1 (6-1-1) |
2 |
Cooper Webb |
Another advantageous night for Webb. He did not look great in Race 1... started mid-pack and could only work his way up to 6th (couldn't get around Barcia). He got a much better start in Race 2, and then took advantage of a fall from Sexton to win it. In Race 3 he started 7th, but quickly worked his way up close to the front. He then took advantage of a stall from Sexton to grab the lead, and then another crash from Sexton to win the Overall. Too easy for Coop. |
2 (1-5-3) |
94 |
Ken Roczen |
Roczen started second, put down some fast laps behind Justin Cooper, and then eventually made the pass to get the Race 1 win. Unfortuantely in Race 2 he couldn't back it up: mid-pack start and could only get up to 5th. Things were looking better after quickly getting out to the lead in Race 3, but he lost the pace and eventually got passed by Sexton, Webb, and Anderson (Sexton would later crash to give the spot back and with it 2nd overall). Roczen was close to winning the overall... just needed a bit more pace/longevity in that final race. |
3 (3-2-5) |
4 |
Chase Sexton |
Sexton seemed patient in Race 1... didn't quite have the pace of Roczen or Justin Cooper in front so he settled for 3rd knowing there was still plenty of racing left. However, that's about where his patience ended... he tried to force the issue on Justin Cooper in Race 2 but crashed... allowing Webb to get by and win. That was compounded by two mistakes in Race 3: a stall which allowed Webb to get out front, and then another crash on the last lap while leading the overall. These are valuable points he's giving away to Web... luckily there's still plenty of races left in the championship. |
4 (2-3-6) |
32 |
Justin Cooper |
This is the best Cooper we've seen all year right? He led for quite a bit of laps in Races 1 and 2, but couldn't capitalize and then didn't start out front in Race 3. I would have liked for him to race through the pack a bit in that final race, but he got shuffled around a bit and couldn't find his fast lap times. Overall, positive night for Cooper. |
5 (4-4-8) |
46 |
Justin Hill |
Wow. Fastest qualifier, backed up by two great 4th place rides in races 1 and 2 (he even had a faster lap time than Sexton in Race 1). Unfortunately he got a bad start in Race 3 (14th) and had to work his way back into the top 10. Overall, he finishes top 5 (first top 5 since 2023) and has plenty of positives to take away from the night. |
6 (5-9-4) |
51 |
Justin Barcia |
Bam Bam is back! Top 10 start in Race 1, made some passes, and held off Webb for 5th. Race 2 is where Bam Bam started to shine though... cross-jumped to block Roczen, aggressive pass on Anderson, taken down by Anderson, and then charged from 12th to 9th. He followed that up in Race 3 with a wicked good charge from a 17th place start all the way up to 4th, including a last lap last corner pass on Sexton. Well done Barcia! |
7 (7-7-10) |
7 |
Aaron Plessinger |
Plessinger had decent starts most of the night but didn't have the pace to ride near the front. He dropped from 4th to 8th in Race 1 (before Anderson crashed), worked his way from 12th to 7th in Race 2, and then in Race 3: holeshot, crashed back to 17th, and then rode up to 10th. |
8 (9-6-11) |
14 |
Dylan Ferrandis |
Ferrandis looked decent today. Mid-pack start and finish in the first two races (took advantage of a fall for Barcia and Anderson to get that 6th in Race 2), but looked good in Race 3 in 6th before crashing back. He'll be happy to finish ahead of Stewart, Savatgy, Anderson, etc. |
9 (8-12-7) |
27 |
Malcolm Stewart |
Stewart was quiet all night, and didn't have the pace to charge forward. He got shuffled back on the opening laps of Race 1, was in 7th before a crash in Race 2, and was top 5 in the last race before getting passed by Cooper and Barcia. |
10 (11-8-9) |
17 |
Joey Savatgy |
Savatgy was 9th before crashing in Race 1, but rebounded two top 10s to end the night. He got passed by Ferrandis and Plessinger in Race 2 which I'm guessing he's not happy about. Race 3 was just riding around 9th the whole time. |
11 (12-17-2) |
21 |
Jason Anderson |
Anderson could have had a much better Overall finish. He was battling for a top 5 in 7th before crashing in Race 1, and then he messed up his bike or something by taking down Barcia in Race 2. Luckily, he salvaged his night with a great ride in Race 3 passing Roczen and racing up front. |
12 (10-11-13) |
49 |
Mitchell Oldenburg |
Oldenburg was looking fast all day in his home-state race! A solid top 10 in Race taking advantage of problems from Savatgy and Anderson. He got a bad start (16th) in Race 2 but worked his way forward. In Race 3 he started 12th and mostly stayed there. |
13 (13-10-12) |
12 |
Shane McElrath |
McElrath had a bad start and worked his way up to 13th in Race 1. He beat Oldenburg by 1 spot in the remaining races, but those 3 positions he lost in Race 1 were too much to overcome (in terms of beating Oldenburg in the Overall). McElrath started 2nd in Race 3 but dropped back quite a bit... regardless, it was cool to see him riding up front for a bit! |
14 (15-14-15) |
77 |
Jerry Robin |
Robin was consistently good tonight! No doubt he was the best "privateer"... He had a comfortable gap over the guys behind him in all 3 races. |
15 (14-13-22) |
45 |
Colt Nichols |
Nichols should have finished 14th ahead of Robin if not for his DNF in Race 3. Luckily he's okay. The first two races were just bleh for him though... he should be racing more closely with McElrath and Oldenburg. |
16 (18-16-16) |
86 |
Mitchell Harrison |
Not much to say about Harrison's night... he started around 16th in the first two and finished around there. He started better in Race 3 but still finished around there. Consistent rides: no crashes. |
17 (17-22-14) |
57 |
Benny Bloss |
Another bad night for Bloss. He was in 14th before crashing in Race 1, completely crashed out of Race 2, but finished the night strongly with a 14th in Race 3. In Race 3 he actually started ahead of Oldenburg but lost the spot to him... Overall, he just needs to stay on two wheels. |
18 (22-15-17) |
72 |
Anthony Rodriguez |
Tough start to the night crashing out of Race 1 and limping off... but glad he's okay! After that he continued his impressive riding and beat most of the other privateers; he passed and beat Harrison in Race 2, but started too far behind him in the final race. |
19 (19-18-18) |
122 |
Justin Starling |
Starling has yet to find starts and/or speed in any Main Event or Triple Crown race. He started outside the top 20 in all the races. In Race 1 he passed Meshey, in Race 2 and 3 he passed Harlan; little victories each race he can build off of. |
20 (16-21-21) |
11 |
Kyle Chisholm |
Chisholm was smooth and consistent in Race 1, but it went downhill from there. He was in 17th before crashing back to last in Race 2, and then crashed at the beginning of Race 3 whilst in 15th. |
21 (21-19-19) |
43 |
Grant Harlan |
Harlan should have had a better night. He crashed whilst in 16th behind McElrath in Race 1, and then looked off the rest of the night with bad starts and not being able to race forward. |
22 (20-20-20) |
411 |
Scott Meshey |
Meshey's first "Main Event" since 2022! Congrats. |