Every Motocross Kid Dreams Of This Backyard | Carson Brown | Moto | Classic Clip

Every moto kid wants a track right outside their front door. A place to immediately escape to moto dreamland. Suffice to say, a lot of kids wish they were Carson Brown. My dad and his brothers, they run BBR and stuff, so I always kind of grew up riding and testing pit bikes and that's how I kind of got into it. We've got a track right in our front yard that we've developed over the last 13 years that we've lived here. So it's a great training place and we make do with what we have here. From sunup to sundown, sometimes, I mean, I'll burn three, five gallons of gas. You know, that's just kind of my thing. I love it, and, you know, I just, I can clear my mind in a way with it, too. It's just, I know nothing else in a way. It ain't been the same since Hank Eason became a man. This is the truth, so I don't write a damn. Love me to buck a damn. Side. The pit bikes are a big part of my life, so I'm basically on them every day with my dad doing all the BBR stuff and everything, so it just kind of comes naturally, and I've known nothing else than just sending those things. Thanks. Everyone loves a young guy who can appreciate the classics. Carson Brown knows his way around the pre-mix. Not every successful pro career is built on championships. Success is a relative concept. There are people who consider it success to make a main event. Then there are the workhorses. The guys like Justin Brighton, sharks in the water, constantly swimming forward, who want to be remembered for who they are as much as what they did. I think what I want to be remembered by is Really just somebody that the odds were so stacked against me. Being from Iowa, going to public school all 12 years, not being a good amateur at all, not going through the regular way of what everyone thinks you have to. When I first turned pro, I was a 20th place guy, and I've just worked my butt off every year. I think being remembered for that and still being able to win and on certain nights be the best in the world, I think that's a true testament to just Hard work, and really never giving up on something. Supercross can definitely have a lot of flow. On the motorcycle, sometimes you can just get in this amazing zone where the track is just connecting so well. For me, I love getting in the flow and the rhythm of big jumps and big whoops. There's just no feeling like that, and that's what we search for every weekend. It's definitely important for me to have my family involved. They don't go to that many races anymore, although I would like them to be there, but it gets to be pretty difficult to hop around from hotel to hotel and airport to airport. So, but I do bring them to the track every now and again, and I love them just to see dad at work and to see what I do. And I think years from now, I could maybe instill in them like that was, Your dad's dream was to race Supercross and race motorcycles at the highest level and I did that through hard work and dedication and perseverance through injuries and things like that. I think it will be a great life lesson to them.