ROUND 13 / OCTOBER 26, 2025
IRONMAN RACEWAY / CRAWFORDSVILLE, INDIANA
OFF-ROAD I PROGRESSIVE GRAND NATIONAL CROSS-COUNTRY SERIES
P84
Jayson Crawford and Isaiah
Brown. Husqvarna-mounted
James Jenkins wrapped up the
XC3 title at the previous round
and didn't race the Ironman.
The WXC Women's Pro divi
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sion was a battle between Rock-
star Energy Husqvarna Factory
Racing's Korie Steede, Rocky
Mountain Red Bear Kawasaki
Team Green's Rachael Archer
and FMF KTM Factory Racing
Team Landers' Brandy Rich
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ards. But the title came down
to Steede and Archer, with the
winner claiming the WXC Cham-
pionship title.
After two hours of rigorous
battle among the three riders,
Steede emerged as the win
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ner, followed by Richards and
three, I flipped the switch and
started to get going—felt more
like the old Johnny! I haven't
had a lot of bike time this year
through injury, and it has been a
bit of a rollercoaster for me, but
overall, I am happy."
Rocky Mountain Red Bear
Racing Team Green Kawasaki's
Grant Baylor had his best ride in
a few races with a fifth overall.
Sixth overall went to Honda
rider Brody Johnson, also second
in the XC2 class. Ashburn held
on for seventh, with AmPro Ya
-
maha's Kailub Russell and Liqui
Moly Beta's Josh Strang finishing
eighth and ninth, respectively.
New Jersey's Ryder Sigety
won the XC3 125 Pro-Am class,
topping fellow Yamaha riders
I was, but I wasn't at the front
going to the woods, so I put my
head down and made some
quick moves, and I felt good
and was able to take the lead at
one point. After that, I had three
good crashes back-to-back on
the same lap and lost touch with
Mike. I put myself in a hole, and
from there it was tough to get
going again, but I found my flow.
I'm bummed to not get that win."
Defending champ Girroir
looked more like his old self and
brought home a fourth overall
finish on his FMF KTM Factory
ride, but it wasn't easy.
"It was a brutal round here in
Ironman," Girroir said. "After the
first two laps, I thought I was in
for a long day, although from lap
Liam Draper was third overall and second in the XC1 class.
