In this COZY holiday episode of Brakes on Breaks, hosts Ravuth and Garrett dive into the winter spirit as they explore how the colder PNW weather brings time for family and chillin. They kick off with a discussion on fresh winter gear and how to layer your style for both function and fashion.

Shifting the focus to hip-hop, the hosts share stories from the Elephant Graveyard Jam, highlighting Bboy Metal’s memorable welcome to the West Coast. They also evaluate "Enter the Graveyard" as a strong contender for Jam of the Year. Diving into the history and future of PNW jams, the two anticipate what 2025 holds for the scene.

Wooty shares insights on winter training and the importance of setting physical goals for 2025. He discusses how focused training in the gym allows for long-term dancing allowing him to continue competing at a high level, even as he approaches 39.

Next up is Formula 1, as the hosts celebrate Max Verstappen’s championship win and ponder the significance of his fourth title. They discuss new entrants like Audi and Cadillac, and speculate on the impact of driver changes for 2025, with wild predictions for 2026.

The episode cruises into car talk, detailing each host's plans for vehicle upgrades over the winter. They explore the influence of shows like "Senna" on Netflix, discussing how such narratives engage casual fans and spark interest in various levels of motorsports.

Turning to racing schools, Garrett and Ravuth consider their effectiveness—can you really improve in just a day or two? They share the thrilling experience of speeding through dirt tracks and the fun it brings.

Finally, the hosts tackle sports, from NCAA football highlights and the implications of recent changes, to the future of the BIG 10. The fellas wrap up with NFL predictions for the next five weeks.

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Join Garrett Nelson and Ravuth Nam as they dive into a blend of HipHop, automotive adventures, and motorsport discussions in this episode of Brake on Breaks.

Ravuth and Garret kick off the episode by reviewing the annual "Sunshine on the Eastside" breaking jam in Tacoma, Washington. Discover the perfect mix of elements that make this 90s-style event a standout, including unforgettable highlights, competitor styles, and a dramatic thunderstorm finale. The guys explore future plans for events in Tacoma and beyond.

Next, they shift focus to OutBreak Europe and IBE, two premier European events that exemplify cultural growth and dance celebration. They share insights on what works—and what doesn’t—in breaking event color commentary.

Switching gears to cars, Ravuth discusses his future upcoming trip to Japan with his son. He provides a detailed review of the "Cozy Red Civic" on the track, its evolution, and plans post-track day.

The conversation heats up with a look at F1, exploring upcoming changes in 2026, new teams, and hopes for the future. The guys recount their favorite races and delve into the story of Logan Sargent’s departure from Williams Racing.

Then. the two dive into new cars, with news about the new Corvette ZR1’s twin turbos and a staggering 1060HP. Are we still in the horsepower wars, or are these the last of their kind? The discussion turns to the evolving EV commitments of brands amid political changes and climate.

Finally, the hosts highlight Toyota and Lexus for their decade of excellence and bid farewell to the Mark 5 Supra, whose production ends in 2026.

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In another installment of Brake on Breaks, your hosts Garrett Nelson and Ravuth Nam dive into a diverse lineup of topics,

The episode kicks off with a look into the New Birth Crew Anniversary JAM in Portland Oregon, exploring how to keep crowd vibes high and share energy with an uninformed audience. Wooty, shares his plans for "Sunshine on the Eastside," his annual breaking battle event in Tacoma, WA.

Shifting gears, the guys delve into the world of Formula 1. They discuss McLaren's recent struggles with losing pole position and how drivers like Russell and Piastri are making bold moves on their own. The fellas ask, what's on the line when drivers take strategy into their own hands?

Wooty also shares his latest track plans for the Civic at The Ridge Raceway, detailing improvements made to boost driver feedback and lap times. The episode emphasizes the importance of owning up to mistakes, both on and off the track.

The discussion rounds out with a look at the financial troubles of iconic brands Recaro and BBS, before touching on some fascinating sports moments from the Olympics.

Tune in for an episode packed with insights, laughs, and good times.