Alpha Reinforcing Services GT3 • Season 3
MARSHALL CROCKER JR
PRO Division Champion
In the PRO division, #98 Marshall Crocker Jr closed out the Alpha Reinforcing Services GT3 Season 3 as division champion with 491 points, finishing 83 points clear of #552 Kris Lashbrook in second. Crocker's five wins across the 12-round calendar, including a victory at Sebring International Raceway in Round 11, proved decisive. Lashbrook pushed hard to the end, taking the Mount Panorama Circuit win in the season finale, but his 408 points left him just one spot ahead of #09 Alex Jacobsen, who finished the season only a single point behind in third at 407.
The PRO/AM title went to #03 Jeremy Eshleman, who secured the division on 380 points — a 29-point margin over #34 Matt Marrs, who finished second with 351. Eshleman's three wins over the season proved just enough to hold off Marrs in what was the closest title fight of the three divisions. In the AM division, #128 Alexander Berter claimed the title with 253 points, edging #63 Justin Moskowitz by just 14 points, with Berter's three wins providing the difference in a tight battle that went deep into the season.
Final Standings — Top 5 (PRO)
Season Superlatives
Across twelve rounds of FMA Alpha Reinforcing Services GT3 racing, the championship picture told only part of the story. Within each division, individual brilliance, relentless racecraft, and moments of razor-thin drama wrote their own chapters — and the drivers and memories captured in the awards below represent the moments and achievements that truly defined Season 3.
Championship Battle
Season Timeline · 12 Rounds
Twelve rounds, three continents worth of circuits, and three division champions — that is what Season 3 of the Alpha Reinforcing Services GT3 Series produced. From the opening laps at Daytona through the mountain roads of Mount Panorama, the series delivered genuine competition at every stop on the schedule. Marshall Crocker Jr, Jeremy Eshleman, and Alexander Berter each earned their division honors the hard way, with the PRO standings alone separated by just a single point between second and third at the finish.
Thank you to every driver who showed up, raced hard, and made this season worth following. The fields were competitive, the racing was close, and the stories were worth telling. When the next season arrives, there will be no shortage of unfinished business to settle.