points. With just a few laps
remaining, though, he suffered a
mechanical issue and was forced
to push his bike over the finish
line. Jake Alvarez, who had been
sitting in fourth, ran into trouble
of his own and had to push his
Kawasaki across the line as well.
In the final results, Zeller finished
11th and Alvarez 10th. It's a
brutal way to lose a podium and a
reminder of how unforgiving the
Bunker Hill sand can be.
Pretscherer, on his SLR Honda,
took full advantage and brought
it home for the win, enough to put
him on top of the Pro 250 points
standings. The late drama moved
Dustyn Davis (Husqvarna) and
Noah Gordon (RPM FMF KTM
Racing) up one spot each, giving
both riders great finishes in sec-
ond and third. Kayden Lynn (KTM)
took fourth, and David Fry (Kawa-
saki) fifth. Colton Aeck (Honda)
was sixth, Jordan Maas (GasGas)
seventh, Rylan Binford (KTM)
eighth, and Harlem Nelson (KTM)
ninth, ahead of Alvarez and Zeller.
With Tyler Lynn and Sam
Pretscherer both going 1-1 for SLR
Honda, it was a perfect day for the
team in the classes that matter
most. RPM FMF KTM Racing also
had a strong weekend, with Sem-
mens and Gordon on the podium
and Zeller in the fight until the very
end. The weather cooperated all
weekend, with very nice conditions
on Sunday. The wind picked up
toward the end of the 90-minute
race, but it didn't change how the
day played out.
The weekend kicked off
Saturday morning with the
Women's Pro class. Lauren
Woods grabbed the holeshot
and held off Ava Silvestri for a
few laps before Silvestri found
a way around and took the lead.
From there, the order stayed the
same. Silvestri took the win on
her Husqvarna, Woods finished
second on her GasGas, and
Rachel Burton rounded out the
podium in third on her Kawasaki.
Woods still holds her lead in the
Women's Pro points standings.
Connor Moore
PRO 450 OVERALL (Top 5)
1. Tyler Lynn (Hon)
2. Mason Semmens (KTM)
3. Dare DeMartile (Bet)
4. Giacomo Redondi (GG)
5. Henry Millecam (KTM)
PRO 250 OVERALL (Top 5)
1. Sam Pretscherer (Hon)
2. Dustyn Davis (Hus)
3. Noah Gordon (KTM)
4. Kayden Lynn (KTM)
5. David Fry (Kaw)
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Pro points leader Dare
DeMartile finished third,
but he still holds on to the
championship lead by five
points over Lynn.
