Last weekend, the 2024 Orion.ca AMO AX Championships wrapped up in Chilliwack, BC. As always, the final round on Saturday evening produced some of the best racing of the series as Tyler Gibbs, Quinn Amyotte, and Blake Davies all battle for the Pro-Am class title. In the end, GA Checkpoint Yamaha rider Tyler Gibbs found his way to the front of the pack in the final main event of the night and remained there until the checkered flag was waved. This is Tyler’s first pro championship, and the icing on the cake was that he won while racing in his backyard. As he’s been all year long, James Lissimore was on hand and sent us these incredible photos.
The 2024 Orion.ca AMO AX Series was another big success. Blake Davies new Sky Racing Triumph package looks great! Devyn Smith had a solid AMO AX Series aboard his Mapleridge Motorsports KTM. Quinn Amyotte did everything he could to defend his #1 plate, but came up just a few points short. Everyone loves the large indoor paddock in Chilliwack. The Orion kids races were some of the most exciting of the evening. The riders got a brand new track for the final two rounds. The riders loved the new track layout and it made for some great racing. Quinn Amyotte was showing off some of the all new 2025 OGs Moto gear. The Gibbs Brothers rode well in Chilliwack as young Travis finished 6th OA in the series. Tyler Gibbs fought hard to be on the top step of the podium at the final round. In AX racing, the start can mean everything! Parker Eales rode great on the final night and finished third overall. This year saw some of the biggest crowds we’ve ever seen in Chilliwack. Blake Davies is now back in the USA training for the Monster Energy SX 250SX West Series. Auston Oudman had some solid main events in Chilliwack and finished 4th OA in the Pro-Am Series. Amyotte and Oudman fight for the holeshot in one of the Pro-Am main events. Block passes, take outs, and crashes were a common sight at the final round. Racing AX can sometimes bring out some hard feelings. Tyler Gibbs, your 2024 Orion.ca AMO AX Champion.
