ROUND 4 YOUTH/MICRO RACE REPORT
YOUTH REPORT
2026 US Sprint Enduro Series
Round 4
Olde Mill Farm Sprint Enduro
April 11-12, 2026
Charlotte Hall, Maryland
By Shan Moore
Photos by Dirt Bike Race Days
YOUTH OVERALL – ROUND 4 | OLDE MILL FARM
Olde Mill didn’t go easy on the Youth classes. Rough – dusty conditions, changing lines, and two demanding tests made this one all about staying tough and consistent.
At the top, Philip Arnold took the Youth Overall and Super Mini SR win, managing the conditions better than anyone across all 12 tests.
“It was rough.” – Arnold
Simple and to the point—and it showed in the lap times. Keeping it together was the difference.
Maddix Wiggins and Marshall Hauser rounded out the overall podium, both putting in strong rides and staying competitive through the rough conditions.
In the Super Mini JR class, Donnie Ryan pushed hard all weekend chasing the front.
“I was trying to catch Marshall. It was good.” – Ryan
That drive kept him moving forward and earned him the class win.
The 85 JR class saw Mason Ramsey come out on top after battling through both tests.
“Both courses were rough but I felt good other than my knee pads kept slipping down.” – Ramsey
Even with the small setbacks, he stayed consistent and got it done.
In 65 SR, Sim Bright found his groove early.
“I liked the cross test and Day 1 better.” – Bright
That early comfort paid off and helped secure the win.
The Girls class winner Aubrey Tsakanikas kept it smooth and positive all weekend.
“It was pretty fun and the bike worked good.” – Tsakanikas
When the track gets tough, a good mindset (and a good bike) goes a long way.
In 65 JR, Hunter Arnold leaned into what worked best for him.
“I liked the cross test and I liked Day 1 best.” – Arnold
That preference showed in his performance as he locked in the class win.
MICRO OVERALL – ROUND 4 | OLDE MILL FARM
The Micro classes brought serious energy to Olde Mill, and it was a weekend where consistency and adaptability made the difference.
Winston West led the way, putting together an impressive ride to take the overall win in his first-ever Sprint Enduro. He stayed smooth across all 12 tests and handled both tracks like a veteran.
“It was my first Sprint Enduro and I loved it. I liked racing two different tracks.” – West
That comfort switching between cross and enduro tests showed all weekend as he controlled the overall from the front.
Right behind him, Harrason Mallory charged to 2nd Overall and the 50 JR win, showing serious speed—especially in the cross test.
“I had fun and liked going fast on the cross test.” – Mallory
That pace kept him in contention all weekend and secured the top Junior spot.
Chase Augenstein rounded out the overall podium in 3rd, with strong rides throughout but just giving up a bit too much time in a few key tests. Chase took second in the 50 Sr class.
On the 50 SR side, Laurel Maxwell put together a consistent performance to finish 4th overall and third Senior, proving how important clean laps were as conditions got tougher.
Dylan Jolly completed the top 5 and in a deep Junior field, he also earned second in the 50 JR class with Lane Geyer close behind in 6th overall but third in his class after staying steady through all 12 tests.
As the race went on, the Enduro tests got rougher and mistakes became costly—making consistency the deciding factor.
Round five of the 2026 US Sprint Enduro Series resumes with the High Voltage Sprint Enduro on
April 25-26 in Maidsville, West Virginia/Dillinar, Pennsylvania. For more information on the US
Sprint Enduro Series check out www.ussprintenduro.com.
Complete Results can be found HERE
Photo Links:
DirtBikeRaceDays – pictures provided for this report.
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