The Snowshoe Grand National Cross Country race is known as one of the toughest races in the country, where simply finishing is an accomplishment in itself. Josh Toth did that and then some, capturing the 2025 overall win and the “King of the Mountain” title. Teammates Steward Baylor and Rachael Archer secured wins in the XC1 and WXC classes, respectively—marking the first time the team has swept the three classes in a GNCC race.

Toth has had an up-and-down year in GNCC so far, with overall podiums and some challenging races, but this past Sunday at Snowshoe proved he’s a force to be reckoned with. Toth started on the second row but quickly made his way to the lead on Lap 2. He held onto that lead until the final lap when a charging Baylor caught up, making it a battle between teammates. Toth ultimately held on for the overall win by 2.5 seconds over Baylor and took the XC2 Class win with a dominant seven-minute lead.

Steward Baylor was only a small mistake away from possibly winning the overall himself. After passing Toth with a few miles to go, a tipover allowed Toth to retake the lead. Baylor finished second overall but first in the XC1 Class.

Grant Baylor also had a strong showing, running third overall before a crash damaged his radiator and forced a pit stop. He still managed a season-best fourth-place finish in the XC1 Class.

Rachael Archer dominated the WXC Class, starting third and moving into the lead by the three-mile marker before stretching her lead to nearly six minutes by the finish.

Nick DeFeo had a solid day, finishing fourth in the XC2 Class. Collier Martinez claimed fourth in the 250 A Class, while Olin Daniels and Caleb Wood finished second and third in the 4-Stroke A Lites Class, respectively.

The team races again this weekend at the Little Raccoon National Enduro in Ohio.