Hetrick kept the momentum rolling into the first moto gate drop, where he claimed the SSi Decals Holeshot award. Just as previous rounds, Wienen was upfront as well, where he was able to apply the pressure to Hetrick. With the front runners engaged in their own battle, much of the focus was turned the next four riders after Root River Racing/CST Tires/Pro Motorsports’ Thomas Brown who rode in third.

Root River Racing’s Josh Upperman, Gennusa, Savage Motorsports/Maxxis/Walsh Racecraft/Elka Suspension/BCS Performance’s Ronnie Higgerson and JB Racing/Root River Racing’s Jeffrey Rastrelli were engaged in a four-way battle. As the race wore on Rastrelli charged through the pack one-by-one in an attempt to score a podium finish, but would have to settle for fourth at the conclusion of the race. Wienen, Hetrick and Brown filled the Moto 1 podium. Rastrelli would finish just off the podium in fourth, with Higgerson and Upperman following in fifth and sixth.

345 Motorsports’ Cole Sepesi jumped out to the early lead in Moto Two grabbing his first ever SSi Decals Holeshot Award. Sepesi’s quick work helped him avoid a first turn pile-up that took Root River Racing’s Dylan Tremellen and Londerville Steel/Janssen Motorsports-backed Cody Janssen as victims. Hetrick would also face some bad luck and go down on the first lap.

After placing second in the first moto, Wienen was on charge and moved to the lead position by the conclusion of the first lap. With a clear track, the five-time champion continued to build a lead while Rastrelli and Gennusa kept him in check. Gennusa trailed Rastrelli until the mid-way point of the race, where he was able to make the pass.

Gennusa continued to gain on Wienen, but would still lack four second as the checkered flag came out. Wienen improved his first moto finish, taking the top spot on the box in Moto 2. Gennusa and Rastrelli rounded out the second moto podium Higgerson rode a consistent race for fourth, and Hetrick recovered from his crash to finish fifth.

With a pair of 2-1 moto finishes Wienen took home the Monster Mountain National win, followed by Hetrick (1-5) and Rastrelli (4-3). Gennusa’s stand-out ride in the second moto placed him just off the overall podium in fourth, with Brown finishing behind him with another impressive ride for fifth overall (3-6).

Higgerson continued his success going 5-4 for sixth overall. Walsh Racecraft/Honda’s Parker Wewerka followed in seventh overall (8-7,) with Upperman behind him in eighth (6-10). Ford Brother’s Racing’s Westley Wolfe (9-8) and Koster Racing’s Brett Musick (10-9) rounded out the top ten overall.