Brandon Clarke
Welcome to Saturday as we close out the week from the 2026 AMA Amateur National Motocross Championship at Loretta Lynn’s. We will be providing updates from the first day of racing all day. Will we have every class? No, no we will not. Will we have a bunch of classes? Yes, yes we will.
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Note: This post will continue to update throughout the day.
85cc (10-12) Limited
Nolan Cobb got out to an early lead and never looked back. This moto was his from start to finish. Cobb’s wire-to-wire Moto 3 win would give him second overall on the week.
Behind him, Beckham Smith started deep inside the top 10 and needed to mount a charge to get himself back into the championship conversation. He worked his way through the field, eventually slotting himself into fourth, which was enough to land him on the overall podium.
Out front, Jaydin Smart worked his way into second in the moto, and after a devastating Moto 2, that ride was enough to salvage the final spot on the overall podium. Levi Geis takes 3rd in moto 3 rounding out your race podium.
Open Pro Sport
It was Zach Osborne out front early in this one, but behind him, the bell had officially rung for the heavyweight fight between Jesson Turner and Landon Gibson.
As the two exchanged blows, they brought the fight all the way up to the rear wheel of Osborne. Gibson would eventually make his move stick on Turner and immediately turn his attention to Osborne. Once Gibson found his way around, he checked out and never looked back.
Behind him, Osborne started going backward as Turner and Ryder Malinoski both found their way around. Then, on the final lap, Max Shane would get Osborne as well.
Gibson came across the line first, followed by Turner and Malinoski. Shane and Osborne rounded out the Moto 3 top five.
But when all the punches were counted, it was Osborne standing tallest. Osborne is your Open Pro Sport Champion, with Gibson taking runner-up honors and Turner rounding out the overall podium.
Girls (11-16)
Jasey Rae Jones got out to a quick start, but it was the number-one machine of Hannah Jamison taking over out front early. That was until Jamison had an off-track excursion that dropped her all the way back to fifth.
That handed the lead to Tinley McCoy, who instantly found herself in control of the overall with her previous 2-2 moto scores.
Jamison wasn’t about to let it go that easily.
She laid down an absolute heater, clicking off a lap nearly four seconds faster than anyone else and quickly erasing the gap to McCoy. By Lap 3, Jamison had made the pass for the lead, and by Lap 5, she had already stretched it out to more than 12 seconds.
Behind them, Kelsey Harris and Zoe Moore were battling inside the top four. With two laps to go, Moore hit the ground but managed to hold onto fourth as Harris comes across in 3rd.
McCoy was the definition of consistency, going 2-2-2 for second overall while Moore would hang on for 3rd overall.
Hannah Jamison is your Girls (11-16) Champion!
Schoolboy 2 (13-16)
Nobody had anything for Tristan Prueitt as he completed the sweep and was crowned your Schoolboy 2 Champion.
Right from the start, Prueitt wasted no time getting out front and checking out on the field. Just for good measure, he dropped the fastest lap of the moto with a 1:50.6.
Behind him, Wyatt Duff was feeling the pressure from McKayden Fitch, but Fitch just couldn’t seem to find a way around. Their battle allowed Dane Pappas to enter the picture, and he made quick work of both riders, sliding into second and setting his sights on Prueitt.
But Pappas would hit the deck, allowing both Duff and Fitch back by. And in the middle of all that chaos, Fitch finally found the opening he had been looking for and made his way around Duff.
Fitch crossed the line second, followed by Duff in third and Pappas in fourth.
That pass ended up having some serious overall implications. Fitch getting around Duff was enough to give Pappas second overall despite his fourth-place finish in the moto, while Duff would round out the overall podium.
And out front? Prueitt was in a different zip code. Three motos, three wins, and your Schoolboy 2 Championshi
65cc (10-11)
Ryder Annison and Yumena Berning were out front battling early in Moto 3, and it was exactly the battle everyone wanted to see with the championship essentially winner-take-all.
Berning started stretching out the lead before hitting the ground and dropping all the way back to fifth. She remounted and immediately started charging her way back toward the front, but heartbreak would strike again when a mechanical brought her moto and championship hopes, to an early end.
And the misfortune wasn’t done attacking this field.
Jax Baker, who was right in the middle of the podium conversation, would also see his campaign come to an early end when his bike expired.
At that point, the results got shaken up harder than a snow globe.
When everything finally settled, it was Annison coming across the line with the Moto 3 win, followed by Talon Rodgers in second and Abshur Hall rounding out the moto podium.
More importantly, Annison is your 65cc (10-11) Champion! Shannon Tarnow takes second overall, with Levi Leddy rounding out the championship podium in third.
Supermini 2 (13-16)
And with that, we wave the checkered flag on the final moto of the 2026 Loretta Lynn’s Amateur National.
It was Easton Graves putting the finishing touches on a dominant week by completing the sweep in Supermini 2. But even with Graves being lights-out all week, Moto 3 wasn’t going to let him have it without a little drama.
Graves hit the deck early, allowing Brayton Kreglow to get by and take over the lead. Graves wasn’t having any of that. He regained his composure, tracked Kreglow back down, made his way around, and took control of the moto once again.
Behind them, Jackson Vick put together one hell of a charge, battling all the way back from ninth to second. That completed the hat trick of second-place finishes and locked him into second overall on the week.
Brecken Maas rounded out the Moto 3 podium, which might have been one of the better ways to end Loretta’s after suffering a DNF in Moto 1 and finishing ninth in Moto 2.
Kreglow, who gave Graves a fight early, would eventually come across the line fourth, while Elliot Bowsher rounded out the top five and secured third overall.
Three motos, three wins, Graves is your Supermini 2 Chamopion
And just like that, the final checkered flag has flown on the 2026 Loretta Lynn’s Amateur National. We will see you again next year, same time and same place.
