Stories, Insights & Community Voices

The blog is where we dive deeper into the science, stories, and everyday experiences of dopamine hunting.

  • [news & updates]

Expect articles on:

  • Neuroscience made simple — how dopamine shapes motivation and behaviour
  • Life on the track — motocross, extreme sports, and adrenaline-fuelled focus
  • Neurodiversity & dopamine — unique insights from ADHD, autism, and beyond
  • Community spotlights — sharing experiences from fellow dopamine seekers



This is a space for learning, sharing, and sparking ideas. If you’d like

to contribute or share your own story, we’d love to hear from you.

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Explore stories, insights, and science on motivation, neurodiversity, and the pursuit of dopamine. From extreme sports to everyday passions, our blog inspires, informs, and sparks curiosity - dive in and join the hunt.



Two motocross riders on dirt bikes on a dirt track, wearing helmets and gear.

Pale Lane and SMX

September 28, 2025
A huge THANK YOU to everyone at Pale Lane and SMX today!
A young woman in racing gear kneels by a blue Mini Cooper, holding a trophy and champagne, celebrating a victory.

Ashley Gregory at Silverstone on September 27th

September 28, 2025
Interview with Ashley Gregory at Silverstone
White House, Washington D.C., with green lawn, red flowers, and blue sky.

The White House announcement on Autism

September 25, 2025
Recent White House rhetoric labeling autism a “plague” is inaccurate and harmful to civil rights and inclusion.
Two people on dirt bikes on a sandy track, wearing helmets and protective gear.

CHASING THE RUSH

By Danny James • August 28, 2025
Chasing the Rush: How Motocross Fuels Focus for ADHD Minds
Pink smiley face balloon floating in a blue sky.

EVERYDAY DOPAMINE

By Danny James • August 28, 2025
Everyday Dopamine: Finding Joy Beyond Extreme Sports 
Red car speeding through sand, kicking up a large cloud, under blue sky.

INSIDE THE DRIVER'S SEAT

By Danny James • August 28, 2025
Inside the Driver’s Seat: Racing, Focus, and the Neurodiverse Mind