Nolan Jr, Calabria Capture Season 7 Championships

After nine rounds of competition and 18 races across a diverse international schedule, Carey Nolan Jr. and Greg Calabria have been crowned the Season 7 Pro and Am class champions, respectively, closing out one of the most competitive seasons to date.

A field of 36 drivers competed throughout the championship, completing 3,038 laps and nearly 6,900 miles of racing across circuits that included Daytona International Speedway, Circuit Zandvoort, Mount Panorama, Brands Hatch, Spa-Francorchamps and Motorsport Arena Oschersleben.

The season produced 10 different race winners, dramatic finishes and tightly contested championship battles that carried deep into the final rounds.

While podium finishes and victories highlighted the results, the academy environment continues to place equal emphasis on driver development, improved race discipline and measurable progress in iRating, safety and consistency.

Nolan Jr. Captures Pro Class Championship

Carey Nolan Jr. secured the Pro championship with 332 total points (304 race points + 28 bonus points) following one of the most complete seasons in the field.

Across all 18 races, Nolan combined speed with disciplined racecraft, recording four victories and 13 podium finishes while avoiding a single DNF. His consistent results and steady accumulation of points allowed him to build the foundation for a championship run that held firm through the closing rounds.

One of the defining moments of the season came during Round 7 at Brands Hatch, where Nolan edged Greg Calabria by 0.011 seconds, the closest finish margin recorded throughout the championship.

Jeremy Toste finished second in the Pro standings with 262 points (225 race points + 37 bonus points) following a consistent campaign that included a victory at Summit Point Raceway during Round 6. Toste completed all 18 races without a DNF, maintaining steady results throughout the season.

Steve Hill completed the Pro class podium with 237 points (215 race points + 22 bonus points). Hill scored three race wins and eight podium finishes during the campaign and closed the season with a victory in the final round at Motorsport Arena Oschersleben.

Calabria Edges Campbell in Closest Championship Battle

The Am class championship provided the tightest title fight of Season 7, with Greg Calabria securing the championship by just three points.

Calabria finished the season with 252 points (221 race points + 31 bonus points) after recording five victories and 11 podium finishes across 14 race starts. His combination of strong results and consistent preparation ultimately proved decisive in a championship decided by the narrowest margin of the season.

James Campbell finished second with 249 points (224 race points + 25 bonus points) after opening the season with his first career victory at Daytona International Speedway. Campbell remained firmly in the championship fight through the final rounds thanks to three wins and eight podium finishes.

Joe Baratta claimed third in the Am standings with 234 points (225 race points + 9 bonus points). Baratta delivered one of the fastest seasons in the category, leading the class with seven race wins and 13 podium finishes while also securing four pole positions.

Season Highlights

Several standout moments defined the Season 7 championship campaign:

• 10 different race winners across the season
• Closest finish: 0.011 seconds — Brands Hatch
• Most laps led: Spencer Caskey (60)
• Biggest race comeback: Chris Siercks gained 13 positions at Daytona
• First-time winner: James Campbell at Daytona International Speedway
• Breakout rookie: Tyler Dunham

Season by the Numbers

• 18 races across 9 rounds
• 36 drivers competed
• 3,038 total laps completed
• 6,858 miles driven

A Championship Focused on Driver Development

Beyond podium results, the championship continues to emphasize its role as a teaching and learning academy, encouraging drivers to develop stronger racecraft, safer driving habits and greater consistency.

The league’s bonus point system plays a key role in that mission. Drivers earn bonus points by dedicating time to practice and competing in official races outside league events, helping build experience and improve performance over time.

As Season 7 demonstrated, the drivers who combine preparation, discipline and consistent execution are often the ones who ultimately rise to the top of the standings.

Looking forward

With Season 7 complete, attention now turns toward the next championship campaign as drivers continue to refine their skills and prepare for another season of competitive racing.

Applications are open for drivers who want to continue learning, push their limits and compete alongside a community focused on becoming faster, safer and more consistent racers.