The eNASCAR College iRacing Series presented by Playfly College Esports will crown a champion among 25 eligible drivers on Tuesday night. Over the course of the 2024-25 collegiate calendar year, hundreds of college students took on the official Time Attacks for each of the eight events, in hopes to make each A-Main event to score points. Only 25 drivers could qualify for the championship event.

After taking each driver’s four-best finishes, the roster was finalized following the eighth race at Charlotte Motor Speedway. This title race is a winner-take-all event, meaning all 25 drivers enter the evening tied with the same chance to win the crown and a $10,000 scholarship. The University of Iowa’s Steven Wilson will look to defend his title, while Cal State Fullerton’s Logan Clampitt will be looking to add another College Series title to his trophy collection. The University of Maine at Augusta’s Parker White will be aiming for his first title after scoring the most points in the Regular Season.

The action from the Homestead-Miami championship finale will stream live on Tuesday night at 8:00 p.m. ET at eNASCAR.com/live and across all of iRacing’s social media channels.

Last Race:

Two weeks ago, the Regular Season for the 2024-25 eNASCAR College iRacing Series concluded in dramatic fashion at Charlotte Motor Speedway. A race dominated by the University of Iowa’s Steven Wilson turned into a late-race strategy call for the University of Calgary’s Connor Yeroschak, who was recovering from an earlier incident. On the final lap, Yeroschak got alongside Wilson into Turn 3. Out of Turn 4, the University of Maine at Augusta’s Parker White made it three-wide. At the line, it was the Dino, Yeroschak, scoring his first career victory.

Last Season:

In the conclusion to the 2023-24 eNASCAR College iRacing Series, 25 hopeful drivers entered with a shot at claiming the title, the same as it will be this season. The main players included Cal State Fullerton’s Logan Clampitt, UNC at Charlotte’s Garrett Lowe, and of course, the University of Iowa’s Steven Wilson. From the pole position, Wilson led the way, lapping the top spot 71 times of the 90 scheduled. UCONN’s Jose Solis Jr led 12 laps during a pit cycle, while Lowe led the remaining seven. At the end of the day, Wilson was able to outlast Clampitt for the title by three seconds in the caution-free event.

Track Info:

Opened in 1995 and reconfigured into its current shape just two years later, Homestead-Miami Speedway has long been a popular venue for American oval racing. The NASCAR Xfinity Series has a lengthy history at the track, with its 1995 season finale serving as Homestead’s inaugural race, and the Cup and Truck Series would soon follow; all three would wrap up their championships at the track from 2002 to 2019, and currently reside on the NASCAR calendar in the Spring during the 2025 season.

Entry List: The following 25 drivers have qualified for tonight’s eNASCAR College iRacing Series championship finale at Homestead-Miami Speedway:

Parker White UMaine Augusta Norridgewock, ME Freshman | Aviation
Steven Wilson Iowa Cedar Rapids, IA Senior | Finance
Logan Clampitt Cal State Fullerton Trabuco Canyon, CA Junior | Computer Science
Daniel Faulkingham UMaine Machias Jonesport, ME Graduate Students | Business
Connor Yeroschak University of Calgary Calgary, Alberta, CAN Freshman | School of Architecture, Planning + Landscape
Zach Sprouse George Mason Stafford, VA Sophomore | Mechanical Engineering
John Forbes Jr Saddleback Rancho Santa Margarita, CA Junior | Real Estate
Matthew Zwack Michigan Monroe, MI Junior | Industrial and Operations Engineering
Jonathan W Evans Western CT State New Fairfield, CT Junior | Justice & Law Administration
Nick Luetje Purdue Indianapolis Topeka, KS Junior | Mechanical Engineering / Motorsports Engineering
Adam Garza Triton Chicago, IL Freshman | Mass Communications/Multi-Media
Daniel Nanney Ball State Clinton Twp, MI Sophomore | Applied Cybersecurity
Drew Jewah Chattahoochee Woodstock, GA Sophomore | Computer Science
AJ Heider St. Johns River St. Augustine, FL Sophomore | Computer Science
Jose Solis Jr UCONN East Hartford, CT Junior | Economics
Mario Merenda Oklahoma Tulsa, OK Junior | Sports Business
Jacob Bradley Purdue Indianapolis Mooresville, IN Junior | Mechanical/Motorsports Engineering
Dylan Ault Sac State Sacramento, CA Junior | Mechanical Engineering
Arron Brown Eastern Shore CC Nelsonia, VA Sophomore | Computer Science
James Scioly Eastern Washington Spokane, WA Graduate Students | Business Management
Jake Cummings Converse Pfafftown, NC Senior | Master of Management in Professional Leadership
Peter Irons Winona State Rochester, MN Freshman | Police Sciences
Abraham E Vela San Jacinto Pasadena, TX Junior | Chemical Engineering
Jeremy O. Burns Longwood Clarke County, VA Junior | Business Administration
Connor Trifari USC – Beaufort Bluffton, SC Freshman | Undecided

About the Series:

The eNASCAR College iRacing Series presented by Playfly College Esports gives college students from the United States and Canada the opportunity to compete for their share of $60,000 in scholarships. Using machines from the NASCAR Xfinity Series or NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series, 40 drivers qualify for the event by registering here and posting their fastest lap times in a two-week Time Attack through the iRacing UI. With hundreds of colleges and universities represented in each Time Attack and a limitation on the amount of qualified drivers per school, drivers are competing not only against the greater iRacing community, but also their own classmates, for a spot on the prestigious grid.

The eNASCAR College iRacing Series is supported by Playfly College Esports and Logitech G. For more information on the series, visit eNASCAR.com.
For more information on iRacing and for special offers, visit www.iracing.com.

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