The final round of the 2025 US Sprint Enduro Championship took place this weekend in Bristol, closing out the season with a decisive performance from Korie Steede, who clinched her first individual national title.
With Tayla Jones and Rachel Gutish absent, Steede arrived on Saturday knowing the championship was within reach. However, with the two lowest scores dropped and double points awarded in the final round, consistency was still crucial. Battling closely with Danielle McDonald, the Husqvarna rider edged out Saturday’s win by just under a minute, before widening the gap on Sunday to secure a convincing overall victory.
It marks a milestone in Steede’s career, as she becomes Sprint Enduro Champion for the first time and positions herself for a potential multi-title season.
Danielle McDonald (AmPro Yamaha) delivered a strong performance to finish second overall across both days. Back to full form, the Australian continues to gain experience during her first full season racing in the U.S. Ellie Winland rounded out the weekend podium and concluded the championship in fourth overall, just behind Jones and Gutish in the final standings.
Pic by Mack Faint