AMA West Hare Scramble : Cupid’s Classic – Results

Kevin
16 February 2025
Offroad

Cupid’s Classic, the second round of the AMA West Hare Scrambles Championship, took place this weekend. Rachel Stout won ahead of Ashlee Gage and Ty Woolslayer.

West Hare Scramble - Overall

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