Race Results Archives for 2025 Summit Racing E.T. Series
2025 Race Results
• Race Results ♦ August 3, 2025
Super Pro
Mason Fix isn't a weekly ESTA racer, but usually posts a "W" in the past couple seasons. Sunday Mason ran both Super and Pro and scored the Super Pro win over Nick Carr and his potent Poncho. Mason's .015 to .036 reaction time lead bought him enough track at the top end to hold off Nick's charge, and drove to a winning 7.287 at 89.48 mph on his 7.27 dial-in. Nick's .012-over, 6.592 at 101.49 mph on his 6.58 dial was closer than Mason's pass, but the starting line deficit yielded the runner-up finish.
In the semis, Mason's .015 to .043 reaction time lead over Ron Calhoun was enough to push Ron into a breakout pass. Nick drew the bye-run into the finals and cruised to the final round.
Pro
Mike LaRose dropped a dead-on 5.460 at 125.43 mph pass to score the Pro win over Brandon Iamele. Brandon held a slight .021 to .026 R.T. advantage over Mike, but his 6.808 at 96.31 mph pass on his 6.79 dial-in was a good one, just not good enough to secure the win.
In the semis, Mike's .010 to .038 reaction advantage over Steve Doss was enough to push Steve into a -.005-under breakout run and punched his ticket to the finals. Brandon paired off against Jake Lipke and Jake's -.009 foul start advanced Brandon to the final showdown. Brandon did post a solid .008-over, 6.798 to set the stage for the final round.
Pro MX
Brandon MacCombie and Kevin Sutliffe are "buds" in the pits, but all bets are off on the track. Brandon had a score to settle after falling to Kevin in Saturday's Pro MX final and he did that with a .052 m.o.v. Brandon smacked the tree with a .002 reaction and cruised to a 5.788 at 108.85 mph on his 5.72 dial-in to even the weekend score. Kevin dialed in at a 5.46 and posted a 5.497 at 125.80 mph, but it wasn't enough to erase Brandon's holeshot and he had to settle for the runner-up finish.
In the semis, past champion Ryan Orizino did hold a slight .049 to .068 reaction advantage over Brandon, but stayed in it too long and broke out, advancing Brandon to the finals against Kevin who had a solo run in the semis.
Street Money
Reigning champion Rick Vose made it to the semis in Saturday's event, but put it all together on Sunday to score the Street Money win over Bill Coon. Bill has been driving very in 2025 and going rounds, but gave up too much to Rick on the line, .132 to .049, and settled for the runner-up finish running a 9.497 at 72.32 mph on his 9.48 dial. Rick would have been tough to beat anyhow when he clicked off a 7.410 at 88.91 mph on his 7.40 dial-in for a comfortable .090 margin of victory.
In the semifinals, Bill won a double red light match against Grant Johnson to advance to the final. Bill's -.053 to Grant's -.055 red light netted him the win, but he still drove to an outstanding, .004-over 9.494 to lock it up. Rick had the solo shot into the finals.
Modified
Matt Consiglio won the double breakout Modified final over Dave Miller in a tight final. Matt held a decent .047 to .064 reaction advantage over Dave and drove to a -.002-under, 6.778 at 100.86 mph on his 6.78 dial-in to lock in the win. Dave dialed his potent S-10 pickem'up in at a 6.32 and broke out with a 6.316 at 108.24 mph for the runner-up honors.
In the semis, Dan Hanley held a solid reaction time advantage over Dave, but took too much finish line and broke out more than Dave to end his day. Matt had the solo shot and posted a 6.783 to establish his final round dial-in.
Street Trophy
Grant Johnson scored the Street Trophy win over Pat Minogue winning both ends of the race. He held a comfortable .062 to .086 reaction advantage and drove to a winning 10.369 at 63.64 mph on his 10.29 dial-in. Pat dialed his Caprice in at a 9.32, but was only able to muster a 9.436 at 76.28 mph in his runner-up effort.
In semifinal action, Grant held a massive reaction time lead over Amedeo Libertella and coasted to the win to move on. In the second semi pairing, Pat held over a .100 reaction over John Jones to set the stage for his final match against Grant in the finals.
