Chris Plesko is a unique individual. Loads of natural talent, a warm personality, and an unquenchable fire for the things he loves. Although he often gives credit to the instigator, Chris was a big impetus in getting the team going, his enthusiasm and fire brought things to a whole new level and it couldn't have happened without him. Whether supporting the wife he adores, out camping in the snow, finishing top 10 solo at 24 Hours of Moab against some of the best riders in the country or hurtling his Galant down Bandimere's dragstrip faster than an early 90s 4-door sedan should ever go (see #719), Chris never does anything halfway.
What a lot of people don't realize is that Chris worked very hard to get where he is today. People see him now and just figure he's always had success, but just like the rest of us, Chris has had his moments shattered on the side of the trail holding a Clif bar, he affectionately refers to it as the "Plesko 2005 training program". But those moments, or pushing himself past the low points, are what drove him to be as motivated as he is today. It's motivation like that which separates those simply with natural talents from those who become true champions.
Let's see Chris' interview questions...