Technology is changing fast. Like, every damn day fast. Blink and you’re behind. Luckily, we’re out front—armed with 8,000 computers, a handful of actual geniuses, and just enough cash left over to survive on peanut butter and jelly sandwiches. On really good days (very 2007 vurbmoto of us), we splurge on chocolate chip cookies. On legendary days? A hot dog enters the chat.

While everyone else was loud, we’ve been quiet. Real quiet. Heads down, sleeves rolled up, grinding in the background for the last couple of years on something we genuinely believe is about to flip this sport on its head. Enter the Vurbmoto Prospect app—available in the app store on whatever glowing rectangle you’re currently holding. It takes all amateur race data and slams it into one single place. Live timing? Results? Rider profiles? Boom. Right there. AND UPDATED AUTOMATICALLY. No more digging through the dark corners of Google like a raccoon looking for expired PDFs. And that’s just the tip of the iceberg.

The functionality across this thing is honestly absurd. Borderline irresponsible. Our mission is simple: get people to ride and race more often—and keep them doing it. Customer retention in motocross is a beast, and instead of complaining about it, we’re building out some insane ideas that will make people want to ride more often. Because when more people ride more often, the entire motocross ecosystem wins. Tracks win. Racers win. Brands win. The sport wins. Pretty wild concept, eh?

There are some big moves coming down the pipe. Big-big. We’re about to give the amateur scene a much-needed wake-up call—just like we did in 2007—and once again reinvent how you find, follow, and consume content. All while shining a massive spotlight on the thousands upon thousands of racers who actually make this sport go and rarely get the love they deserve.

So here’s the deal: we’re tracking damn near every race under the sun at this point, and we’ve cracked the code on how to deliver the biggest amateur highlights straight to you—efficiently, consistently, and without the BS—
every. single. week.

Here’s the Vurbmoto Prospect Race Recap from 01/17/26 to 01/21/26 and make sure to download the app (but of course you already have):

Race Recap: 01/17/26 to 01/21/26

Overview

Total Races: 4
Total Classes: 121
Total Entries: 954
Total Unique Riders: 498

Top All-Time Riders Who Raced

JAYDIN SMART – All-Time 1st

BARRY CARSTEN – All-Time 2nd

TRISTAN PRUEITT – All-Time 18th

WYATT THURMAN – All-Time 27th

TAYCE MORGAN – All-Time 45th

BRADYN JOHNSON – All-Time top 500

MAVERICK GRESHAM-LEWIS – All-Time top 500

JACE COY – All-Time top 500

EZRA ARMBRUSTER – All-Time top 500

CLAYTON STOCKSTILL – All-Time top 500

CODY HARRINGTON – All-Time top 1,000

TYLER HINTON – All-Time top 1,000

ENZO POSCA – All-Time top 1,000

HAYDEN DUPUIS – All-Time top 1,000

KYLE LOONEY – All-Time top 1,000

Top Winners (Most Class Wins)

BARRY CARSTEN – 3 class win(s) across 3 class(es): PLUS 45, PLUS 50, PLUS 55
ZANE URBAN – 3 class win(s) across 3 class(es): 50 4-6 LTD, 50 4-8 Shaft Dr LTD, Mini-E 50cc 4-8 LTD
WYATT DAY – 3 class win(s) across 3 class(es): 65 7-9, 85 9-11, Buddy Race 50/65
TANNER WARD – 2 class win(s) across 2 class(es): 450 A/PRO, PLUS 25
KYE BORDEN – 2 class win(s) across 2 class(es): 51CC STOCK (7-8), Mini-E (4-8)
MASON HOWARD – 2 class win(s) across 2 class(es): 65CC (7-11), 65CC (7-9)
JAYDIN SMART – 2 class win(s) across 2 class(es): 85CC (9-13), MINI SR 1 (12-14)
ANDREW JOHNSON – 2 class win(s) across 2 class(es): MINI SR 2 (13-15), SUPERMINI 1 (12-15)
WYATT THURMAN – 2 class win(s) across 2 class(es): 125-450 Open, 450 B
LIAM ARSELL – 2 class win(s) across 2 class(es): 125 Novice, 125 Open 2 Stroke

Summary

What a weekend, folks. Four races, 121 classes, and nearly a thousand entries. Amateur motocross was on fire from January 17th to the 21st, 2026. With 498 unique riders lining up over the weekend.

The big guns showed up at 2026 WINTER AM RD 3. Jaydin Smart, sitting pretty at all-time #1, took home two wins in the 85CC (9-13) and MINI SR 1 (12-14) classes. Barry Carsten, the legend from Bayville, NJ, snagged three wins in the PLUS 45, PLUS 50, and PLUS 55 classes. Tristan Prueitt, Tayce Morgan, and Maverick Gresham-Lewis also made their mark, proving why they’re among the top-ranked.

We had some serious class dominators this weekend. Barry Carsten and Zane Urban each bagged three wins. Wyatt Day was right there too, owning his races at the Grand Prix in Weatherford, TX. Tanner Ward, Kye Borden, Mason Howard, and Wyatt Thurman all took home two wins each.

Now, let’s talk surprises. Declan Wisniewski came in hot at WINTER AM RD 3, knocking out Hayden Dupuis and Jake Willis in the 125 (12+) class. Over at Glen Helen, Carter Dubach pulled a stunner in the 450 Pro, outpacing Dakota Bender. And don’t forget Devin Smith, who made a statement in the 65 7-9 class, taking the win over Billy McLaughlin.

Wyatt Thurman was blazing fast at Glen Helen, clocking a 01:47.468 in the 125-450 Open. Jace Coy and Kaiden Lytle weren’t too far behind with some killer lap times of their own.

Check out more from the weekend that was below:

Individual Race Details

2026 WINTER AM RD 3 – 1/18/2026

Date: 1/17/2026
Promoter: Unlimited Motorsports
Unique Riders: 208
Classes: 34 | Entries: 433

Top Riders:

JAYDIN SMART – All-Time 1st (714,205 career points)

BARRY CARSTEN – All-Time 2nd (674,221 career points)

TRISTAN PRUEITT – All-Time 18th (490,643 career points)

Race Overview:

The 2026 WINTER AM RD 3 was a barnburner. With 34 classes, 433 entries, and 208 unique riders, it featured the likes of Jaydin Smart, Barry Carsten, and Tristan Prueitt. Carsten was a beast, snagging wins in PLUS 45, PLUS 50, and PLUS 55. Jaydin Smart didn’t disappoint either, taking top spots in 85CC (9-13) and MINI SR 1 (12-14). Tanner Ward, not one to be outdone, claimed victories in 450 A/PRO and PLUS 25.

Diving into the class results, it was a mix of fierce competition and standout performances. Declan Wisniewski shocked everyone in the 125 (12+) class, taking the win against Hayden Dupuis and Jake Willis. Cody Harrington held it down in the 250 A/PRO, with Tanner Ward and Adam Svub hot on his tail. Bradyn Johnson showed his grit in 250 B, leading Dylan Varn and Colt Lackey to the podium. In the 450 A/PRO, Tanner Ward once again proved he’s got the chops, topping Clayton Stockstill and Codee Samples.

The depth of talent was insane across all classes. Waylon Gibbs dominated the 51CC (4-6) SHAFT DRIVE LIMITED, while Anthony Puglisi Jr. took the top spot in the 51CC STOCK (4-6). Kye Borden was a standout, winning both the 51CC STOCK (7-8) and Mini-E (4-8). Mason Howard showed his prowess in the 65CC (7-11) and 65CC (7-9), demonstrating solid consistency. In the GIRLS (11-16) class, Ana Paola Gutierrez led the charge, keeping Emma Gray and Kaylee Frick in check.

Surprises kept everyone on their toes. Declan Wisniewski‘s performance in the 125 (12+) against top-ranked riders was a jaw-dropper. Hayden Dupuis managed to edge out Jake Willis, showcasing the intense rivalry in the class. From veteran riders like Barry Carsten to fresh faces like Mason Howard, the weekend was a testament to the competitive spirit that makes motocross exciting. Each rider left it all on the track, reminding us why we love this sport. It was raw, it was real, and it was racing at its finest.

SWAPMOTO -El Dorado Rnd #1 (Exp) Glen Helen 1/18/26

Date: 1/17/2026
Promoter: Swap Moto
Unique Riders: 139
Classes: 33 | Entries: 249

Top Riders:

WYATT THURMAN – All-Time 27th (449,464 career points)

JACE COY – All-Time top 500 (192,791 career points)

EZRA ARMBRUSTER – All-Time top 500 (183,518 career points)

Race Overview:

SWAPMOTO El Dorado Rnd #1 at Glen Helen was a wild ride. With 33 classes, 249 entries, and 139 riders, the competition was fierce. Big guns like Wyatt Thurman, Jace Coy, and Ezra Armbruster showed up and showed out. Thurman snagged two wins in the 125-450 Open and 450 B classes. Liam Arsell and Kaiden Lytle also took home double wins, proving they’ve got the grit to go with the glory. Adrian Spiker and Carter Dubach joined the double-win club too, dominating their classes.

The 125-450 Open saw Thurman on top, with Jace Coy and Jake Vansant filling out the podium. Liam Arsell ran the show in the 125 Novice and 125 Open 2 Stroke, with Adrianne Spiker and Coen Hilt keeping the pressure on. Coy clinched the 250 B class, with Toby Yakel and Jax Krahenbuhl in tow. Meanwhile, in the 250 C, Kaiden Lytle showed he’s no joke, taking first ahead of Jamison Posca and Jake Vansant.

In the 450 Pro, Carter Dubach outpaced Dakota Bender and Kurtis Geiger. Jaxson Boyd owned the 50cc Open, leaving Noah Rodriguez and Parker Passick in his wake. Enzo Posca took top honors in the 65 10-11, proving he’s got the speed to match his skill. Across the board, the competition was tight, with riders like Levi Arnold and Dylan Bennett carving out their places on the podium.

The surprises kept coming. Carter Dubach edged out a higher-ranked Dakota Bender in the 450 Pro, making it clear he’s a force to be reckoned with. Enzo Posca’s victory over Tyler Hinton in the 65 10-11 was another shocker. Devin Smith pulled off an upset in the 65 7-9, beating top-ranked Billy McLaughlin. Thurman clocked the fastest lap in the 125-450 Open with a blistering 01:47.468. This weekend was all about raw talent and fierce competition, and these riders delivered in spades.

SWAPMOTO El Dorado Rnd #1 (Amt) Glen Helen 1/18/26

Date: 1/17/2026
Promoter: Swap Moto Race Series
Unique Riders: 97
Classes: 24 | Entries: 170

Top Riders:

AXELL MIDDLETON – All-Time top 1,500 (69,661 career points)

ERIK GARCIA – All-Time top 9,000 (8,999 career points)

LILY DAVIS – All-Time top 10,000 (8,227 career points)

Race Overview:

The SWAPMOTO El Dorado Round #1 at Glen Helen was buzzing with action on January 17, 2026. With 24 classes, 170 entries, and 97 unique riders, the track was packed. Erik Garcia stole the show with two wins in the 125/450 Beginner Open and 250/450 Beginner classes. Clay Gonzalez and Spencer Low matched him, each snagging two class victories. These riders showed up and delivered, making their mark on the season opener.

The competition was fierce across the board. In the 125/250 Beginner class, Christian Vaughn took the top spot, followed by Nash Kozlowski and Ryan Hennessy. Erik Garcia didn’t just win; he owned the 125/450 Beginner Open, with Brian Frye and Nash Kozlowski chasing him. Romeo Popentiu had the 25-39 Beginner Open locked down, standing solo on the podium. On the tiny bikes, Clay Gonzalez dominated the 50 Beginner 4-6 and 50cc Beginner Open, proving he’s one to watch in the youngest ranks.

More heat came from the 50 Beginner 7-8 class, where Bowen Galloway led the charge. Over in the 85 Beginner 13-15, Michael Terracciano secured victory, while a strong ride from Lily Davis earned her the top in the 85 Girls class. Axell Middleton, already a standout, didn’t disappoint in the Mini E 4-8 Open, taking first with Jax Schmid and Hendrix Misiaszek right behind. Across all classes, these young guns showed they’re not just out there for fun; they’re here to win.

The intensity on the track was matched by some blistering lap times. Erik Garcia clocked a smoking 01:55.154 in the 250/450 Beginner, the fastest of the day. Brian Frye wasn’t far behind in the 125/450 Beginner Open with a 01:56.035. Ryan Hennessy set a quick 02:01.142 in the 125/250 Beginner, showcasing the raw speed and talent these riders bring. The atmosphere was electric, the racing fierce, and the future of motocross looking bright with these riders pushing the limits.

Grand Prix

Date: 1/17/2026
Promoter: Metroplex Motocross Park
Unique Riders: 60
Classes: 30 | Entries: 102

Top Riders:

NOAH MOORE – All-Time top 10,000 (8,037 career points)

WYATT DAY – All-Time top 20,000 (3,729 career points)

ZANE URBAN – All-Time top 30,000 (1,291 career points)

Race Overview:

It was the Grand Prix weekend at Metroplex Motocross Park, and the track was alive with action. With 30 classes, 102 entries, and 60 unique riders, it was a packed event. Top guns like Noah Moore, Wyatt Day, and Zane Urban showed up, and they didn’t disappoint. Zane and Wyatt both bagged three wins each. Wade Rivers and Cash Gillum weren’t far behind, snagging two wins each.

Across the classes, Alec Parker dominated the 250 C 14+ with Ty Jones and Hunter McDaniel filling up the podium. Zane Urban was a beast in the 50 4-6 LTD, taking the top spot with ease. Wade Rivers took the 50 4-8 Open LTD, with a solid win over Zoe Ford in the 50 Beginner 4-8. Cash Gillum ruled the 65 10-11 and backed it up in the 65 Open 7-11, showing real grit. Not to be outdone, Wyatt Day crushed it in the 65 7-9 and 85 9-11 classes.

The action didn’t stop there. Noah Moore took charge in the Open B/C/D and Schoolboy 12-17 classes, proving why he’s a top-10,000 rider. Justin Ryan lit up the Buddy Race 85/Pit Bike and Vet 30+ Beg, showing he’s got what it takes. Kayden Ross took the 65/85 Beginner 7-11, while Cason Martin nailed the Pit Bike 110cc. Every class was a battle, and these riders brought their A-game.

The weekend was all about speed, skill, and serious competition. From Zane Urban‘s dominance in the Mini-E 50cc 4-8 LTD to Wyatt Day‘s triple victory, it was a showcase of young talent and experienced racers. The energy was electric and the racing was tight. These kids and veterans left it all on the track, delivering unforgettable performances. This is what motocross is all about – passion, power, and podiums.