250SX Heat 1:

Honda HRC Progressive took home the win in the opening heat race of the evening, leading every lap after pulling the holeshot ahead of Monster Energy Pro Circuit’s Levi Kitchen. Kitchen had a huge crash tripling before the mechanics area, somehow managing to escape injury and finish in fourth. Ryder DiFrancesco finished second ahead of Maximus Vohland, with Carson Mumford securing fifth on his AEO Powersports KTM.

250SX Heat 2:

Cameron McAdoo pulled the holeshot but was quickly passed by the Star Racing trio of Max Anstie, Haiden Deegan and Michael Mosiman. Deegan tripled past his title rival around the outside after the finish line, and immediately tried to break away from Anstie. Deegan stretched his lead to a little over two seconds as he went on to score his third heat win of the season. Anstie finished second and Mosiman secured third, making it a Star Racing sweep.

450SX Heat 1:

Red Bull KTM Factory Racing’s Jorge Prado pulled another holeshot and quickly had his teammate Aaron Plessinger chasing him down as he got around Hunter Lawrence. Ken Roczen charged into fourth just over halfway through the race and began to apply pressure on Lawrence. Plessinger crashed viciously on the last-lap double before the finish line, somehow managing to remount and ride his extremely tweaked KTM machine home in eighth, whilst Jorge Prado secured his second heat race win of the season ahead of Lawrence, Roczen, Cooper and Craig rounding out the top five.

450SX Heat 2:

Rockstar Energy Husqvarna’s RJ Hampshire pulled the holeshot before defending champion Cooper Webb made his way past in the following turns. Fastest qualifier Chase Sexton quickly moved into the lead before tucking the front in the sand section, handing the lead back to Webb with Tomac on his tail. Tomac made his way past after the sand section and fended off attacks from the reigning champ. Jason Anderson rode his RM-Z450 home in third. Chase Sexton fought back from his early-race crash to finish fourth, with Malcolm Stewart rounding out the top five.

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