Limaland Motorsports Park

Mitchell Williams captured the ATC Dirt Double Header championship with a commanding victory at Limaland Motorsports Park, leading 41 of 45 laps in the season finale to secure his third win of the campaign. Starting from pole position, Williams controlled the majority of the race despite four lead changes throughout the 45-lap distance and two caution periods that kept the small four-car field bunched together.

Zachary Mullen provided the primary challenge to Williams' dominance, starting second and finishing in the same position while managing to lead two laps during the race's middle stages. David Burcicki briefly held the point for one lap and delivered the race's standout performance, advancing one position from his fourth-place starting spot to claim the final podium position and earn hard charger honors. Sean Timothy, who started third, fell one position to fourth place in the final running order.

The victory extended Williams' points advantage to a decisive 20 points over Mullen in the final championship standings, with Williams accumulating 125 points to Mullen's 105. Sean Timothy finished third in the title race with 99 points, while the race itself proved to be a physical affair with no drivers recording a clean incident-free run and a total of 14 incidents accumulated across the four-car field.

Williams' championship triumph caps off a dominant season in the ATC Dirt Double Header series, with his three victories providing the foundation for his title run. The final margin of victory in both the race and championship standings demonstrates Williams' consistency throughout the campaign, as he converted his pole position and early race control into both the checkered flag and the series crown.