• Member Bio
• Birthplace: Waltham, Ma
  
  Birthdate: April 1st, that is no JOKE!
  
  Full name: GDub, G-Unit, Whitey, Greggy… many others.
  
  Current Residence: My house duh! Charlotte, NC
  
  High School and college: Well this is a loaded question because I started my High School in Wilton, CT, but in the middle of my Junior Year we moved to Carlisle, MA. So I graduated from Conrod-Carlisle High School in Concord Mass. Off I went to Prescott Arizona to attend Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University. I graduated there about 14 years later… na, just kidding, but it did take me a while because I took a couple of years off and went to work for XEROX.
  
  Wife/children: I do have a wife and she issss tellinnng mmmmeee… hold on… YES I can say her name… it is Stephanie. I need permission to do that. You guys know what I am talking about! No kids yet… but OH the pressure!
  
  What do you do for SPEED: I am the AMA Superbike Pit Reporter and the motorcycle roadrace analyst for The Speed Report.
  
  Past jobs: Well this is very interesting… Once I stomped grapes at Welch’s in Concord Mass, for a lot of years I was grounds maintenance at my ERAU. That was fun, digging ditches, sweeping walkways, empting garbage cans. That was the life. I was a shoe sales person in High School SHOE TOWN RULES! I was also the host of Speed’s 2 Wheel Tuesday for 3.5 years. I have done many things and loved them all!
  
  Resume: I have been doing TV for 10 years.
  
  Worst moment in your career: There are bad moments in the moment, but when you get a chance to step out and look at what happened you always learn from that. Things happen for a reason, so it’s been nothing but all good.
  
  Favorite movie: Contact
  
  Favorite song: Everyone Wants to Save the World, Tears for Fears. Say what you like, but that song is awesome… a classic.
  
  Favorite sport: Motorcycle Roadracing
  
  Favorite rider: ME!!
  
  If you could visit anywhere in the world, where would it be: Japan
  
  What do you love the most about your job: Just being able to make an impact in a sport that I love!
  
  Describe a typical day in your life: Wake-up, eat, check email, LazyBoy, XBOX360, eat, more LazyBoy and 360. Kiss the wife, play with the dogs, more food, ride my bicycle, ride my motorcycle, check email, eat, go to sleep.
  
  Hobbies: All kinds of good stuff.
  
  What was your first car: THE GREENER! 1981 Lynx Station Wagon, Med Jade Green. SWEET CHICK MAGNET of a car.
  
  Have you ever competed in a race, amateur or professionally: Both. I even won a couple National Champions at the Amateur level. Roadracing motorcycles.
  
  Your dream car: Fully Loaded AUDI R8!!
  
  One thing most people don’t know about you: I have a full head of hair!
  
  Heather Locklear or Pamela Anderson? Lisa Edilstien (from FOX’s House!)
  
  Robert DeNiro or Al Pacino? Mark-Paul Gosselaar
  
  Coke or Pepsi? Suicide
  
  Ford or Chevy? Audi
  
  CAREER HISTORY
  
  I started doing television for the first time back in June of 1997. From 1998 until 2002 I worked as feature talent, produced and editor on Speed’s shows Motorcyclist and Bike Week. All this TV stuff was happening while continuing to race the AMA National Superbike Series as a privateer. I also worked with SPEEDTV.com’s Mark Mitchell on live webcast of AMA Superbikes races in 2000 and 2001. In 2002 SPEED gave me the opportunity to pit report the AMA Superbike Series. I was a feature reporter for a variety of motorcycle shows on Speed until February 2003. In February 2003 I began to host 2 Wheel Tuesday on Speed. For 2003 I raced the BMW BoxerCup at Daytona. Also competed in BoxerCup races in Europe in 2003, both at Catalunya, Spain and Spa in Belgium. To complete the 2003 AMA Superbike season I competed on a Yamaha R6 as a Factory Rider in the Supersport class.
  
  Hobbies: Roadracing motorcycles, working out (I really don’t like it, but since the camera adds 25 lbs, I don’t have a choice), eating junk food (that is why I work out), playing MotoGP 2 on XBOX Live, dreaming about doing a triple jump, and working on my motorcycles and tracks at home.
  
  For more info on Greg White see www.gregontv.com