2026 WORCS MESQUITE RESULTS

Round 9 of the Rocky Mountain ATV/MC series at Mesquite, Nevada was ruthless. On Sunday, Tropical Storm Rachel brought a constant rainstorm. A deep-sand track is hard enough when it’s dry. Include inches of rain and it ends up being a various race completely, one that rewarded survival as much as speed.

The Pro 450 class had the most remarkable story. Mason Semmens entered into the weekend atop the champion and led the very first lap. Tyler Lynn quickly took control of and Semmens remained in touch, running 2nd for the next numerous laps and less than a minute behind the lead through lap 5. On lap 6, a mechanical concern stopped him. Pressing a bike through deep, rain-soaked sand is almost difficult, so his seventh lap took near to an hour, and he dropped from 2nd to 6th. He got the bike back to the start location to restore a surface and keep the points lead. The space behind him is now much smaller sized, and the leading 3 are all within striking range of the title heading into the last round. In advance, Tyler Lynn rode a tidy and made up race aboard his SLR Honda. He ran 2nd on the opening lap, simply under 2 seconds off the speed, then set the fastest lap of the Pro 450 class on lap 2 with a 9:14. From there he led every lap, and when the weather condition turned the track into a mess, he remained consistent. By the end of the 12 laps, he had actually pulled almost 5 minutes on the field. Attempt Demartile took 2nd and Giacomo Redondi was 3rd. Tristun Alvarez held 4th on his Kawasaki through the closing laps. Semmens’ fifth-place surface, after a push couple of riders might have handled in those conditions, might be among the season’s crucial outcomes.

Cole Zeller led lap one on his KTM with SLR Honda’s Sam Pretscherer sitting 2nd, about 2.5 seconds back. Zeller made a little error in the Pro Section on lap 3. Pretscherer, who had actually been silently using pressure, took the lead and never ever provided it back. As soon as in front, Pretscherer rode like somebody who had everything determined. His 2nd lap, a 9:22, was the fastest of the class. He extended his lead by more than 15 seconds on lap 4 and led by over 2 minutes at the surface, even as the rain magnified and lap times climbed up past 10 minutes. The win, coupled with Lynn’s in the Pro 450 class, made it a sweep of the Pro classes for SLR Honda on a day when completing at all was an achievement. He not just ended up initially in the class, however SLR Honda went 1-2 total, with Pretscherer taking initially. Zeller hung on to 2nd and Colton Aeck moved into 3rd on his Honda midway through the race and never ever failed. Racer Fry took 4th on his Kawasaki on his home grass, and Noah Gordon of Tucson was 5th. Kayden Lynn took 6th and Harlem Nelson was seventh.

In the Women’s Pro class, Lauren Woods of Mission Viejo concluded the 2026 champion with a dominant trip on her GasGas. She led each of the 5 laps, and her lap 2, a 10:37, was the quickest of the day. It marks back-to-back titles for Woods. Rachel Burton of Springville, Utah, rode her Kawasaki to 2nd, ending up 4 laps.

450 PRO

1. Tyler Lynn Honda2. Attempt Demartile Beta 3. Giacomo Redondi OTH 4. Tristun Alvarez Kawasaki 5. Mason Semmens KTM

250 PRO

1. Sam Pretscherer Honda 2. Cole Zeller KTM 3. Colton Aeck Honda 4. David Fry Kawasaki 5. Noah Gordon KTM 6. Kayden Lynn KTM
7. Harlem Nelson KTM