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While the Monster Energy AMA Supercross Championship is dominating headlines, amateur racing is gearing up across the country — well, at least in the sunny parts.
Yes, most of the South and Midwest and Northeast, etc is buried in snow, but there is still amateur racing going on. And thanks to the Vurbmoto Prospect app, we know EXACTLY what happened over the weekend.
Here’s the Vurbmoto Prospect Race Recap from 01/23/26 to 01/27/26 and make sure to download the app (but of course you already have):
Race Recap: 01/23/26 to 01/27/26
Overview
- Total Races: 4
- Total Classes: 135
- Total Entries: 993
- Total Unique Riders: 550
Top All-Time Riders Who Raced
BARRY CARSTEN – All-Time 3rd
ABSHUR HALL – All-Time 50th
AUSTIN KELLER – All-Time 69th
BENJAMIN MOYA – All-Time top 500
BRAYDAN COMERFORD – All-Time top 500
JACE BAKER – All-Time top 500
RYDER LANE – All-Time top 500
KAITLYN LANE – All-Time top 1,000
MASON HOWARD – All-Time top 1,500
KANE EWING – All-Time top 1,500
BRIAN MEDEIROS – All-Time top 2,000
JACK PULLEN – All-Time top 2,000
SETH CROTTY – All-Time top 2,500
KYLON BELLES – All-Time top 2,500
JACK CONTRERAZ – All-Time top 2,500
Top Winners (Most Class Wins)
- SETH CROTTY – 4 class win(s) across 4 class(es): BTH Master, Open Pro, Sportsman Master, Sportsman Open All Skills
- TANNER WARD – 3 class win(s) across 3 class(es): 250 A/PRO, 450 A/PRO, PLUS 25
- ABSHUR HALL – 3 class win(s) across 3 class(es): 65CC (10-11), 65CC (7-11), 85CC (9-11)
- BARRY CARSTEN – 3 class win(s) across 3 class(es): PLUS 45, PLUS 50, PLUS 55
- JACK PULLEN – 2 class win(s) across 2 class(es): 250 B, SCHOOLBOY 2 (12-17) B/C
- ANTHONY PUGLISI JR – 2 class win(s) across 2 class(es): 51CC (4-6) SHAFT DRIVE LIMITED, 51CC STOCK (4-6)
- AUSTIN KELLER – 2 class win(s) across 2 class(es): 85CC (9-13), SUPERMINI 1 (12-15)
- RYDER LANE – 2 class win(s) across 2 class(es): MINI SR 1 (12-14), MINI SR 2 (13-15)
- JASON LAWRENCE – 2 class win(s) across 2 class(es): PLUS 30, PLUS 35
- JAYSON BUCK – 2 class win(s) across 2 class(es): 250cc & 250f Int, Open Int
Summary
This weekend was a barnburner, no doubt about it. Four races, 135 classes, and a whopping 993 entries. You could feel the energy crackling in the air with 550 unique riders ready to rip. From the veterans to the young guns, everyone brought their A-game.
The big dogs showed up, and they didn’t disappoint. Barry Carsten, sitting pretty at all-time 3rd, put on a clinic at the Winter AM RD 4. Three wins in Plus 45, Plus 50, and Plus 55. Abshur Hall and Austin Keller weren’t far behind, each snagging multiple wins.
Then there’s Seth Crotty. Four class wins across four different classes. That’s right, four. He dominated the Woodland Winter Series #9. Tanner Ward and Abshur Hall also clocked in with three wins each, proving they’re forces to be reckoned with.
Upsets? Oh, we had them. Tanner Ward topped Cory Carsten and Cody Harrington in the 250 A/PRO. Jack Pullen shocked the 250 B class, taking down Emile Lacher.
The ASV Saturday MX @ The Glen Winter #2 saw Kane Ewing lay down the fastest lap in the 250 INT with a 02:06.921. Not to be outdone, Hunter Dieterle set a blistering pace in the 250 NOV with a 00:26.532. These kids are flying, and the lap times prove it.
Amateur racing is alive and kicking, folks. The talent is deep, the competition is fierce, and the passion is real. If this weekend’s action is any indication, the future of motocross is looking bright. Keep your eyes on these riders. They’re just getting started.
Individual Race Details
2026 WINTER AM RD 4 – 1/25/2026
Date: 1/25/2026
Promoter: Unlimited Motorsports
Unique Riders: 212
Classes: 35 | Entries: 441
Top Riders:
BARRY CARSTEN – All-Time 3rd (675,034 career points)
ABSHUR HALL – All-Time 50th (409,843 career points)
AUSTIN KELLER – All-Time 69th (363,460 career points)
Race Overview:
Winter AM Round 4 was a wild one, folks. Held on January 25, 2026, at the track run by Unlimited Motorsports, this event brought together 441 entries across 35 classes. We saw 212 riders hit the dirt, including some heavy hitters like Barry Carsten, Abshur Hall, and Austin Keller. Barry, the all-time third-ranked rider, showed why he’s a legend, snagging wins in PLUS 45, PLUS 50, and PLUS 55. Abshur Hall wasn’t slacking either, taking top spots in the 65CC and 85CC classes. Tanner Ward was on fire, winning in 250 A/PRO, 450 A/PRO, and PLUS 25. These guys weren’t just racing; they were putting on a clinic.
Let’s talk class results. Braydan Comerford took the 125 (12+) class, leaving Jace Baker and Declan Wisniewski to follow. In the 250 A/PRO, Tanner Ward smoked the competition again, with Cory Carsten and Cody Harrington chasing him. Jack Pullen had an epic run in the 250 B, claiming victory over Emile Lacher and Jacob McPherson. Evan Witham topped the 250 C class podium, flanked by Juan Ramdohr and Travis Loranger. Young gun Anthony Puglisi Jr. made a splash in the 51CC classes, taking home two wins.
The talent didn’t stop there. Charlie Heyman grabbed first in the Collegeboy class, while Rosaly Sylvestre led the Girls (11-16) class. Ryder Lane was unstoppable in the MINI SR 1 and MINI SR 2 classes, showing off his skills against the likes of Austin Keller and Thor Thrasher. In the PLUS 30 and PLUS 35 classes, Jason Lawrence dominated, proving he’s still got it against riders like Aaron Lampi and Alex Woskob. These results show just how deep the competition ran across the board.
Now, for the surprises. Tanner Ward pulled off some upsets in the 250 A/PRO, beating out Cory Carsten and Cody Harrington, both ranked higher. Jack Pullen also shook things up in the 250 B class by besting Emile Lacher. These wins weren’t just luck; they were pure grit and determination. The racing was fierce, and the competition was tight, making for an unforgettable weekend. This is what motocross is all about—pushing limits, breaking barriers, and celebrating every rider’s hard work. Can’t wait for the next round!
Woodland Winter Series #9 – 1/25/2026
Date: 1/25/2026
Promoter: Woodland
Unique Riders: 139
Classes: 35 | Entries: 215
Top Riders:
SETH CROTTY – All-Time top 2,500 (48,246 career points)
KYLON BELLES – All-Time top 2,500 (47,413 career points)
JAYDEN JOHNSTON – All-Time top 8,000 (13,323 career points)
Race Overview:
Woodland Winter Series #9 on January 25, 2026, brought the heat despite the cold. With 35 classes, 215 entries, and 139 unique riders, the action was nonstop. Big names like Seth Crotty, Kylon Belles, and Jayden Johnston showed up, and they didn’t disappoint. Crotty snagged wins in BTH Master and Open Pro, proving why he’s top 2,500 all-time. Jayson Buck and Chris Dineen each grabbed two wins, dominating their respective classes. Macy Reeves and Cole Skagen also doubled up, showing the young guns are fierce.
Kayden Bryant led the charge in the 125 C/D class, with Dominic Mann and Adrian Hemmenway chasing him down for podium spots. Brayden Long took the 250cc & 250f Beginner class by storm, with Jack Burles and Laiten Allen hot on his heels. Jayson Buck claimed victory in the 250cc & 250f Intermediate, leaving Kylon Belles to settle for second. Chael Sexton topped the 250cc & 250f Junior class, holding off Trevor Warrington and Mason Autry.
Brett Garner rode solo to victory in the 30+ Beginner class, while Guy Tow II dominated the 30+ Intermediate. Nick De La Gange led the 30+ Junior pack, with Jeff Davis and Zach Shufelt rounding out the podium. The 40+ Junior class was all about Chris Dineen, who also crushed it in the 50+ A/B. Henry Jensen took the 50cc Beginner class, and Macy Reeves was unstoppable in both the 50cc Junior and 50cc Open.
The competition was fierce, and the talent was deep. Standout rides came from Jayden Johnston in the 85cc Open, topping the podium with Wyatt Bales and Adrian Peterson. Cole Skagen made his mark in the 65cc Intermediate and Open classes.
ASV SATURDAY MX @ THE GLEN WINTER #2
Date: 1/24/2026
Promoter: Glen Helen
Unique Riders: 125
Classes: 36 | Entries: 155
Top Riders:
KANE EWING – All-Time top 1,500 (81,416 career points)
BRIAN MEDEIROS – All-Time top 2,000 (67,426 career points)
JACK CONTRERAZ – All-Time top 2,500 (46,729 career points)
Race Overview:
ASV Saturday MX at the Glen was buzzing on January 24, 2026. With 36 classes and 155 entries, Glen Helen saw 125 unique riders tear it up. Big names were in the mix, too. Kane Ewing, Brian Medeiros, and Jack Contreraz, all top riders in the game, came to play. Ewing and Medeiros each took home two wins, with Ewing dominating the 250 INT and OPEN INT, while Medeiros crushed it in the 450 EXP and OPEN EXP. Hunter Dieterle and Bob Rutten also doubled up with wins, showing they’re no slouches either.
The competition was stiff across the board. In the 125 BEG class, Gavin Garcia snagged the win, with Chris Wilder hot on his heels. Over in 250 BEG, Revin Reddick topped the podium, followed by Jeremy Stout and Gage Neary. Chris Packwood took charge in the 250 EXP class, edging out Max Hintz. Kane Ewing didn’t just win; he owned the 250 INT with authority. Hunter Dieterle was untouchable in 250 NOV, leading Tanner Morris and Antonio Grosso to the podium.
More standouts, you ask? Sure thing. Casey Casper clinched the 30+ EXP, leaving Jon Rice in second. Over in 40+ EXP, Todd Gravitt took the win with Richard Ellis chasing. Ricky Richards claimed victory in 40+ INT, and John Lauter led the 40+ NOV pack. Brian Medeiros showcased his prowess in 450 EXP, while Tyler Nichols dominated 450 INT. For the young guns, Ozzy Duran rocked the 50CC 1st TIMERS class. Connor Stanphill showed his mettle in 50CC 7-8 YRS, topping a strong field.
Fastest laps weren’t just numbers; they were statements. Kane Ewing’s 02:06.921 in 250 INT was blazing. Hunter Dieterle wasn’t far behind, clocking a quick 00:26.532 in 250 NOV. Chris Wilder and Zac Murray also laid down solid times in their classes.
Vintage PitBike and Modern Series #5 – 1/24/2026
Date: 1/24/2026
Promoter: Woodland
Unique Riders: 129
Classes: 29 | Entries: 182
Top Riders:
SETH CROTTY – All-Time top 2,500 (48,246 career points)
CODY DAVIS – All-Time top 7,000 (15,312 career points)
JAYDEN JOHNSTON – All-Time top 8,000 (13,323 career points)
Race Overview:
The Vintage PitBike and Modern Series #5 at Woodland was a whirlwind of dirt and adrenaline. This event drew 182 entries across 29 classes, with 129 unique riders tearing it up. Big names like Seth Crotty, Cody Davis, and Jayden Johnston were in the mix. These all-time top-ranked riders brought the heat, with Crotty snagging two wins in Sportsman Master and Sportsman Open All Skills. Jeff Davis and Hayden Daining also doubled up on victories, showing their dominance on the track.
In the 110 Stock 12″ Minibike class, Brayden Ginger grabbed the gold, holding off Clayton Twaro and Shawn Fisher. Colton Webster topped the 125cc Beginner class, leaving Carson Berg and Roque Carballo to fill out the podium. Over in the 250cc Beginner, Brayden Long led the charge, taking first with Bailen Ness and Caiden Daley in close pursuit. Meanwhile, the 30+ Beginner class saw Kenny Jensen take the win, with Chuck Nylund coming in second.
The action didn’t stop there. Matt Murdock claimed victory in the 40+ Beginner class, outpacing Brandon Donovan and Clinton Gillilland. Alex Bond took the 450cc Beginner title, with Eli Blakeney finishing second. In the 85cc Open All Skills, Jayden Johnston showed why he’s a top rider, landing first place ahead of Wyatt Bales and Porter Muhonen. These results highlight the depth of talent across all age groups and skill levels.
This event was packed with fierce competition and standout performances. Hayden Daining was a star, taking wins in both the 51cc Open All Skills and PW 50 / 4 stk Beg ONLY classes. Cody Davis proved his mettle in the 65cc 7-11 (Non Beginner) class, securing a solid win.
