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National Enduro Points Picture: Draper and Company Head to Burning Rock

After Grant Davis's first career National Enduro win in rain-soaked Rhode Island, Cycle News and nationalenduro.app schedule materials point to the next stop: Burning Rock on September 12-13. Here's where the points chase stood coming out of Round 7.

Trail Roamer Editorial TeamAug 24, 2026 · Updated Sep 4, 2026 · 1 min read
Steward Baylor Jr. racing the 2026 New England National Enduro - Credit: Art Pepin / Cycle News

American National Enduro Round 7 in West Glocester, Rhode Island (August 23) produced Grant Davis’s first career overall win and Korie Steede’s Women’s title clinch. We covered that race in our Round 7 results story; this one looks ahead at the championship path.

Cycle News Round 7 coverage and nationalenduro.app schedule listings point to Burning Rock next - September 12-13. Points-leader references in published coverage name Liam Draper among the leaders heading out of New England; Steward Baylor Jr and others remain in the championship conversation per that race report.

Jhak Walker’s Pro2 sweep of all six tests in Rhode Island is the undercard note worth carrying forward for class watchers.

We don't have a full official points sheet to share here, so treat this as a schedule-and-context preview for trail-enduro fans until the Burning Rock results come in.

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