KROC 2025: Historic Victory at Englishtown Raceway Park

The Kawasaki Race of Champions (KROC) stands as our largest local event, held at the historic Englishtown Raceway Park in New Jersey. This year, we brought two of our elite athletes from Florida to compete against some of the best riders in the region, and they delivered exceptional performances.

William Canaguier’s Pro Am Debut

William Canaguier made his Pro Am debut at the KROC, and what a debut it was! Competing in two premier classes, William showcased his talent and determination throughout the weekend.

Open Pro Class

William finished with an impressive 3-1 moto score, securing 2nd overall in the highly competitive Open Pro class. His second moto victory demonstrated his ability to learn the track quickly and execute under pressure. The class featured strong competition, with riders from across the region battling for podium positions.

250 Pro Class

In the 250 Pro class, William was dominant, posting a 2-1 moto score to claim 1st overall. This victory in his first Pro Am event marks a significant milestone in his racing career and sets the stage for what promises to be an exciting future.

Finishing just behind William was Justin Rodbell (#85, KTM) from Prince Frederick, MD, who took 2nd overall with a 4-2 moto score. Brayden Ehlerrmann (#809, Yamaha) from Westtown, NY rounded out the podium in 3rd overall with a 6-4 moto score. The competition was fierce, with 32 total entries in the class.

Trinnytie Batchelor’s Ironman Classic Victory

Trinnytie Batchelor had an eventful weekend that showcased both his speed and resilience. Despite facing adversity, Trinn came through with a major victory.

Ironman Classic Special Event

Trinn won the Ironman Classic special event, earning him a free Kawasaki KX250 motorcycle! This special event victory highlights his versatility and ability to perform when it matters most.

Overcoming Adversity

The weekend wasn’t without challenges for Trinn. In the second 250B moto, he suffered a huge crash on the first lap that resulted in a knee injury. Despite the setback, Trinn’s determination and the team’s support helped him push through and compete at a high level throughout the event.

Team Performance Highlights

William Canaguier: 1st overall in 250 Pro, 2nd overall in Open Pro
Trinnytie Batchelor: Ironman Classic winner (free KX250 motorcycle)
Both riders demonstrated exceptional skill and determination at one of the region’s most prestigious events

Looking Ahead

The KROC 2025 results demonstrate the strength of our team and the talent of our riders. William’s successful Pro Am debut and Trinn’s Ironman Classic victory are just the beginning of what promises to be an exciting racing season.

We’re proud of both riders for representing Hunter Racing MX at the highest level and look forward to building on these successes in upcoming events.