Rattlesnake National Enduro & NATC Western Youth Nationals Results

Thorn Devlin

350 RR Factory

“Rattlesnake National Enduro was one for the books. With just a few short days on the 350, we went into the race with an open mind and a positive outlook. The amount of progress and momentum made was a dream day for the entire team. We fell 4 seconds short of a test win and saw some solid times throughout the day. The team was on point all day, keeping me focused and competitive. A day full of positives all the way around.”

Jeremy Van Horebeek

450 RX

“P7 and P9 for P8 overall here in Lokey! Its the best weekend so far with the Beta bike and I’m really proud of what we are doing! We learn every time we go out on track and we are on a good direction with a lot of racing left. I’m so thankful for all the hard work Beta has put’s into this and thankful to have a great team like SDM Corse that has really hard-working people. They make it look easy but a lot of hard work is put into this project! We keep building step by step and are enjoying it every single day! See you guys in Lommel”

Jimmy Clochet

450 RX

“We finished in P25 / P24 here in Loket. There is still a lot of work for us and we’ll continue to put that work in. Looking to improve in Lommel next weekend.”

Mika Lonsdale

EVO Factory 125

“Thank you for the opportunity to ride in the Western Youth Nationals in Colorado and to represent Beta USA this weekend. I was able to win the overall (A-0 line), with 3 wins in 3 days! My bike ran awesome, and my dad said that a few people commented on how well it ran. I was a little nervous going in because I’ve never ridden in the West, but it was awesome. Day 2 had a 0 line shootout, where we rode 4 sections twice after everyone else was finished so that they could watch. It was pretty awesome having everyone around cheering, even when it started raining like crazy. I’m excited to get the win.”

Sherman Smith III

Evo 125

“I had a great time at the Western Youth Nationals in Colorado. Round one on Friday went really well as we rode on “moon rocks,” which had tons of traction, allowing me to ride right up the bigger obstacles. Thanks to the smooth power of my Beta Evo 125, I was given enough traction to have a 1 point day, and take the win! Saturday’s competition had difficult turns in silty sand, with small shale. I took few enough points to take the win.  I believe Sunday’s final day of competition was my favorite! It proved to be the hardest, but I enjoyed the challenge. The trial was a mix of obstacles and sand. Having never ridden out west like this before, I was very happy to win the B-1 line of the Western Youth Nationals.”