LIZELLA, Ga. (April 2, 2026) – The Echeconnee ATVMX National, round 2 of AMA Pro ATV Racing in the ATV Motocross National Championship Series (ATVMX), in Georgia delivered a full weekend of intense racing, deep ruts, and relentless competition as the nation’s top ATV motocross riders battled for position in the overall standings. With the Georgia clay demanding both precision and endurance, each moto tested riders’ consistency and mental toughness.

Phoenix Racing Yamaha’s Joel Hetrick put together a composed and calculated ride, navigating the track conditions with his trademark smooth style. Hetrick continued to stay at the front of the pack in both motos, minimizing mistakes and capitalizing on key moments to secure valuable points. His consistency across the motos proved crucial, ultimately earning him a spot on the overall podium and reinforcing his position as a perennial contender in the class.

Rastrelli Racing/Williams Performance Engines/MxRealRacing Tuning/JB Racing ’s Brandon Hoag delivered an impressive performance, showing speed and resilience from the gate drop to the checkered flag. His ability to adapt to the changing track conditions throughout the day paid off, allowing him to piece together strong moto finishes that culminated in a well-earned second overall.

Decker Training Facility/K5 Motorsports/Walsh Race Craft’s Zack Decker rounded out the trio with a determined effort. Decker demonstrated steady progression across the motos, building momentum as the day went on and putting together a strong performances at round two. His persistence and smart race management helped him secure consistent finishes, ultimately landing him on the podium with a third overall that highlighted both his growth and potential.

After putting together a solid day of racing, ML2 Motorsports/Walsh Race Craft/Maxxis/Yamaha’s Max Lindquist secured fourth overall at round two, showing both speed and determination against a stacked field. Lindquist came out strong and remained competitive throughout both motos, keeping himself in the mix with the front group. DW Performance/Baldwin Motors/Pro Graphx’s Joey Norris rounded out the top five with a hard-charging performance that highlighted his grit and race craft. Norris battled through challenging track conditions and stiff competition, making key passes and holding his ground in tight racing situations.

Rounding out the top ten overall at Echeconnee, the sixth through eighth place finishers delivered competitive and consistent rides in a class stacked with talent. Coming through to earn sixth overall after going 7-5 on the day was TDR Motorsports/RP Race Performance/JB ATV Racing's Noah Arnal, who used steady improvement across the motos to climb the overall standings. Highline Racing/JB Racing/Custom Axis/TDR Motorsports’ Adam Ulrich finished 4-10 in the motos to secure seventh overall, showing strong early speed before battling through tougher conditions in moto two. MEC Team Racing/Sabecort Sport/Walsh Race Craft's Juan Ondarcuhu put together two solid motos to claim eighth overall, maintaining consistency on the demanding Georgia track.

The battle for ninth and tenth overall was just as intense, with both riders putting together determined performances to close out the top ten. TDR Motorsports/Walsh Race Craft/CST/Rocket Machine Design’s Mason Jackson earned ninth overall after pushing through the rough conditions and staying competitive throughout the day. JH Racing/Decker Training Facility/G-Force's Cale Deal rounded out the top 10 overall finishers, capping off a hard-fought day of racing. As the track continued to break down, both riders relied on endurance and smart race management to secure their positions, highlighting the depth and resilience of the field at the Echeconnee ATVMX National.

In the Pro-Am class, Joey Norris led the way with a standout performance, showcasing his speed and control to capture the overall win against a competitive field. Norris remained consistent across both motos, putting himself in strong positions early and maintaining the pace needed to stay on top. Noah Arnal followed with an impressive ride to secure second overall, building off solid starts and smart line choices to keep himself in contention throughout the day. Rounding out the podium was Heath Hannah, who put together two determined motos to earn third overall, demonstrating resilience and composure as the track conditions became more demanding.

The Pro Sport class saw Landon Corn claim the top spot with a commanding performance, putting together two strong motos to secure the overall win. Corn demonstrated both speed and consistency, handling the challenging Echeconnee track conditions with confidence from start to finish. Andrix Beland followed closely behind with an impressive ride to earn second overall, staying within reach of the lead and delivering consistent lap times throughout the day. Syler Padusnak rounded out the podium in third, showcasing determination and steady riding across both motos to secure his spot among the top Pro Sport competitors.

In the WMX class, Lillian Plaza led the way with a standout performance, earning the overall win through consistent and confident riding across both motos. Plaza handled the rough Echeconnee conditions with poise, putting herself in strong positions early and maintaining her pace to the finish. Layne Fryar followed with a solid effort to secure second overall, showcasing determination and smooth riding as she stayed competitive throughout the day. Taygun Bratcher rounded out the podium in third, putting together two strong motos and demonstrating resilience as the track conditions intensified, capping off an impressive showing in the WMX class.

The 450 A class, Casey Fancher delivered a flawless performance, sweeping both motos with 1-1 finishes to secure the overall win. Fancher set the tone early with strong starts and never looked back, controlling the pace and navigating the challenging Echeconnee track with confidence. His ability to stay consistent and avoid mistakes allowed him to dominate the class and leave no doubt in his overall victory.

In the Junior 25+ class, Dominic Nobile matched that dominance with a perfect 1-1 score of his own to take the overall win. Nobile showcased smooth, calculated riding throughout the day, putting himself in the lead early and maintaining control as conditions became more demanding. His consistency and race management paid off, earning him a well-deserved overall victory in the class.

The youth divisions at Echeconnee showcased the next generation of ATV motocross talent, with several riders delivering perfect performances to claim their class wins. In the Youth All-Star (14-17) class, Stiles West put together a dominant 1-1 sweep, demonstrating advanced race craft and control well beyond his years. Ethan Cornell matched that effort in the Super Mini (12-15) class, securing his own 1-1 finishes with confident riding and strong starts that kept him ahead of the competition throughout both motos.

The younger classes continued to impress, as Wyatt Waller earned the overall win in the 90 Shifter (8-13) class with a perfect 1-1 score, showing speed and composure on the demanding Georgia track. Sammy Baxter followed suit in the 70 Shifter (6-11) class, also going 1-1 and maintaining a strong pace from gate drop to checkered flag. In the 50 Open (4-8) class, Deacon Hughes rounded out the group of dominant performances, capturing the overall with two moto wins and highlighting the depth of young talent coming up through the ranks.

For a full list of event results, click HERE.