Hintz, Hunter Conquer Laughlin
Desert Challenge
C
hampions were crowned on
the banks of the Colorado
River in Laughlin, Nevada, as the
Laughlin Desert Classic kicked
off the third and final round of
the 2025 Best In The Desert
Championship. In their first uni
-
fied race with UNLTD Racing, the
two-day format saw tight racing
and fierce battles among all the
classes. After two days and 10
laps of racing, Hayden Hintz and
Trevor Hunter took the victory
in a thrilling season finale, the
first win of the year for the past
champions.
As the sun crested the moun
-
tains east of Laughlin on Sat-
urday morning, the green flag
flew and the first row of Pro
motorcycles fired to life from
the dead-engine start. Barreling
into the first chicane, defending
champion Shane Logan on the
Hero Racing CRF450X led the
pack of Pro-class racers into
the desert with bike number 22
of Jarrett Megla on the Skaggs
Racing/TAS Insurance Services
CRF450X hot on his heels. Past
race winner Trevor Hunter strug
-
gled to get the N57 DirtBikeTest.
com CRF450X to fire, leaving the
WIND
IN THE
P38
The Hayden Hintz
and Trevor Hunter
duo came from
behind to win the
Best in the Desert/
UNLTD Racing
Laughlin Desert
Classic.
PHOTOS:
HARLEN FOLEY
