In a historic and electrifying performance that sent shockwaves through the motocross community, **Raycin Kyler** etched her name into the record books as the **first girl ever** to win a **65cc Open Class Regional** in the **10–11 age group**. With a perfect blend of speed, precision, and grit, Raycin didn’t just show up—she **dominated**.
Held under perfect racing conditions, the regional final featured some of the most promising young riders in the nation. The 65cc Open Class is known for its fierce competitiveness, and this year’s lineup was no exception. But from the drop of the gate, it was clear that Raycin wasn’t there to just compete—she was there to *win*.
Raycin launched off the line with an explosive start, grabbing the holeshot and never looking back. Lap after lap, she carved through the track with surgical precision, riding with a confidence well beyond her years. Where others faltered in tight corners or on technical sections, she stayed smooth, aggressive, and totally focused. Her lap times were among the fastest ever recorded for this class at a regional, male or female.
Observers noted how seamlessly Raycin transitioned between high-speed straightaways and demanding whoop sections. Her bike control was flawless, and her race IQ—when to push, when to defend, when to stay patient—was something you’d expect from a seasoned pro, not an 11-year-old. When the checkered flag waved, she crossed the finish line with a clear lead, arms raised in triumph and history made behind her.
Raycin’s journey to this moment hasn’t been easy. In a sport still heavily dominated by boys, she’s faced her share of doubters and challenges. But her determination, work ethic, and love for racing have propelled her forward. Whether it’s pre-dawn training sessions, long drives to distant races, or hours spent perfecting technique, she’s put in the work—and now the world is watching.
Off the bike, Raycin remains grounded and humble. “I just love to ride,” she said in a post-race interview, flashing a proud but modest smile. “I knew if I worked hard enough, I could win—girl or not. I hope this inspires other girls to believe they can do it too.”
Her win marks more than just a personal milestone—it’s a breakthrough moment for young female riders everywhere. Social media lit up with congratulatory messages from fans, pro riders, and even motocross legends. Many hailed the victory as a pivotal moment for inclusivity in youth motocross.
Raycin Kyler has proven that talent has no gender, and that the heart of a champion beats the same in every rider. With this groundbreaking win, she’s not only earned her place on the top step of the podium—she’s earned a place in motocross history.
One thing is certain: this is only the beginning. Raycin’s trajectory is steep, and if her performance at the regionals is any indicator, she’s destined for greatness. The motocross world better get used to hearing her name—because **Raycin Kyler is here to stay.**