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Watch Red Bull TV’s hour-long coverage of the 2016 Kenda Tennessee Knockout Enduro

The Kenda Tennessee Knockout is one of the toughest off-road races in America and Red Bull TV shows you just how brutal the event is. Nearly 200 riders started the competition and only 13 of those qualified through the eliminations races to compete in the main event. American Cody Webb rode his KTM to the win for the fourth time in six years but there was a lot of spectacular action on the Tennessee rocks and hills.

Check out Red Bull TV’s full one hour feature on the 2016 TKO titled “Recap: Slick and Muddy:”

Results for the 2016 Kenda Tennessee Knockout, presented by Moose Racing and SRT:

  1. Cody Webb, KTM
  2. Wade Young, Sherco
  3. Kyle Redmond, Beta
  4. Ben Kelley, KTM
  5. Cory Graffunder, KTM
  6. Steward Baylor, KTM
  7. Max Gerston, Beta
  8. Noah Kepple, KTM
  9. Mike Brown, Husqvarna
  10. Quinn Wentzel, KTM
  11. Cory Buttrick, KTM
  12. Nick Klapec, KTM
  13. Wally Palmer, KTM
American Cody Webb put in a dominant performance at the 2016 Kenda Tennessee Knockout but it was not easy. Check out the Red Bull TV feature to see just how tough it was. Photo: Future7Media
Husqvarna’s Mike Brown is a former two-time winner of the TKO and he was a factor again in 2016. Photo: Future7Media

The 2017 Kenda Tennessee Knockout will take place on August 12-13 at the Trials Training Center.

2017 KENDA Tennessee Knockout Extreme Enduro schedule confirmed; amateur entries open on Dec 1st

The Trials Training Center in Sequatchie, Tennessee will host the seventh annual KENDA Tennessee Knockout on the weekend of August 12-13, 2017. The event has become one of the premier off-road motorcycle races in the United States, attracting some of the best racers from around the world.

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American Cody Webb has proven to be the dominant rider at the TKO winning the last four years after taking second the first two years of the event. Webb has faced stiff competition from international riders the past two years. In 2015, Webb outdueled the UK’s Jonny Walker, recognized as one of the best Extreme Enduro racers in the world, to take the win. And in 2016, Webb took the win over South Africa’s Wade Young, who has also won some of the best known Extreme races in the world.

L to R: 2nd place, Wade Young, Sherco; 1st place, Cody Webb, KTM; 3rd place, Kyle Redmond, Beta

Webb will be back on his FMF KTM looking to make it five in a row. The top off-road racers from around the world will be invited to compete and amateur riders can race on Saturday with the top finishers earning the opportunity to move on to the Sunday Expert Knockout rounds. On Sunday, the riders will compete in a very tough and spectator friendly multi round format.

The expert riders will again be competing for a $10,000 purse.

Amateur registration opens at Noon CST on Thursday, December 1, 2016. There are just 180 spots available and entries sold out in less than a day for the 2016 event so please plan to get your entry in as soon as it opens. Click here to register on Dec. 1 at noon or thereafter.

2016 TKO race coverage: photos

Dirt Rider
Dirt Rider
Larry Mayo
Larry Mayo
Red Bull Motorsports
Red Bull Motorsports
  • 11 photos by Cameron Baird (album embedded in this article)
Seat Time
Seat Time
Trials Training Center (TTC)
Trials Training Center (TTC)

The Red Bull Tennessee Knockout Extreme Enduro