Steven Wilson Secures Third eNASCAR Title as Parker White Wins Homestead-Miami Finale

The 2026 eNASCAR Coca-Cola iRacing Championship Series season concluded at the virtual Homestead-Miami Speedway, where Spire Motorsports driver Steven Wilson captured his third series crown and second consecutive title. Staged live from the NASCAR Hall of Fame, the Championship 4 showdown saw Wilson fend off his title rivals through a double overtime restart to take home the Dale Earnhardt Jr Cup and the $100,000 champion's prize.

While Wilson took the championship honors with a runner-up finish, the race victory went to Williams F1 Team Gaming's Parker White. Starting second on the grid, White led 41 laps and held the lead across the line in double overtime, marking a storybook farewell after announcing that the Homestead event would be his final planned series start, alongside Williams F1 Team stepping away from the championship.

The 100-lap race extended to 108 laps following late-race drama. Starting from pole position, Connor Yeroschak fell back in the opening stages but remained within touching distance of the leaders, while fellow finalists Wyatt Tinsley and Bobby Zalenski worked their way through the field after starting 20th and 39th respectively. A caution with seven laps remaining was triggered when Tinsley brushed the outside wall and made contact with Seth DeMerchant. Successive incidents forced two overtime restarts before the checkered flag waved.

Wilson, who led a race-high 42 laps, controlled the final restart alongside White, resisting a challenge on the inside from Yeroschak to finish second. Quentin Warman took third, with Yeroschak taking fourth, Zalenski recovering to fifth, and Tinsley finishing eighth.

With this triumph, Wilson joins Ray Alfalla as one of only two back-to-back champions in series history, matching Alfalla's milestone from 2011 and 2012 while setting his sights on further records in virtual stock car racing.