Final Western Conference SCCA Majors championships decided

The SCCA Western Conference closed out its 2015 season amid hot weather at Portland International Raceway. The final championships were decided Sunday.

In Spec Racer Ford, Todd Harris again won the day in the No. 24 Pro Drive Racing School/Flat Out Racing SRF3, but consistent finishes by Paul Raby in the No. 7 Flat Out Racing Spec Racer Ford gave him the season title.In B-Spec, Eric Boucher finished third in his No. 35 "The Wife" Mazda2, behind contender Derrick Ambrose in the No. 71 CorkSport Mazda Performance Mazda2 and sitting National champion Kyle Keenan in his No. 44 Kia Motors of America/Hoosier/Dick Hanna Kia Rio, but that was enough to allow Boucher to claim the Conference honors.Marco Gallaher claimed his title in Spec Miata, driving the No. 8 First Community Bank Mazda Miata to a second place finish behind Brad Green in the No. 7 www.WaCarProperty.com Mazda Miata.Collin Jackson took another victory in the No. 53 BM&M Screening Solutions Nissan 240SX and claimed his Conference championship.Jim Devenport in the No. 23 Cranbrook Group Norma M20FC won again in the Prototype 1 class, sealing his Western Conference championship.Michael Tazio Ottis clinched the championship yesterday, but won again today in his No. 72 Patrick Ottis Company Formula Mazda.In Formula F, Daniel Swanbeck took the title in the No. 27 BigWheels.net/SmugMug Piper FF. Rick Payne in the No. 75 Payton Pools Van Diemen/Honda had been the points leader going into the weekend, but strong finishes by Swanbeck allowed him to take the lead.Dennis Andrade in the No. 87 D&D Racing Vortech claimed the Western Conference Formula Vee crown with another win today.Full results from the Western Conference finale at Portland can be found at SCCA.com.PORTLAND, Ore. – Provisional winners from Sunday's Western Conference Majors Tour Round 12 at Portland International Raceway, with class, name, hometown and car.American Sedan: Dylan Olsen, Kelso, Wash., Ford MustangB-Spec: Kyle Keenan, Vancouver, Wash., Kia RioE Production: Stephen Epperly, Salem, Oregon, Datsun 240ZF Production: Joe Huffaker, Petaluma, Calif., MG MidgetH Production: Parker Johnstone, Wilsonville, Oregon, MG MidgetFormula 1000: Larry Vollum, Portland, Oregon, Phoeniz MV14Formula Atlantic: Edward Lever, Bakersfield, Calif., Star MazdaFormula Continental: Robert Armington, El Dorado Hills, Calif., Van DiemenFormula Enterprises: Jeff Read, Vacaville, Calif., Van DiemenFormula F: Denny Renfrow, Santa Clara, Calif., Piper/HondaFormula Mazda: Michael Tazio Ottis, Portland, Oregon, Formula MazdaFormula Vee: Dennis Andrade, Buckeye, Ariz., VortechGT-1: Will Hunholz, Vail, Ariz., PorscheGT-2: Scotty B. White, Auburn, Wash., Dodge ViperGT-3: Collin Jackson, Langley, British Columbia, Nissan 240SXGT-Lite: Lans Stout, Cornelius, Oregon, Nissan SentraPrototype 1: Jim Devenport, Modesto, Calif., Norma M20FCPrototype 2: Chris Farrell, Salt Lake City, Utah, Stohr WF1Spec Miata: Brad Green, Seattle, Wish., Mazda MiataSpec Racer Ford Gen 3: Todd Harris, Portland, Oregon., SRF3Spec Racer Ford: Paul Goudy, Portland, Oregon, SRFSuper Touring Lite: Oscar Jackson, Jr., Chino, Calif., Scion FRSSuper Touring Under: Oscar Jackson, Jr., Chino, Calif., Scion FRSTouring 1: Trevor Baek, Beaverton, Oregon, Ferrari 458 ChallengeTouring 3: Scotty B. White, Auburn, Wash., Ford MustangTouring 4: Tom Wickersham, Piedmont, Calif., Mazda MX-5Image: Kyle Keenan takes his second win of the weekend in his Kia Rio.Credit: Ron Coelho