FLY Racing celebrated champions of all ages and skill groups at this year’s Loretta Lynn’s Amateur National Championship! Headlining the FLY Family was former AMA Supercross and Pro Motocross champion Zach Osborne. His return to Tennessee brought wins in +25 and also the most prestigious class of the week, Open Pro Sport. Besting the fastest stars of tomorrow was no small feat, “Zacho” having lived the semi-retired life for the last 5 years. All questions turned to the likable factory Beta rider participating in the upcoming Unadilla Pro Motocross round on August 15th.
The winning didn’t stop there, though, as Club MX’s Ryder Malinoski won 250 Pro Sport, the class most often used as an indicator of future professional success.
Ryder’s boss wouldn’t be shown up by the protege, either, as Club MX owner Brandon Haas won another 30+ title as he continues to pad his totals. Finally, 20-year FLY Racing veteran Andrew Short made a triumphant return as he dominated 40+ with perfect 1-1-1 scores.
It was a week of memories, high’s and low’s, and time spent with family. Loretta Lynn’s is the pinnacle of amateur racing and has been for over 40 years. FLY Racing is proud to support everyone who raced this year, win or lose, and can’t wait to see the FLY FAM out in full force in 2027.