The 2025 WORCS Series concluded at Twentynine Palms Motorsports Complex, with Dare Demartile winning his second consecutive 450 Pro Championship. Mason Semmens secured the 250 Pro title, while Racer Fry clinched the Pro-Am championship. The event featured intense races and new champions across multiple classes, highlighting the season’s challenges and competitors’ skills.
The Rocky Mountain ATV/MC WORCS Series concluded its season at a new venue in Twentynine Palms, showcasing challenging terrain. Beau Judge secured the championship with a flawless performance, while Paxton Schendel claimed a first professional title. The event celebrated the SXS division’s legacy, thanking participants for their contributions to the series’ history.
The 2025 Rocky Mountain ATV/MC WORCS Series wrapped up its final round at the Twentynine Palms Motorsports Complex, marking an exciting conclusion to another incredible season of off-road racing. This all-new venue had everything riders could ask for — a motocross section filled with deep ruts and massive jumps leading out into a fast, flowing eight-mile off-road loop. Sunday’s races featured an all-new Pro Section that proved to be one of the toughest of the year, challenging riders with steep ridge climbs, rocky descents, and uncut desert terrain. It quickly became the deciding factor in several championship battles, as lines, traction, and momentum could make or break an entire lap. The Pro ATV race kicked off with intensity as riders charged through the motocross section and into the desert portion of the course. Early on, Travis Damon looked unstoppable, dominating through the Pro Section and stretching out a big lead. Unfortunately, mechanical issues struck mid-race, forcing him to pull off to make quick repairs before remounting and charging back toward the finish. With Damon momentarily sidelined, Beau Baron capitalized. The multi-time champion maintained a flawless pace and avoided trouble through the rocky terrain, crossing the finish line first and locking in yet another WORCS Pro ATV Championship. Behind him, Logan Huff rode a strong and steady race to claim second, while Damon salvaged third after his setback. Layne Fryar and Cole Fryar rounded out the top five, both putting in consistent rides on the demanding course.
Pro ATV Top 5:
1. Beau Baron – Honda
2. Logan Huff – Yamaha
3. Travis Damon – Yamaha
4. Layne Fryar – Yamaha
5. Cole Fryar – Yamaha
Leaver Claims Pro-Am ATV Championship In the Pro-Am division, the newly introduced Pro Section made for some of the most dramatic racing of the weekend. With deep ruts and steep climbs testing both rider skill and machine endurance, every lap felt like a new challenge. Gage Leaver, coming into the round with the championship locked up after Daven Desilva had a bad crash in practice, leaving him with a broken collarbone, and Eduardo Rojas just out of reach to catch up. This eventually helped him: after leading for most of the race, a mechanical failure forced him to the back of the pack, where he finished in 6th place. It was Eduardo Rojas who took the win for the round, putting in a near-flawless ride and setting a fast pace throughout the day. Behind him, Aaron Smith and Kenneth Pellmann rounded out the podium, while Todd Ellsworth and James Sanders completed the top five.
Pro-Am ATV Top 5:
1. Eduardo Rojas – Honda
2. Aaron Smith – Honda
3. Kenneth Pellmann – Yamaha
4. Todd Ellsworth – Honda
5. James Sanders – Yamaha
Saturday’s Women’s Pro ATV race carried its own stories of triumph and heartbreak. Layne Fryar was off to a strong start and battling near the front when mechanical trouble struck early, ending her day on the opening lap. Meanwhile, after missing most of the season, Torey Matajcich returned to WORCS competition in dominant fashion. The Lake Havasu City native showed she hadn’t missed a step, winning both of the final two rounds of the season. Bailey Baron put in another solid ride to take second, followed by Donna Espensen in third and Heidi Colman in fourth.
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Women’s Pro ATV Top 5:
1. Torey Matajcich – Yamaha
2. Bailey Baron – Honda
3. Donna Espensen – Honda
4. Heidi Colman – Yamaha
5. Layne Fryar – Yamaha (DNS)
The Rocky Mountain ATV/MC WORCS Series showcased its demanding course in Mesquite MX, Nevada. Tyler Lynn dominated the Pro 450 class, securing first, while Mason Semmens claimed the Pro 250 title. Isla Phillips excelled in the Women’s Pro division. The event tested riders’ endurance and sets the stage for the season finale.
The WORCS Series returned to Mesquite MX, where riders faced a challenging course. Max Lindquist dominated the Pro ATV class with a record lap time, securing first place. Gage Leaver displayed exceptional speed in Pro-Am, while Torey Matajcich clinched the Women’s Pro Championship with a commanding win. The final round awaits in 29 Palms.
This weekend’s WORCS action brought the heat with two stacked lineups in the Pro Production and Pro Stock classes. The fans at the track were treated to bar-to-bar battles, family rivalries, and some blazing fast lap times that kept the excitement high from the drop of the gate to the checkered flag.
The Pro Production class saw Rocklin’s Beau Judge waste no time proving why he’s one of the most consistent threats in the field. From the very first lap, Judge set the tone with a 7:31.313 opener before absolutely flying on Lap 2 with the fastest time of the race at 7:20.348. From there, it was smooth sailing as he kept a steady rhythm, never relinquishing the lead and crossing the line with a clean sweep of all six laps at the top. Right behind him, however, was a familiar last name—his son, Braden Judge. The Sacramento native had to claw his way through, starting nearly a minute down after Lap 1. Despite the gap, Braden put together some strong laps in the middle of the moto, including an 8:08.618 on Lap 5 and a near match to Beau’s pace on Lap 6 at 7:41.147. Though he couldn’t close the gap completely, Braden’s consistency earned him a well-deserved runner-up finish, making it a Judge family 1–2 sweep. Behind them, Paxton Schendel kept things steady on his Polaris, navigating through some tricky lap times. His fastest push came with an 8:02.867 in Lap 4, but ultimately he had to settle into third, still putting in a respectable ride against two of the toughest competitors in the field. Rounding out the class was Las Vegas racer Jeremiah Wagner, who started strong with a 7:32.633 opening lap and nearly matched Beau Judge’s hot pace in Lap 2 with a 7:23.469. Unfortunately, a grueling Lap 3 of over 14 minutes buried his chances at a podium run. Despite rallying back with some solid late-race laps, Wagner finished fourth overall.
If Pro Production was about the Judges, the Pro Stock class belonged to Paxton Schendel. Shaking off his third-place result earlier, Schendel came out swinging in this one. He opened with a quick 7:47.175, then dropped the hammer in Lap 2 with a blistering 7:40.606—the fastest lap of the race. From there, Schendel never looked back, controlling the race from start to finish and locking down the win. Hot on his heels was Karsen Sandberg, who kept Schendel honest in the opening laps. His early times were strong, including a 7:45.324 on Lap 2, but as the laps ticked away, small mistakes added up. Sandberg still managed to keep the gap reasonable, finishing runner-up just 18 seconds back by the final lap. Trevor Lee rounded out the podium in third. His pace wasn’t far off early on, but time lost in Laps 1–3 left him playing catch-up. Despite that, he closed with one of his best laps in Lap 6 at 7:43.827, showing there’s plenty of speed in the tank heading into the next round.
The weekend at Glen Helen Raceway featured intense racing under high temperatures. In the Pro class, Beau Baron showcased his skills, leading the pack despite strong competition from Travis Damon and Logan Huffe. Torey Matajcich dominated the Women’s Pro class with impressive lap times, while Gage Leaver won the Pro-Am class through consistency and resilience.
The Rocky Mountain ATV/MC WORCS Series at Glen Helen Raceway showcased intense racing, featuring high-speed duels and physical challenges. Beta’s Dare Demartile and Justin Hoeft led the Pro class, while Colton Aeck won the Pro 250s. Racer Fry dominated the Pro-Am class, revealing promising talent for the sport’s future.
WORCS Racing’s Round 6 at Cache Valley MX featured an intense weekend of ATV competitions. Beau Baron won the Pro class after Travis Damon faced mechanical issues. Gage Leaver dominated the Pro-Am class, while Layne Fryar showcased her skill in the Women’s Pro class. The championship race intensifies as the series heads to Glen Helen.
Round 6 of the Rocky Mountain ATV/MC WORCS Series in Preston, Idaho featured a challenging 5.4-mile track. Dare Demartile dominated the Pro 450 race, winning by over a minute. Mason Semmens excelled in the Pro 250 class, while Racer Fry triumphed in Pro-Am. The weekend showcased exciting performances across various divisions, highlighting rising talents.
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