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Tino's first full season of National Enduro competition. "It means we got a National Championship under our belt and a number one plate for the team and myself," Tino said. "It means we stayed consistent all year and rode good." James Jenkins rounded out the Pro2 podium after entering the final test in second. With limited time aboard a new motorcycle and coming off surgery just two weeks earlier, Jenkins was happy to come away with a podium finish. Pro Women Rockstar Energy Husqvarna's Korie Steede con- tinued her perfect season, taking her eighth consecutive Pro Wom- en victory and officially wrapping up the 2026 championship with one round remaining. After stepping away from National Enduro racing for several years, Steede admitted she entered the season unsure of where she would stack up. Eight rounds later, she remains undefeated and has the number one plate secured. "I was super nervous coming into this season. I just didn't know what to expect," Steede said. "At every race, I've just been trying to shift up a gear, stay smooth and have fun, and it paid off." "This was definitely a dream come true," she added. "It feels really good. It's really special." The championship-clinching ride wasn't without drama. Steede crashed early in test five, allowing Shelby Turner to catch her, before another difficult final test saw her lose time in the logs and rocks. Despite the setbacks, Steede did enough to find the checkered flag and secure another victory. Rieju Factory Racing's Rachel Gutish finished second after battling through lingering effects from a crash during ISDE train- ing earlier in the week. Gutish focused on staying smooth and consistent throughout the techni- cal conditions to earn another Pro Women podium. Enduro Engineering Triumph's Shelby Turner completed the podi- um after finding her speed late in the race. Turner won the final two tests of the day to charge back into third after struggling with the slippery conditions through the middle portion of the event. With Tino and Steede officially crowned 2026 champions, atten- tion now turns to the final round of the American National Enduro Championship, where Draper will carry the overall championship lead into one final battle for the number one plate. CN Tyler Shepardson OVERALL (Top 10) 1. Josh Toth (Kaw) 3. Steward Baylor Jr (Kaw) 4. Grant Baylor (Kaw) 5. Jhak Walker (Bet) 6. Craig DeLong (Hus) 7. Ryder Lafferty (Hon) 8. Evan Smith (KTM) 9. Jason Tino (KTM) 10. James Jenkins (Hus) WIND IN THE P52 Korie Steede took the Women's Pro-class win and clinched the class championship.