MOUNT MORRIS, Pa. (October 4, 2026) – The Parts Unlimited Mason-Dixon GNCC kicked off on Saturday, October 3, as ATV racers took to the Pennsylvania terrain for another action-packed day of Progressive Grand National Cross Country (GNCC Racing) Series, an AMA National Championship, competition. Round 11 brought racers and fans to Mount Morris, Pennsylvania, where championship battles continued to intensify as the season entered its final stretch.

Phoenix Racing Yamaha’s Brycen Neal continued his dominant season with another impressive performance, racing his way to his eighth overall victory of the year. Neal once again showcased the speed and consistency that have kept him at the front of the XC1 Pro field throughout the season, adding another valuable win to his championship campaign. With another victory in hand, Neal moves one step closer to securing his fifth GNCC National Championship as the season winds down.

Behind Neal, HHR/Fly Racing/QuadTech’s Hunter Hart and Sturdivant Racing/Maxxis/Moose Racing’s Branden Owens spent the race battling their way through the pack as they worked toward the front of the field. Hart continued to gain ground as the race progressed, ultimately putting himself in position to earn second overall on the day. Owens also mounted a strong charge through the field, fighting for position throughout the race before crossing the finish line third overall and completing the overall podium.

Stewart Boys Racing/Kenda/Pierce Performance’s Wyatt Wilkin entered the race as Brycen Neal’s closest challenger in the championship standings, making every position crucial as the season winds down. Wilkin pushed hard throughout the race, battling to stay near the front of the field and collect valuable points toward his title hopes. After a determined effort, Wilkin crossed the finish line fourth overall, keeping himself in the championship conversation with the remaining rounds ahead.

BNR Motorsports/Fearless/Kenda Tire’s Steven Harrell and Action Off-Road/Maxxis/Lonestar Racing’s Jay Shadron found themselves battling near the front of the field early in the race as both riders fought to stay within striking distance of the leaders. As the race progressed, Harrell continued to push through the challenging course and held on to earn fifth overall, while Shadron remained close behind and crossed the finish line sixth overall. Their strong performances capped off a hard-fought day inside the overall top six.

Nine2/Ryland Johnson Racing/Gregs ATV & Cycle’s Layne McCormick put together a strong performance to finish seventh overall while earning his third XC2 Pro-Am class victory of the season. McCormick battled his way through the field and maintained a solid pace throughout the race to secure the class win and another valuable haul of championship points. With his latest victory, McCormick now sits tied atop the XC2 championship standings as the title fight continues to tighten heading into the final rounds of the season.

Phoenix Racing Yamaha/Action Off-Road/Pierce Performance’s John Glauda Jr. and JMR/GBC/Elka/Moose Racing’s Jarrod McClure put together strong rides at Round 11 in Pennsylvania, battling through the field to secure spots inside the overall top 10. Glauda Jr. continued to push throughout the race to come through eighth overall, while GNCC veteran McClure remained in the fight and crossed the finish line ninth overall, adding another solid result to his season.

Action Off-Road/AMSOIL/CB Racing’s Chris Borich put together another solid ride at Round 11, battling through the Pennsylvania course to round out the top 10 overall. The GNCC veteran continued to push throughout the race, ultimately crossing the finish line 10th overall to cap off the premier ATV field.

Behind XC2 class winner McCormick, TDR Motorsports/Elka/ATV Four-Play’s Jeremiah Wolf and Maxxis Tires/Sunoco Fuel/Fly Racing/TDR Motorsport’s Braxton Grosse battled for position as they worked their way through the Pennsylvania course. Wolf put together a strong and consistent ride to secure second in the XC2 class, while Grosse continued to push through the field and came through third, rounding out the XC2 podium at Round 11.å

Taking Top Amateur honors was College A class winner Bryce Pullen as he came through 15th overall on the day at round 11 in Pennsylvania. Andrew Smallwood would come through second in College A and second on the Top Amateur podium as he battled back to finish 19th overall, while Harrison Lindsey came through 20th overall earning the third spot on the Top Amateur podium and third in the College A class at the Mason-Dixon GNCC.

Pro Row 784/Victory Golf Cart’s Brandon Frazier continued his impressive run in the morning ATV race, charging through the course to earn the AM Overall victory while also taking the win in the 4x4 Pro class. Kenda/KMK/Ryco Electric’s Cody Collier kept Frazier within reach throughout the race, putting together a strong performance of his own to finish second overall and second in the 4x4 Pro class. The pair once again showcased the speed of the 4x4 Pro division as they claimed the top two spots in the morning overall standings.

Landon Glauda put together an impressive ride in the morning ATV race, working his way through the course to finish third overall while also earning the 250 All-Star (14–17) class victory. Glauda’s strong showing placed him among the top overall finishers against a competitive morning field. Meanwhile, Osburn Off-Road/Pro Concept Plumbing/Pro Scapes’ Dayton Hickey battled through the race to secure third in the 4x4 Pro class, completing the class podium after another solid performance.

Pierce Performance/Moose Racing/Lonestar’s Chloe Harper came out on top in a thrilling WXC battle, holding strong through the final moments of the race to secure the class victory. Elioff Racing/BNR Motorsports/GBC Tire’s Jessica Elioff kept the pressure on Harper all the way to the checkered flag, closing the gap and ultimately finishing second just 1.7 seconds behind the winner. BNR/Kenda/Lonestar Racing’s Avery Collins also put together a strong performance, battling her way to third and rounding out the WXC podium.

Jackson Hancock put together another impressive performance to earn the Youth ATV Overall win, capping off a standout season by wrapping up the Youth ATV Overall National Championship ahead of schedule. Hancock’s consistency and speed throughout the year have kept him at the front of the youth ranks, and his latest overall victory provided the points needed to officially secure the championship early.

Behind Hancock, Jacob Smallwood and Bodie Buckhannon put together strong performances of their own to round out the Youth ATV overall podium. Smallwood battled throughout the race to secure second overall, while Buckhannon continued to push through the course and ultimately crossed the finish line third overall. Both young racers showcased impressive speed and determination, completing a competitive top three in the Youth ATV ranks.

Coming through to take a win was Beau Bothwell in the YXC2 Super Mini Jr. (12-13) class, while Beau Collins and Bryson Stringfellow rounded out the top three in that class. Aden McGomery earned the 250 (13-15) class win, Brantley Slack came through to earn the 250 (13-15) Limited class win while Kruz Libecco took the 125 (8-12) win and Bam Margaria brought home the 125 (8-12) Limited class win. Gracin Brand took the 90 (8-12) class win, Emma Edwards took the Schoolgirl (12-15) class win, Aubree Nicholson earned the Girls Sr. (12-15) class win and Kartyr Phillips earned herself the Girls Jr. (8-11) class win. Gavin Sowers would come through first in the 70 (6-11) class.

In the ATV Micro race, it was Justin Collins Jr. coming through to take home the overall win and MXC1 (8-9) class win, while Sage Shields finished second overall and in MXC1 and Holden Wolford would come through third overall while earning the MXC2 (6-8) class win. Hunter Sanford rounded out the top three MXC1 class finishers, and Cole Green and Kolton BeeBee finished second and third in MXC2.

Briggston Weddle came through to take home the 90 Stock Sr. (9) class win, Mason Gaydos earned the 90 Stock Jr. (8) class win. Otto Margaria came through in the 50 Sr. (6-7) class first, while Angus Kimble earned the 50 Jr. (4-5) class win.

The Bike Micro race saw Kash Brummage battle his way through to take the overall and MXC1 (8-9) class win followed by Jacobi Duvall in second overall and first in the MXC2 (6-8) class and Peyton Austin third overall and second in the MXC1 class. Ryder Baricska rounded out the top three MXC1 class finishers on the day, while Baron Evkovich and Micah Oaks rounded out the top three in MXC2.

Coy Hill took home the 50 Sr. 1 (7) class win, Weston Rose took the 50 Sr. 2 (6) class win, Sadie Berghof would come through first in the 50 Jr. 1 (6-7) class and Weston Gaughenbaugh earned the 50 Jr. 2 (4-5) class win. In the Girls (6-9) class it was Codie Mae Lloyd earning the win, while Nash Harper earned the Micro-E (7-8) class win. Colby Hoffman earned the Micro-E (4-6) class win and Tucker Strang took the Micro-E (4-6) Limited class win in Pennsylvania. Colson Faust came through to take the Micro (4-6) Shaft Drive limited class win and Cameron Baily earned the Trail Rider (6-9) win.

Cody Pivirotto delivered a dominant performance throughout the Parts Unlimited Mason-Dixon weekend, earning both Progressive eMTB overall victories during the double-header racing action on Friday and Saturday evenings. Pivirotto set the pace on both nights, navigating the Pennsylvania course to secure back-to-back wins and complete a clean sweep of the weekend’s eMTB competition.

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