Triple Crown Stages

The Triple Crown Stages are a new way to offer rewards to the top teams. Each team picks 2 riders to represent them across 3 stages during the series. The team earns points based on the finishing positions of their riders in each moto. The team that earns the most points per round will win a cash prize.

Stage 1

RD1: Calgary, AB
RD2: Cold Lake, AB

Stage 2

RD3: Ste-Jilue, QC
RD4: Courtland, ON
RD5: Ottawa, ON

Stage 3

RD6: Moncton, NBC
RD7: Deschambault, QC
RD8: Walton, ON

Select a team below for more information.

Team

Stage 1

Stage 2

Stage 3

Overall

1. MX101 FXR Yamaha

194

269

280

743

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#1 Jess Pettis

Jess Pettis, a 28-year-old motocross rider from Prince George, British Columbia, has carved out a standout career on the Canadian and international motocross scene. Known for his fierce determination and technical skill, Pettis first broke through with a Canadian 250 Pro Class Championship in 2018 and followed it up with another title in 2020. He transitioned to the 450 class with impressive results, securing 2nd place in 2021 and clinching the Canadian 450 Pro Motocross Championship in 2024. Pettis also made waves in AMA Supercross with a career-best top 5 finish in the 250SX West region.

Wins	Podiums	Top 5	Top 10
5	6	6	6

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#80 Preston Kilroy

Preston Kilroy, a 23-year-old motocross rider from Afton, Wyoming, has steadily built a name for himself in the AMA Pro Motocross and SuperMotocross circuits. He turned pro in 2020, making his debut at Thunder Valley, and has since accumulated 18 top-20 finishes in the 250 class of the AMA Pro Motocross Championship. His best overall season finish came in 2022, when he placed 19th in the 250MX standings. Kilroy also competed in the 2024 450 class, finishing 50th, and has two top-20 finishes in the SuperMotocross World Championship’s 250SMX division.

Wins	Podiums	Top 5	Top 10
3	7	8	8

Stage 1	Stage 2	Stage 3
RD1: 97	RD3: 100	RD6: 94
RD2: 97	RD4: 80	RD7: 89
	RD5: 89	RD8: 97
Overall: 194	Overall: 269	Overall: 280

2. Priority MX, Thor, GASGAS #1

119

209

184

512

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#84 Tanner Ward

Tanner Ward, from Woodstock, Ontario, is a seasoned Canadian motocross rider known for his consistency and determination. He rose through the amateur ranks with multiple TransCan titles before turning pro, where he raced for top-tier teams. Over the years, Ward has earned multiple podiums in the 250 Pro Class and later transitioned to the 450 Pro Class, where he continues to be a strong contender. As of 2025, he rides for Priority MX Thor GASGAS, bringing experience and leadership to the team while remaining a fan favourite on the Canadian motocross circuit.

Wins	Podiums	Top 5	Top 10
2	5	6	8

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#64 Wyatt Kerr

Wyatt Kerr is a gritty Canadian rider known for his tenacity and work ethic. Hailing from Ontario, Kerr competes in the Canadian 250 Pro Class and has earned a reputation for top 10 consistency and impressive performances under pressure. He is looking to make a major impact in the pro ranks.

Wins	Podiums	Top 5	Top 10
0	0	1	3

Stage 1	Stage 2	Stage 3
RD1: 55	RD3: 60	RD6: 59
RD2: 64	RD4: 76	RD7: 67
	RD5: 73	RD8: 58
Overall: 119	Overall: 209	Overall: 184

3. WLTN Kawasaki

160

118

231

509

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#29 Phil Nicoletti

Phil Nicoletti is a veteran motocross rider from Cochecton, New York, known for his gritty style and leadership on and off the track. With a career spanning over a decade in AMA Supercross and Pro Motocross, Nicoletti brings a wealth of experience to the WLTN Kawasaki team in 2025, where he anchors their 450 Pro Class effort. A former Canadian 450 Supercross Champion, “Filthy Phil” is back in Canada aiming for podiums and mentoring the next generation.

Wins	Podiums	Top 5	Top 10
0	6	7	8

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#54 Dylan Walsh

Dylan Walsh, hailing from Christchurch, New Zealand, is an internationally experienced rider competing in the 250 Pro Class for WLTN Kawasaki. A former British Champion and MX2 World Championship contender, Walsh brings elite-level speed and racecraft to the Canadian series. After a strong showing at Walton in 2024, he’s back full-time in 2025 and gunning for the championship.

Wins	Podiums	Top 5	Top 10
0	3	4	5

Stage 1	Stage 2	Stage 3
RD1: 80	RD3: 36	RD6: 90
RD2: 80	RD4: 44	RD7: 69
	RD5: 38	RD8: 72
Overall: 160	Overall: 118	Overall: 231

4. Guaranteed Comfort Racing

119

211

165

495

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#14 Quinn Amyotte

Quinn Amyotte, from Blackstock, Ontario, is stepping up to the 450 Pro Class in 2025 with support from Guaranteed Comfort Racing. After a solid 2024 season in the 250 class, including a 2nd overall at Lethbridge, Amyotte is running a KTM-based privateer program with backing from the team. His smooth style and determination make him a rider to watch in the premier class.

Wins	Podiums	Top 5	Top 10
0	2	6	7

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#107 Lars Van Berkel

Lars Van Berkel, from Veghel, Netherlands, is a seasoned international rider joining Guaranteed Comfort Honda for the 2025 Canadian Triple Crown Series. A beach racing specialist and MXGP veteran, Van Berkel brings European finesse and endurance to the 450 Pro Class, adding depth and excitement to the Canadian field.

Wins	Podiums	Top 5	Top 10
0	1	2	8

Stage 1	Stage 2	Stage 3
RD1: 57	RD3: 59	RD6: 63
RD2: 62	RD4: 80	RD7: 63
	RD5: 72	RD8: 39
Overall: 119	Overall: 211	Overall: 165

5. Honda Canada GDR Fox Racing

160

164

405

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#9 Dylan Wright

Dylan Wright is a 27-year-old motocross phenom from Courtland, Ontario, born on September 23, 1997. He’s widely regarded as one of Canada’s most dominant riders, having captured five Canadian national motocross titles across the 250 and 450 classes. Wright turned pro in 2014 with MX101 FXR Yamaha and later joined Honda Canada GDR Fox Racing, where he became a cornerstone of their championship success. He’s also represented Canada at the Motocross of Nations four times and competed in the FIM Motocross World Championship, earning a top-10 overall finish in 2021.

Wins	Podiums	Top 5	Top 10
1	2	3	5

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#6 Ryder McNabb

Ryder McNabb hails from Minnedosa, Manitoba, and is one of Canada’s brightest young motocross stars at just 20 years old. He claimed back-to-back Canadian 250 Pro Class Championships in 2022 and 2023, showcasing incredible consistency and determination. He’s raced with Honda Canada GDR Fox Racing, where he continues to develop as a top-tier rider with sights set on international competition.

Wins	Podiums	Top 5	Top 10
1	4	4	4

Stage 1	Stage 2	Stage 3
RD1: 91	RD3: 82	RD6: 55
RD2: 69	RD4: 70	RD7: 26
	RD5: 12	RD8: 0
Overall: 160	Overall: 164	Overall: 81

6. KTM Canada Red Bull

154

152

378

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#25 Dylan Rempel

Dylan Rempel is a promising young motocross rider from Aylmer, Ontario. Known for his speed and steady rise through the amateur ranks, Rempel has earned multiple top-10 finishes in the 250SX Futures class of the Monster Energy AMA Supercross Championship. With a strong foundation and growing experience, Rempel is considered one of Canada’s brightest motocross prospects.

Wins	Podiums	Top 5	Top 10
2	4	7	7

#886 Alex Gougeon

Alex Gougeon, a powerhouse from Quebec, leads KTM Canada in the FMSQ Cross-Country Championship. With four titles and counting, he’s known for his precision and consistency on the KTM 250 XC-F. Alex’s calm intensity and leadership continue to shape the Canadian off-road scene.

Wins	Podiums	Top 5	Top 10
0	0	0	0

Stage 1	Stage 2	Stage 3
RD1: 34	RD3: 54	RD6: 22
RD2: 38	RD4: 53	RD7: 83
	RD5: 47	RD8: 47
Overall: 72	Overall: 154	Overall: 152

7. AVL Racing Team

157

318

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#28 Sam Gaynor

Sam Gaynor is a 24-year-old rider from Ontario competing in the 450 Pro Class for AVL Husqvarna. A two-time Triple Crown Premix Champion and 2024 Amateur National Two-Stroke Champion, Gayner is known for his versatility and fan-favorite status. With AVL, he’s aiming to break into the top five and qualify for select U.S. nationals.

Wins	Podiums	Top 5	Top 10
0	0	0	4

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#377 Daniel Elmore

Daniel Elmore, from Telkwa, British Columbia, is a rugged and resilient 450 Pro Class rider for AVL Husqvarna. After earning his first national podium in 2023 and finishing 8th overall in 2024 despite health setbacks, Elmore enters 2025 with renewed focus. He’s known for his endurance, technical skill, and community involvement through riding schools.

Wins	Podiums	Top 5	Top 10
0	0	3	5

Stage 1	Stage 2	Stage 3
RD1: 36	RD3: 44	RD6: 44
RD2: 38	RD4: 55	RD7: 16
	RD5: 58	RD8: 27
Overall: 74	Overall: 157	Overall: 87

8. Triumph Canada

128

284

#34 Blake Davies

Blake Davies, from Mission, BC, is a fast-rising young gun in Canadian motocross. A six-time national amateur champion, Davies raced the 2025 AMA Supercross 250 West on Triumph’s TF-250 and returned strong from early injury, showing grit and versatility as a promising athlete.

Wins	Podiums	Top 5	Top 10
0	1	2	6

#25 Evan Stice

Evan Stice, from Idaho, is a rising motocross rider known for his grit and adaptability. After a standout privateer performance at Wild Rose MX in Calgary, he joined the Triumph team in 2025. Evan’s smooth style and background in mountain biking make him a versatile threat on the 450.

Wins	Podiums	Top 5	Top 10
0	0	1	3

Stage 1	Stage 2	Stage 3
RD1: 38	RD3: 53	RD6: 47
RD2: 29	RD4: 39	RD7: 37
	RD5: 36	RD8: 5
Overall: 67	Overall: 128	Overall: 89

9. Blue Moto

119

254

#44 Noah Porter

Noah Porter is a Canadian motocross rider from Williams Lake, BC, competing in the 450 Pro class of the Triple Crown Series with the Blue Moto team. Known for his dedication and smooth riding style, he gained attention after earning the Rick Joseph Award in 2023 and made a strong debut in 2024 with solid mid-pack finishes. Porter’s career is still gaining momentum, but he's proving himself as a determined contender in Canadian motocross.

Wins	Podiums	Top 5	Top 10
0	0	0	2

#58 Liam Dodds

Liam Dodds is a Canadian track and field athlete affiliated with British Columbia and the Peninsula Track & Field Club. A rising star in the motocross world, he brings his competitive background to excel his results on-track. Teaming up with the Blue Moto team, Liam continues to turn heads with his skillful riding ability.

Wins	Podiums	Top 5	Top 10
0	0	0	1

Stage 1	Stage 2	Stage 3
RD1: 31	RD3: 17	RD6: 54
RD2: 34	RD4: 28	RD7: 31
	RD5: 70	RD8: 34
Overall: 65	Overall: 70	Overall: 119

10. Priority MX, Thor, GASGAS #2

104

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#18 Parker Eales

Parker Eales, from Maple Ridge, British Columbia, is a determined and hard-working Canadian motocross rider known for his steady rise through the pro ranks. Competing in the 450 Pro Class, Eales has earned multiple top-10 finishes in the Canadian Triple Crown Series and made his Monster Energy Supercross debut in Seattle, gaining valuable experience on the international stage. As of 2025, he rides for Priority MX Thor GASGAS, where he continues to build momentum and establish himself as a consistent threat in the Canadian motocross scene.

Wins	Podiums	Top 5	Top 10
0	0	0	2

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#93 Cole Pranger

Cole Pranger, a teenage phenom from Ontario, has quickly become one of the most exciting riders to watch on Canadian soil. Competing in the 250 Pro Class, Pranger claimed the 2023 TransCan Grand National Championship and has earned attention for his smooth style and racing IQ. He is looking to make a major impact in the pro ranks.

Wins	Podiums	Top 5	Top 10
0	0	0	3

Stage 1	Stage 2	Stage 3
RD1: 0	RD3: 40	RD6: 12
RD2: 0	RD4: 14	RD7: 17
	RD5: 21	RD8: 0
Overall: 0	Overall: 75	Overall: 29

11. CJR Suspension/TLD Canada Racing

#482 Teren Gerber

Teren Gerber, from Coronation, Alberta, is a respected 250/450 Pro rider in Canada, known for his work ethic, consistency, and humility. A Club MX alum and mentor to younger racers, Gerber has made his mark in the Pro Motocross series with a grounded, team-first approach and strong performances on both sides of the border.

Wins	Podiums	Top 5	Top 10
0	0	0	1

#102 Jared Allison

Jared Allison, from Delburne, Alberta, was a standout MX2 pro in the early 2010s, earning national podiums and top-five finishes before injuries stalled his rise. Racing alongside twin brother Parker, Jared returned to the Canadian Nationals in 2025, bringing veteran grit and reigniting interest in his legacy.

Wins	Podiums	Top 5	Top 10
0	0	0	1

Stage 1	Stage 2	Stage 3
RD1: 36	RD3: 18	RD6: 0
RD2: 43	RD4: 0	RD7: 0
	RD5: 0	RD8: 0
Overall: 79	Overall: 18	Overall: 0

12. Motosport St-Césaire

#90 Izack Guadagno

Izack Guadagno, from Bromont, Quebec, is a driven motocross rider and media-savvy competitor known for his content creation and Quebec championship pedigree. With training stints in Florida and a dynamic vlog presence, Izack blends riding talent with storytelling and has become a role model for the next generation.

Wins	Podiums	Top 5	Top 10
0	0	0	1

#427 Alek Guadagno

Alek Guadagno, the younger brother of Izack, is one of Canada’s most decorated youth riders with multiple national titles by age 14. Competing in major U.S. events like RCSX at Daytona, Alek will move into the Intermediate class in 2025, bringing high race IQ, natural speed, and a standout presence to the Canadian scene.

Wins	Podiums	Top 5	Top 10
0	0	0	0

Stage 1	Stage 2	Stage 3
RD1: 0	RD3: 6	RD6: 9
RD2: 0	RD4: 10	RD7: 12
	RD5: 28	RD8: 0
Overall: 0	Overall: 44	Overall: 21

13. Pro Caliber K&M Rebar Racing

#349 Kile Epperson

Kile Epperson, from Camas, Washington, is a pro motocross athlete competing for K&M Rebar Legacy Honda. He made his AMA Pro Motocross debut in 2024 and has since contested the 450 Class and 250SX Futures, earning a top-20 finish and showcasing a blend of aggression and calculated control across both disciplines.

Wins	Podiums	Top 5	Top 10
0	0	0	0

#540 Preston Wittkopp

Preston Wittkopp, from Vancouver, Washington, is a smooth and steady motocross rider who turned pro in 2022. After competing in the AMA 125 All Star class, he expanded his reach in 2025 by entering Canada’s 250 Pro/Am class, demonstrating technical refinement and a calm, long-game approach to the sport.

Wins	Podiums	Top 5	Top 10
0	0	0	0

Stage 1	Stage 2	Stage 3
RD1: 7	RD3: 1	RD6: 0
RD2: 20	RD4: 0	RD7: 0
	RD5: 0	RD8: 0
Overall: 27	Overall: 1	Overall: 0

14. Fueled by Verge

#94 Wyatt Hasil

Wyatt Hasil, from Langdon, Alberta, is an 11-time Alberta Provincial Motocross Champion. He began riding at age 3 and has raced competitively since 2014. Known for his dominance in the 85cc and Supermini classes, Hasil has also competed in the U.S. and is backed by Fueled by Verge and JC Powersports South7. He’s a rising star with a strong social presence and a passion for mentoring younger riders.

Wins	Podiums	Top 5	Top 10
0	0	0	0

#141 Danny Robertson

Danny Robertson, from Calgary, Alberta, is a veteran motocross rider and the driving force behind Fueled by Verge, blending grassroots racing with youth education on blockchain and digital currency. With national experience at Walton Raceway and Loretta Lynn’s, Robertson is also deeply involved in environmental and marine initiatives on Canada’s West Coast.

Wins	Podiums	Top 5	Top 10
0	0	0	1

Stage 1	Stage 2	Stage 3
RD1: 24	RD3: 0	RD6: 0
RD2: 3	RD4: 0	RD7: 0
	RD5: 0	RD8: 0
Overall: 27	Overall: 0	Overall: 0