The Season 3 curtain came down at on Oct 12, 2025 with the kind of late-race frenzy that defines a title run-in. Four cars were welded together in a breathtaking scrap over the final laps, and the outcome wasn’t settled until after the checkered. In the end, the season-long benchmark held: Aidan Strawberry closed out a dominant campaign as champion, while the finale created fresh storylines up and down the order.

On the track, Lane Seratt produced a breakout performance, controlling the majority of the race and leading 19 laps. The last dash to the line was razor-thin—he was beaten by barely a car length in a finish that will be replayed off-season. Kameron Chamness was first to the flag on track, but a post-race dock of two positions reshuffled the podium. That handed the win to Connor Mirabelli, who remarkably didn’t lead a single lap—proof that keeping touch and pouncing late can still pay off in a sprint.

Parker Leek was the night’s hard charger, climbing six spots from 11th to 5th to cap his runner-up season with another forward march. The toughest night belonged to Kinser Lightner, who slipped ten positions from 6th to 16th. As for raw pace, Mirabelli set the race’s fastest lap at 12.709 on lap 8, underlining the speed that later set him up to benefit when the order changed post-race. The official leaders on the night were Seratt (19 laps) and Chamness (3), while Mirabelli’s late heroics sealed the result on paper.

In the points, the math was straightforward—12 points to win, one fewer per position, and one point for fast qualifier. The bigger picture was anything but simple. Strawberry’s consistency carried him to the championship on 200 total points, backed by 6 wins and 17 top-five finishes in 19 starts. Leek locked P2 on 150 points with 7 wins and 12 top-tens—an elite strike rate that kept pressure on the #23 all season. James Roselli completed the podium of the year on 100 points, earning his spot with a steady drumbeat of top-tens across the calendar.

The finale also shuffled the back half of the top ten. JT Ferry’s steady run to P6 on the night helped secure P4 in the final standings, while Mirabelli’s victory launched him into a tie logjam for seventh overall and Lane Seratt’s runner-up drive powered a massive season-ending leap to P13 (+21 on the ladder). The margin in that 4th–10th pack was razor-thin—single-digits often separated groups of contenders—and Kokomo proved decisive for several names.

This night will be remembered for the ferocity of the closing laps and the dramatic post-race reshuffle. Seratt announced himself as a threat with his best drive of the season, Chamness showed race-leading pace, and Mirabelli did what winners do: put himself in the exact spot to capitalize when it mattered most. Combine that with Leek’s charge, Lightner’s rollercoaster, and a champion sealing the deal, and Kokomo was the season’s perfect exclamation point.

Results (Feature)

  1. Connor Mirabelli, 2) Lane Seratt, 3) Kameron Chamness, 4) Aidan Strawberry, 5) Parker Leek, 6) JT Ferry, 7) Lukas Kostic, 8) Reed Whitney, 9) Brandon Holtmeier, 10) Bryce Hobbs, 11) Cruz Stanfill, 12) Brayden E Carter, 13) Nick Lary, 14) James Roselli, 15) Jordan Hutton, 16) Kinser Lightner

Top 20 – Final Season Standings

  1. Aidan Strawberry, 2) Parker Leek, 3) James Roselli, 4) JT Ferry, 5) Vincent Gueci, 6) Seth Gregory, 7) Connor Mirabelli, 7) Craig Silby, 7) Jakob Stitzel, 10) Brenden McGlothlin, 11) Jason Setser, 12) Kinser Lightner, 13) Lane Seratt, 14) Alex Geren, 15) Lukas Kostic, 16) PJ Bozowski, 17) Brayden E Carter, 17) Doug Welch, 19) Luke Repsik, 20) Christopher Gansen, 20) Dan Lane

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