This weekend’s Hoosier Racing Tire SCCA® Super Tour (HST) affair taking place June 27-29, 2025, at Watkins Glen International in Western New York is the series’ 10th and final ‘regular season’ event. It’s also the last chance for drivers to improve on positions within the prior to the 2025 SCCA National Championship Runoffs® presented by Sunoco.
Twenty-two classes from the Summit Racing Equipment SCCA Road Racing program will have HST Nationwide Points Champions this year. Claiming that title is also a step towards earning the coveted SCCA Road Racing Super Sweep award, which is considered the most difficult accomplishment a driver can achieve. To earn a Super Sweep competitors must win an HST Nationwide Points Championship, an HST race, a U.S. Majors Tour Conference Championship, and a Runoffs victory all in a single class.
The Nationwide Points tabulation consists of a driver’s best six finishes from 20 HST races conducted over 10 weekends from January to June. A competitor’s performance at the Runoffs is then added as a seventh score to the tally. Winners earn 25 points per race, and 21 points go to runners-up. Points are then doled out to others starting with 18 and descending to a single point for the 20th finisher. That means 150 points is the most a driver can amass prior to the Runoffs, and a perfect score for the season would be 175 points.
Nationwide Points Leaders
Below is a list of HST Nationwide Points Championship leaders prior to the final event at Watkins Glen. Entries include name, car make/model, SCCA Region and (points). Keep in mind that no driver currently has a lock on the Championship as 75 points are theoretically still up for grabs; a total of 50 points this weekend at The Glen, and 25 points during the Runoffs this fall at Road America in Wisconsin.
- American Sedan®: Gregory Eaton, Washington DC Region, Ford Mustang, (150)
- B-Spec: Josh Schmidt, Central Carolinas Region, Chevrolet Sonic, (138)
- E Production: Doug Piner, North Carolina Region, BMW Z3, (112)
- F Production: Ken Kannard, Atlanta Region, Mazda Miata, (142)
- H Production: Jesse Prather, Kansas Region, Mazda 2, (142)
- Formula Atlantic®: Larry Howard, Kansas City Region, Swift 016, (139)
- Formula Continental®: Carter Sheets, Mahoning Valley Region, Van Diemen F2000, (84)
- Formula Enterprises®2: Eric Wisniewski, Western Michigan Region, SCCA Enterprises FE2 Mazda, (150)
- GT-1: Michael McAleenan, Northwest Region, Lamborghini Huracan GT3 Evo, (150)
- GT-2: Jared Odrick, Susquehanna Region, Chevrolet Camaro TA2, (133)
- GT3U: Jeff Dernehl, Atlanta Region, Mazda RX-7, (142)
- Spec Miata: Frankie Barroso, Florida Region, Mazda Miata, (135)
- Spec MX-5: Ethan Lampe, San Francisco Region, Mazda MX-5, (150)
Matthew Novak , Chicago Region, Mazda MX-5, (150)
- Spec Racer® Ford Gen3: Tyler Stephens, Lone Star Region, SCCA Enterprises SRF3, (142)
Brian Schofield, Central Florida Region, SCCA Enterprises SRF3, (142)
- Prototype: Perry Richardson, San Francisco Region, Stohr WF1, (134)
- Prototype 2: Jack Donnellan, Oklahoma Region, Carbir SR/P2/2.0L, (100)
- Super Touring® Lite: Jon Sewell, Florida Region, Acura Integra Type R, (146)
Nick Leverone, New England Region, Mazda Miata, (146)
- Super Touring® Under: Richard Astacio, New England Region, Lotus Exige, (150)
- Touring 1: James Candelaria, Central Florida Region, Chevrolet Corvette, (100)
- Touring 2: Scotty B White, Northwest Region, Ford Mustang EcoBoost, (139)
- Touring 3: Todd Clarke, Northwest Region, BMW 330CI, (116)
- Touring 4: Ethan Barker, Houston Region, Mazda MX-5, (146)
Marc Cefalo, Northeastern Pennsylvania Region, Mazda MX-5, (146)
Follow the Points Battle
Many drivers involved in the points chase are taking part in this weekend’s HST contests hosted by SCCA’s Glen Region. Catch the action in real time online through HST’s multi-camera broadcast found at page and produced by DriversEye Live. Coverage started with Friday qualifying, and commentary is again provided by Gregg Ginsberg and Brian Bielanski throughout the whole weekend.
Better yet, come on out to The Glen and soak up the action in person. The public is encouraged to be trackside for HST’s visit, and tickets are $50 per person.
Photo by Jeff Loewe
