The Revolution Pump Track played host to one of the most thrilling weekends we’ve had all season. With its high-speed layout and technical features, the stage was set for showdowns—and the riders delivered. In the men’s race, Brady Kincheloe looked dialed from the start—smooth, fast, and getting quicker with every round. But in the Big Final, just a couple of tiny slips gave Kenneth Gustafson an opening. With the pressure on and everything riding on his final run, Kenneth kept it calm, clean, and blazing fast to edge out the win by just half a second. He’s one to watch in Switzerland.
The women’s Big Final was even tighter. Maylei Leaneagh dropped in first on her MTB and absolutely sent it—clocking her fastest lap of the weekend when it counted most. Hailey Vaughn, the fastest qualifier and riding BMX, pushed hard and kept it clean—but Maylei took the win and the World Final ticket by a razor-thin margin of just 0.1 seconds. That’s pump track at its best.
The vibe all weekend? Full of sportsmanship, grit, and riders pushing each other to new levels. Erie brought the energy—see you in Switzerland!
Elite Winners
Men:
1. Kenneth Gustafson (USA)
2. Brady Kincheloe (USA)
3. Amakye Anderson (USA)
4. Grant Lampson (USA)
Women:
1. Maylei Leaneagh (USA)
2.Hailey Vaughn (USA)
3. Ashley Kincheloe (USA)
4. Isabella Sargent (USA) 
Photos by blacksparrowmedia
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