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to claim the Senior (45+) title with a 2-1-2 score; and Ezra Lusk swept all three motos to win the Masters (50+) division. CN Open Pro Sport (Top 10) 1. Zach Osborne (Bet) 1-2-5 2. Landon Gibson (Hus) 8-1-1 3. Jesson Turner (Yam) 4-5-2 4. Kade Johnson (Kaw) 3-7-6 5. Max Shane (Hus) 9-6-4 6. Carson Wood (Yam) 14-4-8 7. Kane Bollasina (Yam) 10-13-7 8. William Canaguier (Kaw) 12-9-9 9. Alvin Hillan (Hon) 17-8-11 10. Hollan Russell (KTM) 15-11-13 250 Pro Sport (Top 10) 1. Ryder Malinoski (Yam) 1-2-3 2. Landon Gibson (Hus) 3-3-1 3. Carson Wood (Yam) 4-1-2 4. Max Shane (Hus) 5-5-4 5. Kade Johnson (Kaw) 7-6-5 6. Kane Bollasina (Yam) 8-7-7 7. Grant McDonald (KTM) 12-10-9 8. William Canaguier (Kaw) 9-20-6 9. Nate Freehill (Kaw) 15-14-10 10. Chace Lawton (Kaw) 18-9-16 while Jarvis fought her way into second. From there, Herrick was untouchable, stretching her advantage to more than 14 sec - onds at the checkered flag. The victory left the two riders tied on points, but Herrick secured the championship via the final- moto tiebreaker. Jarvis finished runner-up, with Hannah Hodges completing the podium. In the Micro and E classes, Brantley Faber won the Micro-E (4-7) Limited Championship on a Cobra with 5-2-1 scores; Antho - ny Puglisi Jr posted 1-1-3 moto scores to win the Micro 1 (4-6) Shaft Drive Limited class on a Yamaha; Kruz Galvan topped the Micro 2 (4-6) Limited class on a Cobra with a 1-1-2 tally; and the Micro 3 (7-8) Limited title went to Robert Fender, who posted three moto wins in the class with his Cobra. In other age classes, Andrew Short went 1-1-1 on a KTM to nail down the Senior (40+) Championship; Martin Garcia came all the way from Mexico Cooper Johnson dominated the opening moto, but the champion - ship remained wide open after a chaotic second race. After a runner-up spot in the first moto, Jackson Vick took the second- moto win and carried a narrow points lead into the finale. When the gates dropped for the final moto, Team Husqvarna Amateur Racing's Easton Graves rose to the occasion for the win. But Johnson's 1-4-2 scores gave him victory ahead of Graves and Mad - dox Temmerman (8-2-3), securing the 2026 Supermini 1 (12-15) Na- tional Championship. Vick's title hopes faded in the deciding race despite his strong performances earlier in the week. Consistency proved the decid - ing factor in the 85cc (10-12) Limited class, as KTM Orange Brigade rider Beckham Smith turned a 4-1-4 moto scorecard into a national championship. After winning moto two, Smith entered the finale needing another solid ride and delivered with a fourth-place finish despite starting deep in the field. Nolan Cobb dominated the last moto from start to finish, earning second overall honors, while first-moto winner Jaydin Smart salvaged the final podium position with a strong second- place performance in the finale. The Women's Championship came down to a winner-take-all showdown between Dusty Rocks Yamaha's Jordan Jarvis and SLR Honda's Mayla Herrick, who en - tered the final moto separated by a single point. Herrick grabbed the holeshot, set a blistering pace, and quickly pulled away, Yumena Berning made history by being the first female to take a moto win in the 65cc (10-11) class. AUGUST 4-8, 2026 LORETTA LYNN'S RANCH / HURRICANE MILLS, TENNESSEE MOTOCROSS I AMA AMATEUR NATIONAL MOTOCROSS CHAMPIONSHIP P92