INMAN, S.C. – July 29, 2026 – TrueTimber, the world’s best-selling camo brand and a proud sponsor of Honda HRC Progressive, celebrates the recent success of Honda HRC Progressive at the Washougal National. The team headed to Washougal MX Park in Washougal, Wash. on July 25, securing a 1-2 overall finish in the 450SMX class.
The competition served as the Military Appreciation round of the AMA Pro Motocross Championship. In honor of the occasion, SKDA designed special graphics for the Honda HRC Progressive race bikes, featuring TrueTimber’s Atera Camo pattern. Additionally, TrueTimber provided custom, matching Atera camouflage apparel for riders and team personnel to wear throughout the weekend, extending the Military Appreciation theme beyond the track and into team appearances and fan interactions.
“Congratulations to the entire Honda HRC Progressive team on an outstanding performance at Washougal,” said TrueTimber CEO Rusty Sellars. “To see the team earn a 1-2 finish while showcasing our Atera camo pattern during the Military Appreciation round made the weekend even more meaningful. We’re proud to partner with organizations that not only perform at the highest level of competition but also take time to recognize and honor the men and women who have served our country.”
In the 450 class, Hunter Lawrence’s performance was marked by consistency and determination. He finished second in the first moto and secured victory in the second, resulting in an overall win. This achievement not only marked his fifth overall victory of the season but also extended his lead in the championship standings.
Jett Lawrence demonstrated impressive speed throughout the event, achieving results of first and third in the two motos, which placed him second overall. His performance contributed to a strong showing for the Honda HRC Progressive team. In the 250 class, Chance Hymas continued his upward trajectory by securing his second consecutive podium overall finish. His consistent performance underscores his growing competitiveness in the series.
The Military Appreciation round at Washougal MX Park has long been a significant event in the AMA Pro Motocross calendar. This year’s race featured various tributes to military personnel, including special bike graphics and team apparel. The collaboration between SKDA and TrueTimber in designing the Atera Camo pattern for the Honda HRC Progressive team exemplifies the industry’s commitment to honoring service members.
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About TrueTimber
Founded in 2005 and headquartered in Inman, South Carolina, TrueTimber has become a leader in developing hyper-realistic, performance-driven camouflage patterns and the apparel and accessories built around them. Each TrueTimber pattern is created through extensive field research, advanced imaging, and rigorous testing to ensure it blends naturally into the environments hunters and outdoorsmen encounter most. That same commitment to innovation carries through to the brand’s full line of apparel and gear, which is designed for durability, comfort and reliable performance in the field. TrueTimber products are available at retailers across the United States and Canada, contributing to its position as The World’s Best-Selling Camo. For more information, visit TrueTimber.com.
About Honda Powersports
Honda began motorcycle sales in America in 1959, and today, offers a full range of Honda motorcycles, scooters, all-terrain vehicles (ATVs) and side-by-sides in the U.S. Innovative technology always has been a Honda trademark, showcasing pioneering engine and chassis design that has set the standard for excellence for more than 65 years. Honda also has announced plans for battery-electric powersports products. Honda Powersports products have been built in America for 45 years and today, all Honda side-by-sides and ATVs are made in America at Honda manufacturing plants in Timmonsville, S.C. and Swepsonville, N.C., using domestic and globally made parts. Learn more at https://powersports.honda.com.
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