John Grewe produced a more than impressive ride in the Masters 50+ class where he crossed the line over 57 seconds ahead of his competition. The 85 (9-12) division was dominated by Maximus Vohland, but at the conclusion of the 20-minute moto it was Jett Reynolds who reigned victorious.

The 250 B Limited class vaulted out of the gate, but the racing action quickly subsided where the top three contenders stayed the same distance throughout the race with Mitchell Falk, Max Markolf and Dylan Walsh making up the podium.

Once the gate drop signifying the start of Moto 1 for the Girls Sr. class Jamie Astudillo reached the holeshot line first, but not without a little company. Jazzmyn Canfield quickly stole the lead, but the lead changed once again on the third lap when Jordan Jarvis moved into first. With over an 18 second lead, Jarvis earned her second victory of the AMA Amateur National.

The inaugural 250 All-Star A/B 14+ gate was full of up-and-coming talent, but James Anderson Jr. outshined them all when he earned the Bell Helmets Holeshot Award. Anderson felt immediate pressure from Jerry Robin where the two had a three-lap battle until Anderson tipped over in a turn allowing Robin to move into first. As the moto wore on the hot and humid conditions began to take a toll on Robin, and Brandon Gourley only continued to charge hard and eventually take the lead along with the win. Robin and Gordon Keck followed in second and third. Robin also competed earlier in the day in the 250 A class where he also scored a top ten finish.

Dilan Schwartz rode his own race in Mini Sr. 1 (12-13) and took home the Moto 1 win, with Hunter Yoder’s 65 (7-11) moto going much the same way when he crossed the finish line first. John Grewe continued his dominance where he added a Senior 40+ class win to his resume.

After a rough start to his race week Garrett Marchbanks was finally able to put it all together in the Schoolboy 2 (13-16) B/C race where he ran virtually untouched. Jordan Bailey would cross the line in second with a 35 second gap on Tanner Stack in third.

The future stars of motocross took to the track for their first moto at the Loretta Lynn Ranch and produced some of the best racing since the kickoff of the 35th annual event. Evan Woody completed the 51cc (7-8) Limited class in seventh, but not before he put up a back-and-forth for the lead with Jadon Slusher and Jaden Palmer. After multiple tip-overs between the leaders it would be Palmer that prevailed against the conditions to take the victory.

After a quick rain shower the 250 C division faced possibly some of the worst track conditions of the day. Antonio Calavano rode a flawless race and earned the gold medal. Immediately after the 250 C class the second motos began with College (16-24) where Samuel Redman used his mud racing experience to his advantage and lead every lap from start to finish.