Lanier National Speedway

Mitchell Williams delivered a commanding performance from the pole to capture his second win of the season at Lanier National Speedway, leading 44 of the 45-lap ATC Dirt Double Header finale. The #54 driver maintained his front-row starting position throughout the race, keeping Zachary Mullen's #49 machine at bay for the majority of the distance. Williams was the only driver to complete the race without incident, showcasing the clean driving that propelled him to victory in the season's final round.

Zachary Mullen held his second-place starting spot to secure the runner-up finish, though his race included two incidents that prevented him from mounting a serious challenge to Williams. The battle behind the front two proved more eventful, as Justin Frazier in the #27 car managed to lead one lap during the race's two lead changes while advancing one position from his fourth-place starting spot to claim the final podium position.

Frazier emerged as the race's hard charger, gaining that single position despite accumulating 12 incidents throughout the 45-lap distance. Sean Timothy's #11 entry slipped from third to fourth in the final running order, collecting four incidents along the way. The race featured just one caution period with no caution laps counted, allowing the field to complete the full distance under competitive conditions.

With this season finale victory, Williams caps off his campaign with two wins in the ATC Dirt Double Header series. The triumph at Lanier National Speedway provided a strong finish to the championship season, as Williams demonstrated the consistency and speed that defined his year with another flawless performance to close out the racing calendar.