The 2023 Loretta Lynn’s Amateur Championship concluded with a week of thrilling motocross action. Despite challenging weather conditions, the riders showcased their determination and skill as they fought for the championships in their respective classes.

In the Moto 3: Open Pro Sport, Daxton Bennick of Monster Energy Yamaha Star Racing put on a dominant performance, securing another win to clinch the championship. Despite a rough start, Bennick made a comeback and passed his competitors to take the lead.

In Moto 3: 250 Pro Sport, Mark Fineis of GASGAS Amateur Team held onto his lead and overcame wet and muddy conditions to secure the championship.

Krystian Janik of Monster Energy Kawasaki Team Green showed impressive progress throughout the week and took the win in Moto 3: 250 B, ultimately earning him the championship.

Casey Cochran of Rockstar Energy Husqvarna faced some challenges but managed to continue his pursuit of the championship in Moto 3: Schoolboy 2 (12-17) B/C.

The Supermini classes saw intense competition between Seth Dennis, Deacon Denno, and Landen Gordon. In Moto 3: Supermini 1 (12-15) and Supermini 2 (13-16), Landen Gordon emerged as the champion after consistently finishing on the podium in both classes.

The Mini Sr. 1 (12-14) and Mini Sr. 2 (13-15) classes featured highly competitive racing. Colby Lessar took the championship in Mini Sr. 1, while Vincent Wey secured the championship in Mini Sr. 2.

In the Senior (40+) and Masters (50+) classes, Jeff Emig demonstrated his skill and experience, winning both championships.

The event concluded with an awards ceremony, where the 36 newly crowned AMA National Champions were celebrated for their outstanding performances.

Overall, the 2023 Loretta Lynn’s Amateur Championship provided thrilling motocross action and showcased the talent and determination of the riders.