JORDAN JARVIS Secures Unadilla Podium as WMX Championship Heats Up

August 18, 2026

• JORDAN JARVIS earned her fifth Pro Motocross podium at Unadilla with third overall, finishing behind LACHLAN TURNER and CHARLI CANNON while maintaining third in championship standings with a nine-point cushion.
• JARVIS made history in 2020 as the first woman to qualify for a men’s 250 Pro Motocross race under modern timed-qualifying, persevering through the four-year WMX hiatus by racing against men.
• The 2025 Thunder Valley race proved pivotal when JARVIS capitalized on contact between KYLEIGH STALLINGS and MIKAYLA NIELSEN to score third despite being injured, convincing Peacock to feature WMX during National coverage.
• TURNER dominates as the teenage phenom leading WMX, while rising threats TAYLAH MCCUTCHEON and MAYLA HERRICK join established contenders in an increasingly competitive field backed by new title sponsor Synchrony.
• JARVIS won two Loretta Lynn’s championships and the 2018 WMX title but missed peak earning years due to series suspension, now focused on climbing to the top step with enhanced training plans.

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