Seven championship-winning riders deliver for Cobra while securing valuable Dirty100 points.
HILLSDALE, Mich. Cobra MOTO riders captured 10 championships at the 2026 Baja Brawl, adding another strong performance to the brand’s amateur motocross season.
Rydin Williams, Waylon Gibbs, Rivers Rice, Boone Lloyd, Barrett Counts, Braxton Gauthier and Jax Baker all earned championship honors, combining for Cobra’s 10-title haul. Baker contributed to the total aboard his Cobra CX65, earning his Cobra championship success in the 65cc ranks.
The results reflect the preparation, determination and commitment of Cobra riders and their families. From the work put in between race weekends to the execution required when the gate drops, each championship represents a shared effort by riders, parents, mechanics and supporters.
“Ten championships is an outstanding accomplishment, and we’re proud of every rider and family who helped make it happen,” said Marc of Cobra MOTO. “These racers put in the work, and seeing that effort turn into championships is what drives us to keep building better race bikes. Congratulations to all of our Baja Brawl champions and everyone behind them.”
Along with their championship trophies, Cobra riders secured valuable Dirty100 points at the Baja Brawl, strengthening their season-long campaigns as the series heads toward its remaining events.
Cobra MOTO congratulates Rydin, Waylon, Rivers, Boone, Barrett, Braxton and Jax on their championship performances and thanks the families and teams who continue to represent the brand at the track.
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