by: Kate Stiller
Wednesday, March 11, 2026 | 4:15 PM
Moose Racing Wild Boar:
Women’s Race Report
Jessica Elioff and Brandy Richards grab first WXC wins of 2026
PALATKA, Fla. (March 11, 2026) – The Moose Racing Wild Boar race in Palatka, Florida, saw another exciting weekend of racing in the Progressive Grand National Cross Country (GNCC Racing) Series for the second round of the 2026 season. From ATVs to bikes, all of the women’s classes provided great performances in the Florida sand at the Hog Waller Campground and ATV Resort.
After some Friday night rain showers, the weekend brought nothing but sunshine as clear skies welcomed the women’s racers to the starting line. With great weather, the Women’s WXC ATV racers were set for another competitive battle as the green flag waved to kick off their race.
Elioff Racing/BNR Motorsports/GBC Tire’s Jessica Elioff would dominate the race, leading every lap to take home the win by over two minutes. Elioff embraced the conditions at the Wild Boar GNCC, with her strong, consistent ride to earn the victory and carry momentum into a quick turnaround as GNCC heads to Talladega this coming weekend.
Fearless/Teixeira Tech/BNR Motorsports’ Hannah Hunter also had a very consistent race, holding the second-place position for the whole day and maintaining a steady pace to secure the runner-up finish.
Behind her, things were more complicated as Pierce Performance/Moose Racing/Lonestar Racing’s Chloe Harper came through seventh on the opening lap and had to work her way through the pack before she ultimately secured the final podium position.
Benny D’s On & Offroad/WPS/Fly Racing’s Amie Dunlap finished fourth on the day, while Stewart Boys Racing/Kenda/Action Off-Road’s Andrea Rodgers rounded out the top five in the WXC class.
In the Women’s class, Courtney Crump earned another dominant victory, while Caidyn Stringfellow battled her way forward from fifth to finish second. Nicole Wilhelm also made an impressive charge through the field, working up from sixth to secure the third-place finish.
Ciara Shadron led every lap to take the win in the Women’s 25+ class. Jessica Moore secured second place on the day, while Sarah Parkhurst finished third.
Lakah Carr grabbed her second win of the season in the Women C class, marking a perfect start to her year. Ella Shriver battled her way up from fifth to finish second, while Emma Howell rounded out the podium in third after running in podium contention throughout the race.
In the Youth ATV race, Taylnn Davis made the move on Kimber Lowry to take the lead on lap four in the Schoolgirl 12-15 class. Davis would take the class win, with Lowry finishing behind her in second and Emma Edwards rounding out the podium in third.
In the Girls Sr. class, Kaydence Wiggins led every lap to take her first win of the season. Raven Nickell charged up from fourth to take second on the day, and Moon Savage finished out the top three.
Kartyr Phillips took home another win in the Girls Jr. class in dominant fashion. Brynlee Pullen rode a consistent race to finish second on the day, and Carlyn Webster finished out the day in third.
After a full day of ATV racing on Saturday, the focus shifted to two wheels on Sunday as the bike racers lined up to take on the Wild Boar course. It was FMF KTM Factory Racing’s Brandy Richards coming through, scoring first on the opening lap, setting the early place for an exciting battle for the podium.
On lap two, Rockstar Energy Husqvarna Factory Racing’s Korie Steede would take over the lead with Richards just a second behind her. On the same lap, AmPro Yamaha’s Danielle McDonald moved into the third-place position after running fourth on the opening lap, putting herself into podium contention early in the race.
Lap three would see the same running order as lap two, but on the final lap, Richards was able to make the pass on Steede to secure the win at the Wild Boar. Steede would finish second on the day, while McDonald rounded out the podium in third.
Behind the podium finishers, battles continued for the remaining top-five positions. Moose Offroad/Solid Performance Suspension/ Remax’s Jocelyn Barnes worked her way forward from sixth on lap one to finish fourth in the class, while Chopper Automotive’s Carly Lee made a strong charge from seventh to secure fifth place on the day.
Mallory Pickard led every lap to bring home the win in the Women’s class. Mattie Sims and Megan Janyssek battled on the final lap for second and third, with Sims ultimately holding off Janyssek by just one second to secure the runner-up position.
Meilleur charged her way up from third to take home the victory in the Women’s 30+ class. Lais Bibbo rode a steady race to finish second, while Amber Aubain rounded out the podium with a third-place finish.
In the Women C class, Gabrielle Ouimet took the win, with Hailey Vallejo finishing second and Kate Bacon rounding out the podium in third.
In the Youth Bike race, it was once again Vaida Lavergne putting on a show in the Girls Super Mini class as she led every lap to take the victory. Ky Pollak rode a consistent race to finish second, while Isla Kastel also put in a steady ride to secure the third-place finish.
Aubrey Tsakanikas grabbed another dominant victory in the Girls 85 class, finishing with over a five-minute gap on second place. Maura Tsakanikas came through to finish second, while Elleni Cadieux placed third.
Matilda Revoyr took home the win in the Girls 65 class after working her way up from third on the opening lap. Gemini Cadieux finished second, while Alaina Sollon rounded out the podium with a third-place finish.
In the Bike Micro class, it was once again Rylee Huff taking home the win. Codie Mae Lloyd finished second after leading the first lap, while Nina Berghof battled her way up from fifth to claim the final podium position in third.
Over 160 Women and Girls would compete throughout the weekend at the Moose Racing Wild Boar GNCC in the women’s and girls classes.
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Moose Racing Wild Boar GNCC Results and Points Standings
Palatka, Florida
Round 2 of 13
WXC ATV Event Results:
- Jessica Elioff (YAM)
- Hannah Hunter (YAM)
- Chloe Harper (YAM)
- Amie Dunlap (HON)
- Andrea Rodgers (YAM)
- Avery Collins (YAM)
- Emma Propst (YAM)
- Nevaeh Polley (YAM)
- Hannalyn Venesky (YAM)
- Lorika Lacroix (YAM)
WXC ATV National Championship Standings:
- Chloe Harper (51)
- Hannah Hunter (50)
- Jessica Elioff (48)
- Avery Collins (36)
- Amie Dunlap (34)
- Andrea Rodgers (28)
- Hannalyn Venesky (27)
- Nevaeh Polley (24)
- Emma Propst (23)
- Haile Fowler (20)
WXC Motorcycle Event Results:
- Brandy Richards (KTM)
- Korie Steede (HQV)
- Danielle McDonald (YAM)
- Jocelyn Barnes (HQV)
- Carly Lee (KTM)
- Lilley Sheets (YAM)
- Emma Smith (GAS)
- Taylor Johnston (TRI)
- Tayla Jones (HON)
- Shelby Turner (TRI)
WXC Motorcycle National Championship Standings:
- Brandy Richards (55)
- Danielle McDonald (51)
- Korie Steede (46)
- Jocelyn Barnes (32)
- Carly Lee (31)
- Lilley Sheets (31)
- Tayla Jones (23)
- Ellie Winland (18)
- Emma Smith (14)
- Taylor Johnston (13)
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About GNCC Racing
The Progressive Grand National Cross Country Series, an AMA National Championship, is the world premier cross country racing series. Founded in 1975, the 13-round motorcycle and ATV championship and 8-round eMTB championship, is produced exclusively by Racer Productions. Cross-country racing is one of the most physically demanding sports in the world. The grueling two and three-hour GNCC races lead as many as 2,800 riders through racetracks ranging in length from eight to 12 miles. With varied terrain, including hills, woods, mud, dirt, rocks, and motocross sections, GNCC events are tests of both survival and speed. The series draws talent from all over the U.S., Central America, South America, Europe, Japan, Australia and New Zealand. GNCC Racing is televised live on RacerTV.com. For more information, please visit www.gnccracing.com.
About the American Motorcyclist Association
Founded in 1924, the AMA is a not-for-profit member-based association whose mission is to promote the motorcycle lifestyle and protect the future of motorcycling. As the world's largest motorcycling rights and event sanctioning organization, the AMA advocates for riders' interests at all levels of government and sanctions thousands of competition and recreational events every year. The AMA also provides money-saving discounts on products and services for its members. Through the AMA Motorcycle Hall of Fame in Pickerington, Ohio, the AMA honors the heroes and heritage of motorcycling. For more information, visit www.americanmotorcyclist.com. Not a member? Join the AMA today: www.americanmotorcyclist.com/membership/join.
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