As if one Western World Championships win wasn’t good enough, Logan Seavey went ahead and swept the entire weekend on Saturday night at Casa Grande’s Central Arizona Raceway.

One night after the Sutter, California racer pocketed an opening night victory at the 3/8-mile dirt oval, he repeated the feat on Saturday to the tune of $43,750 in total winnings between his $35,000 winner’s share, plus another $8,750 in lap leader money after leading all 35 circuits in the 58th running of the event.

With his latest triumph, Seavey became a two-time Western World champion after getting his first win in the event during the 2021 season. Furthermore, he’s the first driver to win the final two races of the USAC AMSOIL Sprint Car National Championship season since Tyler Courtney in 2019.

“This is so cool,” Seavey said following his second Western World win. “What an unbelievable job all year to give us exactly what we needed to get some speed back. Like I said at Lawrenceburg, I was hoping we were back and we sure as heck proved it tonight and throughout this whole weekend.”

Seavey’s ninth win of the 2025 season aboard his Abacus Racing/Mountain Mechanical – Droplight – Elbrecht Concrete/DRC/Stanton Chevy was the 33rd of his USAC National Sprint Car career, moving him past 1973 series champion Rollie Beale for sole possession of 16th place on the all-time list.

USAC Western World Championships Saturday Results

1. Logan Seavey (2)

2. Kyle Cummins (1)

3. Chase Stockon (6)

4. Brady Bacon (3)

 5. Ricky Thornton Jr. (4)

 6. Mitchel Moles (8)

7. Hayden Reinbold (18)

8. Stevie Sussex (11)

 9. R.J. Johnson (23)

 10. Tye Mihocko (14)

11. Ricky Lewis (17)

12. Jake Swanson (10)

13. Eddie Tafoya Jr. (15)

14. Daison Pursley (22)

 15. Trey Osborne (21)

16. Austin Williams (26-C)

17. C.J. Leary (5)

18. Briggs Danner (7)

19. Gunnar Setser (13)

20. Ryan Bernal (9)

21. Braden Chiaramonte (12)

22. A.J. Bender (27-N)

23. Kobe Simpson (25-N)

24. Kevin Thomas Jr. (20)

25. Charles Davis Jr. (16)

26. Logan Calderwood (19)

 27. Blake Bower (24). NT