Tanner Stack claimed the Bell Holeshot Award in 250B, all while being in front of a bulky pileup that affected a large portion of the riders. While Austin Forkner lead there was a battle brewing for the remaining positions, these intense battles lead to tip-overs and mistakes especially for Josh Mosiman and Stack. Overall it was Austin Forkner taking the first moto win, with Chase Sexton in second and Sean Cantrell rounding out the top three.

Open Pro Sport is often referred to as elite class at Loretta’s and that was proved today when some of the biggest names in amateur racing pushed through the heat in pursuit of a National Championship. Shelby Peterson jumped out to grab the holeshot, but the lead was quickly taken over by Chase Marquire and he was followed closely by Egan Mastin, Jerry Robin, Ricky Renner and Cody Chisholm. Mastin takes the checkered flag first, but is docked one position due to jumping on a red cross flag. Marshal Weltin takes the official first moto win, with Mastin and Benny round out the podium.

The veterans of the sport came out and verified that they still have plenty of action left to prove from the following year in the Masters 50+. Rodney Smith and Earl May picked back up from where they left on in 2014 and fought neck-and-neck followed by Barry McCarty, Raymo0nd Niebel and Mark Harshman. In the end it would May, Smith, and McCarty.

Perhaps the most exciting youth class of the day was the 65 (7-9) Limited when Ryder Difrancesco pushes his way to the front after Chance Hymas took the holeshot. Also fighting for first place was Nicholas Romano who took over the lead when Difrancesco bobbled and fell down. However, he was able to push he way to the top again and win by two seconds. Difrancesco stands on top of the podium with Romano beside him in second and Hymas in third.

Kai Mukai from Hawaii took the holeshot and early lead in 450B Limited, but quickly succumbed to the hard charging of Brandon Hartranft who continued to hold the lead throughout the 20 minute moto. Mukai plays consistent and finishes second with Sam Wise in third.

The brand new Womens All-Star (16+) division took its inaugural gate drop at Loretta’s with Kylie Fasnacht taking the first ever holeshot home in the brand-new class. Multi-year National Title holder Jessica Patterson quickly moved upfront to lead the pack until Taylor Higgins makes the pass. The lead continued to change multiple times with the top names in female motocross trying to place on the podium, but at the end of the day it was Mackenzie Tricker in first, Kirsten Raemisch in second and Brandy Richards in third.