Join us as we delve into Tom Tokay's world, where the thrill of 3-wheeler riding became a lifelong passion. Exploring diverse terrains with his buddies, little did they realize that the bonds forged would stand the test of time.

Tom reveals that his daily riding escapades, covering a 10-mile course, had a subtle motive from his mom—to keep him out of trouble and focused. Racing wasn't initially on the agenda, but the journey unfolds unexpectedly.

In 1983, the series bore a different name—the Wiesco 100 Miler Series. Tom Tokay emerged victorious that year. Subsequently, in 1984, the GNCC Series was born, featuring races lasting over two hours.

Tom reflects on the unique challenges of West Virginia's rocky terrain, highlighting the significance of the Black Water 100, akin to his personal "Daytona." Though he never won in this race, he secured the series title three times under its new name.

As life's chapters unfolded, the Tokays transitioned to building a family and navigating the responsibilities that come with it. Despite the demands, their love for riding and racing persisted, necessitating a shift in focus towards other aspects of life.

Take a nostalgic journey with us, revisiting a time before the internet and the inception of the beloved GNCC Series. Share this episode with your family and friends, and subscribe to our channel for more captivating stories. Thank you for being a part of our community!