Mayla Herrick earns first overall podium in WMX at Unadilla National
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 17, 2026, 10:56 PM
Last updated Aug 17, 2026

Mayla Herrick achieved her first overall podium finish in the Women's Motocross (WMX) series at the Unadilla National on August 17, 2026. After finishing third in Moto 2, she secured the podium by a tiebreaker over Jordan Jarvis. Herrick’s performance follows a strong debut at the High Point National where she won Moto 1 but did not complete the second moto due to a crash. This event marked the final race before the WMX's summer break, giving Herrick time to reflect on her progress and experience in the series. She aims to build on her early success as she prepares for the next competitions.
- •Herrick finished third in Moto 2 at Unadilla National.
- •She earned her first overall podium in WMX series.
- •Herrick previously won Moto 1 at the High Point National.
- •Her third-place finish came via tiebreaker against Jordan Jarvis.
- •Unadilla National was the last race before WMX's summer break.
- 10:56 PMYahoo Sports — Mayla Herrick earns first overall podium in her second start
"If not for a Turn 2 crash in the High Point National, Herrick's first podium may have come even sooner. She won the first moto there.
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