Prebe Wins, Alexander
Clinches Championship
T
he final round of the AMA
Motoclimb Super Series was
the Dairyland Motoclimb in Bay
City, Wisconsin, July 12. Hosted
by the Valley Springs Motorcycle
Club and only 45 minutes from
the Millville Pro Motocross race
the day before, this legendary hill
is dubbed "500 Feet of Mean," as
it mixes styles from traditional
East Coast and West Coast rac
-
ing, blending smooth and rough
terrains, making it a tough hill for
the racers to conquer and an en-
tertaining hill for the spectators.
For a second weekend in
a row, the French motoclimb
athletes competed in the series,
as they stayed over from the
previous round last weekend in
the Midwest at the Brick Mine
Motoclimb.
The Pro Mod kicked off the
day with a rough line on the left
side of the hill, featuring steep
walls and natural features that
represented a West Coast hill.
In this class, the bikes are a mix
of agility and speed, allowing
450-700cc bikes that can have
modified swingarm length, tire
types, and exotic fuel. Bodee
O'Neil was the first rider up and
over, setting a 22.040-second
ride. That ride held the entire
30-rider class until Nathan Prebe
set a smoking-fast 21.101-sec
-
ond ride aboard his friend Steve
Cain's Husqvarna FC490. That
time held until the end of the
class, with Prebe taking the top
step. O'Neil was in second, and
points leader Tristan Alexander
finished in third.
The next class was the Pro
Stock class, featuring 250cc-
450cc bikes of all types, as
long as they were stock length.
This class evens the playing
field, and the hill becomes more
challenging without swingarm
WIND
IN THE
P60
Tristan Alexander
secured the 2025
AMA Motoclimb
Championship at the
Dairyland Motoclimb
final round in
Wisconsin.
