Brooke Cosner rounded out
the Pro Women podium in third,
enjoying the challenging terrain
and praising the club for putting
together a technical enduro.
CN
OVERALL (Top 10)
1. Toby Cleveland (Hus) 111:20.564
2. Grant Baylor (Kaw) 112:19.285
3. Jhak Walker (Bet) 112:21.975
4. Liam Draper (Yam) 112:23.305
5. Evan Smith (KTM) 113:08.280
6. Craig DeLong (Hus) 113:11.533
7. Ricky Russell (Yam) 113:27.961
8. Nicholas DeFeo (Kaw) 113:51.687
9. Jason Tino (KTM) 114:13.846
10. Ryder Lafferty (Hon) 114:23.435
"You had to ride loose,"
Steede said. "A lot of things
could catch you off guard. I just
tried to shift up a gear and bring
it home."
Enduro Engineering Triumph's
Shelby Turner finished second
after another strong perfor-
mance. Turner enjoyed the
technical trails but encountered
some trouble in the final test,
including bottlenecks in the
EnduroCross-style sections.
Steede had already secured
the championship but came into
the finale determined to finish
the season undefeated.
"I was honestly more nervous
coming to this race than the one
that I wrapped it up at," Steede
said. "It's incredible to do this
with how fast everyone is now.
It's really tough to have a good
weekend every single weekend."
Steede navigated the techni-
cal Illinois terrain without surren-
dering a test victory, crediting a
smooth approach and staying
alert for hidden obstacles scat-
tered throughout the course.
ROUND 9 / NOVEMBER 1, 2026
BOB REESE MEMORIAL / GENESEO, ILLINOIS
OFF-ROAD I RED LINE OIL AMERICAN NATIONAL ENDURO SERIES
P82
Overall and Pro2-class winner
Cleveland stands at the top of the
box alongside former champ Grant
Baylor (left) and Walker.
