The fifth round of the American National Enduro Championship (NEPG) at McArthur saw a reduced Pro Women field, with only two riders lining up for the event.
Regular front-runners Shelby Turner and Rachel Gutish were both absent this weekend. Turner was competing in Europe, where she claimed victory, while Gutish secured the Enduro Women World Championship title on the other side of the Atlantic.
With several of her closest rivals missing, championship leader Korie Steede made the most of the opportunity. The Husqvarna Factory Racing rider controlled the event from start to finish to remain unbeaten this season and take another important step toward the 2026 title.
Taylor Johnston delivered a solid performance aboard her Triumph to secure second place, earning her first podium finish of the season in the Pro Women category.
The American National Enduro Championship returns in three weeks for round six, where a larger field is expected to challenge Steede’s winning streak.
Another victory for Korie Steede at McArthur
