Jeff Stubbs was the overall and Stock Car champion in the 2025 Australian Stock Car Championship season.

We take you through his championship season, race by race.

Round 1 – Winton

The season started off great for Jeff, he topped Practice before winning Pole Position with a time of 1:29.7964.

It was the Stubbs show in Race 1 as Jeff led the field to win the race by almost 2.5 seconds, and he had the fastest lap of 1:30.4435.

Race 2 was more of the same as Jeff dominated the field to win by almost 5 seconds and picked up the fastest lap time of 1:30.1693.

Daniel Stubbs got more speed out of his #19 Chevrolet Monte Carlo in Race 3 and made Jeff work for the win, Jeff taken the win by just .2725 of a second and he picked up the fastest lap time of 1:30.6967.

Race 4 was a two-car exhibition race between Troy Perichon and Jamey Hollier with Troy narrowly taking home the win.

Round 2 – The Bend

The Bend saw Scott Nind and Richard White make their first appearances for the season and the category debut of Jack Perkins.

Jeff qualified fifth with a time of 1:26.8643, Jack Perkins won pole with a time of 1:20.6582.

Race 1 saw Jeff finish fourth behind Jack Perkins, Scott Nind and Daniel Stubbs, Jeff’s fastest lap of the race was a 1:26.1997.

Jack Perkins made it two from two and Jeff finished in fifth position; his fastest lap of the race was a 1:27.1811.

Race 3 saw Scott Nind picking up his first and only win of the 2025 season and Jeff Stubbs finished fourth and recorded his fastest lap of 1:25.6441, his best for the weekend.

Race 4 saw Jack Perkins topping the field for the third time that weekend and Jeff finished fifth just .2563 of a second behind Daniel Stubbs’ #19 Chevrolet Monte Carlo, Jeff’s best lap time was a 1:27.2759.

Round 3 – Sydney Motorsport Park

A non-championship round of the season was held at Sydney Motorsport Park with the Super TT field; this round was Phil Muffet’s debut in the #41 Ford Thunderbird.

Jeff did not race at SMP.

Round 4 – One Raceway

Round 4 saw Jeff qualifying second 1.04 seconds behind Daniel Stubbs.

Race 1 saw Daniel Stubbs win by 9 seconds ahead of Jeff with Jeff having a best lap of 1:04.4140.

Race 2 saw Jeff turn the tables on Daniel by winning the race and recording the fastest lap of the race, a 1:03.4010 on the last lap.

Race 3 saw Daniel back as a race winner ahead of Jeff though Jeff had the fastest lap of the race, a time of 1:03.7630.

Race 4 saw another Stubbs vs. Stubbs battle as Jeff held off Daniel by .241 of a second, giving both Stubbs two wins apiece as the championship headed to Calder Park.

Round 5 – Calder Park Raceway

Every now and then, a championship is decided by mechanical failure, unfortunately for Daniel Stubbs, his championship hopes ended as his #19 Monte Carlo came to a stop just after leaving the garage.

Jeff qualified fourth for Race 1 with a time of 1:21.7842 in wet conditions.

Jeff finished seventh in the wet, windy and miserable conditions as Richard White claimed his second Stock Cars Australia victory ahead of newcomer Sam Gibson.

Race 2 was in worse conditions and Jeff ended up off the track and into the wall, the #45 sustained race ending front and rear damage though Jeff was able to drive the car back to the garage.

Race 3 was held the next day and the #45 was looking brand new, Jeff had to start from the rear of the field, he picked off the field one by one to climb to second position as the track dried out, Sam Gibson got by Jeff late in the race and Jeff finished in third.

The third race was Jeff’s last race in the #45 for the 2025 season, he handed the car over to Daniel Stubbs for Race 4, Daniel drove the car from the back of the pack to third position at the chequered flag in conditions that were the best all weekend.

Shortly after Race 4, the trophies were handed out and the big trophy plus one at the back was Jeff’s.

Jeff won six of the races for the season, the most of all drivers in 2025.

That is the story of Jeff Stubbs championship winning journey from the beginning to the end.