Pro Circuit Kawasaki Off-Road rider Justin Hoeft and Kawasaki rider Giacomo Redondi returned to AMA National Grand Prix Championship competition for Round 7 at the Dynamite Grand Prix in Preston, Idaho, where Redondi continued his undefeated run in the 30+ AA class with his seventh consecutive victory of the season. Hoeft delivered a competitive performance aboard his KX™450SR, battling inside the Top 3 for the majority of Sunday’s Pro race before ultimately finishing fourth. With three rounds remaining in the championship, Redondi maintains control of the 30+ AA points standings, while Hoeft sits fifth in the Pro championship standings.

The Dynamite Grand Prix welcomed more than 1,500 entries to Cache Valley MX Park for a unique weekend of racing that combined portions of the motocross facility with tight and technical sections carved through the surrounding cornfields. With limited passing opportunities throughout the course, strong starts and calculated line choices proved especially important as riders battled for position across the demanding Idaho terrain.

In the Pro Class, Hoeft launched from the gate and settled into fifth during the opening stages before quickly beginning his charge toward the front. The No. 27 advanced into third within the opening laps and maintained the final podium position throughout the majority of the race. Hoeft continued to demonstrate competitive pace as the race progressed, but a difficult line choice on the final lap allowed a competitor to move past, dropping him to fourth at the checkered flag. His fourth-place result adds another strong finish to his 2026 NGPC campaign and keeps him fifth in the Pro championship standings heading into the final three rounds.

Redondi continued his commanding season in the 30+ AA division, racing his Kawasaki to another class victory in Preston. The Italian rider secured his seventh consecutive win of the 2026 NGPC season, maintaining his perfect record through seven rounds and further strengthening his position at the top of the 30+ AA championship standings.

The AMA National Grand Prix Championship resumes October 2-4 for Round 8 at the Viewfinders MC Desert Classic Grand Prix in Ridgecrest, California.