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Cycle News 2026 Issue 26 June 30

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WIND IN THE P50 "I just tried to pick up the pace a little bit, pick up the pace a lit- tle bit, and he stayed right there!" Roberts said. "He was better in the woods than I was, for sure, but there just wasn't much pass- ing in there so I knew as long as I stayed off the ground, I'd prob- ably be all right." FMF/RPM Racing KTM's Jaden Dahners, last year's over- all and Pro 250 winner, had a fannypack issue that slowed his charge, and he ended up sixth overall, second in Pro 250, fol - lowed by 395 Motorsports/MX Trophies Husqvarna-mounted Ryder Thomaselli, the defending Pro 250 champ. Red Bull/FMF KTM Factory Off-road Racing Team's Ivan Ramirez earned fifth Pro/AA and eighth overall ahead of FMF/ RPM Racing KTM Pro 250 rider JJ Concannon. New Bellingham transplant Russell Bobbitt rounded out the top 10 overall and won Pro Vet 35+ on his Russell Bobbitt Rac - ing & Coaching/Gnarly Routes KTM 450 XC-F. Round-five class winner Monte McGrath and Reid Brown were next across the fin- ish and on the class podium. The morning race saw Nor- man Racing Husqvarna's Ava Silvestri put her recent WMX races to good use, at least on the motocross portion of the course, en route to a dominating sixth Pro Women victory on her Precision Concepts/Dunlop/Troy Lee Designs FC 250. "Today I was actually a little worried coming into this round because I haven't ridden anything this tight in a long time, so I was honestly interested to see how I was going to do," she said. "After the first lap I was able to get comfortable again and not feel completely foreign in the woods!" Washington local Breanna Wall put in an excellent ride to second in Pro Women aboard her JMC Motorsport GasGas with Ashlee Gage rebounding from a poor start to finish third on her Canyon Excavation/Let's Ride KX250. The series now takes its sum - mer break and resumes with the seventh and final round in Monte Vista, Colorado, on September 12-13. Mark Kariya OVERALL (Top 10) 1. Ricky Russell (Kaw) 2:33:32 2. Mateo Oliveira (Hus) 2:34:31 3. Layton Smail (Kaw) 2:35:06 4. Zane Roberts (Bet) 2:35:24 5. Tyler Vore (Hus) 2:35:32 6. Jaden Dahners (KTM) 2:39:22 7. Ryder Thomaselli (Hus) 2:40:06 8. Ivan Ramirez (KTM) 2:48:19 9. JJ Concannon (KTM) 2:49:35 10. Russell Bobbitt (KTM) 2:50:29 It's been a while since Russell Bobbitt raced on the West Coast, but we'll probably see a little more of that since he's now a resident of Bellingham. The former National Enduro champ was 10th overall and won the Pro Vet 35+ class. Ava Silvestri's recent WMX experience showed on the start of the motocross-track section. After a lap, riding in the woods came back to her, and she earned her sixth Pro Women win of the season.

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