LIMA, Ohio — Limaland Motorsports Park brought the curtain down on its thrilling 2025 points season Friday night with Season Championship Night presented by Alexander & Bebout.
The Bath Masters UMP Modifieds saw 22 entries vying for the final feature win of the season. In the 20-lap A-Main, it was Troy Cattarene charging from the pole to pick up a commanding victory.
Behind him, Aidan Hinds capped off a remarkable season with a strong runner-up finish, securing enough points to clinch the 2025 Bath Masters Modified Championship by a narrow 6-point margin over veteran Shane O’Connor.
Hinds, a standout driver for the University of Northwestern Ohio, made history by earning UNOH’s first championship in the Modified division.
The top five in the feature were Cattarene, Hinds, Jeff Koz, Garrett Rons, and Dalton Lane.
The ever-competitive Dirt Track Truck Series closed out their points season with a 12-lap main event that saw Rolly Heyder pick up his third straight Limaland win in the division.
Heyder powered the No. 10 truck past brother Joey Heyder and Tony Anderson to grab the checkered flag from the fourth starting spot.
Anderson, who doubled-up by competing in Thunderstocks and Modifieds as well, settled for second, with Joey Heyder third, Phil Hicks fourth, and Eddie Tucker Jr. rounding out the top five.
In one of the most dramatic championship battles of the season, the Lock Sixteen Thunderstocks roared into action with 16 drivers eyeing a final win — but the bigger story was the points race between longtime rivals Tony Anderson and Todd Sherman.
Anderson wheeled his familiar No. 22t to the feature win, edging out Sherman in a caution-filled 15-lapper.
But in the bigger picture, it was Sherman’s second-place finish that earned him the 2025 Lock Sixteen Thunderstock Championship, his first career title in the division.
Anderson finished second in the standings, capping off a season in which both veterans delivered week after week. Zach Rush, Devon Helmig, and Jarrod Klay completed the top five in the feature.
