Turner Dominates Unadilla WMX
H
aving finished second to
Charli Cannon at the previous
round at High Point Raceway, de-
fending series champion Lachlan
Turner got back to her winning
ways with a 1-1 sweep of round
four of the Women's Motocross
Championship at Unadilla, Au-
gust 14-15. The race kicked off
the final three-round stretch of
the 2026 WMX campaign, where
just nine points separated points
leader Turner and Quad Lock
Honda's Charli Cannon heading
into the weekend.
Turner stole the spotlight from
the get-go at Unadilla. Launching
from a fifth-place start in Friday's
first moto, the Altus Motorsports
bLU cRU Yamaha rider system
-
atically sliced through the field,
passing Cannon and 17-year-old
standout Mayla Herrick (SLR
Honda) in quick succession.
Once out front, Turner checked
out from the pack and quickly
established a comfortable advan
-
tage, navigating Unadilla's deep
ruts and rough terrain with preci-
sion to seal the first moto victory.
Behind her, chaos erupted in the
fight for the podium. Cannon, who
was riding through the discomfort
of a broken shoulder blade suf-
fered at round two of the Austra-
lian MXW Championship, battled
fiercely with Herrick for second.
Cannon managed to make the
pass on Herrick, only to wash out
and go down moments later. The
luck didn't hold for Herrick either,
as she fell just a few turns later,
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