had already secured the 2026
Pro2 National Championship at
the previous round, bringing the
number one plate to the KTM
team in his first full National
Enduro season.
Pro Women
Rockstar Energy Husqvarna's
Korie Steede put the finish-
ing touches on an undefeated
season, sweeping all six tests
at the Bob Reese Memorial to
complete a perfect 9-0 record in
the Pro Women division.
body against a tree, because
there's a lot of trees out there,"
DeFeo said. "It feels good to get
back on the podium. It's a step
in the right direction and sets us
up for next year."
Although DeFeo's injury
prevented him from defending
his title, FMF KTM's Jason Tino
femur suffered earlier in the
season.
The defending 2025 Pro2
Champion entered the year as
the rider to beat and held the
championship points lead be-
fore his injury sidelined him for
much of the season.
DeFeo returned to racing late
in the year and continued re-
building his confidence, earning
a test victory on his way to third
place in Illinois.
"It feels good just getting past
the mental state of hitting my
ROUND 9 / NOVEMBER 1, 2026
BOB REESE MEMORIAL / GENESEO, ILLINOIS
OFF-ROAD I RED LINE OIL AMERICAN NATIONAL ENDURO SERIES
P80
Jhak Walker finished second in the
Pro2 division in Illinois. The Beta
rider also finished second in the
championship, behind Jason Tino,
who had already clinched it.
