Morning Duck Motor Company

GNCC “The Dukes” in Leburn, Kentucky was a hard-fought race for the team. Ryder Lafferty had a big crash early that set him back, but he reset, pushed forward, and worked his way into 9th in the XC1 Open Pro class, showing a lot of resilience throughout the race. Trevor Hulin put together a strong ride in the Open A class, keeping a steady pace and finishing 7th overall. Both riders showed a lot of fight and composure from start to finish.

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RD 3 – 2-Day FMF Farm 14 National Enduro in Centreville, Mississippi, pushed riders all weekend with tight, technical trails and terrain that became increasingly broken in as the race went on.

Ryder Lafferty and Trevor Hulin both put together strong rides, finishing 4th and 6th, respectively. A good weekend overall and a step in the right direction.

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RD 3 - 2-Day FMF Farm 14 National Enduro in Centreville, Mississippi pushed riders all weekend with tight, technical trails and terrain that kept getting more broken in as the race went on.

Ryder Lafferty and Trevor Hulin both put together strong rides, finishing 4th and 6th respectively. A good weekend overall and a step in the right direction.

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RD 3 - 2-Day FMF Farm 14 National Enduro in Centreville, Mississippi pushed riders all weekend with tight, technical trails and terrain that kept getting more broken in as the race went on.

Ryder Lafferty and Trevor Hulin both came away with strong results, finishing 4th and 6th respectively. A good weekend all around and a step in the right direction.

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At Round 4 of the GNCC Camp Coker, riders faced rough, sandy terrain that made for a demanding race from start to finish. Trevor Hulin finished 6th in the Open A class, staying competitive throughout a tough day on the course.

In the XC1 Open Pro class, Ryder Lafferty secured 11th place, earning more championship points against a stacked field. Camp Coker’s conditions tested everyone, making these solid results as the season continues.

GNCC RD3 Talladega was a strong one for the team!

Trevor Hulin put together an impressive ride in the Open A class, pushing the pace all race long and finishing in 4th place after an excellent performance.

Ryder Lafferty faced some bike difficulties during the race but showed real grit, battling through the challenges and still finishing 10th in XC1, adding more points for the season. Proud of both riders for the effort and determination they showed out there and the rest of the Morning Duck Motor Company team who worked hard all weekend to make it happen.

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