Cascade’s Golden Jubilee Enduro Closes out PIR’s 2025 Race Season

Cascade Sports Car Club’s 50th annual endurance race is now in the record books.  The event, which took place Saturday, October 11th, had a little bit of everything.  It started with the traditional Le Mans start where func_motorsport in their #197 BMW 330 took off like they were already in the car when the horn blew!  Over the years they’ve become masters at the Le Mans start and probably had a quarter of a lap lead by the time the second car even left the pits.

The conditions throughout the day were extremely challenging.  While the race started out dry, it didn’t stay that way for long.  The entire day was a mix of dry, damp, and wet conditions and seemed like it repeated itself once or twice.  Endurance racing in general is tough, but the weather conditions took its toll and several cars retired before the finish.  In the end, func_motorsport took the overall win in the scheduled 8-hour race and did so in dominant fashion.  They won the 2-hour and 4-hour races as well.  Second place overall in a Porsche Boxster and first in E2 by a slim margin was Team MDR.  Rounding out the overall podium in a BMW 325 and second place in E2 was Team 321 Purple Haze.  Other class winners in the long race were the Mazda Miata of Bunny Boys Racing 345 in E3 and the Mustang of Son of Andre in E0.  Complete results for the 2, 4, and 8 hour races can be found on Speedhive here:  https://speedhive.mylaps.com/organizations/719193

A huge thank you to all of the drivers, crew members, and volunteers who make it all possible.  And to the spectators for coming out and supporting the event as well.  For Cascade, that wraps up racing at Portland International Raceway for 2025 but already looking forward to 2026!

Photos Courtesy of Nikki Rustin

Photo Courtesy of Doug Berger | DBPics