The fourth round of the American National Enduro Championship (ANEC) took place this weekend in Greensboro, where Korie Steede once again proved untouchable in the Pro Women class. The Rockstar Energy Husqvarna rider claimed her fourth consecutive victory of the season and continues to strengthen her position at the top of the championship standings.
Despite making a few mistakes during the day, Steede dominated the event by setting the fastest time in all seven special tests. Her pace and consistency once again allowed her to control the race from start to finish as she further extended her championship lead.
Behind her, Enduro Engineering Triumph’s Shelby Turner delivered another solid and consistent performance to secure second place. The Canadian continues to establish herself as one of the strongest contenders in the class and remains a regular presence on the podium this season.
Defending champion Rachel Gutish completed the podium in third after a strong finish to the race. The Rieju rider gained time late in the day and secured her podium position in the final test, eventually finishing eleven seconds ahead of Brooke Cosner and her Kawasaki machine.
Rylie Howard impressed in her first appearance of the season by securing a top-five result aboard her Yamaha, while Dana Johnson crossed the line in sixth position ahead of Taylor Johnston.
The ANEC series will now head to McArthur, Ohio, for the Helmet House Little Raccoon National Enduro on June 21, where Korie Steede will look to continue her perfect run of victories.
