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.....

I’m not sure how the Olympics have changed BMX. BMX has received a little more T.V. time and some good publicity leading up to the Games and after, but I am not sure how that has affected local programs. It was great to see our sport in such a high profile event and it gives younger athletes something bigger to shoot for than just national titles. I personally don’t plan to pursue the 2012 Games as I have decided to focus the rest of my career on the ABA and NBL national circuits.

My dad always taught me to believe in my abilities. He seemed to always have a greater confidence in what I could do on the track than I did, and he taught me to not be afraid to fail, but just give my absolute best.