Oswego Speedway

Mitchell Williams captured his fifth victory of the ATC Dirt Double Header season at Oswego Speedway, converting his pole position into a dominant 30-lap triumph. The #54 driver led 29 of the 30 laps around the dirt oval, surrendering the lead for just one lap to #82 Zachary Martin before reclaiming the top spot. Williams faced minimal pressure throughout the caution-free event, crossing the finish line ahead of #49 Zachary Mullen and #022 Richard Young.

Zachary Mullen delivered the race's most impressive drive, earning hard charger honors by advancing two positions from his fourth-place starting spot to claim second place. Despite accumulating two incidents during the 30-lap affair, Mullen's #49 machine moved forward steadily to secure his best finish in what has been a challenging campaign. The runner-up result provided crucial championship points as Mullen continues his pursuit of his maiden series victory.

The race's lone lead change occurred when Zachary Martin briefly took command from Williams, leading one lap before the #54 returned to the point. Martin's early promise from his front-row starting position ultimately faded as he dropped two spots to finish fourth, while Richard Young maintained his third-place grid position despite accumulating six incidents throughout the event.

Williams' latest triumph extends his commanding championship lead to 69 points over Mullen, who moved into second place in the standings following his podium finish. With Sean Timothy now third at 133 points and Justin Frazier fourth with 102 markers, Williams has positioned himself as the clear favorite as the ATC Dirt Double Header season progresses into its middle stages.