The iRacing Champions League Midget National Tour heads to for a daytime feature that arrives at a critical moment in Season 3. Lernerville’s wide, flowing corners reward momentum and precision; it’s a place where a disciplined line can out-duel raw aggression, and where qualifying position often shapes the opening laps.

What history tells us here:

  • In Season 1 (Dec 16, 2022), James Richard started P2 and took control, leading most of the 15-lap dash to win. That afternoon turned into a consistency test as attrition shuffled the mid-pack and back.

  • In Season 2 (Apr 1, 2024), Aidan Strawberry rose from P3 to the top, leading 14 of 18 laps for a statement victory, with Brenden McGlothlin charging from P9 to P2 and JT Ferry securing P3. James Roselli logged P4, Kinser Lightner P5—names that still matter in the 2025 title fight.

How that connects to now:
Strawberry returns as the defending Lernerville winner and current points leader, bringing six wins and an unmatched week-to-week floor. His Lernerville record—paired with his 2025 form—makes him the obvious benchmark. But the chasers have compelling cases:

  • Parker Leek (2nd, -48) has been ruthlessly efficient when he’s on the grid. If he qualifies up front and clears traffic early, Lernerville’s rhythm laps play directly into his strengths.

  • James Roselli (3rd, -79) finished P4 here last season; a repeat podium-level run would keep him within striking range and apply real pressure to the top two.

  • Seth Gregory (4th, -116) has done more with fewer starts than anyone in the title picture. He was P7 at Lernerville last season and arrives with genuine momentum—exactly the kind of profile that turns into a late-season spoiler.

  • The mid-pack movers are suddenly very relevant: JT Ferry has surged to 5th in points and already owns a Lernerville podium (P3) from last year; Craig Silby sits 6th on consistency; Vincent Gueci and Connor Mirabelli (7th and 8th) have quietly built solid ledgers; McGlothlin (9th) nearly won here last season on pace alone; Lightner (10th) was P5 here in 2024 and knows how this surface evolves.

What to watch on race day:

  • Qualifying and Lap 1 execution. Both past runnings rewarded front-row pace and clean first laps. Track position matters here more than most because Lernerville’s optimal line can be tough to dislodge once the top starts clicking off laps.

  • Returners with receipts. Strawberry (win), McGlothlin (P2), Ferry (P3), Roselli (P4), Lightner (P5) have proven Lernerville speed. If any of them pair a strong time-trial with a tidy start, the podium could look very familiar.

  • Point swings. With gaps of 48 / 79 / 116 from P2–P4 to the leader, a single finish outside the top five for Strawberry—coupled with a Leek/Roselli/Gregory podium—could trim this title margin in a hurry.

Lernerville Speedway — Past Results (Plain Text)

Season 1 (Dec 16, 2022)

  1. James Richard, 2) Lucas Mauldin, 3) Jayden Anderson, 4) Cameron Tucker, 5) Richard Bezio, 6) Garron Brimmer, 7) Rodney Bailey, 8) Waylon Vining, 9) Andrew Hale, 10) Hunter Owens, 11) Colton Zimmer, 12) Brenden McGlothlin

Season 2 (Apr 1, 2024)

  1. Aidan Strawberry, 2) Brenden McGlothlin, 3) JT Ferry, 4) James Roselli, 5) Kinser Lightner, 6) Brandon Holtmeier, 7) Ashton Cohee, 8) Bryce Hausman, 9) Jordan Lafon, 10) David Metheney, 11) PJ Bozowski, 12) Will Sylvester, 13) Chaise Donaldson, 14) Mitchell Huddleston, 15) Colin Jaster

Current Top 10 in Points — Season 3 (Latest File)

  1. Aidan Strawberry, 2) Parker Leek, 3) James Roselli, 4) Seth Gregory, 5) JT Ferry, 6) Craig Silby, 7) Vincent Gueci, 8) Connor Mirabelli, 9) Brenden McGlothlin, 10) Kinser Lightner