Mid-Atlantic Road Racing Series (MARRS)

Top 3 Class Net Point Champions:

• SSM: Ryan Maloney
• SM: John Hotz
• SRF3: Sam Schechter

Ironman Winner: Ted Cahall (2nd consecutive)

Top 3 Class Net Point Champions:

• SSM: Rich Hromin (3rd consecutive)
• SM: Jeremy Butz
• SRF3: Brian Cates (2nd consecutive)

Ironman Winner: Ted Cahall

Top 3 Class Net Point Champions:

• SSM: Rich Hromin
• SM: Nick Bruni
• SRF3: Brian Cates

Ironman Winner(s): Kipp Gaynor and Jeremy Butz

The top 3 classes in terms of average participation across all tracks was again SSM (30.1), SM (21.4) and SRF3 (12.4) with ITA and STL rounding out the top 5 classes.

Check out who ran the fastest lap in each class at each of the tracks MARRS has run since 2015.

The 2020 season was greatly impacted by Covid-19 resulting in cancellation of MARRS 1 through MARRS 5. Therefore the usual highlights and accolades for the season will be skipped this year.

The 2nd Feature race of MARRS 7 @ NJMP Thunderbolt was not run for SRF3 (Group 7).

Some interesting accolades and stats from 2019:
Average diver participation (top 3 classes): SSM (33.6), SM (20.9), SRF3 (14.8)
Top 3 Class Net Point Champions:

• SSM: Rich Hromin
• SM: Rob Hines
• SRF3: Alan Olsen (3rd consecutive year)

Ironman Winner: Paul Wight (2nd consecutive year) Check out the cool bar graph of Top Three Ironman drivers from 2015-2019!

Interested in how many different drivers ran in your favorite class over the years? Or how many average drivers were in each race? Check out the new stats section including a unique driver graph and average driver per class graph.

Apologies for the AWS outage on Saturday 8/31. Both the application server and DB server were affected in the AWS region in which we are hosted.

Thank you for your patience at MARRS 2 while we worked through technical issues caused by power outages at VIR. Special thanks to Richard Mesick for producing the CSVs from VIR.

2018 saw a new Ironman winner, Paul Wight. Congrats to Paul on edging out the previous three year winner John Hotz by two races.

In terms of 2018 race class participation, the SSM (35.1), SM (20.8), and SRF3 (13.7) classes again finished #1, #2, and #3 respectively with all three classes growing in participation! ITA jumped up two positions into 4th place, unseating ITB.

Congrats go out to the winners of the top three attended classes: Kevin Kopp (SSM), Mike Collins (SM), and Alan Olson (SRF3). That is two years in a row for both Kevin and Alan.

2018 was the first year back for the Bill Scott Championship! A shout out goes to the three most attended class winners: David Stern (SSM), Mike Collins (SM), and Alan Olson (SRF3). Congrats to Mike and Alan for sweeping both MARRS and the Bill Scott Championships in 2018.

A huge Thank You to Anna Crissman for providing the official results from VIR. There were Internet issues and without her help, there would have been a lot of unhappy racers.

Congratulations are in order for John Hotz for his THIRD consecutive Ironman award for most races in one season!

In terms of 2017 race class participation, the SSM (28.1), SM (18.6), and SRF3 (11.6) classes again finished #1, #2, and #3 respectively with both SSM and SM declining in participation while SRF3 nearly remained the same as in 2016.

Congrats to Kevin Kopp (SSM), Joe Spaid (SM), and Alan Olson (SRF3) for winning each of those hotly competitive classes. See all 2017 Race Results.

January 2017 - Ted Cahall Awarded the WDCR Regional Executive Award for development of marrspoints.com. Thank you Paul Anderson and WDCR!

Congrats to Richard Hromin for a "perfect" 2016 net points season in SSM where all races in his net points total were first place wins. Congrats also to Tim Jacobs for his second consecutive SM championship. A big shout-out goes to John Hotz for his second consecutive Ironman award for most races in one season! Fantastic accomplishments! See all 2016 Race Results.

In terms of 2016 race class participation, the SSM (34.6) and SM (22.6) classes again finished #1 and #2, each adding modestly to their 2016 average number of drivers per class. The SRF3 (11.7) class doubled its average attendance and pushed out ITB for third place. This came at the expense of the SRF class which fell out of the top 10 classes for driver participation.

Congrats to Tim Jabobs for a great 2015 SM Racing Season and to Rob Hines for making it exciting to watch until the very last race! A big shout out goes to Greg Obadia for a "perfect" Net Points season in SRF3 in which he won every Feature and Qualifying race that counted in his Net Points total. Additionally, in a powerful (Miata) show of DC Region prowess, both Neil O'Rourke and Nick Bruni each set the SM and SSM track records respectively at Pocono in MARRS 7 competition. See all 2015 Race Results.

The 2015 average driver participation per class leaders were: SSM (33.3), SM (20.4), and ITB (10.5). John Hotz participated in the most races and won the Ironman Award by 9 more races than his nearest competitor.