ROUND 1 / JANUARY 6-7, 2024
HONOLULU HILLS / TAFT, CALIFORNIA
OFF-ROAD I ROCKY MOUNTAIN ATV-MC WORCS CHAMPIONSHIP
P82
class at just over nine minutes
and 10 seconds.
Seeds had a late charge on
his Purvines Racing Yamaha as
he steadily knocked down the
gap between him and Damon.
Still, it was too late, as Damon
used all of his Perry Concepts
Racing Engine to finish in sec
-
ond place.
Also, on
Saturday, the Wom-
en's Pro class lined up as Kaitlyn
Jacobs looked
to retain her
championship plate. She battled
former WMX Pro Nicole Madsen
en route to victory aboard her
FMF RPM KTM, with Madsen
finishing second.
The Pro-Am class had a
whole group of fresh faces, with
many jumping into the Pro ranks
this year. Jackson Glathar put
on a show coming down from
St. George, Utah, winning the
Pro-Am division by a 40-second
gap over the Keegan Hardy, who
rode a 125cc two-stroke.
Alex Dorsey finished out the
top-three, making it an all-KTM
podium.
CN
450 Pro
1. Dare Demartile (Bet)
2. Justin Hoeft (Yam)
3. Tyler Lynn (Hon)
4. Ryan Surratt (Hon)
5. Jack Simpson (Yam)
250 Pro
1. Brock Bennett (KTM)
2. Kai Aiello (Hus)
3. Colton Aeck (Kaw)
4. Cole Zeller (Kaw)
5. Jake Alvarez (KTM)
for the winner of the 125 Pro
class. When the gate dropped,
Tristun Alvarez got the jump and
nabbed the holeshot.
Behind Alvarez, Travis Damon
and Justin Seeds were flowing,
as they worked the fast, wide-
open layout of Honolulu Hills.
Alvarez put down the quickest
lap of the weekend in the 125cc
section side by side, but Aeck
sealed the deal with a pass that
stuck, landing on the podium's
final step.
Zeller had to settle for fourth.
Jake Alvarez rounded out the
top five on the FMF RPM KTM.
For the 2024 season, FMF has
partnered with WORCS Racing
to bring a $1000 cash purse
Tristun Alvarez
won the 125 Pro
class and the
$1000 prize.
Kaitlyn Jacobs got
off to a good start
in defending her
Women's Pro title.
