Round 6 of the Club100 Sprints South Championship produced a huge day of racing at Llandow, with several championship battles reaching their conclusion and four drivers now provisionally securing their respective class titles.

There were also some standout performances across all three divisions, including a third consecutive victory for Andrew O’Neill, a first South A Final win of the season for Logan McAlister and a winning return for Jacob Harris.

Lightweight

Logan McAlister took his first Sprints South A Final victory of the season, leading home Jack O’Neill and Dante Dhillon at Llandow. McAlister held off O’Neill by just 0.369 seconds, while O’Neill set the fastest lap of the race.

Jack’s second-place finish was more than enough to secure the provisional C1 championship title, giving him his first Sprint Lightweight crown since 2021.

Joseph Simcock was the leading C2 driver in seventh overall, while Max Thorne was the top Rookie after finishing ninth.

In the championship standings, Lewis Marchant remains the leading C2 driver, sitting fourth overall.

Middleweight

Max Chapman claimed victory in the Middleweight A Final, beating Ethan Saunders-Wilks by 1.794 seconds, with Ross Sandwell completing the podium.

It was another strong result for Saunders-Wilks, who has now finished on the podium in four consecutive rounds. His second place was also enough to secure the provisional C1 championship title.

Adam Barras took double honours as not only Top Rookie, but also first of the C2’s home in the A Final. A tremendous result.

Despite a difficult day, Thomas Hughes also secured the provisional C2 championship title with a round to spare.

Heavyweight

Andrew O’Neill continued his remarkable run of form with a third consecutive Sprints South victory, taking the Heavyweight A Final ahead of Sam Pooley and Mikey Nichols.

The victory also confirmed O’Neill as the provisional C1 Heavyweight champion, adding another championship crown to an already remarkable 2026 season.

Sam White was the leading C2 driver in sixth overall, while Nathan Ampofo-Anim was the top Rookie in the A Final.

There was a fantastic story further down the field too, as Jacob Harris returned to the Sprints South series for the first time since the end of the 2024 season and immediately won the Super Heavyweight class. Even better, the South Wales racer achieved the result at his local track, finishing 21st overall but first of the SHW runners.

Elliot Alt remains the leading C2 driver in the Heavyweight championship, with Karolis Koncikas only five points behind him in the current standings.

A huge day for the O’Neills

With Jack O’Neill securing the Lightweight C1 title and Andrew O’Neill taking the Heavyweight C1 crown, the pair have now become the first drivers since Jack himself in 2021 to claim triple titles across Club100’s Senior weekend championships.

Jack’s 2021 triple-title haul consisted of the Sprint, SP60 and Team Endurance championships, while both O’Neills have now matched that remarkable achievement across the 2026 Senior season.

The Sprints South Championship now has just one round remaining.

The final round of the season will take place at Silverstone on November 8th, where the remaining championship battles will be settled.

Please note that all championship titles described as provisional remain subject to any end-of-season points deductions that may be applied. Full results available over on Alpha RaceHub.

One final showdown awaits.