It’s Wednesday. Colby Raha is an American freestyle motocross rider and stunt performer known for constantly pushing the limits of big-air riding. In today’s featured video, watch Colby’s latest record-breaking 300-foot jump and then charge straight into the world’s largest quarter pipe, where he goes for—and lands—a new high-air world record!

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It’s Tuesday. Who replaces the wheels and tires on a Corvette with saw blades and then rips it across a frozen lake? Or turns that same Corvette into a ski-and-snow-track monster just to see if it works? That’s the kind of chaos Westen Champlin thrives on. The American automotive YouTuber, born in Winfield, Kansas and raised on a farm, has built a massive following with high-energy videos packed with wild builds, rescues, and mechanical experiments that feel equal parts brilliant and unhinged. Since 2019, his channel has grown to more than five million subscribers and hundreds of millions of views, fueled by everything from reviving cheap auction vehicles to crafting outrageous custom machines and staging tire-shredding burnout events. Visionary or completely nuts? Watch the two featured videos and decide for yourself!

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It’s Monday. Congrats to the Seattle Seahawks on their Super Bowl LX win. Early on it felt like a pretty even matchup, but as the game went on Seattle kept pushing ahead while the Patriots struggled to find any real rhythm. They had a few moments where they showed signs of life, but they were short-lived and too few to make a difference. In the end, the Seahawks easily pulled away for a 29–13 victory.

As for the Super Bowl commercials… kind of a letdown this year. Maybe my expectations were too high, but nothing really jumped out as memorable or Monday morning watercooler material. A few were fine, a few were forgettable, and none felt like instant classics. For a night that usually delivers at least one commercial everyone can’t stop talking about, this batch mostly blended together.

It’s back to the Olympics for me. And NASCAR preseason racing continues on Thursday with the twin Duel races. And Sunday… it’s finally here with the 68th running of The Great American Race—The Daytona 500!

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