History Made: Raycin Kyler Becomes First Female to Win Open Championship at Loretta Lynn’s Ranch

The following press release is from MX Sports:

Youth Motocrosser Raycin Kyler Becomes First Female to Win Open Championship

HURRICANE MILLS, Tenn. — History has been made at the 44th Monster Energy AMA Amateur National Motocross Championship Presented by AMSOIL, the world’s single-largest motocross event that takes place each summer from the namesake ranch of country music icon Loretta Lynn. For the first time ever, a female racer claimed an AMA National Championship in an open division as 11-year-old Brooksville, Florida native Raycin Kyler emerged victorious in the 65cc (10-11) Limited class.

Kyler already made history in June when she became the first female to win an open class Regional Championship, which ultimately punched her ticket to Loretta Lynn’s. Just a few weeks later, she became the first female to compete for the United States at the FIM Junior Motocross World Championship in France. She came to Loretta Lynn Ranch to contest two classes, 65cc (10-11) Limited, which she just won, and 65cc (10-11), where she currently sits sixth with one race to go. This year marks Kyler’s third appearance at Loretta Lynn’s and signifies her first AMA National Championship, capping off a breakthrough year for the rising star who already has more than 100,000 followers on Instagram. 

Kyler finished with 4-2-2 race finishes (8 points) in the 65cc (10-11) Limited class, to become the first female in Loretta Lynn's history to win an open class.