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Article By:
GateDrop
2026-05-15 22:50:08

Video: Glen Helen Stopwatch National – Ferrandis v Barcia v Nichols!

Summary By: eMotoX
The Glen Helen Stopwatch National saw a thrilling showdown between top riders Dylan Ferrandis, Justin Barcia, and Colt Nichols. Despite Ferrandis and Barcia being the pre-race favourites, it was Nichols who emerged victorious with consistent second-place finishes in both motos. Ferrandis claimed the first moto win but was unable to finish the second race after a crash, while Barcia recovered from a seventh-place finish in the opening moto to win the second race despite his own crash while leading. The event highlighted the unpredictable nature of motocross, where consistency often trumps outright speed. Nichols’ back-to-back second places proved enough to secure the overall win, edging out Derek Drake who finished fourth and third in his motos. Barcia’s mixed results, including a strong comeback in the second moto, earned him third overall, underscoring the competitive depth of the field. Reactions from the riders reflected the challenging conditions and the high stakes of the event. Ferrandis expressed frustration over his second moto crash, which dashed his hopes of an overall win after a strong start. Barcia acknowledged the difficulties he faced but remained positive about his performance, while Nichols praised his own consistency and the importance of staying on the bike. Looking ahead, the results from Glen Helen provide valuable momentum for Nichols as the season progresses, while Ferrandis and Barcia will be keen to regroup and address the issues that hampered their performances. The event served as a reminder that in motocross, resilience and steady finishes are crucial to securing overall success.