AUGUST 1-6, 2022
LORETTA LYNN'S RANCH / HURRICANE MILLS, TENNESSEE
P94
MOTOCROSS I 2022 ROCKY MOUNTAIN ATV/MC AMA AMATEUR NATIONAL MOTOCROSS CHAMPIONSHIP
4. Talon Hawkins (Hus) 8-3-3
5. Gage Linville (Yam) 6-5-4
6. Chance Hymas (Hon) 4-6-6
7. Benjamin Garib (Yam) 9-8-5
8. Brock Bennett (KTM) 7-10-8
9. Patrick Murphy (Yam) 10-9-18
10. Jimmy Albertson (GG) 13-15-10
OPEN PRO SPORT
1. Cole Martinez (Hon) 4-3-1
2. Caden Braswell (GG) 7-1-2
3. Gage Linville (Yam) 2-6-5
4. Jayden Clough (Yam) 6-2-10
5. Ryder DiFrancesco (Kaw) 1-4-13
6. Gavin Towers (Yam) 3-8-9
7. Heath Harrison (Hon) 10-9-3
8. Talon Hawkins (Hus) 9-12-4
9. Chance Hymas (Hon) 15-5-6
10. Brock Bennett (KTM) 18-7-8
Chase Dashiell's 4-1-3 beat
out Elliott Bowsher's 1-4-5 to
win the 65 (10-11) Limited class,
while Maddox Temmerman's 1-5-1
topped Bowsher's 2-10-3 for the
win in the 65 (10-11) class.
Other national champions
include Dawson Cobb in 250C
and 125C, Boone Lloyd in Micro 1
(4-6) Shaft, Talon Rogers in Micro
2 (4-6) Limited, Cooper Langdon
in Micro E (4-6) Limited, Jaydin
Smart in Micro 3 (7-8) Limited,
Jimmy Jarrett in Senior 45+,
Gage Stine in College 18-24, and
Brandon Haas in Senior 30+.
CN
250 PRO SPORT
1. Caden Braswell (GG) 3-2-1
2. Gavin Towers (Yam) 1-4-7
3. Jayden Clough (Yam) 5-7-2
Orange Brigade KTM's Taylor
Allred came into the final moto
tied on points, Phelps with a 3-1
moto tally and Allred with a 2-2.
Kyleigh Stallings (Kawasaki)
grabbed the holeshot to start
the moto, followed by Viviana
Contreras (KTM) and off-road
ace Korie Steede (Trail Jesters
Racing KTM), while both title
contenders were buried deep in
the field, Allred just outside the
top 10 and Phelps nearly last.
On lap three, Steede took the
lead and had set herself up to
claim the overall as Allred and
Phelps were battling in sixth and
seventh.
On lap seven, Phelps moved
into second, turning a lap time
nearly four seconds faster than
anyone else. Meanwhile, Steede
went down near the end of the
lap, handing the lead to Phelps.
Phelps took the checkers with
four seconds to spare ahead of
Contreras, giving the Utah rider
the overall win and her second
WMX national title in a row.
Allred finished second overall
after going 2-2-3, and Contreras
was third overall with a 1-6-2
score.
Alix Campigli (GG) and Sawyer
Geick (KTM) traded wins in the
first two motos of the 65 (7-9)
class, with Geick coming out on
top for the division win with a 1-2-
1 total, compared to Campigli's
2-1-2. The two swapped places
in the 65 (7-9) Limited class,
with Campigli taking the win with
a 2-1-1, compared to Geick's
1-3-3.
Crashes, bad starts and
mechanicals spoiled
Ryder DiFrancesco's
amateur finale. He won
only two motos all week.
