Elioff Racing/BNR Motorsports/GBC Tires’ Jessica Elioff would ride a pretty consistent race, coming through third on the first lap, then proceeding to take and hold second for the rest of the race.

Hannah Hunter, on her Osburn Off-Road/Fearless/Kenda-backed machine, battled the whole race. Dropping as far back as fifth on the third lap, Hunter would eventually finish third on the day to round out the WXC podium.

In the Women's class, Katie Young would grab her second win of the season after leading the entire race. Meanwhile, Nicole Wilhelm would grab her third win of the season in the Women 25+ class.

In the Women's C class, Caidyn Stringfellow would grab her second win of the season in Tennessee.

As the green flag waved on a beautiful Sunday morning, Rockstar Energy Factory Husqvarna Racing’s Korie Steede grabbed herself the $100 Landers KTM WXC Holeshot Award. As the women came through on the first lap, it would be Steede ahead of Phoenix Racing Honda’s Tayla Jones and Rocky Mountain Red Bear Kawasaki Team Green’s Rachael Archer.

As the race progressed, Steede and Jones pulled away from Archer and stayed close together until the end of the race. Steede would hold on to her lead, finishing just six seconds ahead of Jones to grab her second win of the 2025 season.

Jones would take second in the race, and Archer would round out the WXC class in third.

Lilley Sheets would go back-to-back, grabbing her second win of the season in the Women’s class. In the Women 30+ class, Kym Schifino would take her first win of the season. In the Women's C class, Madison Harmon would win her first race back from an injury.

On Friday afternoon, GNCC’s Specialized Turbo eMTB racing would kick off for the season. In the Women’s class, Ashley Hendershot would take the win on her Cannondale after battling back from second. Nicole Rupert and Alicia Meacham would round out the podium in second and third.

In the Women 35+ class, Melanie Howard would lead every lap to take home the win, while Heidi Hawkins and Denise Shaad would take second and third in the class.

At the conclusion of the Youth ATV race on Saturday, in the Schoolgirl class, Kimber Lowry would grab her first win of the season. Tenley Hart would take her second win of the season in the Girls Sr. class and Lydia Arnold would grab her second win of the season in the Girls Jr. class.

In the ATV Micro race, Audrey Petrilla would battle to take home another overall Micro ATV win and MXC1 class win.

In the Youth Bike race, Jayden Shea would grab her third win of the season in the Girls Super Mini class. Meanwhile Vaida Lavergne would take the win in the Girls 85 class and Aubrey Tsakanikas would continue her perfect season with another win in the Girls 65 class.

With standout performances across every class, The Specialized Old Gray delivered an exciting weekend of racing for GNCC’s top women competitors.