Landen Gordon ends Enzo Temmerman's streak with Open Pro Sport Moto 2 win

Enzo Temmerman struggled at the start of the moto and was unable to make up the distance on his teammate.

Enzo Temmerman entered the Open Pro Sport Moto 2 with a perfect record of three wins in three starts across two divisions, but his reign came to an end at the hands of his Monster Energy Kawasaki Team Green teammate Landen Gordon, who won his first race on Day 3 of the 2025 Loretta Lynn's Amateur National.

Known generally for his ability to secure strong starts, Gordon has needed to overcome modest launches in the first two days of the National. That changed on Thursday as Gordon got a solid jump off the gate and recorded his fastest laps early.

Leading Cole Forbes during the first two laps, Gordon developed a 10-second gap over the field when that rider experienced problems on Lap 3 and fell to sixth. Forbes would eventually finish eighth in the moto.

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Through two motos of Pro Sport and one of Open Pro, Enzo Temmerman is undefeated. He has three races remaining for perfection.

Kade Johnson made his way into second place with Forbes' incident, but was forced to relinquish the position one lap later to Temmerman. Johnson gradually lost contact with Temmerman and finished third.

As for the winner of the Open Pro Sport Moto 1, both races in the 250 Pro Sport division, Temmerman had an uncharacteristically poor start in seventh. Passing two riders in each of the next two laps, he quickly moved into podium consideration, but was 11.6 seconds off the pace by the time he achieved second. Temmerman settled into a matching pace with Gordon and finished 10.7 behind the leader.

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Lachlan Turner is the defending WMX champion and the current points’ leader in that series.

Gordon's 2-1 and Temmerman's 1-2 mean that the third moto on Saturday will be a winner-take-all affair.

Johnson was never challenged for his third-place finish, ahead of Husqvarna’s Heath Harrison in fourth.

Diesel Thomas rounded out the top five in fifth.

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Enzo Temmerman won his second consecutive race as he sets his sights on sweeping two of the Loretta Lynn’s premier classes.

250 Pro Sport Moto 2 Results

  1. Landen Gordon, Atascadero, Calif., Kawasaki
  2. Enzo Temmerman, Visalia, Calif., Kawasaki
  3. Kade Johnson, Hideaway, Texas, Yamaha
  4. Heath Harrison, Silverhill, Ala., Husqvarna
  5. Diesel Thomas, Raymond, Neb., Husqvarna
  6. Landon Hartz, Wilsonville, Ala., Yamaha
  7. Jacob Baumert, Heartland, Texas, Yamaha
  8. Cole Forbes, Richmond, Va., KTM
  9. Klark Robbins, Shamong, NJ, GasGas
  10. Luke Fauser, Midland, Penn., KTM

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