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Lucas Cooney, Editor-in-Chief, ATV.com
Lucas has been at the helm of ATV.com since its launch in 2007 and has been writing and producing content online since 1998. Always eager to try something new, Lucas also contributes to Snowmobile.com, PersonalWatercraft.com and other VerticalScope Inc. properties. When he’s not out riding something with a motor, he’s probably shooting his bow and getting ready for hunting season.
Rick Sosebee, Contributing Editor
Whether he in Mexico covering the Baja 1000, building ATVs for local racers, or out enjoying the trails, Rick’s passion shows in his stories. Learning to wrench his own machines from his grandfather, Rick also has an undying appreciation for the mechanics of off-road vehicles. Do not let the dirt and mud fool you, though, as Rick also has a deep love for street cars. I in high school he had a 1971 Chevy Vega powered by a Buick Grand National V6 and is restoring his father’s 1971 Corvette.
Seth Fargher, Contributing Editor
Growing up in Oregon, most of Seth’s involvement in the powersports world was limited to what he saw in magazines and videos. Following a brief stint in the corporate world, Seth took a flying leap (literally) and moved to California to pursue a career in freestyle motocross. Though short lived, the opportunity immersed him in the industry and gave him a platform to establish himself as an industry insider. Now residing in North Carolina, Seth takes every opportunity to travel (anywhere) in the country if there’s a place to sleep and a machine to be driven.