2026 WORCS Round 6 Results

| June 22, 2026

The Rocky Mountain ATV/MC WORCS Series returned to one of off-road racing’s most iconic venues as competitors rolled into Glen Helen Raceway in San Bernardino, California, on June 20-21 for the final round before the summer hiatus.

Tyler Lynn at 2026 Glen Helen WORCS — **Tyler Lynn recorded a hard-fought win at the Glen Helen round of the WORCS Championship.**

Story & Photos by Connor Moore

The race included a dedicated Pro section that proved to be both a passing zone and a trap waiting to happen. Riders dropped off a small K-rail into a steep downhill before charging through a rough, dusty section behind the truck track. Multiple line choices near the end of the section allowed racers to attack or defend before launching back over the tires and K-rail to rejoin the main course. After the dust had settled over the weekend, Tyler Lynn emerged as the Pro 450-class winner.

Saturday

The Open Pro class saw home-track favorite Dustyn Davis put his Glen Helen experience to good use. Davis steadily built his lead throughout the seven-lap race, posting the event’s fastest lap at 8:45.425 and taking the overall victory. Jake Alvarez kept the pressure on early, settling into second, while Colton Aeck rounded out the podium after working his way up from fourth on the opening lap.

Dustyn Davis at 2026 Glen Helen WORCS — **Dustyn Davis (508) won the Pro 250 and Open Pro classes.**

In Vet Pro, off-road legend Ivan Ramirez made his debut in the Rocky Mountain ATV/MC WORCS Series and immediately reminded everyone why his name commands such respect. Ramirez controlled the race from the outset and set the fastest lap at 9:01.907 en route to victory. Series regular Travis Damon entered the weekend undefeated but had to settle for second after pushing Ramirez throughout the six-lap contest. Nick Stover completed the podium, while Hayden Florez finished fourth.

The Women’s Pro division welcomed back Lauren Woods, who was competing in the opening rounds of the WMX Championship in Pro Motocross in the previous weeks. Woods wasted no time re-establishing herself, grabbing the holeshot and leading every lap on her GasGas. Her pace proved untouchable as she cruised to victory. Maddy Weber held second throughout the race and posted the class’s fastest lap at 10:15.445. Brook Whipple completed the podium, with Rachel Burton finishing fourth.

Sunday

Davis carried his momentum from Saturday into Sunday and looked exceptional all afternoon. Racing at his home course, the Honda rider consistently maintained a blistering pace and recorded the fastest lap in class with an 8:55.029. Davis never relinquished the lead and secured another overall victory. Behind him, the battle for the remaining podium spots stayed close for much of the race.

Cole Zeller briefly found himself near the front before disaster struck early. Entering the Pro section’s final stretch, Zeller clipped a K-rail and crashed violently, slamming into the ground. Forced to regroup, the KTM rider put his head down and launched an impressive recovery to salvage second place.

RPM Racing teammates Noah Gordon and Colton Aeck waged a race-long battle for the final podium spot. Gordon’s consistency ultimately paid off as he edged Aeck by just over a minute at the checkered flag. Sam Pretscherer finished fifth after a steady ride, while Harlem Nelson completed the top six. Kayden Lynn was unable to continue after an early DNF.

The Pro 450 class featured a thrilling duel between Mason Semmens and Lynn. Semmens grabbed the early advantage and held off both Lynn and Dare DeMartile through the opening laps.

Midway through the race, Lynn came alive. On lap four, Lynn laid down an incredible 8:46.156—the fastest lap of the day—and used that same lap to make the decisive pass for the lead. From there, the Honda rider managed the race brilliantly, though Semmens refused to go away. The pair stayed within striking distance all the way to the finish, with only seven seconds separating them after more than two hours of racing. Semmens settled for second but showcased championship-winning speed throughout the day.

Lauren Woods at 2026 Glen Helen WORCS — **Lauren Woods dominated the Pro Women’s class.**

Dare DeMartile had the pace to challenge the front runners, but mistakes proved costly. The Beta rider tipped over three times around the course, including incidents in the technical Pro section. Despite the setbacks, DeMartile remounted each time and fought back to secure third place, preserving a podium finish.

Jake Alvarez brought his Kawasaki home in fourth after a consistent ride, while Hayden Florez rounded out the top five. As the checkered flag waved over Glen Helen Raceway, the Rocky Mountain ATV/MC WORCS Series closed the first half of the season in fitting fashion. One of the sport’s most storied venues once again delivered close racing, dramatic moments, and plenty of memorable performances. Now, with the summer break ahead, riders and teams will have time to regroup before returning to battle for championships in the second half of the season.CN