American Junior Motocross Team Prepares for Loretta Lynn’s Championship

The United States‘ junior motocross contingent has transitioned from the international arena to one of the most prestigious national stages as they gear up for the 2024 Monster Energy Loretta Lynn’s Amateur National Championship. This shift occurs after their participation in the 2024 FIM Junior World Championships held in The Netherlands.

Documentary filmmakers from Camworkx have been trailing these young athletes, comprising riders such as Jaydin Smart, Braxtyn Mes, and Brennon Harrison, to capture the ebbs and flows of their competitive journey. The series, “Team USA vs. the World,” has turned its lens to this domestic event for its third and fourth installments, providing an insider’s view of the trials and triumphs that the racers face in America’s most renowned amateur race.

Among the team members competing across various classes are Joey Vicari, Austin Keller, and Jaydin Smart in the 65cc class; Braxtyn Mes, Wyatt Duff, Easton Graves, and Chase Dashiell in the 85cc category. Additionally, Brennon Harrison, Chace Lawton, and Joseph Shipley are set to contest in the 125cc class, showcasing their talents against the country’s top amateur racing talent.

The filmmakers have been closely monitoring the American Junior Motocross des Nations Team throughout their European campaign, documenting their experiences. Now, they focus on Loretta Lynn’s Championship to continue sharing the story, which displays the dedication and preparation required to contest at this level.

Sponsors that have been instrumental in the production of this series include Motosport, MX Tire, and Cobra Motorcycles, providing essential support to highlight these gifted athletes. Future episodes promise to crown champions and reveal personal and team victories that transpire on this grand motocross stage.