Live Results and Recaps From Sunday at Ponca

Welcome to Sunday and the final day of racing from the MotoPayground Race at Ponca City. We will be providing updates from the third day of racing all day. Will we have every class? No, no we will not. Will we have a bunch of classes? Yes, yes we will.

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125 JR (12-7) B/C

Gauge Brown made quick work of Moto 2, grabbing the early lead and checking out on the field.

Chase Moynihan had a much tougher road, starting just inside the top 10 and needing to claw his way forward with an overall podium on the line. Moynihan sliced through the pack all the way to second at the checkers, which would also secure him P2 overall.

Moto 1 winner Tucker MacNeil found himself buried around P8 for much of the moto and would ultimately finish there. His Moto 1 win, however, was enough to salvage P3 overall.

Sawyer Geick and Elliot Bowsher rounded out the overall top five.

Championship Top 3:

Gague Brown
Chase Moynihan
Tucker MacNeil

Girls (11-16)

Hannah Jamison rocketed off the gate like she used every turbo button in a video game, with Raycin Kyler trying to catch a tow as the two quickly separated themselves from the rest of the field.

Jamison began stretching the lead, running nearly a second quicker than Kyler, but both ladies were absolutely sending it all the way to the checkers. Behind them, Tinley Mccoy worked her way into third.

Jamison would take the moto win and the overall, with Kyler finishing P2 overall and Mccoy taking P3. Zoe Moore and Paten McCleskey rounded out the overall top five.

Championship Top 3:

Hannah Jamison
Raycin Kyler
Tinley McCoy

250 Pro Sport

Landon Gibson grabbed the holeshot with Tristan Prueitt in hot pursuit. Gibson would hold serve out front, but Pruiett kept him honest the entire moto as the two traded fast laps.

As they worked their way into lapped traffic, it became a dance of who could navigate through cleanly and make the fewest unforced errors. Prueitt stayed within striking distance, but Gibson never cracked.

When the checkers waved, Gibson would get the better of Pruiett after a race-long battle. The pair put a massive 30-second gap on Max Shane, who finished third in the moto and secured P3 overall.

Championship Top 3:

Landon Gibson
Tristan Pruiett
Max Shane

250 B

Darrin Pine grabbed the holeshot, but McKayden Fitch wasted little time making the move and taking over the lead.

Behind them, Dane Pappas hit the deck in the opening turn and found himself buried at the back of the field. Colt Martin applied pressure to Pine for second, but couldn’t make the move stick as the running order settled in up front.

Pappas, meanwhile, put his head down and charged from dead last all the way to sixth, salvaging enough points to secure P3 overall.

Fitch would take the moto win, but Pine’s second-place finish was enough to lock up the overall championship. Fitch rounded out the championship podium in third.

Championship Top 3:

Darren Pine
Dane Pappas
McKayden Fitch

Super Mini 2 (13-16)

The stage was set for a showdown between Hannah Jamison and Dylan Graham, but the script got flipped before the field even made it out of the first turn.

Tayce Morgan jumped out front with Joey Vicari in tow. Vicari came into the moto already out of overall contention after a bike issue left him 24th in Moto 1.

Behind them, the drama started early for Graham and Jamison as both got caught up and were forced to fight their way forward. Graham mounted a late charge all the way to fourth, doing enough to secure the overall championship.

Max Daniels used a consistent 3-3 score to take P2 overall, while Morgan’s 6-1 finishes landed him third. John Everett Pastureau and Jamison, who once again showed that never-quit grit, rounded out the overall top five.

Championship Top 3:

Dylan Graham
Max Daniels
Tayce Morgan

Open Pro Sport

More drama than a midday soap opera, this moto was absolutely wild.

Jayden Wolf grabbed the holeshot, but Max Shane wasted no time making his move, taking over the lead on the opening lap and checking out from there.

Meanwhile, our title contenders Landon Gibson and Tristan Prueitt both had their hands full after getting buried off the start. Pruiett quickly went to work, charging his way inside the top 10, while Gibson’s day got even tougher when he tipped over in a corner and found himself trapped underneath his bike.

Up front, Kane Bollasina and Riley Busse battled while Shane continued to disappear. Behind them, the overall standings seemed to flip with every pass Pruiett and Gibson made through the field.

Prueitt completed an impressive charge to third in the moto, while Gibson fought all the way back to sixth to salvage P4 overall. When all the chaos finally settled, Bollasina would emerge with the overall win, while Busse rounded out the top five overall.

Championship Top 3:

Kane Bollasina
Max Shane
Tristan Prueitt

Women’s 12+

Lilly-Ann Pettis grabbed the holeshot and the early lead, but Tinly McCoy on her 125 wasn’t about to let her get away. Zoe Moore continued to lurk just behind them, turning it into a three-way battle up front.

It became a chess match of line choice and bike displacement. Moore would sneak up the inside while McCoy followed Pettis around the outside, searching for a way through. McCoy would eventually charge back, make the pass stick on Pettis and take over the lead.

Once out front, McCoy started sending it, taking the lines she wanted and beginning to pull away. For a moment, it looked like Pettis might mount a comeback, but the deep ruts would catch her out and give McCoy the breathing room she needed to ride it home to the checkers.