Heather Byrd finished 1-1 to take the Pro Women win. Her strategy of keeping it in-between the mud paid off as she looks toward the championship overall. The Joe Byrd Riding School must be paying off!

Clay Holmes went 2-1 for the overall in Pro Am, working the track conditions to his favor. "The track was better today; it was horrible yesterday," Holmes said. "I got a real good start [in the second moto.] I had a pretty good-sized lead at the finish, I guess it was a few second lead. It was a real good race."

Justin Norman swept the Open A class with a 1-1, turning his fastest lap over 2:07 on Sunday. "I got to be stoked after the mud race on Saturday and coming out and having good track conditions today," Norman said. "I'm really happy how my bike performed. My PEP shocks work great, but we had to make them work better for this track. Nate McNett from McNett performance really helped me out. I did pretty well in the mud yesterday on my stock tires. The track was kind of tight, but I'm actually more stoked about this win because it took a lot of bike setup, so I'm pretty happy with this one."

Catch the AMA Pro ATV riders as the series heads to Walnut, IL on July 14-15 for the Concept Haulers ATV Showdown at Sunset Ridge MX.