Korie Steede completed an unbeaten 2026 American National Enduro Championship campaign with victory at the Bob Reese Memorial finale in Geneseo, Illinois. Husqvarna's November 2 report credits her with all nine NE Pro Women round wins and the fastest time in all six tests at the final round. [1]
Steede rode an FC 250 Factory Edition. Shelby Turner finished second in the women's class at the finale, with Brooke Cosner third. The team says Steede next turns to the Buckwheat 100 GNCC and her WXC championship defense. That is a separate championship; the perfect-season result here belongs specifically to National Enduro's NE Pro Women category. [1]
Our takeaway is the depth of the result. A clean sweep of rounds is already a compelling season story. Sweeping the final day's tests adds a sharper ending: there was no quiet cruise to the finish in the reported times. It gives fans a clear benchmark to revisit when the next enduro season starts.
For the next GNCC, keep the questions separate. Can she convert this enduro momentum into another strong cross-country finish? What does the WXC points table require? This report establishes the enduro achievement; it does not call an unfinished GNCC championship or predict its outcome.
Sources & race information
- Bob Reese Memorial National Enduro, Geneseo, Illinois: (completed).
Sources checked Nov 5, 2026 (UTC). Results and team plans are attributed to the linked official reports; future event details may change.