Seth Hammaker rode a near flawless race in Super Mini 1 (12-15) until the halfway point when his front wheel washed out in a turn. Fortunately for Hammaker his large gap on Lance Kobush played to his advantage where he was able to quickly get back up and still maintain the lead. Kobusch crossed the line in second and Joshua Gibbs rounded out the podium after making a last minute charge.

Derek Drake bolted out of the Schoolboy 1 (12-16) gate, but the Moto 1 class winner Jalek Swoll returned as the frontrunner by the conclusion of the first lap. Carson Brown was not ready to settle and continued to ride on the back wheels of his competition for the first half of the race until becoming a victim of the muddy conditions and sliding out in a turn. Championship contender Jalek Swoll was able to move into the second place position while Drake retook command of the lead and the win.

As the track began to dry out the 450 B Limited class was set to go. Wilson Fleming found himself in the early lead, but by the conclusion of the first lap Fleming had faded back into fourth with Wyatt Fontenot leading the pack. Fontenot, Nolan Heppner and William Garrison maintained the same margin the entire moto and made up the podium.

A last lap pass for the win occurred in both the Women All-Star (16+) and Women 14+ classes. After leading majority of the race, Hannah Hodges handed over the moto win to Brandy Richards who will head into the third and final moto with a 1-1 moto tally. Jazzmyn Canfield was also able to sneak past Jordan Jarvis on the last lap to claim the Women 14+ victory.

It would not take long for Bradley Taft to return to where he left off in the 250 A class after Challen Tennant stole the holeshot. Perhaps the three biggest names in attendance at the AMA Amateur National were wheel-to-wheel in the beginning of the moto. Bradley Taft, Chase Sexton and Cameron Mcadoo challenged for the win until Sexton was able to position the lead. Taft attempted to hang with Sexton but then found himself in a battle with Mcadoo who was hungry for second. As the moto wore on the trio began to spread apart evenly with Sexton taking the coveted win with Taft and Mcadoo following in second and third.

KTM riders Max Markoff and Mitchell Falk were side-by-side heading into the first turn in 250 B Limited, but Markoff had the extra edge to grab the Bell Helmets Holeshot Award. Markoff’s early success quickly ended when a rider clipped him in the second turn causing a big crash. Falk remained hot on the gas and built a comfortable lead within the first few laps. Markoff faced more drama when a mechanical issue sidelined him from championship contention.

Right before the sun began to set on a full day of racing the future stars of motocross headed out for their second motos. Luke Fauser continued his podium streak taking the 51cc (7-8) Limited class win, while Seth Dennis repeated his success once again claiming the 51cc (4-6) Limited victory. Kevyn De Pinho claimed the top spot on the box in 51cc (4-6) Shaft Drive, and Mason Raynor took home gold in the 51cc (4-6) Special Limited division.