Trey Canard

What's it like in the Canard house? It gets crazy. There's me, Brent (my mechanic), Aaron, Jaxon, my mom Kari, my giant chocolate lab Arthur and my cat Sasha.

When did you start racing? When I was 3 and my dad got me 1978 Italjet. Later, I got my brother's KTM 50.

Tell us about your mechanic: His name is Brent Presnell, he is 20 and been with us almost 2 years. He's awesome, he is more than just my mechanic, he's my friend, too. He has become a great asset to our program.

What is Shannon like and how has he helped? Shannon is cool. He has helped me in all aspects of riding/racing. My mom credits him with my riding style.

What is a typical day for you? Wake up, school work, train, ride, have fun at night.

What do you do to get hyped and ready for your next moto? I think about the moto and get myself mad.

Do you do any other crossover sports? Snowboarding, but I suck.

If you had to pick any other sport to be pro at, what would you pick? BMXer

Favorite joke: Pirate walks into a bar with a steering wheel attached to his belt. The bar tender asked, "What's that steering wheel for?" Pirate says, " Arrrrr, it drives me nuts."

What are your goals for 2005? To win a title Loretta's

Give us a rundown of your most accomplished goals of the past few years: 2 2nds at LL last year, 2 titles at Whitney, and one title at GNC.

Who do you want to thank? My family, Team Green, No Fear, Alpinestars, Shannon (of course), Dunlop, FMF, JM Racing, Maxima, Turfs Up, Renthal, RK Chain, N-Style, Monster Energy Drink, Brad Taylor Landscaping

From the Parents

What is Trey's strongest trait? Stubborn

Describe his personality: Trey is easy going most of the time. Sometimes he has a bad temper. He is usually considerate of others and not arrogant at all.

What one thing have you tried to teach him: First, love God. Second, never quit. Third, have a humble spirit; be a good winner and a good loser.

How has the sport of motocross help bring you family closer? When Roy was alive we spent so much time as a family. Now that he is gone, we still have many happy memories. Motocross families have really been there for us.

What do you hope the sport brings to him? I hope he gets to make a good living as a pro.

Tell us about your most memorable road trip: The trip from hell to Las Vegas last year. I lost my purse, had a flat tire, no mechanic, ran out of diesel, and Aaron had a bad bicycle wreck along with Trey having a bad crash.

Do you have any advice for other parents who plan to take part in the sport the way that you have? NOTHING really matters until the 12-13 Supermini classes and above classes, so chill out and have some fun. Tell your family members that you love them.