Loretta Lynn’s 2024 is all wrapped up… man what an experience. This whole trip was one of the best times of my life, I had so much fun on and off the track at the ranch. I felt good on the bike all week speed wise, but had a lot of unfortunate things thrown at me throughout the week that hurt my results. I am proud of my riding, not too happy with the results but now I know what I need to do now to eliminate the mistakes that I could’ve avoided. Couldn’t get starts figured out all week but I’m multiple motos I still made my way up to the top 5, in others I got caught up in all the chaos on the opening laps and was hit multiple times causing me to go down a lot, and one race got hit so hard that my chain guide got bent which derailed my chain and sent me over the bars causing a DNF. In my other class I was sitting top 3 overall and my arm pump got the best of me and I went down running 3rd in the moto. I finished 21st overall in 450c with a DNF one moto and 5th overall in 250c 12-17 limited. I know I could’ve been at the top in both of my classes and I am going to keep working harder to get where I need to be. I am so grateful that I got this opportunity and I definitely can’t wait to go back to the ranch again sometime.
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Kai Lang drops $8,174 on 05.11.26 and keeps the rookie pressure heavy.
At this point, it’s not about proving he can do it—
it’s about how high the ceiling actually is.
Big production, strong pace, and another day that demands attention from the board.
When rookies start putting up numbers like this consistently, the entire competition shifts.
No playing small. No backing off.
Just stepping into the season and making a real impact.
2026 keeps producing killers.
#d2dsales #rookieseason #topproducer #bugseason #breakout
First ride back ✅ felt so good to be back on the bike, definitely rusty and need to get my speed back. As far as my vision goes, it could still use a lot of improvement, it gets a little shaky and need to re focus sometimes when i’m riding. I am just happy to be out there again, a few months ago I didn’t think riding or racing was going to be an option anymore.
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Thanks to everyone who supports me!
@gresham.powersports@leatt_moto@jmrsuspension@oxos.tyler@theclinic_mx@washougalmxpk@apex.motosports@mg_dirtworks@527_films
Update: Doctor said surgery went perfectly and I am in little to no pain at all. My left eye can move again and my face/ eye looks pretty much normal which is crazy after a surgery like that, I am so grateful and happy with how surgery went. With that being said I still have double vision which is expected after surgery but over a couple months or more my eyes will correct themselves as I use them. Not sure if or when I will come back to racing but it won’t be for a while, but I will definitely be hanging out at the track still as my vision slowly comes back🙌
Thank you all so much for the support, your prayers, and reaching out. My moto family is amazing❤️
Update on my injuries from the crash last Friday:
This morning we found that I do have a fracture in my eye socket that the first hospital missed when I got scanned the day of the crash. The muscle that moves my eye is lodged into the spot where my eye socket is broken, which is why I can’t move my left eye up or down. I am going into surgery tomorrow morning to hopefully fix my vision🙏
