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(KTM) 250 C Jr (12-17) Limited; Kylon Belles (KTM) 125 C; Jef- frey Rinkel (KTM) College (18- 24); Jacob Baumert (Yamaha) Junior (25+); Wyatt Tedesco (Cobra) Micro-E (4-7) Limited; Steele Crocker (Yamaha) Micro 1 (4-6) Shaft DR LTD; Rivers Rice (Cobra) Micro 2 (4-6) Limited; Edwin Meyer (Cobra) Micro 3 (7-8) Limited; Shannon Tarnow (Cobra) 65cc (7-9) Limited; Tate Brush (Yamaha) 65cc (7-9); Kan- non Zabojnik (Cobra) 65cc (10- 11); Tristan Prueitt (Husqvarna) 125 Jr (12-17) B/C; Kane Bolla- sina (Yamaha) Schoolboy 1 (12- 17) B/C; and Hannah Jamison (GasGas) Girls (11-16). CN Vet Rider of the Year Award after going 1-1-1 in the Masters (50+) class and finishing second in the Senior (45+) class with a 1-2-4 tally. Suzuki's Barry Carsten went 2-2-2 in the Masters (50+) divi - sion for second place, beating out KTM's Joe Buskirk's 4-4-3. Meanwhile, FXR Honda's Shane Kelleher won the Senior (45+) class, with ClubMX Yamaha's Ben Graves finishing third with a 3-3-5 score. ClubMX Yamaha's Brandon Haas dominated the Vet (30+), winning all three motos to finish ahead of former factory Yamaha rider Broc Peterson (2- 6-2) on a KTM and Joe Perron (4-7-4) riding a Kawasaki. Speaking of senior riders, there were plenty of 30-year- olds and older who have been racing Loretta's for years and are now bringing their children to race with them. One pair of note was Andrew Short and his son, Hudson, who each won a moto this year at the Ranch, with the elder Short winning the Senior (40+) division. GasGas rider Alessio Chavez was another multiple class win - ner—finishing ahead of KTM rid- ers Kayden Weigand and Brady Collins in the 250 C Limited division and, in the 250 C class, ahead of Kawasaki rider William Vanderford and Yamaha rider Michael Thompson. Tayce Morgan also won championships in both the Mini Sr 1 and the Mini Sr 2 classes. Other championship win - ners include Cooper Bergeron (Yamaha) 450 C; Brady Collins JULY 29-AUGUST 2, 2025 LORETTA LYNN'S RANCH / HURRICANE MILLS, TENNESSEE MOTOCROSS I AMA AMATEUR NATIONAL MOTOCROSS CHAMPIONSHIP P90 250 Pro Sport (Top 5) 1. Enzo Temmerman (Kaw) 1-1-1 2. Landen Gordon (Kaw) 2-4-3 3. Landen Gibson (Hus) 3-2-5 4. Kade Johnson (Yam) 7-3-2 5. Diesel Thomas (Hus) 5-7-4 Open Pro Sport (Top 5) 1. Enzo Temmerman (Kaw) 1-2-1 2. Kade Johnson (Yam) 4-3-2 3. Diesel Thomas (Hus) 3-5-4 4. Landen Gordon (Kaw) 2-1-9 5. Landon Gibson (Hus) 5-11-3 250 B (Top 5) 1. Deacon Denno (KTM) 2-1-1 2. Owen Covell (Yam) 1-3-2 3. Chace Lawton (Yam) 5-4-5 4. William Canaguier (GG) 11-5-4 5. Christian Merman (KTM) 7-6-9 Women's (Top 5) 1. Lachlan "La La" Turner (Yam) 1-2-3 2. Kyleigh Stallings (Kaw) 2-2-3 3. Mayla Herrick (KTM) 1-2-3 4. Jordan Jarvis (Yam) 3-3-4 5. Mila Baltyk (Yam) 1-2-3 250 B Limited (Top 5) 1. McKayden Fitch (Yam) 4-1-1 2. Wyatt Duff (Yam) 11-5-3 3. Franklin Bowsher (Yam) 6-8-5 4. Ryder Skodras (KTM) 7-12-6 5. Jayce Wolf (Kaw) 17-7-2 450 B (Top 5) 1. Owen Corvell (1-1-1) 2. Tomi Doble (GG) 4-3-4 3. Nate Freehill (Kaw) 7-2-3 4. Chase Haynes (Kaw) 3-9-2 5. Austin Schafer (KTM) 5-4-6 450 B Limited (Top 5) 1. Max Shane (Hus) 1-1-4 2. Austin Schafer (KTM) 2-3-7 3. Franklin Bowsher (Kaw) 4-5-5 4. Christian Merman (KTM) 10-2-3 5. McKayden Fitch (Yam) 5-9-2 Raycin Kyler made history by becoming the first female to take an open-class AMA National Championship after winning the 65cc (10-11) Limited division.