Cory Flewellen is Living His Dream as Star Racing's Truck Driver
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At 26, Cory Flewellen could likely be the youngest truck driver in the Monster Energy Supercross pits, but the native Hawaiian is living out his lifelong dream of being a driver for one of the premier teams in the sport. While most kids would someday aspire to be a racer or even mechanic, Cory knew from a young age that he wanted to drive a semi full of factory race bikes.
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Thanks for interviewing guys like this and not just the riders.
It'd be awesome if a driver did a vlog. Id love to see the trips to and from each track, truckstops, dot checks, setting up an taking down the pit
@raymondsteele7172
3 жыл бұрын
I could watch that myself man they do a lot more than driving!
@jhernandez6464
3 жыл бұрын
That be fresh. A whole different perspective from a rider or a team manager thats for sure
His smiling during the interview is absolutely awesome. Seeing his happiness is amazing to see.
Dude! How ironic, I was just thinking about how I met this one driver who was working for Adrian Cenni doing the Lucas Oil Races and sure shit, this is him! Had a couple short conversations with him, he is super cool!
From one trucker to another hell yeah brother
Just saw this guy passing through Sparta wisconsin yesterday Let's go Blu Crew!!!
Love these types of behind the scenes videos that feature the guys who make it happen every weekend for the teams and sport.
There is a lot more to Cory's job than I would have guessed.He earns his paycheck for sure.
Yet again another segment that could be used on the broadcast, literally anything other than the girlfriend questions being repeated every single race
@Runk3lsmcdougal
3 жыл бұрын
Good point, there is tons of behind the scenes work and shenanigans I'd be alot more interested in
@criticalthinkerr.i.p74
3 жыл бұрын
@@Runk3lsmcdougal yes they could do different segments for each race. Take Southwick for example, go interview Doug Henry and John dowd literally working on the track, show us some history of the place, past races held there that were legendary. But no we gotta hear about happy Gilmore and teslas over and over again. Corporate nbc doesn't care at all
@boxbanger
3 жыл бұрын
Speaking of girlfriends, Dylan’s is stuck to his hip the entire season (7:50 in the video)?
@nateb-runs5053
3 жыл бұрын
BROADCOST: DURRRPP what is your favorite fruit?? And what time do you go to bed durrrpp. I agree there is so much freaking stuff they could add besides sitting in quite for 15 minutes between motos staring at a tree or the track..
@fasterthanyou7605
3 жыл бұрын
Bro you so right 😂😂 those repeat girlfriend commercials are so lame 😂😅
Mind blown, had no idea they did so much. Props to all the drivers!!
Didn't talk about washing that truck two to three times per week, that's a work out. Love that Cory Flewellen, you can tell he's a great guy!!!
This was a rad video to see what the drivers do during the season! Great job on the inside scoop Anton! Awesome to know they deal with the same regulations and complications the everyday truck driver does!
Those team rigs always look so slick, as they should. Wish I encountered them out on the highway.
great job to get in all fairness - enjoy it man
He’s our guy for the truck driver the vlog good luck to the blue crew
This is so good....THANKS SWAP!
Really cool behind the scenes look
Good interview Anton . Cory seems like a really cool dude . His priority's are in order. 1. Don't scratch truck 2. Feed riders well 3. Hydrate riders alot 4. Slow down during low visibility so you don't scratch truck.👍 5.
Gotta respect this job all the way. I recently upgraded my transportation and I'm driving with over 60 feet of length with height requirements to watch out for now and trying to find roads that accommodate larger vehicles is definitely stressful as hell. These supposed trucker apps don't work the way they should either making it too the tracks is almost more difficult then riding the tracks anymore 🤣
Behind the scenes. Great stuff. Let's see the bigger picture of mx/sx.
Been obsessed with moto since i was 2. My parents never got me a bike my entire childhood until i bought my first bike at 18. I got my CDL at 22 and ive been driving for 6 and a half years, so being a driver for a team would definitely be the dream of mine since my dream of being a pro rider was no longer in the books coming into riding so late.
Great job, Anton
Please do more behind the scenes videos. Very cool👍👍👍🏁
Trucking a lot of hard work
Cool that actually some people give back to the fans.
I would love this Job .. I have raced at Red Bud before 1977 -79 .. Bought my first Yamaha in 1972.. Been driving and repairing Trucks since 1978.... I saw a Video on a Nacar Semi Driver.. I noticed that him being the chef was a big part of the job..
I had the opportunity to drive one in 2012 and these guys are seriously underpaid. Just the driving part is underpaid then all the physical work and cooking is basically done for free. Hats off to these guys.
@coryflewellen4856
3 жыл бұрын
The industry has changed quite a bit. 😉👍🏾
This guy asked perfect questions
Thanks to anton and don for keeping the media fresh!
As far as the truck driving goes, he isn't doing anything that another truck driver doesn't do.
so good
He’s underpaid but living his dream. We only get one crack at life, go for it.
I’d love to drive for a race team
So what are these guys making? Seems like alot of work .
i had a question how does one go about bing a race driver ??? im a 3rd gen. 18yrs cross country been looking for awhile
Like to know how he landed that job more than anything lol
BIG " B" IS THE BEST !!!! JUST SAYING
that is NOT how Prepass works 😂
How do work all day then get in the truck and drive thru the night ? That's not legal...hmmmmm
@coryflewellen4856
3 жыл бұрын
Hmmmmmm…..😝 10 hour reset then good to go 👍🏾
@twinpackpower
3 жыл бұрын
@@coryflewellen4856 Right...wink wink..
@kimojon9665
3 жыл бұрын
I think it's how long you drive, not how long you work...
@twinpackpower
3 жыл бұрын
@@kimojon9665 not true at all....
@leonardwashington710
2 жыл бұрын
Most run teams, so one can keep driving while the other sleeps