Carson Mumford - Winning a Loretta Lynns Championship

[@Gene_158]

Great throttle control unlike so many kids who just rev the piss out of the bike everywhere.

[@7pines77]

A lot of people don’t realize that the top B riders are usually just as fast as the A riders. Most riders will ride B class their first year or so after moving up from the 85

[@adler868]

7Pines Knives no they ride supermini then b class

[@7pines77]

Adler 86 Super mini is an 80 with a 105 kit or 115. I meant when people move in to the 250 and 450 classes. And besides a lot of kids will race C class their first year on the big bikes

[@iTzReFlExx]

Raw speed this kid has always been fast

[@thomasstead2916]

What’s the different between the limited and stock classes. What can they change?

[@alexdixon5033]

that's exactly what im wondering

[@xMagicalDonkey]

bigger bore i think, more cc

[@mikevizerphoto]

Thomas Stead stock ignition can be remapped and the exhaust can be repacked. Other than that only stock suspension with valving etc

[@MichaelAMyers1957]

Was this moto like the very last moto for Loretta’s or something ? I was there for 11 days and from practice Monday to racing all the way till Friday there was alottttt of spectators watching all the races and I mean a lot, way more then 2017 forsure, but yet In this Video I didn’t see a single spectator

[@tobymckendry9160]

stud

[@mxgryan]

I expected more from the dude at MEC

[@paulhetherington3854]

This is not, Lynn's Ranch!

[@harperphillips5115]

Yes it is 😂

[@dustinprice8897]

Why do we have kids on factory bikes in the B class? If your going to be a pro, why TF aren't you in A class?

[@actionsportster7686]

There's no such thing as a true amateur class at Loretta's anymore. The business of motocross has been trickling into the amateur level for a long time ... and unfortunately, kids who are truly amateurs have little to no chance against kids who have been given professional support at almost every level.

[@mikevizerphoto]

well...he is 16, and his first year on a "big bike" also this is 250B limited (stock bikes)

[@scott729]

Well he is clearly better than most "B" riders

[@Dero_milsurp]

Factory bike? This is the STOCK class lmao!

[@rrichards9082]

At am nationals there isn't much difference in speed between classes. Most of the time the top 5 in 250 B would all be close to the front of 250A. It's mainly just an experience thing and because it's his first year on a 250 he's in the B class