ARLSBAD, Calif.—The third annual SPY Del Moto Derby happily delivered MX action to a record crowd of more than 5,000 screaming, happy fans at the San Diego County Fair on Sunday, June 8, as the dirt met the surf in Del Mar, CA. Showcasing top amateur and professional arena style motocross racing in a multitude of classes—in addition to the scream-inducing Best Whip category—the third annual SPY Del Moto Derby (DMD) supplied the most memorable racing and riding in the event’s history. Returning for its third year, the SPY DMD continues to grow in notoriety and excitement, enticing thousands of passionate fans from San Diego and beyond to enjoy the most unique motocross event on the West Coast.

Sweeping the Open Pro division and coming up $3,000 richer, SPY MX team rider Scott Champion maneuvered past Timmy Weigand to take the eventual lead, leaving Weigand and Tommy Weeck in second and third respectively. In Best Whip, Tyler Bereman returned to defend his title, revving things up and getting sideways to snatch the $1,000 prize purse from Brett Cue and Everett Holcomb. Winning the Super Mini Class was Mitchell Falk, followed by Carson Mumford and Conner Mullennix. Dominating the Amateur All Star division, Ryan Surratt took down Luke Purther and Johnny O'Brien, and celebrated on his final lap with a stylish nac-nac.

“There were so many smiling faces at this year’s SPY Del Moto Derby, and that’s really what it’s all about,” said Kyle Krause, SPY MX marketing manager. “With every seat filled by fans and family members, it made us proud to showcase high caliber riding, plus our unusual approach to everything we do and have become known for.”