Brianna Cutler won the MotoAmerica Royal Enfield Build.Train.Race sprint at Road Atlanta on Sunday. She secured the victory by overtaking from third place on the final lap with a best lap time of 1:57.059, officials said.
She secured the win by overtaking from third place on the final lap, aided by her fastest lap time of 1:57.059, sources confirmed. The event took place over the weekend prior to April 20, 2026, featuring two races in the series.
Cutler’s victory in Sunday’s sprint race came with a 4.909-second lead over the runner-up, according to official timing results from the MotoAmerica Royal Enfield Build.Train.Race event held at Road Atlanta.
On Saturday, Cutler also claimed first place in the Build.Train.Race, leading the field from the start and finishing ahead of Jasmine Noelle and Bryanna Everitt, records show. Noelle finished second, with Everitt taking third, followed by Tati Paze in fourth and Marie Madura in fifth. Officials noted that Cutler demonstrated consistent top performance throughout the weekend by winning both the traditional race on Saturday and the sprint format race on Sunday.
The MotoAmerica Royal Enfield Build.Train.Race series is part of the broader MotoAmerica racing calendar, with Road Atlanta serving as the venue for this round. The weekend format included a full-length race on Saturday and a shorter sprint race on Sunday, according to event organizers. While detailed finishing positions beyond the winner were not provided for Sunday’s sprint race, Cutler’s margin of victory and best lap time were officially recorded.
Cutler’s ability to move from third place to first on the final lap of the sprint race was highlighted in event summaries, underscoring her competitive pace and racecraft. The 1:57.059 lap time was the fastest recorded during the event, enabling her to close the gap on the leaders and execute a decisive pass. This performance added to her Saturday victory, where she maintained the lead throughout the race.
Other competitors who featured prominently on Saturday included Tati Paze and Marie Madura, who finished fourth and fifth respectively. Sunday’s runner-up and subsequent positions were not detailed in available reports, according to MotoAmerica officials. The dual-race weekend format at Road Atlanta presented riders with varying challenges, with Cutler adapting successfully to both race conditions.
The MotoAmerica Royal Enfield Build.Train.Race continues to be a key event in the regional racing calendar, attracting top riders and providing competitive platforms across multiple race formats. The Road Atlanta round, held in late April 2026, contributed to the ongoing series standings and rider development within the MotoAmerica framework.
