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#1 again - Great job Mason Taft, CA – WORCS Mason Semmens put in a strong performance, securing another win this season with a considerable margin. He maintained a steady pace throughout the race, finishing over a minute ahead of second place and taking third overall in the event. His consistency continues to make him a key competitor.

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The RPM Racing crew keeping it cool out friend. Well done! RPM Racing made a strong showing at Round 2 of the Western Hare Scrambles, held at the renowned Chaney Ranch in California. This exclusive venue, rarely open for racing, attracted a highly competitive field eager to take on the challenging course. Jaden Dahners delivered an impressive performance, securing second place with a close finish behind the leader and?THIRD OVERALL. Rachel Stout dominated the women’s class, taking the top spot with a commanding victory. Meanwhile, JJ Concannon put in a solid ride to claim third place in class, making a strong impression and getting his first podium of the season.

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Thank you to all the dealers, reps, and industry friends who stopped by our booth at last week's AIMExpo! It was truly exciting to have the powersports industry come together for such a fantastic event. Connecting with so many of you, hearing your stories, and sharing meaningful conversations was a highlight for us. A big shout-out to the AIMExpo team for your hard work and dedication behind the scenes. Your efforts made this incredible gathering possible, and it showed. Thank you, and we look forward to seeing you all in Anaheim next year! ??

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A Winning Weekend! The team had a packed weekend, kicking off the 2025 WORCS & NHHA season with impressive performances at two different events. Mason Semmens and Noah Gordon competed at the first round of the WORCS series at Shorty’s MX Park, while Rachel Stout took on the opening round of the NHHA series in Lucerne Valley, CA. Mason Semmens wasted no time making his mark, dominating the competition and topping the podium with his first win of the 2025 season. His stellar performance set the tone for the year ahead. Teammate Noah Gordon also put on an incredible ride, securing his first career Pro 250 podium with a strong second-place finish right behind Mason. Meanwhile, in the harsh desert terrain of Lucerne Valley, Rachel Stout made a powerful statement in the NHHA series. She clinched victory in the opening round with a commanding lead over the competition, proving her speed and endurance are primed for a successful season. With such a strong start, the momentum is set, and they’re looking forward to carrying it through the rest of the 2025 racing calendar. Stay tuned for more updates as the season unfolds! Great job by the Engine Ice cooled RPM Racing Team.

Thank you to all of the dealers, reps and industry friends that stopped by our booth at last weekend's Parts Unlimited NVP show in Louisville. It was fantastic to connect with so many of you, hear your stories, and share?time together. It's events like this that make us grateful to be a part of the powersports industry. To the entire Parts Unlimited - We Support the Sport event staff, well done. Your hard work behind the scenes makes it possible for the event to succeed. Thank you and see you in Milwaukee later this year. ??

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More success from the Engine Ice supported RPM Racing Team Hitting 2025 on the Podium Page, AZ — RPM Racing KTM hit the ground running at the first round of the AMA West Hare Scramble Series, held at an exciting new venue in Page, Arizona. With its sandy trails and striking red rock terrain, this location offered a one-of-a-kind challenge, testing riders' adaptability and skill in conditions unlike any other on the circuit. Rachel Stout delivered an impressive performance, showcasing her consistency and determination. Running in 3rd place from the drop of the flag, she maintained her position throughout the race, battling the challenging terrain and stiff competition to secure a well-earned podium finish. Her strong start to the season sets a positive tone for the rounds ahead. J.J., RPM Racing KTM's newest addition to the team, made his debut in the highly competitive 250A class. He bolted into 2nd place during the opening lap, demonstrating his speed and potential. While a tough second lap saw him slip to 4th, J.J. rode consistently to finish strong in 4th place. This promising start underscores his potential for growth and success as the season progresses. Returning for his second season with RPM Racing KTM, Jaden faced a steep learning curve on the unfamiliar sandy and rocky terrain, a stark contrast to the trails of his native Washington. Despite struggling to find his rhythm, Jaden pushed through to finish 5th. His grit and determination preserved crucial championship points, keeping him in the fight as the season unfolds.