Girroir Wins Olde Mill U.S. Sprint Enduro
T
he Olde Mill Sprint Enduro
in Charlotte Hall, Maryland,
kicked off the second half of the
2025 U.S. Sprint Enduro Series
with thrilling intensity, March
22-23. The race was a golden
opportunity for contenders to
make a renewed push towards
their respective championships.
True to its reputation, the Olde
Mill Sprint was one of the most
exciting and fiercely contested
races of the year.
On Saturday, FMF KTM Fac
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tory Racing Team Landers' Grant
Davis took an early lead with a
three-second win in the cross
test over AmPro Yamaha's Liam
Draper, with FMF KTM Factory
rider Johnny Girroir trailing by
another five seconds. However,
Davis lost 10 seconds to Draper
and five to Girroir in the first
enduro test.
Davis regained the overall lead
by winning test three, while Gir
-
roir came in second and Draper
third. The three top riders battled
fiercely in one of the tightest
races of the season. With two
tests remaining, Davis seemed
to have the upper hand, but Gir
-
roir won the final two tests and
edged out Davis by 1.1 seconds
for Saturday's win, despite Davis
winning three tests compared
to Girroir's two. Draper, who had
one test win, was third for the
day, nine seconds behind Davis,
while Phoenix Racing Honda's
Cody Barnes came in 15 sec
-
onds behind Draper for fourth.
Rockstar Energy Factory Rac-
ing's Craig DeLong was fifth.
Davis jumped out to the early
lead again on Sunday with a win
in test one, followed by Girroir
and Draper. However, the Pro 2
rider faltered again in the enduro
test, finishing eighth and drop
-
ping down the order, although he
rebounded to win test three.
Unlike Saturday, once Girroir
got into the overall lead, he never
WIND
IN THE
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Johnny Girroir came strong to take
the overall win at the Olde Mill Sprint
Enduro in Maryland.
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