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Dyson wins COTA finale as Brabham clinches Trans Am title
Chris Dyson won Sunday's Trans Am race at COTA after a strategy call by his team.
The win came in the series' championship-deciding event.
Dyson, 48, had not stood on the top step of a Trans Am podium for 14 months.
His team, Chris Dyson Racing, chose an alternate strategy and stayed on wet tires.
Brabham clinched the Trans Am title in the same event.
The race settled the series championship, with Dyson taking the win and Brabham securing the title.
Chris Dyson won the Trans Am Series championship-deciding event at COTA on Sunday.
The 48-year-old returned to the top step of the podium after 14 months.
An alternate strategy call by the No. 20 Chris Dyson Racing team helped secure the win.
Brabham clinched the Trans Am title.
- Who
- Chris Dyson won the race, and Brabham clinched the Trans Am title.
- What
- Dyson won the championship-deciding Trans Am Series event.
- When
- Sunday. The article was published on November 9, 2026.
- Where
- COTA.
- Why
- An alternate strategy call by the No. 20 Chris Dyson Racing team helped Dyson win.
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- Winner
- Chris Dyson
- Age
- 48
- Time since previous podium win
- 14 months
- Team car number
- No. 20
- Venue
- COTA