MAYVILLE, New York (January 28, 2026)—Stateline Speedway officially closed the book on its 2025 racing season Friday night, gathering at the Chautauqua Suites Meeting & Expo Center in Mayville to celebrate its champions and top performers.

The evening served as a tribute to the competitors across eight divisions, with track ownership extending gratitude to the staff, drivers, and sponsors who powered the historic Chautauqua County oval through the year.

The night’s top honor went to Ryan Scott, who claimed the 2025 Super Late Model track championship. In a special moment during the ceremony, Scott presented a door from his championship-winning machine to long-time staff member Jamie McMillen, who is currently facing health challenges. McMillen has been a fixture of the Stateline staff for years, and the gesture drew a warm reception from the racing community.

Other drivers clinching titles for the 2025 campaign included Jason Genco (RUSH Late Models), Greg Johnson (Open Modifieds), and Josh Wilcox (RUSH Pro Modifieds). Jason Black took home the Pro Stock crown, while Holden Heineman topped the Challenger field. In the RUSH Stock Car and Mini Late Model ranks, Darr Diegelman and Chris Whyte secured their respective championships.

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The speedway will remain quiet through the winter months before returning to the public eye for the 70th Season Kick-Off and Stock Car Show—a three-day celebration slated for the first weekend of April. MORE  INFO