Today marked the third and final race of the Women’s class at Loretta Lynn’s. After appearing to struggle in the second race, Mayla Herrick had vowed to win—and today, she delivered in style. This victory secured her first-ever Women’s class title.
Jordan Jarvis needed a win to clinch the championship. The experienced Yamaha rider gave it her all from the start. Despite a minor mistake during the moto, she finished second on the day and second overall for the week, tied on points with Herrick.
Everyone was eager to see where Hannah Hodges would finish. By taking third, she secured a spot on the podium with her child in her arms. Always a joy to watch, she put together a fantastic week of racing.
Finding a good rhythm, Lilly-Ann Pettus took fourth in the moto and fourth overall in the class. A few small mistakes kept her from contending for the podium. Tinley McCoy finished ahead of Piper Bell in the final moto, but in the overall standings, it was the KTM rider who secured fifth place ahead of the Yamaha rider.
Isla Phillips finished seventh in the final moto and eighth overall. Despite a few errors in the opening moto, it was a strong finish to the week for the young Husqvarna rider. Nanami Honda took eighth in the third race, securing a spot in the overall top ten.
Zoe Moore could only manage ninth on the day. However, her strong start to the week allowed her to finish seventh overall. She is also in contention for a podium finish in the Girls’ class.
Kiana Kurtz rounded out the top ten in the final race, securing 19th overall. Despite a tougher final moto, Kelsey Harris finished ninth overall. Shelby Rolen, who showed great consistency throughout the week, narrowly missed out on the overall top ten.
