2025 GLEN HELEN MOTOFEST

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Glen Helen’s Motofest was a four-day celebration of racing that attracted everything from vintage bike riders to off-road specialists, but the third day was circled by both privateers and team riders as the big money day. Of the $100,000 pro purse, $70,000 was to be awarded across two pro classes. In addition to those, the National track hosted Round one of the Glen Helen Summer series, and the Arroyo track had an ARX vintage race.

Colt Nichols appears to be National ready.

The one rider who profited most from Glen Helen’s schedule was Twisted Tea Suzuki’s Colt Nichols. After winning the Stopwatch National and Thursday, he came back to take both motos of the 450 Pro showcase on Saturday. He gated well in both motos, but was never able to escape pressure from from a gang of  Yamaha riders. Brad West and Derek drake of the the Bar  X Toyota of Redlands Yamaha Team took turns hounding him  as well as Grant Harland of the Rock River Yamaha team. Drake ended up second over all with a 2-2 score, while Aussie Mason Semmens quietly captured third overall with a 5-5 score.

Derek Drake pushed for the lead in both motos.

 

Grant Harlan Dare Demartile is currently leading the WORCS series, but doesn’t mind devoting time to MX–and pocketing a little cash. Derek Kelly.

 

450 PRO SHOWCASE SHOWDOWN

1. Colt Nichols 1/1
2. Derek Drake 2/2
3. Mason Semmens 5/5
4.Grant Harlan 3/8
5. Dare Demartile 6/7
6. Derek Kelley 8/6
7. Romain Pape 12/4
8.Josh Mosiman 7/9
9. Scotty Verhaeghe 10/10
10. Bryson Gardner 13/11
11. Brad West 4/21
12. Trevor Stewart 11/15
13. Sean Lipanovich 15/12
14. Dakota Bender 14/13
15. Blayne Thompson 16/14
16. Brandon Ray 9/22
17. Enzo Temmerman DNF/3
18. Brad Burkhart 17/17
19. Dominic Desimone 21/16
20. Brock Reveal 18/19

 

The Bar-X Yamaha team was in full force in the 250 Pro Showcase Showdown. The ultimate winner was Dilan Schwartz, but his teammates were all over him. If you would like to watch the races for yourself, you can see Dirt Bike Managing Editor Mark Tilley and Jack Korpela making the call live as it went down below.

Dilan Schwartz won both 250 motos. Parker Ross was second in both motos. Cole Timboe went 4-4 for third in the 250 Pro class. Reven Gordon was fourth with a 5-5 score, besting his brother’s 3-7 tally. Landen Gordon was third in the first 250 Pro moto.

 

 

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