Ask Randy Stumpfhauser the Who? What? Where? Why? And How? as he continues to rack up National title after National title year after year. So ask this lover of ping pong and coffee anything and everything you ever wanted to know about BMX racing with 23 years on tour he kinda knows a thing or two, fire away he's all yours.....

Yes the trails race was super fun to do, but no plans in the near future for another one. As for my Olympic dream, on the one hand it was hard to give up because that was all I thought about and worked for in the previous years leading up to it. But on the other hand it was easy because my wife and kids come first and I sustained some serious injuries in two of the Olympic qualifiers, so it was best to set that dream aside.

No on the socks, and the other...well that is classified.

Too many to mention actually...most of the pros I feel comfortable hanging out with at the races. Actually I think we are all probably too nice to each other. It might be time for a good AA Pro fight to spice things up.

Yeah I like to ride flats mainly because I grew up racing with them. I think the benefit is you have to focus more on your pedal cadence.

Nope. I don't ask him how his day was at school or if he has homework or how his grades are. I pick him up, we got ride for a while and call it a day.

I like racer style jumps more. I enjoy figuring out how to get over things quicker and staying low, but any jumps that flow are fun to me. I definitely enjoy the trails at Woodward Park, not too big and they flow.

Honestly I just loved to ride ever since I started and that is how I got better, I rode as much as possible and raced whenever I could. I didn't have the most natural talent but I was always riding getting better a little bit at a time.

My first race bike was actually a GT with some really big CW handlebars and one-piece cranks.

I would like to ask you why you never have....but I guess I am supposed to give the answers here. Yes I have fist pumped after a victory before (I've done them with great force, mild force and medium force), probably because I was so excited I won. I specifically remember doing it after the 2003 NBL Grands when I won my first title, I was pumped because I wanted to win that title really bad. This last year when I won the title, I didn't fist pump. I was super stoked I won the title, but it meant something different and I just rode off to be by myself for a minute. I think the fans need to see a fist pump from you Donald so they can see you get excited sometimes.

It is a combination of everything that my good buddy German Medina cooks up each week. My favorite is rest though.

Always Mimi's or Black Bear...you owe me two Black Bear breakfast and I like free breakfasts best!

That is a good question. I drink about 3 cups every morning but don't drink it all day long like Dave Bittner. I like coffee but am not obsessed....so you be the judge.

Not as much as I used to. I ride my trails out front 2-3 times a week, they are more racer style. Woodward Park in Fresno has some really nice trails that are fun and flow, so I like to hit those before track practice and try to throw a couple whips and turn bars.

Top 3: 1. 2003 NBL Grands winning first Elite Title, 2. First World Championship win in Brazil 2002 in Elite Cruiser, 3. 2008 NBL Grands second Elite Title. Worst 3: 1. Blowing out my right knee early in the season in 1997, 2. Getting passed down last straight in 2006 World Championships (Thanks Javi), 3. 2007 Frejus France Supercross broke clavicle, rib and scapula and ruined my shot at ABA title. A fourth worst moment is when you threw my bike at me in Woodbridge last year and completely flipped out and then we had to drive to the track together and didn't say a word.

Go have a nice dinner with my buddies, get some cold stone if we did well, then kick back in the room with the AC blasting and watching NASCAR would cap it off perfectly.

I don't know, I think they have changed a little over the years. I have good starts out of the gate, medium track skills and medium track speed but I love to rail paved corners and test my Tioga tires out.

Yes, ride your local track as much as possible and just get out there and start racing locals. The best way to get back to race speed is to race. Good luck!

I consider a couple things my greatest racing accomplishments. Winning 2 NBL Elite Men’s National Titles is one. Also winning 4 UCI Elite Cruiser World Championships in a row, and to go with that having a total of 12 UCI World Championship Elite medals. I think others might say my NBL titles since they are a season long battle.

My favorite track and event go together and has always been Louisville, KY where the NBL Grands is held. That place is so much fun to ride and I have had some good experiences at that place.

My influences and inspirations start with my faith in God and I am always thankful for the opportunity to race my bike and support my family. My wife and children always inspire me to be better. My parents have had a huge influence on my racing career. Also my friends and church family give me awesome support.