The 17-year-old has secured the premier-class crown, while the other Ferrari Challenge North America titles remain open for the Barcelona finale.
Kaminskey, from Ferrari of Long Island, has taken the Trofeo Pirelli crown in the Ferrari Challenge North America series with 431 points, Ferrari said on 4 November 2026. The two final races of the season are at Barcelona on 19 and 20 November.
Johnny Kaminskey of Ferrari of Long Island has won the Trofeo Pirelli premier-class title in the Ferrari Challenge North America series, Ferrari said. He mathematically secured the championship at the previous round at Road America, having amassed 431 points.
The 17-year-old has finished on the podium in every race contested so far, has claimed victories at every circuit and has taken 11 pole positions from 12 attempts. Ferrari said his Spanish outing gives him an opportunity to celebrate the achievement.
The finale takes place at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya as part of Finali Mondiali Ferrari week, and the deciding races run on Thursday 19 and Friday 20 November. Ferrari said several other championships are still undecided going into Spain.
Where the other titles stand
- Trofeo Pirelli: Roberto Perrina (Ferrari of Seattle) is second on 356 points, ahead of Brad Fauvre (Ferrari of San Francisco) on 337.
- Trofeo Pirelli Am: Mitchell Green (Ferrari of Westlake) leads on 356 points, six ahead of Yahn Bernier (Ferrari of Seattle) on 350. Ferrari said the title is likely to come down to those two.
- Coppa Shell: Blake Rosser (Ferrari of San Diego) leads on 356 points, with Chuk Whittall (Ferrari of Central Florida) on 323. Runner-up Charlie Menard is absent from the Spanish round.
- Coppa Shell Am: Melissa Kozyra (Ferrari of Naples) leads on 374 points, 54 ahead of Tim Duit (Ferrari Dallas).
- Coppa Gentlemen Shell: Mike Louli (Ferrari of Ontario) leads on 271 points, from Glenn Moss (Ferrari of San Francisco) on 259.
Kozyra also leads the Coppa Ladies Shell Am standings on 415 points, ahead of Jamie Garrett (Ferrari of Naples) on 385. The standings are those Ferrari listed before the Spanish round.
