out all the time on your amateur national supermoto championship. Looks like we were the same speed that day. My brakes must've been dragging or something, I don't know.