2026 MotoAmerica Mini Cup National Championship Final Results (Updated)

The results are in for the final day of racing of the 2026 MotoAmerica Mission Mini Cup National Championship Final at Road America.

2026 MotoAmerica Mini Cup National Championship Final Results (Sunday, August 9)

Sunday Showers Deliver Showdown As Champions Are Crowned At Mission Mini Cup National Final 

Dill And Farhand Undefeated In GP Classes, While Jazikoff and Texter Clinch Stock Championships In Thrilling Finale

Photo by Shots by AMD

This is a press release/race recap from MotoAmerica…

Elkhart Lake, WI (August 9, 2026) — The final day of the 2026 MotoAmerica Mission Mini Cup National Championship Final concluded in dramatic fashion at Road America’s Briggs & Stratton Motorplex kart facility. Sunday saw the young racers transition to the counterclockwise Layout B, forcing them to adapt to a new configuration before rain arrived following the morning’s Qualifying 1 sessions. By Sunday evening, two riders had completed flawless weekends with perfect sweeps of their respective classes, while spectacular comebacks in the two youngest classes capped an unforgettable weekend of youth road racing.

GP 190: Jase Dill Sweeps The Premier Class

In the premier GP 190 class, Jase Dill (#97, Ohvale USA) proved his talent across every appearance of the weekend. Having dominated Layout A on Saturday with a perfect pole-to-flag performance in both race one and race two, Dill carried his momentum to Layout B on Sunday.

Dill secured the Sunday pole position with an overall best qualifying time of 52.485 seconds. In Sunday’s race one, Dill delivered another masterclass, leading from start to finish to cross the line first and set the weekend’s ultimate pace with a best lap time of 54.246 seconds. Behind him, Maverick Johnson (#63, Star GP Academy/Eleven Motorsports) bounced back from a disappointing Saturday race two DNF to finish second, just 1.458 seconds behind Dill. Dexter Daytona Salaverria (#81, Team Ohvale USA) crossed the finish line in third.

Race two was a repeat performance of Dill’s unmatched speed. Dill captured the victory by a comfortable 5.931-second margin over Johnson, who again finished second, while Salaverria completed the podium in third.

With four race victories and two pole positions across both layouts, Dill secured the overall GP 190 National Championship after completing a perfect weekend. Connor Raymond (#44, Raymond Racing) secured second overall in the championship with 76 points, while Salaverria completed the championship podium in third with 71 points.

GP 160: Zaal Farhand Defends His Crown

The GP 160 class was dominated from start to finish by defending champion Zaal Farhand (#98, Gridline 84). Farhand topped Sunday’s combined qualifying session with a pole-winning time of 55.753 seconds.

In Sunday’s race one, Farhand showcased his signature poise and precision, cruising to a 5.500-second victory over Tommy Molnar (#152, Team Molnar), who took second. Lambert Su (#777, Apex Racing) claimed the final step on the podium in third. Farhand replicated his clinical performance in Sunday’s race two, extending his lead to finish a dominant 9.068 seconds ahead of Su, who claimed a strong second-place finish, while Molnar finished third.

Farhand completed an undefeated weekend across both layouts to successfully defend his GP 160 title, earning him the National Championship with a perfect 110 points. Su claimed second overall in the championship standings with 86 points, while Molnar secured third overall with 65 points.

GP 110: Cruise Texter Wins GP 110 National Championship

The GP 110 class saw a fierce, weekend-long battle between the nation’s top young riders. Cruise Texter (#26, CTR / Roof Systems) claimed pole position in Sunday’s combined qualifying with a quick 57.621-second lap.

Texter carried his Saturday momentum into Sunday’s race one, riding a stellar defensive race to capture a 5.185-second victory over his main rival, Chase Jazikoff (#422, Team Dunlop Elite). Cole Schannen (#18, CS18 Racing) rounded out the podium in third.

In Sunday afternoon’s race two, Chase Jazikoff fought back in spectacular fashion, taking the holeshot and holding off Texter to secure his first GP 110 victory of the weekend by 2.680 seconds. Bruno Bolanos (#95, Mako Racing) crossed the line in a close third, just under 10 seconds back.

Despite Jazikoff’s race two victory, Texter’s three wins and a runner-up finish over the weekend were more than enough to secure the overall GP 110 National Championship with 105 points. Chase Jazikoff finished second overall with 91 points, and Christian Berlowitz (#17, Beastmode Racing), claimed third overall with 67 points.

Stock 110: Absolute Drama And Grit Earns Texter The Double

The Stock 110 class delivered the most dramatic, heart-stopping championship finale of the entire weekend. Double-class threat, Cruise Texter (#26, CTR / Roof Systems) took pole position in Sunday’s combined qualifying with a time of 59.966 seconds.

In Sunday’s race one, Chase Jazikoff (#422, Team Dunlop Elite) broke Texter’s weekend win streak by riding a brilliant race on his Kawasaki KLX 110, securing a 2.582-second victory over Texter, while Bruno Bolanos (#95, Mako Racing) finished third.

The result set up a dramatic championship showdown in Sunday’s race two. Early in the race, disaster struck as both championship front-runners crashed. Texter was leading Jazikoff through Turn 1 before losing control. Jazikoff reacted and followed, as the field passed the grounded riders. With a mix of adrenaline, determination, and true championship grit, both young riders remounted their motorcycles and charged back through the field.

Jazikoff made an unbelievable recovery to secure a third-place finish. Texter put on an equally heroic charge, clawing his way back to finish in fourth place.
Bruno Bolanos capitalized on the drama to claim a well-deserved race-two victory, followed by Bron Macanga (#55, Nomad Family Grid) in second.

The final point calculations revealed just how crucial those recovered points were. Texter’s fourth-place finish earned him 13 points, bringing his total to 93 points. Jazikoff’s third-place finish earned him 16 points, bringing his final tally to 91 points. By a razor-thin margin of just two points, Texter edged out Jazikoff to claim the Stock 110 National Championship.

The championship completed an extraordinary double for the Pennsylvania rider, who secured both the GP 110 and Stock 110 titles after winning the 2025 Stock 50 National Championship. Bolanos claimed third overall in the Stock 110 national standings with 72 points.

Stock 50: Cooper Jazikoff Wins Championship in Epic Tie-Breaker

The Stock 50 class provided some of the most competitive and inspiring action of the weekend, culminating in a dramatic tie-breaker for the national title. Marcus Su (#66, Apex Racing) claimed Sunday’s pole position with a combined qualifying time of 1:09.583.

In Sunday’s race one, Su took full advantage of pole position to secure a spectacular victory, crossing the line 0.867 of a second ahead of Kyle Kang (#26, Apex Racing Team), in second, and Alexander Andonovski (#67, Andonovski Racing Team) in third. Saturday’s race one and race two winner, Cooper Jazikoff (#423, Team Dunlop Elite), struggled to find his rhythm on Layout B, finishing a distant sixth.

In the final Stock 50 race of the weekend, Jazikoff staged a spectacular comeback. Jazikoff rode a brilliant defensive race to take a crucial victory, holding off a charging Su by a narrow 1.162 seconds. Kang completed his double-podium Sunday with another third-place finish.

When the final points were calculated, Jazikoff and Su were deadlocked at the top of the standings, tied with 95 points apiece. According to championship rules, the national title tiebreaker is decided by the best position in the final race of the weekend. By virtue of his dramatic victory in Sunday’s final race two, Jazikoff officially clinched the tiebreaker to become the overall Stock 50 National Champion. Su was awarded second overall with 95 points, and Kang finished third overall with 78 points.

Championship Prizes and Sponsors

The 2026 MotoAmerica Mission Mini Cup National Championship Final was supported by an incredible lineup of sponsors who provided world-class prizes to reward these exceptional young athletes for their dedication, skill, and sportsmanship.

National champions and top performers walked away with some of the most coveted prizes in youth road racing:

• Arai Corsair-X Helmet: Champions were awarded the premier, race-proven safety of a custom Arai Corsair-X helmet.
• Dunlop Team Elite Offer And Custom Guitar: Elite performers earned exclusive Dunlop Team Elite contract offers, paving their way to advanced racing support on Dunlop’s world-class spec tires, along with a custom Dunlop guitar.
• Motion Pro Prize Pack: Special performance awards included a gift for top finishers from Motion Pro.
• MotoAmerica Talent Cup Entry: All age-eligible 2026 champions receive an offer to waive 2027 MotoAmerica Talent Cup entry fees.
• Tommy Duma Championship Pendant: A beautifully crafted, custom championship pendant from Tommy Duma Fine Jewelers, a historic hallmark of achievement for MotoAmerica’s national champions.

Left to Right: Cruise Texter (GP 110 and Stock 110), Zaal Farhand (GP 160), Jase Dill (GP 190) and Cooper Jazikoff (Stock 50) are your 2026 Mini Cup National Champions. Photo by Shots by AMD.

These prizes highlight MotoAmerica’s commitment, alongside its partners, to cultivating the next generation of American road racing stars.

2026 MotoAmerica Mini Cup National Championship Final Results

GP 190 – Sunday Combined Qualifying

1. Jase Dill
2. Maverick Johnson
3. Connor Raymond
4. Dexter Daytona Salaverria
5. Parker Busse

GP 110 – Sunday Combined Qualifying

1. Cruise Texter
2. Christian Berlowitz
3. Bruno Bolanos
4. Cole Schannen
5. Chase Jazikoff

GP 160 – Sunday Combined Qualifying

1. Zaal Farhand
2. Lambert Su
3. Christian Berlowitz
4. Tommy Molnar
5. Artur Pinol Castellanos

Stock 50 – Sunday Combined Qualifying

1. Marcus Su
2. Cooper Jazikoff
3. Kyle Kang
4. Alexander Andonovski
5. Carter Blackner

Stock 110 – Sunday Combined Qualifying

1. Cruise Texter
2. Chase Jazikoff
3. Bruno Bolanos
4. Bron Macanga
5. Ashton Alexander

GP 110 – Race 1 (Sunday )

1. Cruise Texter
2. Chase Jazikoff
3. Cole Schannen
4. Christian Berlowitz
5. Ashton Alexander

GP 110 – Race 2 (Sunday )

1. Chase Jazikoff
2. Cruise Texter
3. Bruno Bolanos
4. Ashton Alexander
5. Christian Berlowitz

GP 160 – Race 1 (Sunday )

1. Zaal Farhand
2. Tommy Molnar
3. Lambert Su
4. Christian Berlowitz
5. Israel (IJ) Cavazos

GP 160 – Race 2 (Sunday )

1. Zaal Farhand
2. Lambert Su
3. Tommy Molnar
4. Christian Berlowitz
5. Rylan Sy

GP 190 – Race 1 (Sunday )

1. Jase Dill
2. Maverick Johnson
3. Dexter Daytona Salaverria
4. Connor Raymond
5. Parker Busse

GP 190 – Race 2 (Sunday )

1. Jase Dill
2. Maverick Johnson
3. Dexter Daytona Salaverria
4. Connor Raymond
5. Parker Busse

Stock 50 – Race 1 (Sunday )

1. Marcus Su
2. Kyle Kang
3. Alexander Andonovski
4. Carter Blackner
5. Colten Parker

Stock 50 – Race 2 (Sunday )

1. Cooper Jazikoff
2. Marcus Su
3. Kyle Kang
4. Carter Blackner
5. Alexander Andonovski

Stock 110 – Race 1 (Sunday )

1. Chase Jazikoff
2. Cruise Texter
3. Bruno Bolanos
4. Ashton Alexander
5. Julian Hackett

Stock 110 – Race 2 (Sunday )

1. Bruno Bolanos
2. Bron Macanga
3. Chase Jazikoff
4. Cruise Texter
5. Ethan Powers

2026 GP 110 Championship Standings

1. Cruise Texter (105)
2. Chase Jazikoff (91)
3. Christian Berlowitz (67)
4. Cole Schannen (60)
5. Bruno Bolanos (60)
6. Ashton Alexander (51)
7. Marcus Su (42)
8. Camdyn Dill (34)
9. Bron Macanga (33)
10. Israel (IJ) Cavazos (33)

2026 GP 160 Championship Standings

1. Zaal Farhand (110)
2. Lambert Su (86)
3. Tommy Molnar (65)
4. Christian Berlowitz (59)
5. Cole Schannen (49)
6. Chase Jazikoff (47)
7. Artur Pinol Castellanos (46)
8. Rylan Sy (37)
9. Israel (IJ) Cavazos (36)
10. Bron Macanga (36)

2026 GP 190 Championship Standings

1. Jase Dill (110)
2. Connor Raymond (76)
3. Dexter Daytona Salaverria (71)
4. Maverick Johnson (66)
5. Parker Busse (53)
6. Artur Pinol Castellanos (51)
7. Mason McIntire (45)
8. Kace Parsley (41)
9. Alejandro Aviles Gonzalez (39)
10. Alex Alberton (10)

2026 Stock 50 Championship Standings

1. Cooper Jazikoff (95)
2. Marcus Su (95)
3. Kyle Kang (78)
4. Alexander Andonovski (63)
5. Carter Blackner (58)
6. Colten Parker (50)
7. Ronan Akrop (44)
8. Maximus Nolan (43)
9. Ailene Abbs (33)
10. Jean West (32)

2026 Stock 110 Championship Standings

1. Cruise Texter (93)
2. Chase Jazikoff (91)
3. Bruno Bolanos (72)
4. Bron Macanga (67)
5. Ethan Powers (51)
6. Owen Smith (50)
7. Julian Hackett (48)
8. Ashton Alexander (39)
9. Brandon Barreto (36)
10. Zachary Tancredi (35)

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2026 MotoAmerica Mini Cup National Championship Final Results (Saturday, August 8)

Double Domination From Mission Mini Cup National Final Class Leaders

Cruise Texter Completes Double-Double, While Zaal Farhand, Jase Dill And Cooper Jazikoff Secure Clean Sweeps On Saturday

Photo by Shots by AMD

This is a press release/race recap from MotoAmerica…

Elkhart Lake, WI (August 8, 2026) — Day Two of the 2026 MotoAmerica Mission Mini Cup National Championship Final delivered a massive Saturday, with two sessions of qualifying and two races across five classes at Road America’s Briggs & Stratton Motorplex kart facility. By the end of an intense day of competition, a clear theme had emerged: dominant class leaders rose to the occasion, showing maturity and skill alongside their youth, commanding the field to sweep both Saturday races in their respective classes.

GP 190: All Heat, No Chill, For Dill

In the premier GP 190 class (ages 10-14), Jase Dill (#97, Ohvale USA) of Temecula, California, remained unfazed and virtually untouchable. After topping the results in both qualifying sessions to secure pole position with a best time of 53.523, Dill put on a masterclass of methodical, consistent riding. In race one, he led every single lap from start to finish, comfortably securing the win, while registering a race lap faster than his qualifying (53.435 seconds).

Connor Raymond (#44, Raymond Racing) kept Dill in his sights but never mounted a threat to the lead, while holding off Maverick Johnson (#63, Team MJR) of Weatherford, Texas, who crossed the line in third, 6.212 seconds behind the leader.

Race two saw Dill replicate his flawless form, maintaining complete control as he led every lap. Dill took the checkered flag 5.997 seconds ahead of the field. Raymond once again secured a strong second-place finish, while Dexter Daytona Salaverria (#81, Ohvale USA) of Petaluma, California, claimed third, following a disappointing DNF from Johnson on the sixth lap.

Dill was unbeatable following Saturday’s events, establishing himself as the benchmark heading into Sunday’s Layout B schedule—a configuration he led on Friday’s practices.

GP 160: Farhand In Command

The GP 160 class (ages 10-14) was once again controlled by the unmatched pace and precision of Zaal Farhand (#98, Gridline 84)—a class he already won (as well as GP 110) in 2025’s Mission Mini Cup National Championship Final. Farhand, who swept every single practice session on Friday, continued his streak into Saturday by topping both qualifying sessions, including a pole time of 56.049 in Qualifying 2.

In race one, which was red-flag abbreviated and called after six laps, Farhand had already built a lead of over two seconds when the red flag waved. He was awarded the win ahead of Lambert Su (#777, Apex Racing) of Tustin, California, who crossed the line in second, and Christian Berlowitz (#17, Beastmode Racing) of Somerset, New Jersey, in third.

Farhand’s winning ways were back on display in race two. Leading from the line, Farhand put on a clinical performance to finish a convincing 6.765 seconds ahead of his main rival, Su. Rylan Sy (#20, Sy Brothers Racing) of Stockton, California, completed a strong podium in third. Having topped every practice, qualifying, and race lap this weekend, Farhand is currently in a league of his own as he defends his 2025 GP 160 title.

GP 110: Cruise Texter Wins Thriller In Race 1, Powers To Race 2 Victory

The GP 110 class (ages 8-12) delivered spectacular bar-to-bar racing on Saturday. Double-class threat Cruise Texter (#26, CTR / Roof Systems) used his Qualifying 2 pole position (59.616) to full advantage in Race 1. Texter, the 2025 Stock 50 Champion, locked into an intense, race-long duel with Christian Berlowitz (#17, Beastmode Racing). Despite multiple gasp-inducing pass attempts from Berlowitz, Texter executed defensive lines, and quick rebuttals, ensuring no pass would stick. The two sprinted out of the final corner in a drag race to the finish line, with Texter holding on by a razor-thin 0.338 of a second to take the victory.

In Race 2, Texter was determined to avoid another close finish, pulling out to a commanding two-second lead by the third lap and extending it to a comfortable 5.126-second victory at the checkered flag. Chase Jazikoff (#422, Team Dunlop Elite) of Sanford, Florida, claimed second place after a fierce fight, finishing just a tenth of a second ahead of third-place finisher Bruno Bolanos (#95, Mako Racing) of Austin, Texas.

Stock 110: Cruise Texter Dazzles With “Double-Double”

Cruise Texter (#26) was absolutely unstoppable on stock machinery, sweeping both Stock 110 class (ages 8-12) races to secure a perfect four-for-four sweep of Saturday’s competitions. Texter topped both qualifying sessions on his CTR / Roof Systems Kawasaki KLX 110L, setting the pole mark at 1:01.093 in Qualifying 2.

In Race 1, Chase Jazikoff (#422, Team Dunlop Elite) grabbed the holeshot and led the opening laps. Texter, showing high patience, bided his time before executing a clean pass to take the lead. The race was red-flag abbreviated and called at two-thirds distance (7 laps), handing Texter the win by 6.589 seconds over Jazikoff, with Bron Macanga (#55, Nomad Family Grid) of Box Elder, South Dakota, finishing third.

Race 2 was a replication of Texter’s control as he led the 10-lap distance to take his fourth victory of the day by 6.676 seconds over a chasing Jazikoff. Ashton Alexander (#99, North East Cycle Outlet Racing) of Montoursville, Pennsylvania, secured third place.

Texter continues to demonstrate his speed and race craft in his remarkable “double-double” sweep in both Stock 110 and GP 110 on Saturday, as the grid swaps to Layout B (counterclockwise) where he led both practice sessions in both classes on Friday.

Stock 50: Dueling Duo – Cooper Jazikoff Holds Off Marcus Su In Saturday’s Races

The youngest racers of the weekend (ages 6-8) provided some of the closest and most inspiring action of the day. Cooper Jazikoff (#423, Team Dunlop Elite) of Sanford, Florida, and Marcus Su (#66, Apex Racing) of Tustin, California, reignited their intense rivalry from Friday. In Race 1, a confident Jazikoff showcased extreme speed, holding off Su for the entire 7-lap duration without ever surrendering the lead. The two riders broke away from the field, and while late-lap traffic created an opening for Su, Jazikoff rode defensively to take the win by 0.920 of a second. Kyle Kang (#26, Apex Racing) of Ontario, California, finished third.

Race 2 delivered even higher drama. Jazikoff suffered a poor start, allowing Su to seize the lead. Jazikoff spent the race within striking distance of Su. It came down to a spectacular final-lap pass where Jazikoff managed to snag the lead from Su, holding on to win by a razor-thin 0.350 of a second. Kyle Kang completed his double-podium day with another third-place finish. Jazikoff’s two victories gave him a sweep of Saturday’s Stock 50 races and set up another showdown with Su on Sunday.

Sunday Brings A Change Of Direction

With Saturday’s races concluded on Layout A, the championship battle will transition to the challenging, counterclockwise Layout B. The direction swap will test the riders’ adaptability and mental toughness, as Friday’s practice proved that Layout B offers a completely different set of elevation and cornering dynamics. With national championships on the line, expect the dominant class leaders to face fierce resistance from competitors who thrived on Layout B during Friday’s practice sessions.

Sunday’s final championship races will continue on MotoAmerica Live+, with live streaming and video on-demand coverage starting at 12:30 p.m. Central Time (CT).

2026 MotoAmerica Mini Cup National Championship Final Results

GP 110 – Qualifying 1 (Saturday)

1. Chase Jazikoff
2. Christian Berlowitz
3. Cruise Texter
4. Cole Schannen
5. Bruno Bolanos

GP 110 – Qualifying 2 (Saturday)

1. Cruise Texter
2. Christian Berlowitz
3. Chase Jazikoff
4. Bruno Bolanos
5. Cole Schannen

GP 160 – Qualifying 1 (Saturday)

1. Zaal Farhand
2. Lambert Su
3. Christian Berlowitz
4. Tommy Molnar
5. Rylan Sy

GP 160 – Qualifying 2 (Saturday)

1. Zaal Farhand
2. Lambert Su
3. Christian Berlowitz
4. Tommy Molnar
5. Rylan Sy

GP 190 – Qualifying 1 (Saturday)

1. Jase Dill
2. Connor Raymond
3. Maverick Johnson
4. Dexter Daytona Salaverria
5. Parker Busse

Stock 50 – Qualifying 1 (Saturday)

1. Marcus Su
2. Cooper Jazikoff
3. Kyle Kang
4. Alexander Andonovski
5. Colten Parker

Stock 50 – Qualifying 2 (Saturday)

1. Cooper Jazikoff
2. Marcus Su
3. Kyle Kang
4. Alexander Andonovski
5. Carter Blackner

Stock 110 – Qualifying 1 (Saturday)

1. Cruise Texter
2. Chase Jazikoff
3. Bruno Bolanos
4. Bron Macanga
5. Ashton Alexander

Stock 110 – Qualifying 2 (Saturday)

1. Cruise Texter
2. Chase Jazikoff
3. Ashton Alexander
4. Bruno Bolanos
5. Bron Macanga

GP 110 – Race 1 (Saturday)

1. Cruise Texter
2. Christian Berlowitz
3. Chase Jazikoff
4. Cole Schannen
5. Bruno Bolanos

GP 110 – Race 2 (Saturday)

1. Cruise Texter
2. Chase Jazikoff
3. Bruno Bolanos
4. Christian Berlowitz
5. Cole Schannen

GP 160 – Race 1 (Saturday)

1. Zaal Farhand
2. Lambert Su
3. Christian Berlowitz
4. Tommy Molnar
5. Chase Jazikoff

GP 160 – Race 2 (Saturday)

1. Zaal Farhand
2. Lambert Su
3. Rylan Sy
4. Chase Jazikoff
5. Artur Pinol Castellanos

GP 190 – Race 1 (Saturday)

1. Jase Dill
2. Connor Raymond
3. Maverick Johnson
4. Dexter Daytona Salaverria
5. Parker Busse

Stock 50 – Race 1 (Saturday)

1. Cooper Jazikoff
2. Marcus Su
3. Kyle Kang
4. Alexander Andonovski
5. Carter Blackner

Stock 50 – Race 2 (Saturday)

1. Cooper Jazikoff
2. Marcus Su
3. Kyle Kang
4. Alexander Andonovski
5. Carter Blackner

GP 190 – Race 2 (Saturday)

1. Jase Dill
2. Connor Raymond
3. Dexter Daytona Salaverria
4. Artur Pinol Castellanos
5. Mason McIntire

Stock 110 – Race 1 (Saturday)

1. Cruise Texter
2. Chase Jazikoff
3. Bron Macanga
4. Ethan Powers
5. Owen Smith

Stock 110 – Race 2 (Saturday)

1. Cruise Texter
2. Chase Jazikoff
3. Ashton Alexander
4. Bron Macanga
5. Bruno Bolanos

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2026 MotoAmerica Mini Cup National Championship Final Results (Friday, August 7)

The first day of the 2026 MotoAmerica Mission Mini Cup National Championship Final kicked off at Road America on August 7.

Photos by Shots by AMD

This is a press release from MotoAmerica…

Elkhart Lake, WI (August 7, 2026) — The future of American motorcycle road racing took center stage today at the iconic Road America Briggs & Stratton Motorplex for the first day of the 2026 MotoAmerica Mission Mini Cup National Championship Final.

Designed specifically as the premier launchpad for aspiring road racers starting as young as six years old, the Mini Cup serves as a critical first step on the path toward developing North American talent for the global stage. Competitors across all five championship classes — Stock 50, Stock 110, GP 110, GP 160, and GP 190 — took to the track for their first laps of the weekend.

The morning sessions (Practice 1 and 2) took place on the clockwise Layout A, while the afternoon sessions (Practice 3 and 4) saw the field tackle the challenging, counterclockwise Layout B. The pressure will only mount as the weekend progresses: Saturday will feature qualifying and races on Layout A, while Sunday shifts the circuit to Layout B for another full day with qualifying and races.

GP 190: The Pace Was Set by Jase

The GP 190 class (ages 10-14), featuring riders on Ohvale GP-2 190 motorcycles, delivered the day’s fastest lap times.

In Practice 1, Connor Raymond (Raymond Racing), of Schwenksville, Pennsylvania, set the early pace on Layout A, leading the session overall with a 56.691 on the 0.700-mile kart track. However, as rubber was laid down on the track, Jase Dill (Ohvale USA) found his stride. Dill topped the sheets in Practice 2 on Layout A with a 55.015, before absolutely dominating the afternoon on Layout B. Dill posted a 52.652 in Practice 3 and lowered the benchmark to an incredible 51.832 in Practice 4. Raymond remained close behind, finishing as runner-up in Practices 2, 3, and 4.

GP 160: Zaal Farhand Commands a Flawless Sweep

In the GP 160 class (ages 10-14), Zaal Farhand (Gridline 84) of Thousand Oaks, California, put on a riding clinic aboard his Ohvale GP-0 160 EVO. Farhand was the only rider in his class to top every single practice session on Friday.

Layout A (Clockwise): Farhand opened the morning with a 1:01.865 in Practice 1 and chopped off four seconds to lead Practice 2 with a 57.854.

Layout B (Counterclockwise): Switching direction did nothing to slow Farhand down. He logged a 56.227 in Practice 3 before recording a blistering 54.648 in Practice 4.

Lambert Su of Apex Racing emerged as Farhand’s primary threat on Layout B, claiming the second spot in both afternoon sessions with a best lap of 55.145 in Practice 4.

GP 110: Cruise Texter and Cole Schannen Raise the Bar

The GP 110 class (ages 8-12), riding 110cc four-stroke Ohvale motorcycles, saw a spectacular duel between Cruise Texter (CTR / Roof System) of Willow Street, Pennsylvania and Cole Schannen (CS18 Racing) of New Palestine, Indiana.

On Layout A, Texter struck first by leading Practice 1 with a 1:03.522. In Practice 2, Schannen answered back for the CS18 Racing Team, claiming the top spot with a swift 1:01.899. When the field swapped to Layout B in the afternoon, Texter regained control, sweeping both sessions with a 58.634 in Practice 3 and a class-leading 57.855 in Practice 4. Schannen remained hot on his heels, finishing just 0.161 of a second behind Texter in the final practice of the day.

Double-class threat Cruise Texter was the class of the field in the Stock 110 category (ages 8-12) aboard his CTR / Roof Systems Kawasaki KLX 110L.

Texter swept all four practice sessions on Friday, demonstrating his adaptability and skill across both layouts. He recorded a 1:03.911 in Practice 1, a 1:02.974 in Practice 2, a 1:00.365 in Practice 3, and finally broke the sub-1-minute barrier with a 59.645 in Practice 4. Chase Jazikoff of Team Dunlop Elite kept the pressure high, finishing in the runner-up spot in all four sessions.

Stock 50: The Youngest Stars Fight to the Tenth of a Second

The Stock 50 class (ages 6-8), featuring the youngest racers of the weekend, primarily on Honda CRF50F machines, provided some of the closest and most inspiring action of the day.

Cooper Jazikoff of Team Dunlop Elite and Marcus Su of Apex Racing traded blows throughout the day. Jazikoff swept the clockwise Layout A sessions, topping Practice 1 with a 1:17.474 and Practice 2 with a 1:11.975. In the afternoon on Layout B, Su fought back, claiming the top spot in Practice 3 with a 1:09.911. In the final Practice 4 session, Jazikoff responded by retaking the lead with a day-best 1:08.553 to edge out Su’s 1:09.026.

The 2026 MotoAmerica Mission Mini Cup National Final will be featured on MotoAmerica Live+ with live streaming and video on-demand coverage of Saturday and Sunday races, with commentary from MotoAmerica Live+ hosts Roger Hayden and Jamie Howe. MotoAmerica Live+ will begin streaming at 12:30 p.m. (Central Time) on Saturday and Sunday.

2026 MotoAmerica Mini Cup National Championship Final Results

GP 110 – Practice 1

1. Cruise Texter
2. Cole Schannen
3. Chase Jazikoff
4. Christian Berlowitz
5. Bruno Bolanos

GP 110 – Practice 2

1. Cole Schannen
2. Chase Jazikoff
3. Christian Berlowitz
4. Bruno Bolanos
5. Marcus Su

GP 110 – Practice 3

1. Cruise Texter
2. Christian Berlowitz
3. Chase Jazikoff
4. Bruno Bolanos
5. Cole Schannen

GP 110 – Practice 4

1. Cruise Texter
2. Cole Schannen
3. Christian Berlowitz
4. Bruno Bolanos
5. Chase Jazikoff

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GP 160 – Practice 1

1. Zaal Farhand
2. Tommy Molnar
3. Rylan Sy
4. Lambert Su
5. Cole Schannen

GP 160 – Practice 2

1. Zaal Farhand
2. Christian Berlowitz
3. Lambert Su
4. Tommy Molnar
5. Rylan Sy

GP 160 – Practice 3

1. Zaal Farhand
2. Lambert Su
3. Tommy Molnar
4. Rylan Sy
5. Christian Berlowitz

GP 160 – Practice 4

1. Zaal Farhand
2. Lambert Su
3. Christian Berlowitz
4. Tommy Molnar
5. Rylan Sy

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GP 190 – Practice 1

1. Maverick Johnson
2. Connor Raymond
3. Jase Dill
4. Parker Busse
5. Mason McIntire

GP 190 – Practice 2

1. Jase Dill
2. Connor Raymond
3. Parker Busse
4. Maverick Johnson
5. Dexter Daytona Salaverria

GP 190 – Practice 3

1. Jase Dill
2. Connor Raymond
3. Dexter Daytona Salaverria
4. Maverick Johnson
5. Parker Busse

GP 190 – Practice 4

1. Jase Dill
2. Connor Raymond
3. Maverick Johnson
4. Dexter Daytona Salaverria
5. Artur Pinol Castellanos

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Stock 50 – Practice 1

1. Cooper Jazikoff
2. Marcus Su
3. Alexander Andonovski
4. Kyle Kang
5. Colten Parker

Stock 50 – Practice 2

1. Cooper Jazikoff
2. Marcus Su
3. Alexander Andonovski
4. Kyle Kang
5. Colten Parker

Stock 50 – Practice 3

1. Marcus Su
2. Cooper Jazikoff
3. Alexander Andonovski
4. Colten Parker
5. Carter Blackner

Stock 50 – Practice 4

1. Cooper Jazikoff
2. Marcus Su
3. Kyle Kang
4. Alexander Andonovski
5. Colten Parker

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Stock 110 – Practice 1

1. Cruise Texter
2. Chase Jazikoff
3. Ashton Alexander
4. Bron Macanga
5. Bruno Bolanos

Stock 110 – Practice 2

1. Cruise Texter
2. Chase Jazikoff
3. Bruno Bolanos
4. Ashton Alexander
5. Owen Smith

Stock 110 – Practice 3

1. Cruise Texter
2. Chase Jazikoff
3. Bruno Bolanos
4. Bron Macanga
5. Owen Smith

Stock 110 – Practice 4

1. Cruise Texter
2. Chase Jazikoff
3. Ashton Alexander
4. Bron Macanga
5. Bruno Bolanos

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