Championshp Saturday for the 35th INEX Legend Car Asphalt Championship Nationals was nothing short of chaotic at Dillon Motor Speedway. Cautions loomed large and the hot pit was often buzzing with activity. Several wrecks also highlighted the care that each car recieved when produced by the fabricators at U.S. Legend Cars International, as each driver walked away from their Legend Car safely. 

Edison Carter inherited the lead early in the Young Lions feature and didn't look back despite several restarts and challenges. After going to the back for being involved in the Lap 1 caution, both Cole Dasenbrock and Brexton Busch charged their way back through the field. Dasenbrock ultimately finished fifth, and Busch seventh. Edison, in just his first year in a Legend Car, captured the victory over Sam Macedo after a late race battle. 

All weekend long, Scott Moseley and Doug Stevens were the top Masters Division drivers to beat. Jesse Bunnell found his way to third but the Georgia duo were unable to be caught. A late caution ended the feature early, with Moseley picking up the win and some redemption after losing out on the Masters Division championshp feature two years ago at Dominion Raceway.

Staying out front and getting great restarts was key to every race, but avoiding trouble up front was an additional key to the Semi-Pro Division. Levi Canup took the lead on Lap 4, and held all challengers behind his bumper, capturing his first INEX Asphalt Championship Nationals victory. 

The cleanest Legend Car race of the day was the Pro Division, with close, side-by-side racing for every position. Jensen Jorgensen fell back early in the race and fought himself back up to fourth at the time of the checkered flag, while Nick Woodall captured the lead on Lap 19, and ultimately the victory with fellow Georgia competitor Jonathan Taylor trailing behind in second.

Landen Heaton fought his way to the fron of the Chargers Division feature and then to victory. In an intermission feature, Parker Phillips took the Bandolero victory.  

Watch replays of Friday and Saturady Asphalt Championship Nationals competition at Dillon Motor Speedway on U.S. Legend Cars TV, in addition to all INEX Championship National events from 2026. With championship features from Dillon completed, the 2026 INEX Racing Series season officially draws to a close. The first INEX-organzied event of 2027 will be the INEX Carolina ROVAL™ Series beginning on January 22, and an extended time in Florida for the INEX Florida Bash and INEX Winter Nationals at Aurburndale Speedway beginning on February 11. 

2026 INEX Racing Series National Champions, incluidng Legend Car Asphalt Champions, will be released the week of November 16. 

AFCO Fastest Lap of the Race

Pro: Spencer Bradshaw (17.793)
Semi-Pro: Dillon Thomas (17.962)
Masters: Scott Moseley (17.900)
Young Lions: Eli Black (17.931)
Chargers: Nicholas Newsome (18.057)

MPI Up on the Wheel Award

Pro: Zachary Martinez (+8)
Semi-Pro: Alfred Alvarez-Del Castillo (+24)
Masters: Lee Jordan (+11)
Young Lions: Jhett Phipps (+18)

Saturday Results on MyRacePass

RESULTS

LEGEND CAR PRO

CHAMPIONSHIP FEATURE (35 Laps): 1. 72-Nick Woodall[2]; 2. 7T-Jonathan Taylor[8]; 3. 99-Spencer Bradshaw[5]; 4. 32-Jensen Jorgensen[1]; 5. 39-Jacob Staten[3]; 6. 87-Danny Chisholm[7]; 7. 17-Ben Morabito[11]; 8. 04-Cameron Murray[13]; 9. 9-Michael Crafton[14]; 10. 14Z-Zachary Martinez[18]; 11. 79-Neal Dulin[12]; 12. 8-Mike Alcaro[17]; 13. 88-Zack Brown[6]; 14. 10-Cameron Bolin[16]; 15. 24-Joel Smith[15]; 16. 22H-Riley Halverson[21]; 17. 7-Matthew Tucker[19]; 18. 74-Trevor Randlett[20]; 19. 55-Mitchell Thompson[10]; 20. 1-Alex McCollum[4]; 21. 12-Brandon Martinez[9]

LEGEND CAR SEMI-PRO

CHAMPIONSHIP FEATURE (35 Laps): 1. 7-Levi Canup[2]; 2. 15S-Bryce Sanders[15]; 3. 38-Cameron White[22]; 4. 19-Mackenzie Milwain[24]; 5. 11-Marcus Wolfe[6]; 6. 22A-Alfred Alvarez Del Castillo[30]; 7. 73-Ian Hampton[18]; 8. 81-Hunter Jordan[23]; 9. 15-Rhylee Hutchins[19]; 10. 9B-Kaden Bradshaw[8]; 11. 60-Dylan Faulkner[4]; 12. 38C-Galen Clark[3]; 13. 85-Jake Kelley[28]; 14. 15J-Alison Johnson[7]; 15. 69-Devon Lee[33]; 16. 54-Seth Demis[29]; 17. 40-Dillon Thomas[10]; 18. 9-Sterling Wrisley[1]; 19. 12-Colton Hale[9]; 20. 68-Kaylee Decker[16]; 21. 00-Aaron Crumpler[14]; 22. 42-Benjamin Rogers[20]; 23. 97-Michael Bivens[34]; 24. 16Y-Carson Youngblood[11]; 25. 11S-Cael Slater[32]; 26. 85S-Bradley Swift[12]; 27. 35-Preston Wrisley[5]; 28. 27-Bradley Carter[21]; 29. 6-Jagger Parker[25]; 30. 97S-Gary Smith[31]; 31. 15M-Ayrton Brockhouse[27]; 32. 29X-Javier Soto[26]; 33. 13-Dallas Kibbe[13]; 34. (DNS) 51-JR Allen

B Main (25 Laps): 1. 6-Jagger Parker[5]; 2. 29X-Javier Soto[3]; 3. 15M-Ayrton Brockhouse[1]; 4. 85-Jake Kelley[12]; 5. 22A-Alfred Alvarez Del Castillo[4]; 6. 17-Mason Robertson[8]; 7. 29-Braden Scott[7]; 8. 11S-Cael Slater[13]; 9. 03-Cullen O'Connor[9]; 10. 57-Brady Walsh[17]; 11. 97S-Gary Smith[11]; 12. 69-Devon Lee[14]; 13. 97-Michael Bivens[15]; 14. 0-Jerrod Holle[10]; 15. 22-Anthony Richiusa[16]; 16. 12P-Nash Poynter[6]; 17. 54-Seth Demis[2]

LEGEND CAR MASTERS

CHAMPIONSHIP FEATURE (35 Laps): 1. 15M-Scott Moseley[1]; 2. 5-Doug Stevens[2]; 3. 96-Jesse Bunnell[6]; 4. B1-Brenton Irving[7]; 5. 21M-Josh Mullins[12]; 6. 71W-Adam Welch[11]; 7. 17-Eric Simpson[10]; 8. 93-Kevin Rollins[16]; 9. 81-Lee Jordan[20]; 10. 20-Shawn Parker[17]; 11. 3-Andrew Brown[14]; 12. O5-Darren Gallant[9]; 13. 24-Greg Gresham[23]; 14. 28-Barry Martin[24]; 15. 37-Michael Hinkle[21]; 16. 15-Tim Skinner Jr[27]; 17. 27C-Brian Cosier[26]; 18. 77-Kyle Fletcher[13]; 19. 13-Michael Sina[22]; 20. 95-Dennis Brown[18]; 21. 15P-Bill Plemons Jr[25]; 22. 88-Rusty Young[19]; 23. 22-Dwayne Holder[8]; 24. 25-Jeff Bolen[3]; 25. 32-Scott Anderson[4]; 26. 80-Art Hahn[5]; 27. 64-Zeke Hanger[15]; 28. (DNS) 76-Stephen Carpenter

LEGEND CAR YOUNG LIONS

CHAMPIONSHIP FEATURE (35 Laps): 1. 6-Edison Carter[3]; 2. 16-Sam Macedo[17]; 3. 117-Nathan Williams[13]; 4. 15-Case James[7]; 5. 24C-Cole Dasenbrock[1]; 6. 48P-Parker Ives[8]; 7. 18B-Brexton Busch[2]; 8. 10-Alex Pate[12]; 9. 2W-Peyton Worm[16]; 10. 45-Colt Johnson[6]; 11. 5J-Jhett Phipps[29]; 12. 32-Simon Kline[22]; 13. 77-Jackson Fooks[15]; 14. 1J-James Behnke[4]; 15. 100-Kaedin Ridenhour[10]; 16. 43-Kyler Huffine[21]; 17. 48-Brenten Bishop[28]; 18. 38-Gerald White III[11]; 19. 000-Lincoln Johnson[9]; 20. 77C-Ayden Carmichael[27]; 21. 11S-Carter Stein[31]; 22. 22-Bentley Thompson[30]; 23. 006-Landon Barefoot[24]; 24. 11-Bryson Carlbert[25]; 25. T2-Camden Truett[26]; 26. 11G-Matthew Garland[19]; 27. 55-Landon Thrasher[14]; 28. 5E-Eli Black[18]; 29. 04-James Monolo[5]; 30. 12B-Jaxon Burnett[20]; 31. 15J-Justice Doubrava[23]

B Main (25 Laps): 1. 11-Bryson Carlbert[5]; 2. T2-Camden Truett[2]; 3. 77C-Ayden Carmichael[4]; 4. 48-Brenten Bishop[11]; 5. 5J-Jhett Phipps[3]; 6. 62-Ellis Mendoza[9]; 7. 19-Grant Hooker[8]; 8. 4-TJ Haggett[10]; 9. 22-Bentley Thompson[6]; 10. 11S-Carter Stein[7]; 11. 99-Matthew Leslie Kubat[1]

LEGEND CAR CHARGERS

FEATURE (25 Laps): 1. 16-Landen Heaton[3]; 2. 24-Landen Pedersen[6]; 3. 7M-Liam Mahon[7]; 4. 7-Harley Johnson[11]; 5. 19-Carson Allen[9]; 6. 46-Paxton Smith[1]; 7. 78-Eli Kane[15]; 8. 15-Nova Palermo[13]; 9. 31-Nicholas Newsome[4]; 10. 5P-Tryson Pinion[14]; 11. 16J-Ja'lin Taylor[16]; 12. 50-Landon Harvey[8]; 13. 5-Corbin Cannon; 14. 18-Austin Call; 15. 1-Isaac Brown; 16. 23B-Lucas Bolton

BANDOLEROS

FEATURE (20 Laps): 1. 66PB-Parker Phillips[2]; 2. 11-Ryder Stewart[5]; 3. 28B-Lincoln Leitzke[6]; 4. 48-Jacob Hassey[1]; 5. 26-Ava Boyd[3]; 6. 75-Ryan Hoffacker[4]

Qualifying: 1. 48-Jacob Hassey, 20.786[4]; 2. 66PB-Parker Phillips, 21.096[5]; 3. 26-Ava Boyd, 21.192[1]; 4. 75-Ryan Hoffacker, 21.223[3]; 5. 11-Ryder Stewart, 21.259[6]; 6. 28B-Lincoln Leitzke, 23.154[2]