2026 WORCS SERIES, ROUND 8 RESULTS

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Dirt Bike Magazine 2026 WORCS SERIES, ROUND 8 RESULTS Tyler Lynn was the 450 Pro winner at Round 8. Share Facebook Twitter Google+ ReddIt WhatsApp Pinterest Email Bunker Hill MX hosted the Rocky Mountain ATV/MC WORCS Series for the Rabbit Run GP last weekend. Sunday's 90-minute Pro races delivered a mid-race lead change, a podium that stayed tight for the whole race and late-race heartbreak that saw contenders pushing their bikes to the finish.

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• Giacomo Redondi (Gas Gas) finished fourth, followed by Henry Millecam (KTM) in fifth, Hayden Florez (Yamaha) in sixth, and Tristun Alvarez (Kawasaki) in seventh.
• It's a brutal way to lose a podium, and a reminder of how unforgiving the Bunker Hill sand can be.
• The wind picked up toward the end of the 90-minute race, but it didn't change how the day played out.
• When the dust settled, SLR Honda had gone 1-1 in the two premier classes, and the championship picture had shifted heading into the final two rounds.
• For the first 45 minutes, he put the hammer down and remained at the front.

What to take from it

Jake Alvarez, who had been sitting in fourth, hit trouble of his own and had to push his Kawasaki across the line as well. A 90-minute race is a long one, though, and Tyler Lynn, aboard his SLR Honda, had stayed close. Around the halfway mark, Lynn made his way around Semmens and took over the lead.

Example or evidence

• Lynn took the overall win, Semmens finished second, and Demartile, on the Beta, rounded out the podium.
• Semmens still holds the points lead, but only by just over ten points over Demartile.
• Lynn gained valuable ground with the win, cutting his gap to Demartile for second place to only five points.
• Zeller, riding for RPM FMF KTM Racing, was running second and looked absolutely prime to take the victory.

Details worth keeping

Dare DeMartile remains in every WORCS battle for the 450 Pro win. With two rounds remaining, the fight behind Semmens is wide open. He also came into the weekend leading Pretscherer in the championship by four points.