WFR/Kenda/Fly Racing/BNR’s Walker Fowler would have a good jump off the line and run at the front of the group for the duration of the race. Fowler would hold onto fourth on lap one and make the move into second for the remaining portion of the race. Fowler crossed the line to earn second overall, and he now sits tied in points with Neal.

Working his way up to the last spot on the overall podium was Stewart Boys Racing/GBC/Pierce Performance’s Wyatt Wilkin. After coming through in sixth on the first lap of the race, Wilkin knew he had to put in the work to get to the front and that’s exactly what he did for the remaining laps of the race.

Another rider putting in a hard charge during the race was BNR Motorsports/Fearless/Kenda Tire’s Steven Harrell. As the group came through on the opening lap, Harrell would check in in the eighth place position but would put his head down and push on through the sandy terrain. Harrell would finish the day fourth overall in Florida.

Rounding out the top five overall finishers of the day was Action Off-Road/Kenda/Custom Axis’ Jay Shadron. As the race continued on, Shadron would steadily work his way up through the pack, starting back in ninth and then making his way to seventh and eventually fifth to finish out the day.

After holding the early lead, HHR/Fly Racing/QuadTech’s Hunter Hart would push to remain at the front of the pack, but he would unfortunately fall back to sixth overall on the day at round two. OBOR/Moose Racing/Parts Unlimited/Lonestar’s Adam McGill meticulously worked his way up to seventh overall as the checkered flag flew, after he would start his day battling through the pack from a 12th place start.  

Phoenix Racing Yamaha/Pierce Performance’s John Glauda Jr. unfortunately fell back to eighth in XC1 and 10th overall at the conclusion of the race, after he was running in second on the opening lap. Merritt Racing/BNR Motorsports/GBC’s Joshua Merritt would cross the line ninth in class and 11th overall on the day, while Action Off-Road/AMSOIL/CB Racing’s Chris Borich rounded out the top ten XC1 Pro finishers at the Moose Racing Wild Boar GNCC.

In the XC2 Pro-Am class it was CST Tires/LMR Motors/Elka/Fly Racing’s Braxton Grosse making his way through to take the class win, while also earning eighth overall on the day through the sandy terrain. Duroy Motosport/Varin Yamaha/Teixeira Tech’s Danick Paquin would try to challenge Grosse as he would make a pass on the second lap for the lead, but Grosse would overtake the lead once again putting Paquin in second for the day. XC2 Defending National Champion, BNR Motorsports/Pierce Performance/GBC Tire’s Alex Thieman would battle his way through to hold onto third in the class at round two.

Earning the Top Amateur Honors at the Moose Racing Wild Boar was Cole Lykins who finished in the 20th overall position and would earn first in the College A (16-18) class. Coming through to take second in College A and atop the Top Amateur podium was Brody Pullen who finished 26th overall. Trevor Meadows would cross the line 27th overall on the day, earning him the third and final spot on the Top Amateur podium and in the College A class.

As the morning race got underway it was Pro Row 784/TMS/Edgewood/DeRisi’s Brandon Frazier grabbing the $100 BNR Motorsports 4x4 Pro Holeshot Award and the early lead. Frazier would continue to hold the lead, but as the white flag flew, he would have company from Kenda/KMK/Ryco Electric’s Cody Collier. Frazier would ultimately be unable to hold off Collier, who made the pass and pushed onward.

When the checkered flag flew it was Collier crossing the line first with over a three minute lead on the rest of the field. Noah Lykins would cross the line to finish second overall in the morning race as he took the 250 All-Star (14-17) class win in Florida, while Frazier would round out the top three overall finishers of the day. Battling through to round out the top three overall 4x4 Pro class finishers was Dayton Hickey.

The WXC class was the second row to take off in the morning race, and as they did it would be JMR/Action Off-Road/GBC/Moose Racing’s Katelyn Osburn earning herself the $100 BNR Motorsports WXC Holeshot Award. However, as they made their way into the woods it would be Osborn Off-Road/Fearless/Kenda’s Hannah Hunter emerging first in the lead position.

Hunter would continue to hold the number one spot in the WXC class for the duration of the race, but Elioff Racing/BNR Motorsports/GBC Tires’ Jessica Elioff was not giving up as she battled in the second place position with just a couple seconds separating the two front-runners. Hunter would hold off Elioff to take the class win, and Elioff would cross in second. Osborn Off-Road/Pierce Performance/Moose Racing’s Chloe Harper worked her way up from a sixth place start to round out the top three WXC finishers in the Sunshine State.

Stetson Owens would battle his way up through the pack during the Youth ATV race in Florida as he started back in sixth on the opening lap. Owens put his head down and pushed forward and would move up to second and then first with two laps to go. Owens continued to hold the lead and would cross the line to earn the Youth overall win and YXC1 Super Mini Sr. (13-15) class win. Landon Glauda would also have to battle throughout the race to make his way towards the front of the group, ultimately crossing the line second overall and in the YXC1 class. Rounding out the top three overall finishers in the Youth ATV race was YXC1 competitor, Bodie Buckhannon, who ran at the front of the pack for the duration of the race.

In the YXC2 Super Mini Jr. (12-13) it was Jackson Hancock leading the way from the opening lap until the checkered flag flew. Wyatt Culver would work his way into earning second on the day, while Eli McCrary made his way up to third in the class after a seventh place start to his day in Florida.

In the 250 (13-15) class it was Felix Raymond earning the class win, wh9le Maverick Smith took home the 250 (13-15) Limited class win. The 125 (8-12) class win went to Brantley Slack, and Tate Hall earned themselves the 125 (8-12) Limited class win. Gracin Brand would earn the 90 (8-12) class win,  while Jenna Berg earned the Schoolgirl (12-15) class win and Emma Edwards earned the Girls Sr. (12-15) class win. The Girls Jr. (8-11) class win went to Lydia Arnold and in the 70 CVT (6-11) class it was Jayce Hart earning the win.

Coming through to earn the Micro ATV overall race win was Justin Collins Jr., who also would earn his class win in the MXC2 (6-8) class. Casen Jennings would continue to battle and earn the MXC1 (8-9) class, while taking second overall on the day. Johnny Martin Jr. would earn second in MXC1 and third overall on the day, while Kruz Libecco rounded out the top three MXC1 class finishers. Cash Knecht would finish second in the MXC2 class.

In the 50 Sr. (6-7) class it was Sage Shields taking the class win, while Rigston Taylor earned the 50 Jr. (4-5) class win in the Micro ATV race. Bam Margaria would earn the 90 Stock (8-9) class win in Florida.

The Bike Micro overall win went to Kane Morrison, while he also took the MXC1 (8-9) class win followed by Daxton Mullins who came through second in class and overall, in the race. Then it was Ryder Baricska coming through to take third overall and first in the MXC2 (6-8) class. Krue Russell would earn third in the MXC1 class, while Tank Laws and Moises Pita rounded out the top three in the MXC2 class.

Carson Zink came through to take home the 50 Sr. 1 (7) class win, while Kolt Morrison earned the 50 Sr. 2 (6) class win, and Jacobi Duvall battled through to take the 50 Jr. 1 (6-7) class win in Florida. Hayden Siegel took home the 50 Jr. 2 (4-5) class win, while it was Nathan Zhang taking the Micro-E (7-8) class win and Macklin Freeman earning the Micro-E (4-6). Liam Cox would take the Micro (4-6) Shaft Drive class win with Joshua Corcoran and Liam Spencer taking home the Trail Rider age classes.

The 2025 Progressive Grand National Cross Country Series presented by Specialized continues next weekend on March 8-9 at an all-new location with the Talladega GNCC in Talladega, Alabama. To check out the full 2025 GNCC Series schedule, click HERE.

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