ROUND 9 / NOVEMBER 1, 2026
BOB REESE MEMORIAL / GENESEO, ILLINOIS
OFF-ROAD I RED LINE OIL AMERICAN NATIONAL ENDURO SERIES
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Korie Steede captured the
Pro Women's title after a
perfect season.
Walker, who made history
earlier in the year with his own
overall National Enduro vic-
tory, reflected on his progress
throughout 2026 despite miss-
ing a round due to injury.
"I showed a lot of growth this
year," Walker said. "I'm happy
with how I ended today. Toby
was absolutely on rails, and
congratulations to him."
Rocky Mountain ATV/MC Red
Bear Kawasaki's Nick DeFeo
completed the Pro2 podium,
marking an important milestone
in his return from a broken
race, Draper kept pushing for the
win, leading the Pro1 class into
the final test before ultimately
finishing second in class and
fourth overall.
"It's hard to settle when you're
a racer," Draper said. "The mind-
set was still to go out and race
and try to win. Me, Stew and
Grant battled all year, and it's
been good."
The championship capped
an impressive first full season
of National Enduro Pro1 com-
petition for Draper, who praised
the new venues, formats and
competition throughout the
inaugural ANEC season.
Behind Baylor and Draper,
Evan Smith completed the Pro1
podium with his first podium
finish of 2026. Smith found his
pace as the day progressed and
was pleased to end a challeng-
ing season on a positive note.
Pro2
Cleveland's overall victory also
secured the Pro2 win, while
Walker finished second in class
to cap off a strong second half
of the season.
