09/04/2026
Back to the plex we go for the last time this season
TAKE TWO AT DECIDING A CHAMPION!
After the disappointment of a rain-out a fortnight ago that halted proceedings on what was meant to be the championship decider, the stage is once again set at the Perth Motorplex for a blockbuster conclusion to the 2025/26 Pro Dirt Series, presented by the team at ABN Trade Mates.
What was left unfinished now returns as Western Australia’s best Late Model competitors prepare to finally settle the score and crown a champion.
A strong field of nominations has once again been assembled for the rescheduled finale, ensuring a fitting conclusion to what has been a highly competitive and entertaining season.
Heading into the final round, Joe Chalmers (Team BCM Motorsport:) retains the advantage at the top of the standings. Still chasing his first feature race victory of the season, Chalmers has built his campaign on consistency and returns aboard the Nylander Motorsport #54 determined to convert that form into a championship-winning result.
Hot on his heels is Beau Oldfield (Oldfield Racing), just 39 points adrift. Oldfield has impressed throughout his rookie season and, with the reset that comes from the rain delay, remains firmly within striking distance. One strong night could be enough to turn the tables and secure the title.
Warren Oldfield (Oldfield Racing) sits third in the standings and, while still mathematically in contention, faces a steep challenge. It would take a near-perfect performance combined with some misfortune for those ahead, but if the past fortnight has shown anything, it’s that nothing can be taken for granted.
Rounding out the top five are Jay Cardy (Cardy Racing Components) and Michael Holmes (Michael Holmes Racing), both of whom have been consistent all season and will be eager to finish their campaigns on a high in the rescheduled decider.
Adding further intrigue, the Perth Motorplex Track Championship will also be finalised on the night. Chalmers again leads that battle, with Warren Oldfield and Beau Oldfield close behind, while Holmes and Luke Halliday (Halliday Racing) remain in the mix. With both the series and track honours still unresolved after the washout, every lap and result counts!
Beyond the championship contenders, the field is stacked with drivers capable of playing spoiler. The returning Brent Vosbergen (Team Vosbergen Racing - TVR), feature winner Abbey Pickering (All About Racing), in-form Rod Musarra (Team Rocket) fresh off an outstanding Speedweek, and the ever-dangerous Jamie Oldfield will all have a say in how the final plays out.
We also welcome Bryn Haythornthwaite back to the seat, contesting a Pro Dirt Series round for the first time in two years, where he contested the 2024 Grand Final and came home thirteenth.
With unfinished business from a fortnight ago, two championships on the line, and a full field ready to deliver, the Pro Dirt Series Grand Final promises to be well worth the wait.
It all comes down to this….take two!
The 2025/26 Pro Dirt Series is proudly supported by Canning Vale Toyota & Maddington Toyota, ABN Trade Mates, McPhee Freight, Scardifield Smash Repairs, CTM Recruitment Pty Ltd, Heatleys Safety, Industrial & Automotive, Ross's Auctioneers & Valuers, SupaFit Seat Covers, Westlec Auto Electrics, My Race Pass, Wilson Brewing Company, The Event Mill and Dirt Track Nutters.
Release by DTN Media.