Davis became just the second XC2 250 Pro rider to stand at the center of podium as the overall winner, with the first being Josh Toth earlier this season in Georgia. Girroir would stand second overall, while Draper would hold on for second in XC1 and third overall on the day.

Coastal GASGAS Factory Racing’s Jordan Ashburn would fight his way back to an XC1 Open Pro podium position as he came through third in the class and fourth overall on the day. As he returned from injury, FMF KTM Factory Racing’s Ben Kelley would have an impressive ride as he pressured for the top spot at one point during the race. Kelley would continue to push as much as he could, which found him finishing in the fourth place position in class and fifth overall on the day.

After coming through in the back of the pack on lap one, Rocky Mountain Red Bear Kawasaki’s Steward Baylor would have his work cut out for him as he tried to push through the slick track conditions. Baylor would make his way up to fifth in class by the time the checkered flag flew, and sixth overall on the day. Phoenix Racing Honda’s Ruy Barbosa would cross the line sixth in class, eighth overall on the day.

Babbitts Online/Monster Energy/Kawasaki Team Green’s Lyndon Snodgrass found himself running second on lap two, but he would round out the top 10 overall finishers on the day after pushing throughout the race. Rockstar Energy Factory Husqvarna Racing’s Craig Delong would try push early on in the race, but he would struggle during the second half of the race, ultimately crossing the line eighth in class. 

After making a brand switch, JS Beta Racing’s Josh Strang would come out charging and ready to battle aboard his Beta motorcycle. Strang would continue to push throughout the duration of the race and would cross the line ninth in class. Phoenix Racing Honda’s Michael Witkowski would have a strong start to the day and would finish out his day 10th in the XC1 Open Pro class.

FMF KTM Factory Racing Lander’s Grant Davis not only would win the overall, but he would take home his sixth XC2 class win of the season. Davis now has a 42 point lead over teammate, FMF KTM Factory Racing Lander’s Angus Riordan in the points standings. Riordan would also battle for the top spot on Sunday afternoon as he checked in through timing and scoring as the overall leader for the first couple laps of the race. Riordan would suffer a crash with just two laps to go, throwing him out of his flow, however he would still hold on to second in the class, followed by Phoenix Racing Honda’s Cody Barnes who made a massive push throughout the race to round out the top three XC2 finishers.

As the FMF XC3 125 Pro-Am class took off it would be Destructo Racing/Dixie Fuel/Total Control Suspension’s Dustin Simpson earning himself the $100 Lojak Cycle Sales XC3 Holeshot Award to start the day. As the XC3 group make their way through the woods, Liqui Moly Factory Beta Racing’s Jhak Walker would make his way into the lead with Devore Racing/KTM/FXR/SRS Suspension’s Dakoda Devore just 2.5 seconds behind him. Walker and Devore would go back-and-forth throughout the race, swapping the lead position multiple times. However, Devore would be able to make the pass stick and hold onto the lead for the last couple of laps until he crossed the finish line. Walker would finish second in the class while Simpson held on to finish third in the FMF XC3 class.

Team Green Kawasaki’s Nicholas Defeo finished 13th overall and first in the 250 A class, earning him the Buckwheat 100 Top Amateur status. Husqvarna-backed racer, Jason Tino came through 15th overall and second in 250 A, putting him second on the box for the Top Amateur podium, while Coastal GASGAS Racing’s Cole Whitmer rounded out the Top Amateur podium, third on the box, as he came through 23rd overall and first in the Open A class.

As the WXC line took off to start the morning race, it was Rockstar Energy Factory Husqvarna Racing’s Korie Steede grabbing the $100 Kanati Tires WXC Holeshot Award as she headed into the woods first. As they continued through the course on lap one, FMF KTM Factory Racing Lander’s Brandy Richards would waste no time making her move to the front of the pack. Richards would come through six seconds ahead of Steede on lap one, but Rocky Mountain Red Bear Kawasaki’s Rachael Archer would be lurking back in third as she put on a hard charge towards the front.

Richards would continue to hold the lead, but as the white flag flew indicating one more lap Archer would catch Richards and make a pass for the lead as they headed out onto that last lap of the morning race. Steede would sit third heading into the last lap. Richards would once again turn it up a notch and make the pass back around Archer and hold the lead until she was greeted with the checkered flag at the finish line. Archer would come through to earn second, and Steede would round out the top three WXC finishers.