Following a small amount of rain on Sunday morning, the track conditions were ideal for the start of the 1 p.m. race as 10 Rocky Mountain ATV*MC/KR4 Arrive-N-Ride team members lined up in seven different classes. DuVall led the way from the XC1 Pro front row, where he shot out to the early lead aboard his Husqvarna FC350. DuVall battled back-and-forth with Josh Strang for a majority of the three-hour race and the 2^nd place position came down to the final lap of racing. DuVall held the advantage late in the race but a last-lap fuel stop allowed Strang to reclaim the 2^nd place position, where DuVall finished only three seconds back in 3^rd overall.

"I gave it my all. You can never be unhappy when you feel like you left it on the track and I feel like I did that," DuVall said. "I felt like I rode well all day and had a pretty epic and fun battle with Strang. I tried to put my head down and charge after getting around him but decided to play it safe and pit at the end and I wasn't able to catch him before the finish."

Saiki Tatsuya competed alongside DuVall in the XC1 Pro class aboard a KR4 Arrive-N-Ride Husqvarna FC450, where he worked his way from the back of the pack to finish 13^th in the class. Ren Ishidoya finished 25^th in the XC2 Pro Lites Class, with Luke Parsons finishing 16^th in the class.

Conner Keegan had a breakout performance to earn his first top-five finish of the season in the highly-competitive 4 Stroke A Lites class, while Colin Keegan secured a top-ten finish after being forced to make his way through the pack after a crash.

ANR team rider Derek Pacheco continued his streak of top-ten finishes this season with a 4^th place finish in the Senior A (40+) class. Grassroots rider Will Bryan finished 14^th in his first appearance in the the Vet B (30+) class this season and Hunter Williams continued his bid for a National Championship with a 7^th place finish in the 4 Stroke B Lites class. Williams now sits two points outside of the top spot with three rounds remaining.

1 PM Pro Race

XC1 Pro: Thad DuVall - 3^rd, Saiki Tatsuya - 13^th

XC2 Pro Lites: Luke Parsons - 16^th, Ren Ishidoya - 25^th  

4 Stroke A Lites: Colin Keegan -10^th, Conner Keegan - 5^th

4 Stroke B Lites: Hunter Williams - 7^th

250 B: Eddie White - 25^th

Senior A (40+): Derek Pacheco - 4^th

Vet B (30+): Will Bryan - 14^th

In the 10 a.m. Amateur race, Rocky Mountain ATV*MC/KR4 Arrive-N-Ride teammates once again dominated the 200 C Schoolboy class, securing four of the top-seven positions in the class. Grassroots rider Noah Stewart captured the class win, with ANR rider Cole Groover in 4^th, Brandon Keegan in 6^th and Grassroots rider Chase Sweda in 7^th.

Grassroots rider Ethan Greve earned his second victory of the season in the 4-Stroke C Lites class where he currently holds 2^nd overall in the championship standings.

10 AM Amateur Race

Sportsman A: Coleman Brinson - 15^th

200 C Schoolboy (12-15): Brandon Keegan - 6^th, Noah Stewart - 1^st, Cole Groover - 4^th, Chase Sweda - 7^th

4 Stroke C Lites: Ethan Greve - 1^st

In the 8 a.m. Youth race, Canadian Team rider Troy Horbaty made the jump from the 65cc division and to compete aboard a KR4 85cc Husqvarna for the first time, securing a 4^th place finish in the 85 (7-11) class and an impressive 27^th overall out of over 160 riders. Additionally, Jacob Pacheco had an impressive ride with a 3^rd place finish in the 65 (7-9) class.