GNCC Round 4 Coverage: FMF Camp Coker Bullet

Round 4 is in the books.

The 2026 FMF Camp Coker Bullet GNCC delivered another thrilling chapter in the Progressive Grand National Cross Country Racing Series (GNCC Racing), an AMA National Championship, as the nation’s top ATV competitors pushed through demanding terrain and high-speed sections to secure their place among the top overall racers in the world.

Leading the charge was Phoenix Racing Yamaha’s Brycen Neal, who demonstrated championship-caliber consistency and control throughout the race. Neal’s performance further solidifies his position as one of the premier riders in the GNCC series. Neal continued his win streak, earning the fourth-straight win of the season in South Carolina.

Close behind was HHR/Fly Racing/QuadTech’s Hunter Hart, continuing his strong season with an impressive runner-up finish. Hart maintained pressure at the front of the pack, showcasing both speed and endurance on the rugged Camp Coker course.

Rounding out the podium was Stewart Boys Racing/Kenda/Pierce Performance’s Wyatt Wilkin, whose determination and smooth riding earned him a well-deserved third-place overall finish.

The competition remained fierce throughout the top positions, with Action Off-Road/Maxxis/Lonestar Racing’s Jay Shadron securing fourth place after a consistent and calculated ride. Merritt Racing/BNR Motorsports/GBC’s Joshua Merritt followed in fifth, delivering a strong hometown-region performance.

In sixth, Sturdivant Racing/Maxxis/Moose Racing’s Branden Owens powered through the challenging course, while Phoenix Racing Yamaha/Action Off-Road/Pierce Performance’s John Glauda Jr. claimed seventh with a steady and strategic effort.

BNR Motorsports/Fearless/Kenda Tire’s Steven Harrell finished eighth overall, continuing to build momentum this season, and veteran rider OBOR/Moose Racing/Parts Unlimited/Lonestar Racing’s Adam McGill rounded out the top nine with a gritty performance that highlighted his experience and resilience.

The Camp Coker Bullet GNCC once again proved to be a demanding test of skill, endurance, and determination, with sandy terrain and tight sections challenging riders at every turn. As the season progresses, the battle among these top contenders continues to intensify, promising even more excitement in the rounds ahead.

CST Tires/Fly Racing/ELKA/LMR Motor’s Braxton Grosse led the way in the XC2 Pro-Am class at the FMF Camp Coker Bullet GNCC on Saturday, earning the class win with a strong and consistent performance through the demanding South Carolina terrain. Duroy Motorsport/Varin Yamaha/Teixeira Tech’s Danick Paquin put in an impressive ride to secure second place, maintaining a steady pace and keeping pressure on the leader throughout the race. Rounding out the podium was Nine 2/Ryland Johnson Racing/Greg’s ATV & Cycle’s Layne McCormick, who battled through the sandy conditions to claim third, showcasing determination and skill in a competitive XC2 field.

Earning the FMF Camp Coker Bullet Top Amateur spot was Harrison Lindsey who would come through to finish 19th overall and first in the College A (16-19) class, then in second on the Top Amateur podium it would be Alex Elioff who had come through to finish the day out in 20th overall and first in the Vet A (28+) class. Rounding out the Top Amateur top three was Aiden Jones who crossed the finish line 23rd overall and first in the Junior A (20+) class.

In the morning ATV race at the 2026 Camp Coker Bullet GNCC, Pro Row 784/Victory Golf Cart’s Brandon Frazier powered his way to the overall win, leading the field from the 4×4 Pro class with a dominant performance. Kenda/KMK/Ryco Electric’s Cody Collier followed closely behind to secure second overall, making it a strong showing for the 4×4 Pro division at the front of the pack. Impressively, Stetson Owens put in an outstanding ride to claim third overall from the 250 All-Star (14–17) class, proving he could run with the top competitors and highlighting the rising talent within the youth ranks. Rounding out the top three in the 4×4 Pro class was Black Oak Contracting/Osburn Off-Road/Pro Concept Plumbing’s Dayton Hickey.

Pierce Performance/Moose Racing/Lonestar Racing’s Chloe Harper earned the WXC class victory at the FMF Camp Coker Bullet GNCC with a standout performance, navigating the tough sandy terrain and tight sections with confidence and control. Elioff Racing/BNR Motorsports/GBC Tire’s Jessica Elioff followed up with a strong second-place finish, staying within reach of the lead and continuing her consistent run at the front of the class. Rounding out the podium was Fearless/Teixeira Tech/BNR Motorsports’ Hannah Hunter, who battled through the demanding conditions to secure third, completing a competitive WXC top three at Camp Coker.

The next round of racing, The Dukes GNCC, will take place at an all-new venue in the state of Kentucky. GNCC Racing is eager to return to Bluegrass State after a small two-week hiatus. This event will be held at Mine Made Adventure Park near Hazard, Kentucky and is looking to become a favorite of our racers and fans. If you can’t make it person, be sure to catch all the action LIVE on RacerTV.com starting at 2 pm ET on Saturday and 1 pm ET on Sunday.

For more information on the GNCC series, visit the official website at www.gnccracing.com .

FMF Camp Coker Bullet GNCC Results and Points Standings
Society Hill, South Carolina
Round 4 of 13
Saturday, March 28, 2026

Overall Pro Event Results:

Brycen Neal (YAM)
Hunter Hart (YAM)
Wyatt Wilkin (YAM)
Jay Shadron (YAM)
Joshua Merritt (YAM)
Branden Owens (YAM)
John Glauda Jr. (YAM)
Steven Harrell (YAM)
Adam McGill (HON)
Braxton Grosse (HON)f

XC2 Pro-Am Event Results:

Braxton Grosse (HON)
Danick Paquin (YAM)
Layne McCormick (HON)
Jeremiah Wolf (YAM)
Daulton Keyes (YAM)
Keaton Henderson
James Glauda (YAM)
Rudy Lemus (YAM)
Julio Roig (YAM)
David Witt (YAM)

XC2 National Championship Standings:

Braxton Grosse (106)
Layne McCormick (82)
Jeremiah Wolf (82)
Daulton Keyes (68)
Keaton Henderson (60)
Danick Paquin (60)
James Glauda (59)
Talan Stout (46)
Cole Lykins (40)
David Witt (36)

Overall National Championship Standings:

Brycen Neal (120)
Wyatt Wilkin (89)
John Glauda Jr. (68)
Hunter Hart (67)
Steven Harrell (64)
Jay Shadron (62)
Josh Merritt (60)
Branden Owens (54)
Adam McGill (43)
Braxton Grosse (42)