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EPISODE · Apr 9, 2020 · 56 MIN

Brett Lee Talks about Walton Raceway, The TransCan, and More During the Coronavirus

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Walton raceway owner Brett Lee talks about what's happening at his track and what this coronavirus situation means for the TransCan. We also go back through his racing history and he tells his favourite story from many years of running the biggest motocross race in Canada. Yes, the Toby Knowles story.

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Walton raceway owner Brett Lee talks about what's happening at his track and what this coronavirus situation means for the TransCan. We also go back through his racing history and he tells his favourite story from many years of running the biggest motocross race in Canada. Yes, the Toby Knowles story.

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