Kenny Brady turned a second straight eNASCAR Overtime win into the Round 7 result at Darlington, completing a comeback that started with two laps to go. Brady, driving for Vegas Inferno, spent most of the March 31 race in the background while Adam Garza, Quentin Warman, and Andrew Navarro swapped the lead up front.
The overtime restart gave Brady the kind of opportunity he has now converted twice. He led only the final two laps, which was enough, mirroring his Round 6 win at Auto Club where he also charged through the field late and took the victory.
With seven of eleven qualifying rounds complete, the Darlington result carries real weight. The series uses results across the season to determine who earns a Championship Series seat, and two wins in three rounds pushes Brady firmly into that conversation at the midpoint.
Garza, Warman, and Navarro controlled the pace for most of the night but left Darlington without points. The eNASCAR Qualifying Series rewards finishing position above consistency, and the overtime restart reshuffled the outcome in a way only iRacing’s late-race format can.
Four rounds remain in the 2026 eNASCAR Qualifying Series. The championship picture sharpens quickly from here.
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