XC1 Open Pro Class newcomer Grant Davis turned his pace into a P1 finish amid challenging conditions at Camp Coker, taking the lead soon after a strong start onboard the KTM 450 XC-F this weekend and managing the race from the front of the field.

With a total time of 3:06.04, Davis recorded his first victory of the 2026 season and moved up to sixth in the XC1 Open Pro Class and Overall standings after four rounds.

Grant Davis: “I’m pumped! It was a good day – I got off to a good start and was in third place entering the woods, then powered to the lead and really tried to put the hammer down and open up a gap. I managed to do that, and just maintained my position for the duration of the race. That’s honestly the best I have felt all year, so I’m pumped with how I am riding and I’ll be ready for Kentucky.”

Defending GNCC Champion Ben Kelley entered Round 4 with momentum after a third-place finish at the Talladega GNCC, aiming to power his KTM 450 XC-F to the front once again at the Camp Coker Bullet GNCC.

A strong start put the number one rider in contention from the outset, battling near the podium throughout the three-hour race duration and ultimately securing a consistent P3 finish along with valuable championship points.

Kelley maintains his lead on top of the XC1 Open Pro Class and Overall standings following Camp Coker, holding a 13-point advantage as the series heads to The Dukes GNCC on April 18-19.

Ben Kelley: “It was a pretty good day for me overall. I had a decent start and made a couple of quick passes in that first lap. From there, I was in a good flow, but then lost a bit of that comfort during the middle stages. I fought late as best as I could, and managed to salvage a third, which gives me good championship points. I wanted a little more, but we’ll regroup and come out strong for the next one!”

Round 4 also proved a solid outing for FMF KTM Factory Racing’s Jason Tino, who battled for the podium in the XC2 250 Pro division aboard his KTM 250 XC-F. He ultimately crossed the finish line in third, marking his second podium of the 2026 season.

Tino now sits fifth in the XC2 250 Pro Class standings after four rounds, with championship points remaining tight as the series heads into Round 5 next month.

Jason Tino: "Today was a grind! I got off to a pretty decent start – I think I was P4 going into the woods – then dropped back to fifth, before getting back on the pace from there. I felt better as the race went on, and overall, I’m pretty stoked that I was able to come away with a podium result on my KTM.”