Zane Roberts Ends West Hare Scramble Season in Second

Bellingham, WA

Round Six

June 29th, 2025

Zane Roberts Ends West Hare Scramble Season in Second

 

The sixth and final round of the West Hare Scramble was held in Bellingham, Washington. For this race, Zane Roberts rode a Factory 300 RR instead of his normal ride, a 480 RR. This will be the bike that Zane rides at the ISDE in Italy later this summer. In the race, Zane caught some bad luck by making contact with a lapper that fell in front of him, which sheared off his entire shift lever, leaving Roberts stuck in third gear for the rest of the race. With the limited capabilities of not being able to change gears, Zane put forth a great effort and ride to finish on the podium. He also ends the West Hare Scramble season in second place in the point standings.

Results:
Zane Roberts » 2nd Place » Pro Class

Factory 300 RR

“The final round of the AMA West Hare Scrambles was another pretty tough weekend. This was my first time racing the 300, and I was excited to see what it could do! I got the holeshot, as is expected when riding a 2-stroke, and ended up settling into second place, leaving the motocross track to go into the woods. I had a decent first few laps and was just starting to find my flow and get moving when, unfortunately, a lapper went down in front of me and a collision with their bike left me without a shifter. I was stuck in 3rd gear for the rest of the race and decided to stay out and maintain track position while trying to manage the situation. Not sure if that was the right call or not, but it’s what I went with and we came home with a P.2 in class and P.6 overall. Happy to get into summer break and get reset for the fall!”

Photos: Kato Foto

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