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Cycle News 2025 Issue 32 August 12

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Turner Wins Ironman WMX W ith just two rounds remain- ing in the WMX Champion- ship, it appears that defending champ Lachlan "La La" Turner is starting to stamp her name on the series again. The Altus Mo- torsports bLU cRU Yamaha rider is now 21 points clear of Austra- lia's Quad Lock Honda's Charli Cannon after dominating both motos at Ironman Raceway, Au- gust 8-9, which ran alongside the AMA Pro Motocross Champion- ship. The first WMX moto took place on Friday, and the second was held during the intermission of Pro MX on Saturday. In the first moto, Turner worked her way through a tumul - tuous first turn with the lead and never looked back, easily taking the win. Behind her, Mikayla Nielsen and Cannon squabbled over second. After banging bars a few times, Nielsen slid out on lap two but still held onto sec- ond over Cannon. Behind them, Kyleigh Stallings and Jordan Jarvis Racing's Jordan Jarvis rounded out the top five. The order would remain this way to the finish, with Turner taking the checkers with more than 20 seconds to spare. Stallings grabbed the holeshot ahead of Cannon and Nielsen in moto two; however, the race was red-flagged before one lap was completed, and the riders lined up to do it all over again. But, due to time constraints, the re-started moto was reduced to just five minutes plus a lap. Stallings again grabbed the holeshot on the second start, with Cannon and Nielsen once again in second and third, respectively. "My starts were good," said Stallings. "I've always had pretty good starts, and I think it's really just confidence, just going out there, honestly knowing you're going to get the start. I got the first start, and then obviously we had a red flag, so I got it again, got out front quick, so I was pretty happy about that." Exiting the first turn at mid - pack, Turner had her work cut out for her but was already up to second by the end of lap one. "When we did that restart, I got a terrible jump," said Turner. "I rammed into the start and was near the back, but I made some quick passes to get up behind Charli and Kyleigh." WIND IN THE P54 Lachlan Turner won both WMX motos at the Ironman Pro Motocross in Indiana. Photos: Michael Antonovich

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