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Amateur motocross season is popping off around the country. Last weekend featured Loretta Lynn Area Qualifiers, the start of the RMX Series at Mesquite MX, a Road to Mammoth qualifier and the Thor Showdown series at Lincoln Trail and more. Check out the full recap from the Vurbmoto Prospect app which you can download for FREE on the App Store and Google Play.
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Overview
- Total Races: 30
- Total Classes: 899
- Total Entries: 10,698
- Total Unique Riders: 3,616
Top All-Time Riders Who Raced
EIDAN STEINBRECHER – All-Time 7th
GAGE DUNHAM – All-Time 11th
WYATT DUFF – All-Time 18th
GAVYN WELZIEN – All-Time 23rd
GAUGE BROWN – All-Time 34th
RYDER ELLIS – All-Time 42nd
JAX BAKER – All-Time 62nd
CHRISTOPHER HARRIS – All-Time 69th
LEVI GEIS – All-Time 92nd
TALON HINSON – All-Time 97th
SHELBY ROLEN – All-Time top 500
DANE PAPPAS – All-Time top 500
KAMERON BUCKMAN – All-Time top 500
HANNAH JAMISON – All-Time top 500
JUSTIN SHUFF – All-Time top 500
Top Winners (Most Class Wins)
- STEVE ROMAN – 8 class win(s) across 4 class(es): 250 A (PAMX All Star A/B), Plus 25 A/B (PAMX Plus 25), Plus 30 A, Plus 35
- BRIAR STECIK – 8 class win(s) across 4 class(es): 250 B, Open B, SB1 (12-17), SB2 (12-17)
- SETH CROTTY – 8 class win(s) across 4 class(es): 250 A, 25+ A, 450 A, Open A
- JAY POTTER – 6 class win(s) across 3 class(es): 125 C, 250 C, Open C
- JETT STULTZ – 6 class win(s) across 3 class(es): 1. 51cc (4-6) Shaft Drive, 2. 51cc Mlt-Spd / Shaft Drive, 6. 51cc (4-6) Sr (Max 12″ Whl)
- MASON PAPPAS – 5 class win(s) across 5 class(es): 01. Open Pro Sport, 14. College (18-24)(Sportsman), 24 – 250 Pro, 32 – 450 Pro, 43 – College (18-24) A/B/C
- RYDER ELLIS – 5 class win(s) across 5 class(es): 32. Supermini 1 (12-15), 35. Schoolboy 1 (12-17) B/C, 71 – Supermini 1 (12-15), 72 – Supermini 2 (13-16), 90 – Schoolboy 1 (12-17) B/C
- AIDEN BEAZLEY – 5 class win(s) across 4 class(es): 28. 85cc (10-12) Limited, 29. 85cc (10-12), 30. Mini Sr 1 (12-14), AQ P2. 85 Practice
- HARRISON BATES – 5 class win(s) across 4 class(es): 14. College (18-24) (Sportsman, 1. Open Pro Sport, 2. 250 Pro Sport, AQ P1. Unlimited Big Bike (125
- DAYTON BROWN – 5 class win(s) across 3 class(es): 20. Micro-E (4-7) Limited, AQ P4. Micro E Practice, AQ P7. 65 Practice
Summary
What a weekend it was for amateur motocross! From March 20th to 23rd, the scene was alive with 30 races, pulling in a whopping 10,698 entries across 899 classes. Yeah, you read that right. With 3,616 unique riders revving their engines, this was a weekend to remember.
Top all-time riders made waves and showed up big. Eidan Steinbrecher, ranked 7th all-time, showcased his skills at the LLAQ Southwest on Saturday. Gage Dunham was everywhere at Thunder Valley, making his presence felt both Saturday and Sunday. And let’s not forget Wyatt Duff and Gavyn Welzien, who tore it up at the Loretta Lynn’s North Central Area Qualifier on March 21st. These guys are the real deal and proved why they’re ranked where they are.
Weekend warriors like Steve Roman, Briar Stecik, and Seth Crotty were on fire, each snagging eight class wins. That’s dominance right there! Jay Potter and Jett Stultz weren’t far behind, each racking up six wins. These multi-class winners were the true heroes of the weekend, showing grit and determination across the board.
But it wasn’t just about the big names. Surprises were aplenty. James Kuhlman pulled a stunner, taking down Cole Trenkle in the 450 C class at the Loretta Lynn’s qualifier. Rossi Shumate shocked everyone by beating Ryan Jaramillo in the Schoolboy 2 class. And who could forget Francisco Rodarte besting Sebastian Temmerman in the 250 B at Road to Mammoth? The underdogs had their day, and it was glorious to watch.
Fastest laps were flying left and right, with Dane Pappas clocking an impressive 01:27.226 in the 250 B/C Open at Road to Mammoth. Christopher Harris was another speed demon, posting a 01:39.098 in the 450 B Limited at the Loretta Lynn’s qualifier. These guys weren’t just racing; they were blazing trails.
This weekend was a testament to the thrill and growth of amateur racing. The sheer volume of talent on display was electrifying. With every race, these riders are pushing the limits and making waves. The future of motocross is bright, and weekends like this prove why the sport is on fire. Keep those engines running, because this is just the beginning.
Individual Race Details
2026 Loretta Lynn’s North Central Area Qualifier, March 21st
Date: 3/21/2026
Promoter: Area Qualifiers
Unique Riders: 290
Classes: 37 | Entries: 730
Top Riders:
WYATT DUFF – All-Time 18th (501,242 career points)
GAVYN WELZIEN – All-Time 23rd (488,944 career points)
GAUGE BROWN – All-Time 34th (448,734 career points)
Race Overview:
The 2026 Loretta Lynn’s North Central Area Qualifier was a massive showdown. With 37 classes, 730 entries, and 290 unique riders, it was motocross madness. Top dogs Wyatt Duff, Gavyn Welzien, and Gauge Brown showed up, packing big career points. But it was Christopher Harris who stole the show with wins in three classes: 450 B Limited, Schoolboy 2 (12-17) B/C, and 250 B Limited. James Kuhlman matched him, grabbing three wins in the 450 C, 250 C Limited, and 250 C Jr. (12-17) Limited classes. Shane Kelleher and Jesse Furtado each took home two wins, proving they’re still forces to reckon with.
In the 450 B Limited, Christopher Harris was on fire, topping the podium with a blistering 01:39.098 lap. Ryan Jaramillo and Jace Williams followed, but Harris was untouchable. James Kuhlman stood tall in the 450 C class, beating out Mason Wright and Cole Trenkle. Over in the 125 C class, Cole Trenkle took first, with Mason Wright and Camlin Lacer rounding out the podium. Harris kept the heat going in Schoolboy 2 (12-17) B/C, with Rossi Shumate and Ryan Jaramillo chasing him down.
Cutter Cross surprised everyone in the College (18-24) class, taking first and leaving Ty Lepicier and Wyatt Reimer behind. In the Junior (25+) class, Brandon Riehm snagged the top spot, with Seth Eggerling and Kegan Labonte close behind. Shane Kelleher dominated the Senior (40+) and (45+) classes, showing he’s still got it. Jesse Furtado crushed the Open Pro Sport and 250 Pro Sport classes, leaving the competition eating his dust.
The real drama came with the upsets. James Kuhlman, ranked top 7,000, beat Cole Trenkle, a top 1,000 rider, in the 450 C. Rossi Shumate also pulled a stunner, taking second over Ryan Jaramillo in Schoolboy 2. Cutter Cross, ranked top 30,000, outpaced Wyatt Reimer in the College class, leaving jaws on the floor. The lap times were red hot, with Christopher Harris and Cutter Cross setting the pace. It was racing at its finest, full of unexpected turns and fierce battles.
2026 Round 1 Thor Showdown Series (Bomber Track)
Date: 3/21/2026
Promoter: Lincoln Trail Motosports
Unique Riders: 527
Classes: 52 | Entries: 1558
Top Riders:
JUSTIN SHUFF – All-Time top 500 (255,294 career points)
TINLEY MCCOY – All-Time top 500 (196,962 career points)
CADEN WEINSZIEHR – All-Time top 500 (167,051 career points)
Race Overview:
The 2026 Round 1 Thor Showdown Series at Bomber Track was a beast. Lincoln Trail Motosports pulled together a massive event with 52 classes, 1,558 entries, and 527 unique riders, revving up the competition. Among the heavyweights, Justin Shuff, Tinley McCoy, and Caden Weinsziehr, all top-500 all-time riders, showed up and threw down. Shuff snagged three wins across Schoolboy 1, 125 Two-Stroke, and 250 B. Braxton Roth matched him with wins in the 85 (10-12), 85 SR (12-15), and Supermini, showing why he’s a force to be reckoned with. Jace Owen also made a mark, sweeping three consolation classes.
Digging into the class results, young guns were firing on all cylinders. Jensen Hutson took the 50 Shaft/Shifter LTD (4-8) with a killer lap time of 01:31.756, leaving Oliver Garbrough and Easton Rosell to chase. Banks Braden dominated the 50 JR LIMITED (4-6) and MINI-E LIMITED (4-8), proving his mettle. In the 65 SR (10-11), Kanaan Stone stood on top with Mason Moody and Graycen Hinich nipping at his heels. Meanwhile, Lexi Sholler showed the girls how it’s done in the 50 GIRLS LIMITED (4-8), leaving Mykadence Rodriguez and Aubrey Smithson in her dust.
The talent didn’t stop there. Mason Wheeler took the 65 OPEN (7-11) with Bryson Dameron and Graycen Hinich rounding out the podium. Over in the 85 JR (9-11), Graycen Hinich turned the tables, beating out Wheeler and Mason Westergaard. Caden Weinsziehr didn’t disappoint in Collegeboy, taking the win from Matthew Caupp and Joseph Buskirk. And let’s not forget Tinley McCoy, who crushed the GIRLS (11-16) and WOMEN (12+) classes to take home two wins.
Now, let’s talk surprises. Braxton Roth outpaced Logan Lustig in the 85 (10-12) and even took down Tinley McCoy in the Supermini—big moves for the kid. On the speed front, Jensen Hutson’s 01:31.756 in the 50 Shaft/Shifter LTD was lightning. With that kind of competition and standout performances, this weekend’s racing was as intense as it gets. Every rider brought something to the table, making it a showdown to remember.
Saturday – LLAQ Southwest
Date: 3/21/2026
Promoter: 2x
Unique Riders: 182
Classes: 36 | Entries: 353
Top Riders:
EIDAN STEINBRECHER – All-Time 7th (597,768 career points)
RYDER ELLIS – All-Time 42nd (414,817 career points)
TALON HINSON – All-Time 97th (321,019 career points)
Race Overview:
Saturday’s LLAQ Southwest was a barnburner. With 36 classes, 353 entries, and 182 unique riders, the action never cooled off. Big names like Eidan Steinbrecher, Ryder Ellis, and Talon Hinson showed up. These guys have racked up career points like nobody’s business. But it was the Pappas brothers, Mason and Dane, who really stole the show, each snagging two wins across their classes. Mason took home victories in Open Pro Sport and College (18-24), while Dane was untouchable in 250 B and Schoolboy 2 (12-17) B/C.
The competition was fierce. In the Open Pro Sport, Mason Pappas led the pack with Tyler Ducray and Sebastian Toth rounding out the podium. Over in 250 Pro Sport, Cole Coker flew to the top, leaving Mason Pappas and Ryder Patridge to take second and third. Kylie Alvarez reigned supreme in the Women’s class, with Cheyanne Ruelas and Gizele Spoor chasing her tail. Dane Pappas dominated the 250 B, Cash Edwards and Sebastian Temmerman giving him a run for his money.
Moving on, Jacob Cotten pulled off a double, conquering both the 250 C and 250 C Limited. In 450 B, Noah Kovarik was the man to beat, with Cash Edwards and Slader Pearson eating his dust. Cody Knauss showed he’s still got it in the Senior classes, taking wins in both the 40+ and 45+ categories. And let’s not forget Rocco Teman’s victory in 250 C Jr. (12-17) Limited. Each class was packed with talent, from seasoned vets to young guns.
The surprises kept everyone on their toes. Cash Edwards shocked everyone by beating Sebastian Temmerman in 250 B, flipping the script on the rankings. Sebastian got his revenge in 250 B Limited, though, besting Alex Campigli. Fastest lap? Dane Pappas clocked in a blistering 1:30.753 in 250 B. The track was a test, and these riders passed with flying colors. Weekends like this remind us why we love the sport – fierce racing, unexpected upsets, and kids giving it their all. That’s motocross. That’s why we keep coming back.
Sunday – Road to Mammoth Rd. 3
Date: 3/22/2026
Promoter: 2x
Unique Riders: 186
Classes: 36 | Entries: 360
Top Riders:
RYDER ELLIS – All-Time 42nd (414,817 career points)
TALON HINSON – All-Time 97th (321,019 career points)
DANE PAPPAS – All-Time top 500 (281,705 career points)
Race Overview:
The Road to Mammoth Rd. 3 was a beast of an event. We had 36 classes, 360 entries, and 186 riders battling it out. Heavy hitters like Ryder Ellis, Talon Hinson, and Dane Pappas were in the house, showing why they’re top-ranked. Mason Pappas and Ryder Ellis stole the show, each snagging three wins in their respective classes. Mason dominated the 250 Pro, 450 Pro, and College (18-24) A/B/C, while Ryder owned the Supermini and Schoolboy classes. Jevin Hubbard also impressed with two victories in the 250 C Jr and 250 C classes.
Class results were lit across the board. Jevin Hubbard claimed the top spot in the 250 C Jr (12-17) Open, with Kyle Knauss and Seth Overby rounding out the podium. Over in the 250 Pro, Mason Pappas smoked the competition, leaving Cole Coker and Ryder Patridge in his dust. Ryder Christensen showed up strong in the 450 C, taking the win over Jacob Sawyer and Zachary Purvis. Francisco Rodarte had a killer day too, claiming victory in the 450 B against Gage Disney and Carter Rippy.
More action unfolded in the Supermini and Schoolboy classes. Ryder Ellis was untouchable, taking wins in both Supermini 1 and 2, as well as Schoolboy 1. Talon Hinson wasn’t far behind, clinching the 85cc (10-12) win, with Felix Smith and Jack Whitson trailing. Dane Pappas showed his skills, winning the Schoolboy 2 and 250 B/C Open classes. The competition was fierce, but these guys rose to the occasion.
Surprises kept us on our toes. Francisco Rodarte pulled an upset in the 250 B, edging out top-ranked Sebastian Temmerman. Mason Pappas beat out Cole Coker in the 250 Pro, proving he’s a force. Fastest laps went to Mason in the 250 Pro with a blistering 01:31.055, and Dane in the 250 B/C Open at 01:27.226. This race was a showcase of raw talent and intense competition. Every rider out there left it all on the track, and that’s what this sport is all about.
26 RMX SERIES RND 1
Date: 3/21/2026
Promoter: RMX
Unique Riders: 401
Classes: 49 | Entries: 1113
Top Riders:
MCCOY BROUGH – All-Time top 1,000 (107,265 career points)
ISLA PHILLIPS – All-Time top 1,000 (103,929 career points)
RYDEN HANSEN – All-Time top 1,500 (82,277 career points)
Race Overview:
Round 1 of the RMX Series was a beast. 49 classes, 1,113 entries, and 401 unique riders. That’s a lot of action packed into one weekend. Big names were in the house. McCoy Brough, Isla Phillips, and Ryden Hansen showed up, flexing their all-time rankings. But it was Alessio Chavez who stole the show. Four wins across Schoolboy 2, 250 B, and 450 B. Gavin Brough wasn’t far behind, snagging three wins in 450 A, +20 Open, and Open A. These riders didn’t just win; they dominated.
Now, let’s talk about those podiums. Daxton Rendo crushed the 50cc Shaft Drive (4-6) LTD, topping a 17-rider class, with Kent Hatch and Banks Veater trailing. Ramzey Green took the E-2 (4-6) LTD, beating out Asher Gatzemeier and Arlo Sorensen. And in the Mini-E (4-8) LTD, Eli Lish came out on top, with Braylin Harness and Grayson Zaino rounding out the podium. Across these classes, the competition was fierce, but these kids delivered.
More talent was on display in the older classes. Halston Sandoval owned the 50cc (7-8) LTD and 50cc Open (4-8) LTD, showing everyone why he’s top 7,000. Luke Marquis shined in the 65cc (10-11), with Eli Vanderheyden and Tucker Pond following. Then there’s Ryden Morgan, who took both the 85cc (10-12) and 85cc (12-15) classes like it was nothing. The depth of talent across these age groups is unreal.
Let’s wrap it with some thrillers. Gavin Brough pulling out a win over KC Clinton in the +20 Open (A/B/C) was a shocker. Fastest laps? Daxton Rendo set a blazing 01:44.668 in the 50cc Shaft Drive (4-6) LTD. These races weren’t just about speed; they were about heart and grit. Every rider gave it all, making this weekend a true testament to the sport’s competitive spirit.
Doublin Gap – PAMX and DG Series – 3/22/2026
Date: 3/22/2026
Promoter: Doublin Gap MX
Unique Riders: 269
Classes: 35 | Entries: 484
Top Riders:
STEVE ROMAN – All-Time top 500 (187,349 career points)
CONNER MOWRY – All-Time top 500 (157,148 career points)
TREVOR SCHMIDT – All-Time top 500 (149,088 career points)
Race Overview:
Doublin Gap was buzzing this weekend with the PAMX and DG Series showdown. 35 classes, 484 entries, and 269 unique riders made for one hell of a day. Steve Roman, Conner Mowry, and Trevor Schmidt—three all-time top 500 legends—showed up to throw dirt and take names. Roman was a beast, snagging 4 wins across different classes, including the fierce 250 A. Jay Potter wasn’t far behind, grabbing 3 wins in the 125 C, 250 C, and Open C. Briar Stecik, Cade Swartfager, and Kaverick Stewart also doubled down with two wins each in their respective classes.
The 250 A class was a showdown with Steve Roman taking the top spot, followed by Trevor Schmidt and Briar Stecik. In the 125 C, Jay Potter led the charge with Trenton Pentz and Joseph Fiedler chasing him down. Briar Stecik dominated the 250 B, leaving Cole Covert and Gabriel Clark to round out the podium. Cade Swartfager showed his mettle in the 50 (4-8) Open and 50 (7-8) classes, coming out on top both times. Kaverick Stewart was untouchable in the 65 (10-11) and 65 (7-11) Open, proving his skills across the board.
Chase Steenweg made waves in the 85/150 (12-15) and Junior Mini (9-13) classes. He took home two golds, outpacing strong contenders like Bryce Danenhower and Treyson Walters. Bradley Gardner topped the 85 (9-11) class, with Reed Brown and Casey Cronin following suit. In the Collegeboy class, Conner Mowry stood tall, but Matthew Jackson gave him a run for his money, pushing Joseph Shipley to third. The Open A saw Trevor Schmidt shine, with Jay Covert and Steve Roman trailing him.
The real talk of the day was the upsets. Mason Atwood turned heads beating Cade Swartfager in 65 (7-9), proving rankings don’t mean a thing when you’re flying high. Cade Layman also edged out Swartfager, showing the depth of talent in every race. Matthew Jackson’s second-place finish over Joseph Shipley in the Collegeboy class was another highlight, reminding everyone that anything can happen out there. Doublin Gap brought the heat, and every rider left it all on the track.
Doublin Gap – PAMX and DG Series
Date: 3/21/2026
Promoter: FastLaps MX
Unique Riders: 269
Classes: 35 | Entries: 484
Top Riders:
STEVE ROMAN – All-Time top 500 (187,349 career points)
CONNER MOWRY – All-Time top 500 (157,148 career points)
TREVOR SCHMIDT – All-Time top 500 (149,088 career points)
Race Overview:
Doublin Gap was the place to be for the PAMX and DG Series, with FastLaps MX pulling in a whopping 484 entries across 35 classes. That’s 269 riders tearing it up out there. The big guns showed up too. Steve Roman, Conner Mowry, and Trevor Schmidt, all top 500 legends, were in the mix. Roman dominated, snagging four wins across 250 A, Plus 25 A/B, Plus 30 A, and more. Jay Potter wasn’t far behind, taking home three wins in the 125 C, 250 C, and Open C classes. Briar Stecik also made waves with two wins in 250 B and Open B.
The competition was fierce across the board. In the 125 C class, Jay Potter topped the podium with Trenton Pentz and Joseph Fiedler trailing. Steve Roman led the pack in the 250 A class, with Trevor Schmidt and Briar Stecik rounding out the top three. Briar Stecik continued his strong performance in the 250 B class, finishing ahead of Cole Covert and Gabriel Clark. Cade Swartfager grabbed victories in both the 50 (4-8) Open and 50 (7-8) classes. Kaverick Stewart also impressed with wins in the 65 (10-11) and 65 (7-11) Open classes.
There was no shortage of talent on display. The 65 (7-9) class saw a shake-up with Mason Atwood taking the win over Cade Swartfager and Cade Layman. Matthew Jackson made a statement in the Collegeboy class, finishing second and beating out top-ranked Joseph Shipley. The Girls (11-16) class saw Izzabella Lykens take the top spot, with Addizyn Lykens and Maci Knuth close behind. Chase Steenweg dominated the Junior Mini (9-13) class, showing the young guns are hungry and ready.
The weekend had its share of surprises. Mason Atwood‘s victory over Cade Swartfager in the 65 (7-9) class was a standout upset. Jay Potter clocked impressive lap times, with a 01:56.011 in the 125 C and 01:55.729 in the 250 C, proving his speed. Steve Roman‘s 01:44.577 in the 250 A class was blazing fast. The competition was fierce, the track was unforgiving, and the riders left everything out there. That’s motocross at its finest—raw, real, and relentless.
ECMX Area Qualifier
Date: 3/19/2026
Promoter: TimeNScore
Unique Riders: 93
Classes: 53 | Entries: 323
Top Riders:
MICKEY FLUHART – All-Time top 500 (249,268 career points)
TALON ROGERS – All-Time top 500 (168,617 career points)
JEREMY COOK – All-Time top 1,000 (112,362 career points)
Race Overview:
ECMX Area Qualifier was buzzing with action on March 19, 2026, hosted by TimeNScore. With 53 classes, 323 entries, and 93 unique riders, the competition was fierce. Big names like Mickey Fluhart, Talon Rogers, and Jeremy Cook hit the track, showing why they’re among the all-time greats. But it was the young guns who stole the show. Aiden Beazley dominated, snagging four wins across the 85cc and Mini Sr classes. Harrison Bates and Trevor Dunn weren’t far behind, each racking up three wins and proving they’re forces to be reckoned with.
Class results were a mixed bag of talent and grit. In the 450 B Limited, Baird Bates took the top spot, with Parker Cook and Jackson Flynn filling out the podium. Jackson Blizzard wowed the crowd in the 450 C with a top finish, followed by Jake Compton and Charlie Franklin. Tucker Buchanan made his mark in the 125 C, holding off Gianni Fortuna and Alex Hood. Jackson Flynn shined again, taking first in the Schoolboy 2 (12-17) B/C class, showing he’s got skills to spare.
The action didn’t stop there. Harrison Bates continued his winning streak in the College (18-24) Sportsman and Open Pro Sport classes. Meanwhile, the Vet (30+) Sportsman saw Taylor Budke pull off a surprise victory over Jeremy Cook. Jeremy Cook redeemed himself in the Senior (40+) class, securing a first-place finish. The Micro classes saw young talent rise, with Dayton Brown, Weston Callihan, and Chris Pimer III each grabbing wins, highlighting the depth of talent among the next generation of riders.
Surprises and upsets are what make racing exciting, and ECMX didn’t disappoint. Taylor Budke‘s win over Jeremy Cook in the Vet (30+) class was a shocker. Brantley Callihan beating Mickey Fluhart in the 65cc (7-9) Limited turned heads, showing that rankings don’t always tell the full story. Kane Moores took home a second-place finish, besting Deacon Thomas in the 65cc (7-9), proving that on any given day, anyone can rise to the occasion. It was a weekend full of thrills, spills, and standout performances, reminding everyone why we love this sport.
2026 Toyota of Kingsport presented by – Performance Waterspo – 3/21/2026
Date: 3/21/2026
Promoter: Hot Summer Nights
Unique Riders: 228
Classes: 40 | Entries: 417
Top Riders:
SHELBY ROLEN – All-Time top 500 (304,682 career points)
AIDEN HELD – All-Time top 500 (139,111 career points)
STEEL KELLY – All-Time top 1,000 (96,737 career points)
Race Overview:
The 2026 Toyota of Kingsport race was a barnburner, with 40 classes and 417 entries battling it out. Hot Summer Nights brought the heat with 228 unique riders tearing up the track. Big names like Shelby Rolen, Aiden Held, and Steel Kelly showed up, and boy, did they deliver. Shelby and Steel duked it out in 35+, but Daniel Dinkins came out on top, snatching the win from Shelby. Chris Hanshaw was on fire, taking two wins in 250 B (COS) and Unlimited B. Jagger Edgar, James McNeill, Daniel Dinkins, and Shawn Wyant also doubled up with two wins each, showing the crowd what top-notch racing is all about.
Class battles were tight, with some surprise finishes shaking things up. Jarren Raines topped the 125cc 2-stroke, with Bentley Jones and Storm Kelly on his heels. Caleb Jones took the 25+ class, edging out Kellie Jones and Tucker Snyder. In the 250 C class, Jagger Edgar was unbeatable, with Easton Edgar and Gage Brewster rounding out the podium. Kaiden Hall emerged victorious in the 250 D class, leaving Ryder Bell and Jaden Swanger to fight for second and third. The 30+ class was owned by James McNeill, with Tucker Snyder and Michael Detwiler chasing him down.
More action unfolded with Cody Greer claiming the 450 D class, leaving Ryler Norman and Autumn Owens in the dust. Patrick Mahan crushed it in 45+ (BIG), with Richie and William Stone following. Shawn Wyant dominated both the 50+ and 55+ classes, proving that experience counts. In the 51cc 4-6 yrs Stock, Steele Crocker led the pack, with Cache Shuffler and Quaid Potter battling for the podium. Jasper Collins was unstoppable in the 51cc 7-8 yrs Stock, taking home wins in both that and the 51cc Open, showing the young guns how it’s done.
The biggest shocks came from Chris Hanshaw beating out Steel Kelly in 250 B (COS), and Daniel Dinkins besting both Shelby Rolen in 35+ and Tyler Smith. These upsets had everyone talking. Aiden Held took the 85cc 12-15 class, cementing his status as one of the top riders. The intensity was off the charts, with every rider pushing their limits. This event was a true testament to the grit and determination that defines amateur motocross. Keep your eyes peeled for these names—they’re making waves and showing what the sport’s all about.
Thriller Beezz Round 3
Date: 3/22/2026
Promoter: Moto 4 Kids
Unique Riders: 158
Classes: 25 | Entries: 338
Top Riders:
TYLER HINTON – All-Time top 500 (141,551 career points)
CASH HALKYARD – All-Time top 1,000 (105,638 career points)
MAX MYERS – All-Time top 1,000 (99,720 career points)
Race Overview:
Thriller Beezz Round 3 was wild. 25 classes, 338 entries, 158 riders. Moto 4 Kids pulled it off like pros. Big names showed up: Tyler Hinton, Cash Halkyard, Max Myers. These guys aren’t just any riders—they’re legends. Hinton grabbed two wins in the 65cc classes, showing why he’s a top 500 rider. But it was Jett Stultz who stole the show with three wins in the 51cc classes. The kid’s on fire.
Class battles were intense. Gage Villopoto took the 65cc (7-9) win, beating Brayden Tillery and Ryder Smith. Tyler Hinton owned the 65cc (10-11) and Open Age classes, with Tanner Loughran and Enzo Posca chasing him hard. On the 85cc scene, Blaine Eddington snagged a win in the Beginner class, while Clayton Stoner shredded the 85cc (9-12), leaving Janos Mijo and Tanner Loughran in his dust.
David Laponius was a beast, winning the 85cc (13-15) and Supermini Open Age classes. Jamison Posca was right there too, dominating Schoolboy 2 and 125-250 C Jr. Cash Halkyard didn’t disappoint, clinching the 125-250 B Int. class. The field was stacked, and these young riders laid it all out on the track. From Levi Henry in Schoolboy 1 to Colby Gibbs in the Senior B/C, every race had its heroes.
Surprises? Oh yeah. Gage Villopoto beating Brayden Tillery was a shocker, and Tanner Loughran taking down Enzo Posca in 65cc (10-11) turned heads. Fastest laps? Devin Smith clocked a mean 02:06.217 in 65cc (7-9), but Tyler Hinton was even faster in his classes. This weekend was all about grit and guts, and these riders delivered big time. Racing was fierce, and the future looks bright for these young stars.
LLQ Sunday
Date: 3/22/2026
Promoter: TimeNScore
Unique Riders: 98
Classes: 19 | Entries: 164
Top Riders:
MICKEY FLUHART – All-Time top 500 (249,268 career points)
TANNER DORMAN – All-Time top 500 (173,122 career points)
TALON ROGERS – All-Time top 500 (168,617 career points)
Race Overview:
LLQ Sunday was a banger. With 19 classes, 164 entries, and 98 riders, it was a jam-packed event. Big names like Mickey Fluhart, Tanner Dorman, and Talon Rogers showed up, packing heat with their all-time top 500 rankings. They didn’t disappoint. Fluhart held strong in the 65cc (7-9), while Dorman snagged a win in Schoolboy 2 (12-17) B/C. Robert Marshall and Jeremy Cook flexed big, each grabbing two wins. Marshall dominated Junior (25+) and Open Pro Sport, while Cook took Vet (30+) Sportsman and Senior (40+). These guys showed everyone why they’re at the top.
Let’s talk class results. Alex Hood took the 450 C with Avery Rosenbaum and Gabriel Hongach rounding out the podium. Tanner Dorman crushed it in Schoolboy 2 (12-17) B/C, followed by Mason Raynor and Austin Meads. In the College (18-24) class, Kristian Robinson led the pack, with Harrison Bates and Kevin Bond trailing. Robert Marshall wasn’t just winning—he was flying, taking the Junior (25+) with Jason Dragonetti and Phillip Nicoletti chasing him hard. These guys were the backbone of the competition, showing guts and skill.
The talent kept pouring in across the board. Jeremy Cook doubled down again in Senior (40+) with C Day and Eric Krout in tow. Over in the 65cc (7-9), Mickey Fluhart topped the podium. Kane Moores surprised everyone, snagging second ahead of Deacon Thomas. Mason Raynor was on fire in both the 250 B and 450 B classes, holding off Tanner Dorman and Elijah Marsh in each. Whether it was the young guns or seasoned vets, everyone brought their A-game.
The biggest upsets had jaws dropping. Kane Moores beating Deacon Thomas in the 65cc (7-9) was a shocker. Over in the Supermini 2 (13-16), Parker Wilson upset the odds, taking first against top-ranked Kelsey Harris. Not to miss, Austin Webb edged out Austin Meads in the 125 Jr. (12-17) B/C, proving there’s no easy win here. Fastest laps? Mason Raynor clocked a blazing 01:36.270 in the Schoolboy 2 (12-17) B/C. These races were a testament to the competitive spirit and raw talent that makes motocross what it is.
Thunder Valley South Central Area Qualifier (Sunday)
Date: 3/22/2026
Promoter: Rocky Mountain Riders Association
Unique Riders: 125
Classes: 18 | Entries: 196
Top Riders:
GAGE DUNHAM – All-Time 11th (529,138 career points)
DEEGAN MILLER – All-Time top 500 (183,668 career points)
COLE SHONDECK – All-Time top 2,000 (62,730 career points)
Race Overview:
Thunder Valley was buzzing for the South Central Area Qualifier. The Rocky Mountain Riders Association put on a show with 18 classes, 196 entries, and 125 riders. Gage Dunham, Deegan Miller, and Cole Shondeck were in the mix, bringing their all-time ranks and big points to the track. But it was Bryan Sabbaugh, Wyatt Fullerton, and Max Williams who stole the spotlight, each snagging two wins across their classes. Sabbaugh crushed it in the Senior (45+) and Masters (50+), while Fullerton dominated the 65cc and 85cc lines. Williams showed his mettle in the Mini Sr 2 and Supermini 2.
Looking at class results, Talon McDonald took the 450 C class with Cole Barnard and Austin Perry right on his tail. Gage Dunham was a force in Schoolboy 2, standing tall against Quentin Strotheide and Calvin Williams. In the College (18-24) class, Bronson McClure led the charge, leaving Carson Roberson and Ethan Webb to round out the podium. Cole Shondeck didn’t disappoint in the Junior (25+) class, taking the win over John Citrola and Jorge Rubalcava. And don’t sleep on Braden Monroe, who topped the Vet (30+) Sportsman class, with Jet Underwood and Justin Martin in tow.
The action was fierce across the board. Travis Carroll made a statement in the Senior (40+) with a solid win. Kayden Kearns took the 65cc (7-9) class, edging out Jagger Paynter and Owen Wolf. Deegan Miller showed why he’s in the top 500, owning the 125 Jr (12-17) B/C class against Jaxon Stewart and Ayden Calvillo. Ethan Rennie’s performance in the 250 B class was one for the books, with Quentin Strotheide and Ethan Webb keeping him honest. Carter Cook emerged victorious in 250 C, with Cole Barnard and Talon McDonald pushing hard behind him.
Fast laps were the order of the day. Cole Barnard clocked the quickest in 450 C with a 02:08.456, but it was Gage Dunham’s blistering 01:53.515 in Schoolboy 2 that really turned heads. Bronson McClure’s 01:56.852 in College (18-24) and Cole Shondeck’s 01:57.133 in Junior (25+) showed just how tight the competition was. This weekend wasn’t just about winning; it was about pushing limits. These riders left it all on the track, and you could feel the intensity at every turn. Thunder Valley delivered, and everyone who was part of it walked away knowing they’d been part of something special.
Thunder Valley South Central Area Qualifier (Saturday)
Date: 3/21/2026
Promoter: Rocky Mountain Riders Association
Unique Riders: 124
Classes: 18 | Entries: 183
Top Riders:
GAGE DUNHAM – All-Time 11th (529,138 career points)
DEEGAN MILLER – All-Time top 500 (183,668 career points)
WYATT OTTO – All-Time top 2,000 (63,114 career points)
Race Overview:
Thunder Valley was buzzing for the South Central Area Qualifier on March 21st, 2026. This wasn’t just any Saturday—it was a showdown with 18 classes, 183 entries, and 124 unique riders. The Rocky Mountain Riders Association pulled in some big names, with Gage Dunham, Deegan Miller, and Wyatt Otto hitting the track. Dunham and Otto each snagged two wins, showing why they’re top dogs. Dunham ruled the 450 B Limited and 250 B Limited, while Otto dominated the Micro classes. Wyatt Fullerton and Stephon Silva also doubled up, making their mark on this packed event.
The class battles were fierce. Gage Dunham wasn’t just racing—he was ruling. He topped the podium in the 450 B Limited, with Ethan Webb and Brody Ballew chasing him down. In the 125 C class, Carter Cook sped to victory, clocking a fast lap of 02:09.790. Austin Perry and Samuel Casaceli were right on his tail. Over in the Micro-E (4-7) Limited, Cooper Morgan took charge, leaving Christopher Coa Wasil and James Black battling for the second and third spots.
Wyatt Otto was unstoppable in the Micro 1 (4-6) Shaft Dr Ltd and Micro 2 (4-6) Limited classes, with Joey Molitor and Schuyler Totten rounding out those podiums. Wyatt Fullerton showed his skills in the 65cc and 85cc Limited classes, backed by Lennox Cummings and Niko Silva. The older kids weren’t left out either. Max Williams crushed it in the Supermini 1 (12-15), with Jaxon Stewart and Kash Webster hot on his heels. Deegan Miller made a statement in the Schoolboy 1 class, proving his top 500 status is no fluke.
Lap times told the story of speed and skill. Bronson McClure ripped through the 250 Pro Sport with a blazing 01:56.121 lap, while Dunham’s 01:56.472 in the 450 B Limited was a masterclass in precision. Every race was a testament to the grit and passion of these young riders. Thunder Valley wasn’t just about winning—it was about proving you belong at the top. From the little ones on their Micros to the teens battling it out in the bigger classes, it was a day of unforgettable racing and undeniable talent.
Woodland MX PacWest 2026 #4
Date: 3/22/2026
Promoter: Pac West Motocross
Unique Riders: 210
Classes: 41 | Entries: 414
Top Riders:
JAXSON LANG – All-Time top 2,000 (56,210 career points)
SETH CROTTY – All-Time top 2,500 (49,230 career points)
WESTON HELPENSTELL – All-Time top 3,500 (31,126 career points)
Race Overview:
Woodland MX PacWest #4 was jam-packed with action. With 41 classes, 414 entries, and 210 unique riders, it was a full house. Jaxson Lang, Seth Crotty, and Weston Helpenstell—big names in the sport—showed up to make some noise. And they did not disappoint. Seth Crotty stole the show with four wins, dominating in 250 A, 25+ A, 450 A, and another class. Little Cayde Helpenstell followed suit, taking home three wins in the 50cc ranks. Carson Jackson and Liam Dooley both snagged double wins, proving they’ve got the chops to compete.
The class results were as fierce as they come. In the 125cc B/C, Jake Hall took the top spot, beating out Jack Conley and Jameson Pakinas. Meanwhile, Dylan Guenther showed up strong in the 125cc D (Beg) class, leaving Adrian Pelletier and Austin Archuletta in his dust. Over in the 250cc B (Int) class, Carson Jackson clinched victory, with Rhyder Buckley and Chayse Jackson hot on his heels. Blayne McPhail was the man to beat in the 250cc C (Jr) class, leading Keoni Councill and Brayden Wallway to the podium.
More fireworks erupted across other classes. Liam Dooley owned the 250cc D (Beg) class, with Bayne Moniz and Dylan Guenther finishing up the podium. In the 65cc (10-11) and Open classes, PJ Donnelly was untouchable, taking top honors with Kellen Okerman and Tucker Haefner following close behind. Myles Milstien was a beast in the 85cc (12-15) and Open classes, staying ahead of Jaxson Lang and Skagit Williams. And let’s not forget young Ryden Christiansen-Porter, who grabbed the win in the 65cc (7-11) Beg (1st Yr Only) class.
The standout performances didn’t stop there. Seth Crotty was a force in every race he touched, while Cayde and Weston Helpenstell showed us the future is bright with their skills in the 50cc battles. The competition was fierce, and every rider brought their A-game. These kids and their families live and breathe motocross, and it showed on the track. From seasoned vets to first-year beginners, the talent was on full display. This is grassroots racing at its best, where every lap counts and every rider has a shot at glory.
Doublin Gap – Saturday Practice
Date: 3/21/2026
Promoter: FastLaps MX
Unique Riders: 270
Classes: 8 | Entries: 302
Top Riders:
JOSEPH SHIPLEY – All-Time top 500 (142,108 career points)
TYLER TIFFANY – All-Time top 4,000 (27,023 career points)
CHRISTOPHER YOTHERS – All-Time top 9,000 (10,844 career points)
Race Overview:
Doublin Gap was buzzing on March 21, 2026. FastLaps MX pulled in 302 entries and 270 unique riders across 8 classes. The track was packed with talent. Top dogs like Joseph Shipley, Tyler Tiffany, and Christopher Yothers were in the mix. Shipley, sitting top 500 all-time, showed why he’s a big deal by snagging the win in A Practice. Barrett Adams and Lincoln Birmingham also made noise, grabbing wins in multiple classes.
In the 50 Practice, Barrett Adams led the charge with Maverick Bentley and Ryder Birmingham right behind him. Over in the 50 Shaft and EE2 Practice, Lincoln Birmingham took the top spot, fending off Noah Black and Beau Chan. Kent Griffith shone bright in the 65 Practice, standing tall on the podium with Oakleigh Harkins and Grayson Hess. Jacob Day dominated the 85 Practice, with Bryce Danenhower and Casey Cronin rounding out the podium.
Tyler Tiffany made his mark in B Practice, taking first with Steven Tautkus and Blade Swope chasing after. In C Practice, Andrew Yaskul led the pack, with Austin Wolfgang and Brayden Wettgen on his tail. Christopher Yothers brought his A-game to the Vet and Women’s Practice, triumphing over Roy Wible and Angel Wheeler. These riders showed serious grit and determination across all classes.
The A Practice was the talk of the track. Joseph Shipley took the win, beating out fellow top 500 riders Trevor Schmidt and Steve Roman. It was a battle for the books. Schmidt managed to edge out Roman, too, making for a thrilling race. This event was a showcase of skill and heart, with every rider putting it all on the line. Doublin Gap delivered the goods, and the competition was fierce.
LLQ Saturday
Date: 3/21/2026
Promoter: TimeNScore
Unique Riders: 107
Classes: 21 | Entries: 156
Top Riders:
MICKEY FLUHART – All-Time top 500 (249,268 career points)
AUSTIN MEADS – All-Time top 1,000 (124,509 career points)
HAILEY VASSALLO – All-Time top 1,000 (104,402 career points)
Race Overview:
The LLQ Saturday event on March 21, 2026, was a wild ride with 21 classes, 156 entries, and 107 unique riders tearing up the track. Big names like Mickey Fluhart, Austin Meads, and Hailey Vassallo showed up, packing some serious career points. Fluhart dominated his class, living up to his top 500 billing. Tyler Kranrod was another standout, grabbing wins in two classes: 250 C Limited and 250 C Jr. (12-17) Limited. This was a weekend where the regulars and newbies alike battled hard.
Jackson Flynn took top honors in the 450 B Limited, showing why he’s in the top 3,500. He stood on the podium alongside Ryan Burggren and Hunter Trumble. Ryder Byrd claimed the 125 C class, outpacing Chase Mountjoy and Landon Whittle. In the Micro-E (4-7) Limited, Dayton Brown led the pack, with Maverick Duffy snapping at his heels. Perry Perkins took the Micro 1 (4-6) Shaft Drive, showing why he’s one to watch, with Weston Callihan and Chayton Rice rounding out the podium.
The talent didn’t stop there. Harrison Bates took control of the 250 Pro Sport, leaving Jason Dragonetti and Josh Kennedy in his dust. Over in the 65cc (10-11) Limited, Ariella Unger pulled off a stunner, beating out top 500 rider Talon Rogers. Cedar Bossola dominated the Mini Sr 1 (12-14), proving he’s top 8,000 material with Tanner Unger and Parker Wilson right there with him. The competition was fierce, and nobody was backing down.
Surprises kept everyone on their toes. Kane Moores beating Deacon Thomas in the 65cc (7-9) Limited was a shocker. Owen Becker also toppled Talon Rogers in the 65cc (10-11) Limited. Fastest laps added to the excitement, with Perry Perkins tearing up the Micro 1 (4-6) Shaft Drive track in 01:37.322. The day was about grit, determination, and pure racing spirit. This is what amateur motocross is all about—fighting for every inch and celebrating every victory, no matter how small.
Revved Up Series
Date: 3/22/2026
Promoter: eScore
Unique Riders: 174
Classes: 35 | Entries: 307
Top Riders:
GRANT SWEENEY – All-Time top 2,500 (45,870 career points)
JAKE COLBERT – All-Time top 5,000 (21,570 career points)
TAYLOR JOHNSON – All-Time top 6,000 (19,126 career points)
Race Overview:
The Revved Up Series on 3/22/2026 was nothing short of a motocross showdown. With 35 classes, 307 entries, and 174 unique riders, the dirt was flying from start to finish. Big names like Grant Sweeney, Jake Colbert, and Taylor Johnson were in the mix, bringing their massive career points to the track. Sweeney didn’t disappoint, taking wins in both 250 Pro Sport and Open Pro Sport. Logan Prosser was another standout, snagging victories in 250 B and Schoolboy (12-17), while Dylan Jolls owned 250 C and Open C. And don’t forget Blake Miller, who took the top spot in 25+ B/C and Open B. That’s how you make a statement.
Diving into the class battles, the 125 Open 12+ saw Knox Cavanaugh grab the win with Jackson Mitchell and Leelan Glover rounding out the podium. In the 250 B, it was all Logan Prosser, with Bailey Murphy and Dylan Burkett trailing him. Collin Monroe topped the 250 Beg, while Dylan Jolls took charge in the 250 C, with Cavanaugh and Mitchell fighting for the rest of the podium spots. Over in 250 Pro Sport, Grant Sweeney showed why he’s a top 2,500 rider, leaving Colin Marler and Jake Colbert to chase him down.
The talent kept flowing in other classes. Blake Miller crushed it in the 25+ B/C, flanked by Simon Greenwell and Levi Meister. Levi Meister didn’t stop there, taking the 30+ Sportsman win with Ryan Rosner and Jeremiah Schwarm in pursuit. In the 65 Open (7-11) and 65 SR (10-11), Kyler Parrish dominated both classes, leaving Logan Nance and Carter Beaven to fill the podium. Taylor Johnson proved his skills in the 35+ class, with Karl Szatrowski and Joshua Church giving chase.
Speed was the name of the game, with some blistering lap times. Grant Sweeney clocked a 1:37.648 in the 250 Pro Sport, setting the pace. Dylan Jolls wasn’t far behind with a 1:38.299 in the 250 C. Knox Cavanaugh‘s 1:41.270 in the 125 Open 12+ was one to watch. This event was a testament to the fierce competition and raw talent on display. Every rider left it all on the track, showing just what makes motocross such a thrilling sport for these young athletes and their families.
LLQ Friday Practice
Date: 3/20/2026
Promoter: TimeNScore
Unique Riders: 104
Classes: 13 | Entries: 156
Top Riders:
HARRISON BATES – All-Time top 1,500 (67,286 career points)
BAIRD BATES – All-Time top 3,500 (34,531 career points)
DAYTON BROWN – All-Time top 4,000 (29,684 career points)
Race Overview:
It was a wild day at the LLQ Friday Practice. Packed with 13 classes, 156 entries, and 104 riders, the track was buzzing. Harrison Bates, Baird Bates, and Dayton Brown showed up, all big dogs in the scene. Harrison took the Unlimited Big Bike class like a pro, topping the podium with Jake Compton and Gage Dodd trailing. Camille Bailey and Dayton Brown didn’t just show up; they dominated. Camille snagged two wins in Vet Practice and C Practice, while Dayton crushed it in Micro E and 65 Practice.
Class results were all over the place, with new names making waves. John Luke Bowne took the win in Micro 3 Practice, leading the pack with Dayton Brown and Weston Newton. Brock Newton snagged first in Micro 2 Practice, keeping Perry Perkins and Xander Potter-Marcum on their toes. Zoey Bossola owned the Girls Practice, with Alayna Folk and Addison Platt chasing her down. Even in a small field, Noah Compton made a big impact in 65/85 Beginner, leaving Mickey Fluhart in his dust.
More action unfolded as Baird Bates took A/B Practice, sharing the podium with his brother Harrison and Gage Dodd. Aiden Beazley made his mark in 85 Practice, with Cedar Bossola and Aden Davis fighting for position behind him. Cedar Bossola also found glory in 125cc/Supermini Practice, beating out Tucker Buchanan and Ryder Byrd. Cohen Mullins showed grit, taking first in Micro 1 Practice, with Perry Perkins and Beckett Pilkington rounding out the top three.
The biggest surprise? Dayton Brown taking down Mickey Fluhart in 65 Practice. Fluhart’s a top 500 rider, but Dayton wasn’t fazed, proving he’s a force to be reckoned with. Camille Bailey and Dayton Brown’s double wins were the talk of the pits, showing the depth of talent on display. The competition was fierce, but these kids brought their A-game, leaving no doubt that the future of motocross is bright.
Big Side of Texas Rnd 2 WTMX – 3/21/2026
Date: 3/21/2026
Promoter: West Texas MX Park
Unique Riders: 150
Classes: 32 | Entries: 295
Top Riders:
KAIDEN GAUMOND – All-Time top 2,000 (56,656 career points)
ADAM AGUIRRE – All-Time top 2,500 (45,214 career points)
JON LUKE ARROYO – All-Time top 4,500 (22,885 career points)
Race Overview:
If you were at Big Side of Texas Rnd 2 WTMX, you know it was a barnburner. With 32 classes, 295 entries, and 150 unique riders, West Texas MX Park saw some serious action. Heavy hitters like Kaiden Gaumond, Adam Aguirre, and Jon Luke Arroyo were in the house, and they didn’t disappoint. Perry Eli Stockwell was the big dog, snagging four wins in the 65cc and 85cc classes. Jon Luke Arroyo wasn’t far behind, bagging three wins in the 50cc and 65cc categories. Kennedy Shaffer also made waves with two victories in the beginner class.
The competition was fierce, and the class results showed it. In the 250 Beginner class, Kennedy Shaffer topped the podium, flanked by Julio Pavon and Rally Mueller. Taylor Ahrlett took the lead in the 250 Intermediate, with Trent Frederick chasing him down. Milo “Jace” Schoonmaker showed his skills in the 250 Novice, finishing ahead of Brayden Montgomery and Ethan Owens. Over in the 450 Beginner, Irvin Ledezma led the pack, with Efren Ledezma and Daiveon Valdez rounding out the podium.
And the talent didn’t stop there. In the 450 Intermediate class, Nicholas Palacio took the win, with Mason Mooney and Chad Mooney hot on his heels. Reece Dunnam dominated the 450 Novice class, while Kaiden Gaumond showed why he’s top-tier by taking the 250 Pro. The young guns in the 50cc 7-8 class were led by Jon Luke Arroyo, with Evan King and Holt Putman finishing strong. It was a day full of competitive spirit and relentless racing.
The standout performances were the highlight of the weekend. Perry Eli Stockwell‘s dominance in multiple classes was something to behold. Jon Luke Arroyo‘s talent shone through in every race he entered. From seasoned riders to beginners, everyone brought their A-game, making this race one for the books. The grit, hustle, and heart on display showed just how competitive and exciting amateur motocross can be.
Round 1 King of Kc – 3/22/2026
Date: 3/22/2026
Promoter: Challenge Trax
Unique Riders: 150
Classes: 27 | Entries: 235
Top Riders:
JACK JAMISON – All-Time top 1,500 (79,471 career points)
DAWSON KAUB – All-Time top 2,500 (48,337 career points)
GUNNER VAUGHAN – All-Time top 3,500 (32,475 career points)
Race Overview:
Round 1 of the King of KC kicked off at Challenge Trax, and it was a big one. 27 classes, 235 entries, 150 unique riders. That’s a lot of elbows in the dirt. Big names showed up, too. Jack Jamison, Dawson Kaub, and Gunner Vaughan, all top-tier riders, were in the mix and didn’t disappoint. Dawson Kaub and Gunner Vaughan each took home two wins. Brady Lueck was on fire in the Novice classes, snagging two wins himself. These guys are the real deal.
Now, let’s talk class results. In the 125 2-Stroke Only, Gunnar Shippy took the top spot, with Gage Marshall and Kyla Noble keeping him honest on the podium. Riggs Poos led the pack in the 250 Beginner class, followed by Frank Eaton and Caleb Milliron. Logan Jackson showed his chops in the 250 Expert, taking first with Deegen Meyer and Cash Ficenec chasing him down. And in the +25 Money class, Dawson Kaub proved why he’s a top dog, with Tyler Thomas and Thomas Mack rounding out the podium.
The action kept coming. Brady Lueck made waves again in the 450 Novice, leading Landen Burns and Gunnar Shippy to the podium. On the 85s, Ryder Harrison was unstoppable in the 12-15 class, while Jacob Zuspann took the Open class by storm. George Craig dominated both the 65 10-11 and 85 7-11 classes, proving he’s one to watch as he climbs the ranks. And let’s not forget about Jett Markey, who took the win in the 50 4-6 class, showing the little guys can run with the big dogs.
This event was all about competition. The grit and determination were palpable. From seasoned experts to young guns, every rider left it all on the track. Dawson Kaub and Brady Lueck were standout performers, showing why they’re a force in any class they enter. The future looks bright with talents like Gunner Vaughan and George Craig rising through the ranks. This is motocross at its finest, raw and relentless. Can’t wait for the next round.
ATOMIC “10” RACE SERIES ROUND 9 – 3/22/2026
Date: 3/22/2026
Promoter: Moriarty Motocross
Unique Riders: 88
Classes: 47 | Entries: 189
Top Riders:
ETHAN CASARES – All-Time top 4,000 (29,370 career points)
WYATT BEAM – All-Time top 8,000 (11,666 career points)
JOSEPH FILIP – All-Time top 15,000 (7,736 career points)
Race Overview:
The ATOMIC “10” RACE SERIES ROUND 9 at Moriarty Motocross was buzzing with action. With 47 classes, 189 entries, and 88 unique riders, it was a battlefield of throttle and grit. Top guns like Ethan Casares, Wyatt Beam, and Joseph Filip brought their A-game. Ethan took the College (18-24) class with ease, showing why he’s top 4,000 all-time. Wyatt didn’t just show up; he dominated the 125CC class. Big props to Houston Gray, who snagged four wins, including the 50CC OPEN MAIN. Konnor Pickle and Steel Rust weren’t far behind, each grabbing three class victories.
The racing was tight across the board. Konnor Pickle owned the 250 B, leaving his mark on the podium. Damon Sotelo was the man to beat in the 250 BEGINNER, taking first, while Wesley Morgan put on a show in the 250 C. Joseph Filip proved his mettle in the 250C JR (12-17), holding off Damon and Wyatt. In the 2 STROKE OPEN, Steel Rust was unstoppable, with Roberto Castillo and Cy Kimble chasing his dust.
Let’s talk about the younger guns. Kerry Karns had a fantastic day, winning the 50 BEGINNER MINI and more. Brody Chavarria was a force in the 65 BEGINNER MAIN, leaving Everson Lowery and Austin Perez in his wake. Jaxon Nguyen was top dog in both the 85CC (12-15) and 85CC OPEN classes, showing he’s got the speed and skill. Annabelle Horne shone in the 65CC (10-11), proving that the future is bright for the young talent.
This event was all about raw talent and fierce competition. Houston Gray was a standout, with his multiple wins lighting up the track. The competition was fierce, but the camaraderie was stronger. From beginner to expert, every rider left it all on the track, making it a memorable day for racers and families alike. This was motocross at its finest—no frills, just pure, gritty racing.
D6UQS Round 1 – 3/22/2026
Date: 3/22/2026
Promoter: National MX Training & Racing Facility
Unique Riders: 95
Classes: 25 | Entries: 140
Top Riders:
LIAM KLOCK – All-Time top 25,000 (2,516 career points)
GEOFFREY NEVILLE – All-Time top 25,000 (2,002 career points)
COLBY TRESSLER – All-Time top 25,000 (1,894 career points)
Race Overview:
It was a big day at the D6UQS Round 1 on March 22, 2026. With 25 classes, 140 entries, and 95 unique riders, the competition was fierce. Top dogs like Liam Klock, Geoffrey Neville, and Colby Tressler showed up, all ranking in the all-time top 25,000. Liam Klock took home three wins in the 90cc Open, 90cc Shifter, and Super Mini classes. Kaci Bare matched that with three wins too, dominating the Schoolgirl, Women 15+, and Youth Open classes. Nick Gennusa snagged two wins in the Expert and Pro Sport Open A classes, showing his skills are sharp as ever.
In the 250 B/C Bike class, Chase Reinbold took the top spot, leaving Anthony Burgess in his dust. Emerson Miller shone in the 50cc Open Quad, claiming the win over Chase Tressler and Wyatt Anderson. Tucker Burke ruled the 70cc Open Quad, while Colby Tressler grabbed the 90cc Auto Quad top spot. Liam Klock and Geoffrey Neville battled it out in the 90cc Shifter Quad, with Klock taking the win. Adam Ermilio stood tall in the Beginner Youth Quad, proving he’s one to watch.
The intensity continued with Addison Watt winning the Girls Quad class and Seamus McCrave owning the Junior 25+ Quad. Paul Pyrros made easy work of the Masters 50+ Quad, while Rich Schmidt led the Open B/C Bike pack. Kyle Kues claimed victory in the Open B Quad, and Landen Shehan conquered the Open C Quad. Barnabas Domowski was the lone wolf in the Pit Bike class, but he still took the win.
The day was packed with thrilling races and standout performances. Kaci Bare was in a league of her own, dominating her classes. Liam Klock‘s triple win was pure class, showing he’s still got it. The competition was tight, but these riders brought their A-game. This was grassroots racing at its best – raw, competitive, and full of talent. Parents, keep your eyes on these kids; they’re the future of motocross.
2026 EMX Championship Series – 3/22/2026
Date: 3/22/2026
Promoter: EMX
Unique Riders: 58
Classes: 37 | Entries: 106
Top Riders:
WYATT NAVARRO – All-Time top 2,000 (57,458 career points)
REID OEHRING – All-Time top 6,000 (18,546 career points)
SHAY TRAWEEK – All-Time top 6,000 (17,432 career points)
Race Overview:
The 2026 EMX Championship Series on March 22 was one for the books. With 37 classes, 106 entries, and 58 unique riders, the competition was fierce. Big names like Wyatt Navarro, Reid Oehring, and Shay Traweek were in the mix, showing why they’re top all-time riders. Kacen Dillon dominated with four class wins, while Colt Overton snagged three. Braxton Beirman and Reid Oehring both took home two wins each, making their presence felt across multiple classes.
Class battles were tight, with Braxton Beirman topping the 125cc 12-16 and 450cc Novice classes. Brenden Engnehl grabbed the win in the 250cc Beginner class, leaving Carter Inman and Tanner Mendelsohn to battle for the podium spots. Reid Oehring was unstoppable in the 250cc Novice, edging out Braxton Beirman and Stetson Ramon. The 25+ Open was all John Horn, with Talon Grimm and Jake Damuth chasing him down.
Talon Grimm clinched the 30+ A/B class, holding off veteran Shay Traweek. Deshazor Everett took the 30+ Amateur title, with Michael Murphy and Jacob Rinke rounding out the podium. Shay Traweek was back on top for the 40+ and 45+ Open classes, making his mark in the senior categories. Raul Gonzalez led the 450cc Beginner class, showing Tanner Mendelsohn a clean pair of heels.
The day’s highlights were all about grit and skill. Kacen Dillon was a rocket across the 50cc and 51cc classes, proving he’s a rising star. Wyatt Navarro showed why he’s top 2,000 all-time, taking the 450cc Intermediate win. Young guns like Wyatt Morrison in the 65/85cc Beginner and Damian Oneill in the 85cc 12-15 class added excitement to the mix. The talent ran deep, the competition was intense, and the track was alive with the roar of the engines. This is motocross.
