Forkner, Marchbanks, and Reynolds were the stories of the Ranch, as each showed strong talent and drive while capturing titles in both of the classes they entered. For Reynolds, he now has won six straight championships at Loretta’s dating back to 2013 and is the first rider to do that in the 50cc, 65cc, and 85cc classes. Riding his KX™85 Reynolds never put a wheel wrong winning all six of his motos. Forkner was also strong all week scoring four moto wins and two second place finishes and now has six career championships. Marchbanks also scored four moto victories and two runner-up finishes on his KX™100 en route to his two titles.  This is the second year in a row that Marchbanks has claimed championships in both of his classes at Loretta’s

On the KX™65 DiFrancesco went 1-1-2 to claim his title with his teammate Nick Romano right behind him in third overall.  In the Mini Sr 1 class, Mumford bookended a fourth place moto finish with two moto wins to claim the championship. Hodges swept all three motos to take the class win.

Harrison looked strong all week on his KX™250F taking the 250A championship with a 2-1-4 score and finishing third overall in the Open Pro Sport class. Crown was also fast finishing 3-1-1 in the 250B Limited class to take the championship.

Team Green’s success carried through to the Vet classes with Grewe standing above the rest. Grewe put his KX™450F on the top step of the podium in all of his motos to in the Senior (45+) championship while also gaining a third overall in the Vet 35+ class. Earl May has been going to the ranch since 1986 and earned another title in the Masters (50+) class riding smart to finish 1-1-2. The Vet 30+ class was a battle of Kawasaki’s at the front with Perebijnos coming out on top with a 2-2-1 score finishing just ahead of Blake Keaton and Charles Castloo who completed a Kawasaki sweep of the podium in the class.