Hurricane Mills, Tenn. – Troy Lee Designs athletes delivered a standout week at the 2026 Monster Energy AMA Amateur National Motocross Championship at Loretta Lynn’s Ranch, capturing two National Championships, six overall podiums, and 11 Top 10 finishes across one of amateur motocross’s most prestigious events.
With riders competing across a wide range of classes and a demanding three-moto format, the Troy Lee Designs program showcased championship-caliber speed, consistency, and determination throughout the week.
Leading the charge were Kruz Galvan and Ryder Annison, who both finished the week as National Champions.
Galvan dominated the Micro 2 (4-6) Limited class, opening the week with back-to-back moto victories before finishing second in the final moto. His 1-1-2 scorecard earned him the National Championship and capped an impressive week at Loretta Lynn’s.
Annison delivered an equally impressive performance in the 65cc (10-11) class. After winning the opening moto, Annison followed with a second-place finish before returning to the top step in Moto 3. His 1-2-1 scorecard secured the National Championship and made him one of the most consistent riders in the field.
Gus Biesemeyer added another podium for TLD, finishing second overall in Micro-E (4-7) Limited with a consistent 2-4-2 scorecard. Biesemeyer remained inside the Top 4 in every moto to secure his spot on the National Championship podium.
In the Women's class, Hannah Hodges put together one of the most consistent performances of the week, finishing 3-2-3 across the three motos to claim third overall. Hodges never finished outside the Top 3, showcasing the consistency required to succeed across the challenging three-moto championship format.
Edwin Meyer was another major standout, earning two overall podium finishes in the 65cc (7-9) divisions. Meyer finished third overall in both 65cc (7-9) Limited and 65cc (7-9), including a strong second-place finish in the final moto of the non-Limited class after battling back from 13th in Moto 2.
In the Pro Sport ranks, Max Shane delivered two Top 5 finishes, finishing fourth overall in Open Pro Sport and fifth in 250 Pro Sport. Shane continued to build momentum throughout the week, saving some of his strongest rides for the final moto with a fourth-place finish in both classes.
Levi Geis also finished the week with a Top 5 result, earning fourth overall in 85cc (10-12) Limited. After an 11th-place finish in Moto 2, Geis charged back to third in the final moto to close the championship on the podium.
Several additional TLD athletes battled their way to Top 10 and Top 15 results throughout the week, adding to the depth of the team's performance across the championship.
The final moto proved particularly strong for the TLD contingent, with several riders making significant gains late in the week. Gage Dunham rebounded from a 39th-place finish in Moto 2 of 250 B Limited to finish seventh in the final moto, while Nathan Martins improved to seventh in the final Micro 2 Limited moto. Edwin Meyer and Levi Geis both closed their respective Limited classes with podium finishes in Moto 3.
From the youngest racers in the Micro classes to the Pro Sport divisions, Troy Lee Designs athletes demonstrated the speed, resilience, and competitive spirit that define the brand's presence at Loretta Lynn’s.
With two National Championships, six overall podiums, and 11 Top 10 finishes, the 2026 Monster Energy AMA Amateur National Motocross Championship was another strong showing for Troy Lee Designs and its athletes on one of the biggest stages in amateur motocross.
TROY LEE DESIGNS 2026 LORETTA LYNN’S HIGHLIGHTS
- 2 National Championships
- 6 Overall Podium Finishes
- 11 Overall Top 10 Finishes
- 4 Moto Wins
- 16 Moto Podiums
- Kruz Galvan: Micro 2 Limited National Champion
- Ryder Annison: 65cc (10-11) National Champion
- Gus Biesemeyer: 2nd, Micro-E Limited
- Hannah Hodges: 3rd, Women's
- Edwin Meyer: 3rd, 65cc (7-9) Limited
- Edwin Meyer: 3rd, 65cc (7-9)
- Max Shane: 4th, Open Pro Sport; 5th, 250 Pro Sport
- Levi Geis: 4th, 85cc (10-12) Limited
