Four rounds into the 2026 Canadian Triple Crown Series, KTM Canada Red Bull Race Team’s Harri Kullas has enjoyed a strong start to the season, claiming his first 450 Pro Class victory at the Gopher Dunes National and sitting second in the standings at the halfway mark.
A former MXGP World Championship and AMA Pro Motocross competitor, the 34-year-old Estonian arrived in Canada with an impressive resume and has guided his KTM 450 SX-F FACTORY EDITION to three runner-up finishes, alongside his breakthrough victory at Round 4.
With four rounds remaining in the 2026 season, Kullas remains firmly in title contention as the series heads to the River Glade National this Sunday, sitting just 12 points from the lead.
Harri Kullas: “It’s great to ride in a new championship with KTM Canada and always awesome to get to try out new tracks – I have enjoyed them all so far. It has been a consistent start to the championship, and we’ve been second three times with one overall win. Everybody has been really welcoming, and I’m looking forward to the rest of the season.”
For 250 Pro Class prospect Crayden Dillon, a pre-season crash on the eve of the opener sidelined the 19-year-old for the first three rounds before he returned to competition at Gopher Dunes.
Displaying top-three speed aboard his KTM 250 SX-F FACTORY EDITION at Round 4, including a fourth-place moto score, the Canadian talent will aim to build on that momentum over the final four rounds of the season.
Crayden Dillon: “I had a big get-off one week before the first race that sidelined me for the first three rounds, which was a bummer. I did everything I could to be back, and rode three days before the Gopher Dunes National and decided to race after my second day on the bike. I had problems early in the day, but I was running a strong third place until a racing accident happened and put me back to fourth. I’m feeling good – the team’s been amazing throughout my recovery and comeback, and I am looking forward to the next four rounds.”
The 2026 Canadian Triple Crown Series continues this weekend with Round 5 at Moncton, New Brunswick.
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