Like the first two preliminary nights that saw an upset winner and last-lap pass for the win, Saturday's finale of the 53rd annual Jim Raper Memorial Super Dirt Cup didn't disappoint at Skagit Speedway in Burlington, Wash.

Washington native Trey Starks overturned Oregon fan-favorite Tanner Holmes to pocket the biggest win of his career and $110,426.26 payday. Starks led 37 of 40 laps, losing the lead to Holmes on lap 14 before regaining it on the lap-17 restart following an open red.

Three cautions slowed the 40-lap main event: First on the opening lap for 23rd-running Jesse Schlotfeldt, who spun in turn two; the second for 16th-running Justin Peck, who slowed in turn four on lap 16; and the third for Robbie Price.

2025 Super Dirt Cup Saturday Results At Skagit Speedway