As the 2025 Motorcycle Roadracing Association (MRA), sponsored by Aces Motorcycles, barrels toward its thrilling conclusion at Pikes Peak International Raceway on September 21st, all eyes are on the points tables across 21 fiercely contested classes. After four intense rounds—two each at High Plains Raceway and Pueblo Motorsports Park—the stage is set for a high-stakes showdown under the shadow of the Rockies.

Here’s a breakdown of the premier class and a teaser of the tight title battles ready to be settled in Round 5.

 

 

Matthew Cunha (95) has been relentless in pursuit—after a third-place finish at Round 1, Cunha has nailed down three consecutive second-place finishes, refusing to let Hendry run away with the title. The margin heading into the finale? A razor-thin 25 points—one bad start or mechanical issue could swing the title.

 

 

Justen Behmer (4) holds third in the standings despite a season marred by technical setbacks. His podium finishes in Rounds 2 and 3 show he’s a contender when the bike holds true to form. Meanwhile, Kevin Madden (69) and Ken Yee (433) round out the top five, both mathematically alive in the points and looking to end the season strong.

 

Apex Auto Glass Race of the Rockies GTU – Middleweight Mayhem

 

 

If the GTO class has been a heavyweight brawl, the GTU category has been a chess match at 150 mph. Leading the charge is Sal Rizzo (9), whose commanding form this season has put him 23 points clear at the top of the standings heading into the finale at Pikes Peak.

Rizzo looked unstoppable early on, taking victory at Rounds 1, 2, and 4. But in a dramatic twist during Round 3, he crashed out in Turn 6 on the final lap, throwing a wrench into his otherwise perfect season and tightening the championship picture.

Orkun Krand (131) has kept the pressure on with consistent podiums—second place in Round 2, and back-to-back third-place finishes in Rounds 3 and 4—securing his current hold on second in the standings. However, hot on his heels is Jeremiah Walker (562), just 10 points behind Krand and very much in the hunt. Walker’s pace has been impressive with second-place finishes in Rounds 1, 3, and 4. If either front-runner falters, Walker could capitalize.

Not to be overlooked, Tyrel Diekmann (724) sits fourth overall and showed race-winning speed with a clutch win at Round 3 and a third-place finish at Round 1. Steven Racz (37) completes the top five, highlighted by a solid second-place finish in Round 2.

With multiple riders still mathematically in contention, the GTU class promises a finalround war that could come down to the last lap. Mistakes will be costly, and precision will be everything.

 

Rocky View Family Dental Amateur GTO – A Battle of Consistency and Comebacks

 

 

The Rocky View Family Dental Amateur GTO class has delivered one of the most compelling storylines of the 2025 MRA season. With a mix of breakout performances, veteran steadiness, and unfortunate setbacks, the stage is set for a dramatic finale at Pikes Peak.

John Evans (154) leads the championship heading into Round 5, riding a near-perfect season. With victories in Rounds 1, 2, and 4, Evans has been the class of the field—though a jump start penalty at Round 3 cost him the win and tightened the title fight. He carries a 16-point lead into the finale over his closest challenger, Robert Brown (41).

Brown has been the picture of consistency, finishing on the podium in every round: third at Round 1, second at Rounds 2 and 4, and another third at Round 3. His steady results have kept him in striking distance, and with one more race to go, a championship upset isn’t out of the question—especially if Evans slips again.

Philip Takahashi (807) holds third in the standings, bolstered by a third-place finish at Round 2 and solid top-five results throughout the year. With a strong final showing, Takahashi could close the gap and challenge for second overall.

Vinh Nguyen (118) sits fourth, showing consistent pace throughout the season but still searching for another podium breakthrough. Meanwhile, Ryan Reasoner (88) rounds out the top five despite a heartbreaking end to his season following an injury sustained in a crash at Round 3. Reasoner’s early performances were strong enough to keep him in the top tier of the standings, and his return will be highly anticipated in 2026.

With one race left, the Amateur GTO title hangs in the balance, and with rising pressure and unpredictable variables at play, this championship is far from sealed.

 

Racing for Jay Troup Amateur GTU – Five Riders, One Title Fight

 

 

The Racing for Jay Troup Amateur GTU class has become a true pressure cooker, with the top five riders separated by just 14 points heading into the final round at Pikes Peak. A championship that’s been anything but predictable is now set for an epic five-way shootout.

Leading the charge is Dave Stiefvater (63) with 73 points, thanks to a consistent string of finishes and a strategic approach to the season. Just behind him, by only three points, is Jared Shauers (233), who’s built strong momentum with a second-place finish at Round 1 and a dominant win at Round 3.

Tied in third are Ryan Reasoner (88) and Mika Davies (43) with 61 points apiece. Reasoner started the season strong with back-to-back victories in Rounds 1 and 2, before a crash in Turn 8 during Round 3 with Josh Radcliffe took him out of contention and, unfortunately, contributed to the injury that ended his season early. Despite missing the last round(s), his early success still keeps him in the title mix.

Davies has been a consistent podium threat, grabbing second at Round 1 and a third-place finish at Round 4, staying in the hunt through consistency and resilience. Meanwhile, Radcliffe (342) rounds out the top five with 59 points. He opened his season with a third-place finish at Round 1 and has shown impressive pace throughout the year—especially notable given his comeback after rebuilding his bike post-crash in Round 3.

With five riders in reach of the title and only one round remaining, the Amateur GTU class is on a knife’s edge. Expect fireworks at Pikes Peak as these competitors lay everything on the line for the final trophy—and the ultimate bragging rights.

 

350 Superbike – Vlasov and Dolan Set the Pace, but the Title Isn’t Done Yet

 

 

The 350 Superbike class has been defined by consistency at the front and fierce mid-pack battles as the field has grown deeper each round. With one race to go, Aleksandr Vlasov (202) sits atop the standings with 85 points, building a solid cushion thanks to a string of strong finishes.

Vlasov opened the season with a second-place finish at Round 1, then found his rhythm with back-to-back victories in Rounds 2 and 3, establishing himself as the man to beat in this ultra-competitive lightweight class.

But Andrew Dolan (278) remains in striking distance with 71 points, thanks to a podium sweep of his own—third at Round 1, followed by second-place finishes at Rounds 2 and 3. Dolan has been knocking on the door of a win all season, and a breakout ride at Pikes Peak could turn the tide if Vlasov encounters any trouble.

Behind the leading duo, a three-way tie for third in points highlights the depth of talent in the class. Juliana Fernandez (191), Jared Shauers (233), and Mike Surratt (18) all sit with 30 points apiece. Shauers made an early statement with a victory in Round 1, while Fernandez and Surratt have delivered steady rides throughout the season to keep themselves in the mix.

While Vlasov holds a commanding lead, the championship isn’t over yet. A DNF, mechanical issue, or on-track incident could open the door for Dolan—or even allow one of the tied third-place riders to leap up the final standings. The only guarantee heading into Round 5 is that nothing is guaranteed.

 

350 Supersport – Cruz and Vlasov Locked in a One-Point War

 

 

Of all 21 race classes in the MRA championship, none is closer heading into Round 5 than the 350 Supersport division, where just one point separates the top two riders.

Geovanni Cruz (21) leads the standings with 106 points, narrowly ahead of Aleksandr Vlasov (202) at 105 points. The two have traded finishes and bar-to-bar battles all season, with each gaining momentum at different rounds.

Cruz started the season steady with a third-place finish at Round 1, followed by a second at Round 2, before hitting his stride with back-to-back wins in Rounds 3 and 4. His lateseason charge has made him the championship favorite—but barely.

Vlasov, meanwhile, has been the definition of consistency: second in Round 1, victory in Round 2, and runner-up finishes again in Rounds 3 and 4. While he hasn’t been able to stop Cruz’s winning streak, his podium sweep has kept him right in contention.

A bit further back in the standings, Andrew Dolan (278) holds third with 60 points, thanks to third-place finishes in Rounds 2 and 3. While out of championship contention, he remains a podium threat who could influence the final outcome if he splits Cruz and Vlasov in the finale.

Dan Ormsbee (690) and Jared Shauers (233) round out the top five, with 36 and 30 points respectively. Both have shown speed throughout the year and could play spoiler roles on race day.

As the title comes down to a winner-takes-all scenario between Cruz and Vlasov, Pikes Peak will serve as the ultimate stage. One mistake could be the difference between #1 and #2—and neither rider is planning to blink.

 

Metier Law 500 Supersport – Takahashi’s Title to Lose, But the Fight Isn’t Over

 

 

In the Metier Law 500 Supersport class, it’s been a season of dominance for Philip Takahashi (807). With 115 points and victories in Rounds 1, 2, and 3, Takahashi has all but stamped his authority on the championship. His only blemish came at Round 4, where he finished second—still extending his points lead and showcasing consistency under pressure.

But behind him, there’s been a tight and entertaining battle for the remaining podium spots in the championship standings. Aaron West-Roberts (120) sits second overall with 85 points, thanks to a steady campaign that includes a third-place finish at Round 2, a second at Round 3, and another third at Round 4. While the points gap to Takahashi is significant, Aaron’s improvement over the season could set him up as a spoiler at Pikes Peak.

Sami Parker (316) holds third in the championship with 57 points, highlighted by a thirdplace finish at Round 1. Parker has shown pace but will need a strong final round to fend off the competition just behind.

The real battle may come between Madelyn Bowman (106) and Betsy Baker (109), who are currently tied at 50 points. Bowman showed great early-season form with back-toback second-place finishes in Rounds 1 and 2, while Baker has consistently collected points and remains well within reach of the final podium in the standings.

While Takahashi has one hand on the championship trophy, the fight for second through fifth is still wide open—and a surprise result at Pikes Peak could shuffle the order completely. With pride and podium positions on the line, expect every rider to be pushing to the absolute limit.

 

64 Degree Clubman Championship – The Ultimate All-Class Crown

 

 

The Clubman Championship isn’t about just one class or one race — it’s the MRA’s ultimate test of versatility, endurance, and consistency. Riders accumulate points from all classes they compete in throughout the season, making this title a mark of complete dominance across disciplines.

Leading the charge into Round 5 is Sal Rizzo (9) with a massive 439 points, showcasing his pace, consistency, and ability to perform in multiple categories. Rizzo has been a threat all season long, particularly in GTU, and his points total reflects just how strong and busy his 2025 campaign has been.

Not far behind is Philip Takahashi (807) with 416 points. Takahashi has been a multiclass standout this season—especially in 500 Supersport and Amateur GTO—and his commitment to maximizing every race weekend has kept him firmly in the championship hunt.

Tied for third at 392 points are Justen Behmer (4) and Orkun Krand (131). Behmer, known for his high-level runs in Race of the Rockies GTO, has had to battle through mechanical adversity this season but has still collected solid points across the board. Krand, meanwhile, has been quietly consistent in the GTU ranks, steadily climbing the championship ladder.

Rounding out the top five is none other than Brad Hendry (1) with 357 points—the current Race of the Rockies GTO leader. Despite focusing on fewer classes, Hendry’s dominance in the premiere division has helped keep him well within the top tier of the Clubman standings.

As riders gear up for the final weekend at Pikes Peak, the Clubman Championship remains very much alive. With a full race card ahead, any of the top contenders could still shift the balance—and claim the title of MRA’s most complete racer.

 

Woody’s Wheel Works Formula 40 GTO – Hendry Perfect So Far, But Cunha Still Lurks

 

 

In the Woody’s Wheel Works Formula 40 GTO class—where seasoned veterans go headto- head—Brad Hendry (1) has once again proven why he’s the reigning king of consistency and speed. With 120 points and four wins in four rounds, Hendry enters the final race at Pikes Peak with a perfect season on the line.

But the battle hasn’t been without pressure. Matthew Cunha (95) has finished second in every single round, collecting 100 points and keeping Hendry honest from the first green flag to the last checkered. While the points gap is 20, Cunha remains a threat—especially if Hendry falters or takes a conservative approach in the final round while managing multiple class leads.

The fight for third is much tighter. David Lambert (28) and Ken Yee (433) are tied with 60 points, both having scored consistently throughout the year. Yee, also a top-5 contender in the GTO class, continues to show versatility and stamina across categories.

Just behind them, Kevin Madden (69) sits fifth with 59 points, a single point off the thirdplace tie. Madden has quietly put together a strong season and could easily shake up the final standings with a podium finish at PPIR.

While Hendry seems destined for another Formula 40 GTO title, the battle for second through fifth is still very much in play. Expect the veterans of this class to bring all their experience, strategy, and fire to the final grid of the season.

 

The Radon Guy Formula 40 GTU – Stiefvater Leads, But the Pack is Closing In

 

 

In the Radon Guy Formula 40 GTU class, the fight for the championship has turned into a tactical contest between consistency, late-season momentum, and strategic execution.

Dave Stiefvater (63) enters the final round with 87 points and the championship lead, having built his campaign on a solid foundation of results—including a third-place finish in Round 1 and a crucial victory in Round 2.

However, Stiefvater’s lead is far from comfortable. Hot on his heels is Mika Davies (43) with 75 points, thanks to a string of three consecutive second-place finishes in Rounds 1, 2, and 3. While Davies hasn’t stood on the top step yet, their relentless consistency has kept them in strong contention—and poised to capitalize on any slip from Stiefvater.

Not to be overlooked is Geovanni Cruz (21), sitting in third with 73 points. Cruz surged back into the title picture with a second-place finish in Round 3 and a commanding victory in Round 4, showcasing the kind of late-season form that could carry him all the way to the top at Pikes Peak.

Rounding out the top five are Navid Poran (51) with 60 points, and Matthew Duff (554) with 54 points—both of whom have delivered consistent points finishes throughout the season and could still shake up the final championship standings with a strong Round 5 performance.

With just 14 points separating the top three riders, the Formula 40 GTU class is shaping up for a dramatic finish. Stiefvater may lead, but Cruz has momentum, and Davies has the consistency. At Pikes Peak, it’ll all come down to execution—and perhaps a little bit of luck.

 

Spencer Russell Youth Racing Lightweight Grand Prix – A Class Too Close to Call

 

 

If you’re looking for edge-of-your-seat racing, the Spencer Russell Youth Racing Lightweight Grand Prix has delivered the goods all season long. With ultra-tight finishes and a rotating cast of front-runners, this class has been one of the most competitive and thrilling to watch in 2025.

Kurt Dimick (16) currently leads the standings with 75 points, thanks to an impressive mid-season surge. Dimick claimed victories in Rounds 2 and 3, and backed them up with second-place finishes in Rounds 3 and 4. His ability to stay at the sharp end of the field every weekend has made him a serious contender for the title.

But there’s a twist—Philip Takahashi (807) actually holds 82 points, placing him above Dimick in raw total points. Takahashi started the season strong with a win in Round 1, followed by a third-place finish in Round 2, and has collected solid finishes elsewhere. His performance across multiple classes also speaks to his experience and pace.

Not far behind is Michael Foss (293) with 80 points, sitting just two points behind Takahashi. Foss opened the season with back-to-back second-place finishes in Rounds 1 and 2, and remains a constant podium threat. With such a narrow margin between the top three, any one of them could emerge as champion at Pikes Peak.

Ben Christensen (127) and William Schneider round out the top five with 59 and 55 points, respectively. Both riders have delivered gutsy performances this season and are well within striking distance of a podium finish in the final standings.

With less than 10 points separating the top three riders, and no one able to establish dominance for long, the Lightweight GP finale is shaping up to be one of the most electrifying races of the entire weekend. Expect elbows out, photo finishes, and championship drama when the lights go out for the final time in 2025.

 

Sun Powersports Middleweight 2x – Rizzo Runs Away, But the Fight Behind Is Fierce

 

 

Few classes in 2025 have seen the level of domination that Sal Rizzo (9) has brought to the Sun Powersports Middleweight 2x championship. With a perfect 120-point score heading into the final round at Pikes Peak, Rizzo has taken every win this season and has already solidified himself as the class benchmark.

What’s been equally exciting, however, is the battle unfolding behind him. Jared Shauers (233) holds second place in the standings with 65 points, holding off a tight group of contenders who’ve traded blows all year. Shauers has shown great adaptability across multiple classes, and Middleweight 2x has been one of his strongest suits.

Hot on his heels is Navid Poran (51) with 62 points, followed closely by Mika Davies (43) with 58 points, and Matthew Duff (554) with 55 points. Just 10 points separate second through fifth, setting up an intense final-round clash for the remaining championship podium positions.

While Rizzo seems untouchable out front, the real fireworks at Pikes Peak may come from this mid-pack championship fight. Each rider has the pace to take second overall, and with only one race left, it will come down to race craft, nerves, and execution under pressure.

 

SB Racing Novice GTO – Evans Sets the Pace with a Flawless Season

 

 

In the SB Racing Novice GTO class, John Evans (154) has been untouchable all year long. With a perfect 120-point score and victories in every round so far, Evans has asserted complete control over the championship and now heads into the final round at Pikes Peak undefeated.

While Evans has all but locked down the title, there’s still a spirited battle brewing for the runner-up spots. Michael Foss (293) currently sits second in the standings with 70 points, highlighted by a second-place finish at Round 4. Foss has been steadily climbing the ranks with strong results and will be looking to cement his position in the final round.

A close fight for third is underway between Paul Frysig (764) and Matthew Lamendola (844), both tied at 54 points. Consistency will be key for these two riders, as just one misstep could drop them out of the top five entirely.

Colby Elliot (808) rounds out the top five with 46 points, having shown early promise with a second-place finish in Round 1 and a third in Round 2. Unfortunately, Elliot has missed Rounds 3 and 4, and while his early-season speed was undeniable, his absence has left the door open for others to advance.

With Evans dominating the top step, the real intrigue going into the final round will be who claims the remaining podium spots—and whether anyone can stop Evans from completing a perfect rookie season in Novice GTO.

 

Dawn Industries Novice GTU – Vasquez, Driscol Set for a Final-Round Showdown

 

 

The Dawn Industries Novice GTU class has been a closely contested fight all season long, and it all comes down to the final round at Pikes Peak, where Zachary Vasquez (691) leads the championship with 79 points—but only by a razor-thin 3-point margin over Christopher Driscol (918) with 76 points.

Vasquez has shown solid pace and consistency throughout the season, but Driscol has been right there at every round, keeping the pressure on and staying within striking distance. With only one race left, this has all the makings of a final-round duel that could be decided by just a few bike lengths.

Just behind the front-runners, Jared Shauers (233) holds third in the standings with 60 points, continuing his multi-class championship efforts and showing competitive pace across the grid. He remains a long-shot title contender, but a strong final result could still see him leap into the runner-up spot depending on how things shake out up front.

Trevor Huntsman (694) sits fourth with 57 points, and has consistently put himself in the mix with a string of solid finishes. Meanwhile, a tie for fifth at 51 points between Maxl Freeman (138) and Matthew Lamendola (844) adds even more intrigue to the mid-pack battle—either rider could climb the leaderboard with a strong finish at PPIR.

With the top six riders separated by less than 30 points, the Novice GTU class has been a proving ground for up-and-coming talent all year long. Expect a no-holds-barred scrap in the final race as riders fight for podiums, points, and championship glory.

 

Altitude Audio Video Open 2x – Behmer Claims Dominance

 

 

As the race season nears its thrilling conclusion, the Altitude Audio Video Open 2x class continues to deliver fierce competition on the water. Justen Behmer (4) currently leads the pack with a strong total of 106 points. Behmer’s season has been marked by impressive consistency and skill, capturing second place in Round 1, outright wins in Rounds 2 and 4, and a solid third place in Round 3.

Challenging Behmer’s dominance is Craig Walker Jr. (50), who holds 81 points heading into the final race. Walker has maintained a steady pace with a third-place finish in Round 1 and back-to-back second-place results in Rounds 3 and 4, keeping the pressure on the leader.

Close behind are Steven Bartholomew (91) with 75 points, Kevin Madden (69) with 62 points, and Ken Yee (433) with 60 points, all poised to make their mark as the season wraps up.

With the championship on the line, the final round promises intense racing and high stakes, as riders battle to close the gap and claim the top spot in this competitive class.

 

Hendry Surges Ahead in Tri City Cycle Open Supersport Title Fight

 

 

The Tri City Cycle Open Supersport class has delivered one of the most exciting battles of the season, headlined by a fierce rivalry between Brad Hendry (1) and Justen Behmer (4). As the championship heads into the final round, Hendry leads the standings with 115 points, followed by Behmer with 97.

Behmer opened the season with a statement win in Round 1, edging out Hendry and setting the tone for a showdown between two of the sport’s top riders. But Hendry responded with championship grit, bouncing back to claim victories in Rounds 2, 3, and 4. His consistency and pace have kept him at the top, as he now looks to seal the title in the finale.

Behmer, never finishing outside the podium, remains well within striking distance should trouble find the current leader. His podium streak showcases both speed and resilience, and he’ll be aiming to close the gap and end the season on a high note.

Ken Yee (433) currently sits third in the standings with 58 points after solid performances, including third-place finishes in Rounds 1 and 3. Kevin Madden (69) is just behind with 56 points, while Mathew Cunha (95) holds fifth with 51, setting the stage for a tightly contested battle for the final overall podium spot.

With the final round approaching, the Tri City Cycle Open Supersport class remains one of the most unpredictable and hotly contested championships on the card—expect sparks to fly.

 

Behmer Unstoppable in Longmont Tire Open Superbike Heading Into Final Round

 

 

In the Longmont Tire Open Superbike class, Justen Behmer (4) has been nothing short of dominant all season long. With four consecutive wins, he’s riding a perfect record into the final round, sitting atop the standings with 120 points. Behmer’s unmatched pace and consistency have put him in a league of his own, and he’s the clear favorite to clinch the championship.

Hot on his heels is Justin Bohling (954), who has quietly built a strong season of his own. Bohling opened the year with a second-place finish in Round 1, followed by a third in Round 2, and then back-to-back second-place results in Rounds 3 and 4. With 96 points, he’s secured a solid hold on second overall, but would need a dramatic shake-up in the final round to unseat Behmer from the top.

The fight for the final podium spot is where things really heat up. Kevin Madden (69) holds third with 58 points, while Walt Vogl (117) and Steven Bartholomew (91) follow closely behind with 50 and 46 points, respectively. With only 12 points separating third from fifth, the final round will be a true battle to the finish for a spot on the overall podium.

 

Takahashi Leads Tight Championship in Vickery Motorsports Super Twins GTU

 

 

The Vickery Motorsports Super Twins & Heavy GTO class has been a showcase of raw power and tight competition all season long, with Philip Takahashi (807) emerging as the man to beat. With 92 points heading into the final round, Takahashi holds a narrow lead over a stacked field of contenders.

Takahashi kicked off the season in dominant fashion, taking the win in Round 1 and following it up with runner-up finishes in Rounds 2 and 4. His consistency at the front has earned him the points lead, but the battle is far from over.

Just seven points back sits Mike Surratt (18) with 85 points, keeping the pressure on the leader as the championship nears its climax. Meanwhile, Kurt Dimick (16) remains a major threat, sitting third overall with 70 points after impressive victories in both Rounds 2 and 3. While he’s trailing the leaders, Dimick’s mid-season surge has made him a serious contender in the final round.

Rounding out the top five are William Schneider (927) with 60 points and Dylan Conner (198) with 46, both looking to finish the season strong and potentially disrupt the podium order.

With just one round remaining, the Vickery Motorsports Super Twins & Heavy GTO championship is still up for grabs. The final showdown promises high stakes, close racing, and no shortage of drama as the top riders chase the title.

 

Krand in Command in Performance Cycle’s Super Twins & Heavy GTO

 

 

In the fiercely competitive Performance Cycle’s Super Twins & Heavy GTO class, Orkun Krand (131) has established himself as the rider to beat, delivering a dominant performance throughout the season. With 115 points and a string of victories behind him, Krand leads the championship heading into the final round.

After opening the season with a second-place finish in Round 1, Krand found his rhythm— and hasn’t looked back since. He has taken the top step of the podium in every round since, racking up an impressive win streak and a commanding lead in the standings.

Jay Hollman (53) sits second overall with 79 points. He’s shown strong pace and consistency, highlighted by a second-place finish in Round 3 and a third-place result in Round 4. While the points gap is significant, Hollman remains a solid contender for a podium finish in the championship standings.

Mark Weidner (338) holds third with 61 points, followed closely by James Soiland (93) at 57 and Charles Greenwood (97) with 55—setting the stage for a tightly contested fight for the final top-three position.

As the season draws to a close, all eyes are on Krand to see if he can complete his dominant run with another victory. But with talent stacked throughout the top five, the final round of the Performance Cycle’s Super Twins & Heavy GTO promises to deliver highstakes action to cap off a thrilling season.

 

Supermoto Title Battle Too Close to Call Heading Into Final Round

 

 

The Supermoto class has delivered some of the most intense and closely fought racing of the season, and heading into the final round, the championship is still wide open. Christopher Driscol (918) leads the way with 90 points, but he has little room to breathe, with Ed Smalley (160) just one point behind at 89.

Both riders have been locked in a season-long duel, trading positions and pushing each other to the limit. With only a single point separating them, the final round will be a winnertakes- all scenario—every corner, start, and finish will count.

Not far behind, Matthew Davis (364) sits third with 80 points. While the title may be a long shot, Davis remains well within striking distance should either of the front-runners stumble. He’s been a consistent threat all season and could play spoiler in the final outcome.

With three riders still mathematically in the hunt and just ten points separating them, the Supermoto championship is set for a thrilling finale. Expect fireworks as these riders battle it out for supremacy in one of the tightest title chases of the year.

 

Baker Sets the Pace in Thunderbike Championship Chase

 

 

In the high-revving Thunderbike class, Jeremiah Baker (108) has emerged as the rider to beat, leading the championship with 92 points heading into the final round. With a strong mix of speed, control, and consistency, Baker has steadily built a comfortable gap over his closest rivals and now looks to finish the season on top.

Jay Hollman (53) sits second overall with 71 points, keeping himself in the mix with consistent finishes throughout the season. Just behind him is James Soiland (93) with 69 points—making for a tight battle for second place heading into the finale.

Dylan Conner (198) also remains in striking distance with 66 points, just five behind Hollman, and could very well play spoiler in the final standings. Rounding out the top five is Kurt Dimick (16) with 46 points, who will be looking to make a final push before the season wraps.

With multiple riders still vying for overall podium positions and Baker seeking to seal the deal on his championship campaign, the final round of the Thunderbike class promises to deliver a thrilling end to an already exciting season.

 

What’s at Stake

With championships, pride, and sponsorship implications on the line, Pikes Peak is shaping up to be one of the most pivotal events in MRA 2025 season. The combination of technical corners, high-speed sweepers, and banked corners makes PPIR a true test of rider skill and machine setup.

Fans can expect 21 classes of bar-to-bar action, with several titles still undecided. Whether it’s veterans defending their thrones or rookies eyeing breakout glory, every grid will be loaded with narrative.

 

Get to the Track

With full paddocks, fan access, and some of the fastest racing talent in the region, Round 5 at Pikes Peak isn’t just a race—it’s an event. Come witness the drama, the speed, and the celebration as the 2025 MRA season crosses the finish line.

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