In Friday’s opening eMTB race of the doubleheader weekend, Nicole Rupert took control early and never looked back, leading from start to finish to claim the win in the Women’s class. Bailey Menas battled hard throughout the race to secure the runner-up spot, while Zalie Chase rode consistently to round out the podium in third.

In the Women 35+ class, Suzanne Bishop dominated the field, taking the lead from the start and holding it all the way to the checkered flag. Behind her, Heidi Hawkins worked her way forward through the pack to secure second after a strong mid-race push. Amber Boland put in a steady performance to claim the final podium position in third.

On Saturday, Nicole Rupert put in another dominant ride, leading the way to sweep the doubleheader with another win. Alicia Meacham followed with a strong performance to finish second, while Bailey Menas rounded out the podium in third after a close battle to the checkers.

Suzanne Bishop took control of the second race of the weekend, also riding consistently to earn another victory. Heidi Hawkins battled to finish second, while Melanie Howard claimed third to complete the podium.

Saturday morning, as the WXC class took off, it was Osburn Off-Road/Pierce Performance/Moose Racing’s Chloe Harper grabbing herself the $100 BNR Motorsports WXC Holeshot Award. Harper would continue to lead the entire race and extend her lead each lap.

Behind her, Jessica Elioff, racing for Elioff Racing/BNR Motorsports/GBC Tires, put in a steady and consistent ride to secure second place. Avery Collins, backed by BNR/Kenda/Lonestar, battled hard throughout the race and held firm to claim the final podium spot in third.

With Harper’s win, she secured her first-ever GNCC WXC ATV National Championship.

In the Women’s class, Katie Young came through first on the first lap, but would soon be overtaken by Hannalyn Venesky. Venesky would lead the rest of the laps and win with over a three-minute gap to grab her fourth win of the season. Paisley Stout rounded out the podium in the class with a third.

Alexis Kirby grabbed her second win of the season in the Women 25+ class, while Nikki Howard and Nicole Wilhelm rounded out the podium.

In the Women C class, Jerzi Tong grabbed her second win of the season after leading every lap. Lilllian Frye battled her way up from sixth to finish second on the day. Caidyn Stringfellow rounded out the podium in third.

Sunday’s WXC battle delivered plenty of excitement, with Rocky Mountain Red Bear Kawasaki Team Green’s Rachael Archer powering off the line to grab the $100 Landers KTM WXC Holeshot Award and take the early lead. As the race wore on, FMF KTM Factory Racing Landers’ Brandy Richards charged past Archer to take the lead.

Richards maintained her advantage to the finish, earning her first win in just her second race back after being sidelined earlier this season with a leg injury. Archer kept the pressure on and secured second at the line.

Behind them, AmPro Yamaha’s Danielle McDonald and Rockstar Energy Factory Husqvarna Racing’s Korie Steede had a thrilling battle of their own, swapping positions multiple times. On the final lap, McDonald made the decisive move to take third, while Steede ultimately finished fourth.

Megan Davis grabbed another win in the Women's class and was the only rider in the class to stay on the lead lap. Calli Propst battled up from third to take second in the class and Zoey Kimble finished third.

In the Women 30+ class, Minnie Hansen grabbed her third win of the season, Dayna Bergman finished second, and Amber Ozanick finished third.

Cassandra Lis took home her first win of the season in the Women C class. Behind her, Madison Harmon finished second, and Tristan Grubb rounded out the podium in third.

In the Youth ATV race, Lakah Carr took a dominant victory in the Schoolgirl class. Behind her, Kimber Lowry took second and Neveah Mulholland rounded out the podium in third.

In the Girls Sr. class, Aubree Nicholson rode her way to her first win of the season. Emma Edwards took second in the class, and Logan Morrison battled her way up from fifth to round out the podium in third.

Moon Savage took home her first victory of the season in the Girls Jr class. Behind her, Baylee Wright finished second, and Lydia Arnold finished third.

In the Youth Bike race, Jayden Shea led every lap to take home a win in the Girls Super Mini class. Sahara Robinson would take second on the day, and Paisley Bland finished third.

In the Girls 85 class, Vaida Lavergne battled up from third on the first lap to take home the win. With her victory, Lavergne wrapped up the Girls 85 class championship. Baylee Arsenault and Aubrey Tsakanikas finished second and third on the day.

In the Girls 65 class, Jhorjie Walker got her first win of the season. Matilda Revoyr finished second on the day, and Gemmini Cadieux made her way up from fourth to round out the podium with a third.

With another action-packed weekend in the books, the Mountaineer GNCC delivered thrilling battles across every class. Now, with only two rounds remaining, the chase for championships is set to heat up even more in the final stretch of the season.