The drivers are one of if not the most hard working guys behind the scenes. I'm glad to see that most teams appreciate their drivers and treat them well!

I went to a bunch of races last year and every time I go in the pits I take a look at the wheel wells on your trucks and they are spotless. I can’t believe how clean you guys keep your trucks. You a great job keep it up and stay safe!

That was very cool. Thank you for sharing! Drive safe Cory!!

Very interesting. It would take a special person to want to spend that much time on the road.

Always loved looking at the trucks as much as the bikes. Thanks for shining a light on what these guys do! I'd totally watch a vlog if Cory or any of the other drivers made one

@coryflewellen6855

2 жыл бұрын

I’m definitely thinking about it….🤔

@leonardwashington710

2 жыл бұрын

@@coryflewellen6855 safe travels, hopefully the salt and snow doesnt get the truck to dirty!

@coryflewellen6855

2 жыл бұрын

@@leonardwashington710 it’s filthy lol

Thanks Cory. Job well done. Thats one Gorgeous rig.

Great job giving the drivers some love!

So much work but the results look great I drive 660 miles a day 5 days a week so I know what you're going through brother

Great informative video drive safely on the road see you at Daytona SX 2022 👍🏁 🛣 🚛

amazing. more of behind the scene

I know how hard it is cleaning RVs but you’re WAXING a whole trackn trailer!! Insane

I got to meet Cory last year when they were passing through during outdoors super nice guy to talk to.

Super cool

Impressive

Dope ass documentary.......always wondered how that side operates

As a former driver these guys do a lot

Damn that seems like a 70hr a week job to me

@coryflewellen6855

2 жыл бұрын

You would be right…. To be good at this job you have to make a mental decision that sleep comes second to the rig looking perfect.

@ivtec845

2 жыл бұрын

@@coryflewellen6855 seems that way keep doing your thing and best of luck to you

How well are these guys compensated?

I see your regen screen is on! Damn peterbilt...

@coryflewellen6855

2 жыл бұрын

Tire pressure deviation , the tire sensors don’t work that well. Lol

Dude please tell me how did you land this job?

@JessC792

2 жыл бұрын

Really interested too

@lindaflewellen9245

2 жыл бұрын

That’s a great question and an interesting story in itself. Perhaps he’ll do a vlog about it some day. As his mom, I can tell you that Cory has always loved engines and any vehicle that goes fast. We always figured he’d end up working around engines one way or another. He was never one that set his sights on sitting through 4 years of college …. he needed to be working with his hands and either fixing or figuring out how systems worked. He’s had a variety of jobs and volunteer work or clubs from a young age that all combined in some way to prepare him for this career. Plus he had some great mentors along the way that taught him to have a great work ethic and the confidence to go after the dream. He built on his natural skills and did a lot self educating about the industry for years (mostly by being a super fan and learning from social media and videos like this) and he tossed in some formal education at the local college and truck driving school. He mentioned briefly in this interview about he and dad going to the races and how much he enjoyed walking through the pits and talking to the crews. It’s true … that’s always been a highlight and he learned a lot just by watching what was going on. I won’t give too much away so he can tell his story to you all another day. Be a believer and the dreams do come true. He’s been blessed.

You have to have some level of OCD to have that job 🙏

Can drive a truck worth hundreds of thousands/ thousands of pounds, can’t drive a rental car… ass backwards other than that if it weren’t for you us supercross/motocross fans wouldn’t enjoy every weekend so thanks!