The event will be broadcast live at the H2H Mogulus Page

Held at 1900GMT/UTC on Saturday March 14th, the event will be available thanks to the following kind sponsors:

Sonicrealms Racing - Providing the official servers of Head-To-Head
Joe Keaveney from iCON Racing will be providing the broadcast video and audio.
Mogulus - Free broadcasting platform

And so it comes down to the final event, as it does every season. Three drivers have the chance to win the championship: Nolan Scott, Rudy van Buren and Niall McEvoy. Straight off the bat, we knew van Buren would not have a chance because he had a family emergency that forced him to miss the event. We wish him and his family the best. So, it was down to the Irishman, McEvoy, to take away the Tenesee-dweller's, Scott's, championship title. We returned to the home of Head-To-Head: Aston Cadet Reversed with the LX6. Full results can be found here. The racing was provided by Sonicrealms Racing's GTwerx.net server.

Niall McEvoy had to win the event in with Nolan being very slow in Round 1. Nolan Scott had to complete Round 2 if he was to win the championship. As it was, Niall was knocked out in Round 2 by Tim Beaudet (who has more than 600 laps at this combo) and Nolan won the event. It wasn't easy, however. Tim Beaudet was on a run of great driving and nearly managed to beat Nolan in their semi final, but it wasn't to be. Instead, we would see a repeat of the final event in Head-To-Head: Racing Series 1, with Eduardo de Souza and Nolan Scott battling it out. As with the first time these two met, it was Nolan Scott who came out victorious. He won the event and the championship, and becomes the first double champion in Head-To-Head history, having won 2008's summer series as well as this Winter Series.

 Congratulations to all the racers who took part in this fabulous season of racing. But it's not over yet... Head-To-Head: Winter Series '09 - The All-Stars is coming mid-March. It will be a special event, featuring several different combos with all of the best drivers of the season battling out to be the best of the best. See you then!

Images provided by Andris Pavars.

This event promised to be the toughest of the season so far. The drivers would have to get to grips with the tricky and quick Formula V8 single seater and drive it around the tight, narrow and twisty South City Classic circuit. Full results can be found here. The racing was provided by Sonicrealms Racing's GTwerx.net server.

In qualifying, David Williams was able to secure the top spot. He, however, wouldn't make it to the finals of the event. David Williams was knocked out in dramatic fashion in Round 1, by Michael Passingham. Michael was extremely defensive and David Williams simply couldn't find a way round in a very close fought battle. The finals would be run between Andris Pavars and Nolan Scott. The fact that Andris was able to make it to the final is an extremely impressive one, since the Latvian only uses a keyboard to control his LFS cars. He only qualified 11th, but managed to make it right to the end.

Images provided by Andris Pavars.

This event was held at Aston Club Reversed with the Raceabout. Recently voted as the LFS community's least favourite car, there were a lot of nervous faces before the event began. Full results found here. The racing was provided by Sonicrealms Racing's GTwerx.net server.

Everybody was expecting David Williams to walk away with the victory at this event, but a mistake in qualifying meant he didn't even set a time and was placed dead-last in the overall event results. 24 drivers were at the event, and Rudy van Buren was at the top of that list in qualifying. He managed to set a time nearly half a second faster than Niall McEvoy; 3id's only hope after David Williams had been eliminated. The championship leader, Nolan Scott, managed the third fastest time.

The first semi final involved a repeat of the Event 1 final: It was van Buren vs Scott. In a superb battle, Rudy was able to beat Nolan in the first race by just 0.37s. In the second of their races, they set exactly the same time in the closest finish so far this season. Nolan was knocked out and it was over to Rudy to beat 3id's Niall McEvoy.

"Gotta be H2H, just for the innovation." -DeadWolfBones (CoRe Racing)

"I've enjoyed every single race I've done in Head-to-Head since its early development." -Taha El Alaoui (Sonicrealms Racing)

"H2H has really come through this year." -Nolan Scott (CoRe Racing)

"H2H was just fantastic with their broadcasts and the whole idea behind it" -James Taylor (Experion Racing Team)

In what has been one of the most thrilling Head-to-Head events ever, the United States' Nolan "BigTime" Scott takes victory. His victory was not an easy one, however.

The event was run courtesy of Sonicrealms Racing, on their GTWerx.net server.

The Formula BMW was driven at South City Chicane for this event.

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Against Rudy van Buren in the finals, Nolan had a 0.15s deficit which meant he had to pull out something exceptional in the final race of the finals. As it was, he did not pull out a very big lead. Rudy van Buren, who looked a little impatient, made a last-ditch attempt to pass at the final corner; "The Dreamkiller". The pass was very unsuccessful, with Rudy collecting Nolan and sending himself into a spin from which he would not recover. In the end, Nolan would accelerate away and win the race and the event by nearly 7 seconds. It was a fabulous event, with only a couple of bugs preventing people from qualifying marring a great first event. The official results can be found here.

 If you are free at 1900UTC on Saturday, feel free to sign up. 

 The series starts Jan 10th! You can still sign up here.

 Happy racing!