I am going to take a few weeks off and think on this. I'll still be checking here to answer questions and I will update you on what I decide to do going forward or with any future projects I have in the pipeline.

My name is Josh. I'm the MK8 Standings Guy. Thank you. For everything.

If I do decide to come back, I think it will be here and here exclusively for my mental health. I simply cannot stomach the other site anymore.

If that does happen, it will be with the Mario Kart World format, in order to properly adapt to changing trends. And it will be here. Only here.

I don't know if I'm going to come back and do this. Rumors have stated that they want a full season format. I want a full season format, I think we all do or else we wouldn't be here following one. If they do, then we won, we did what we set out to do, and changed our sport for the better.

I want to thank my friends Emma, Lexi, Liz, and Jesa, for listening to my absolute unending drivel about this format and my struggles with presenting it to you all. This is a labor of love and I have met countless wonderful people while doing this. I thank you all for liking it.

This was a difficult year for me. My mom is sick, and my brother (whom I am the primary caregiver of) is in a ton of extracurriculars. I want to thank them for their unending patience and allowance for me to do this for so long every Sunday.

And here is the great tapestry, the FULL 2025 NASCAR MARIO KART 8 POINTS

Ryan Blaney passes Greg Biffle.

Despite losing his streak of 12 straight 100pt seasons, Joey Logano passes 5-time MK8 Champ Cale Yarborough on points.

Josh Berry passes Steve Grissom and Jeff Green.

In what looked like a day where Hamlin picks were gonna earn the most, Larson capitalizes on the last restart and gives us our 2nd, and final, lead change of the season. Andy wins by 2pts in a dramatic thriller on a final restart.

Thanks for another incredible season, everybody.

I want to get a better look at that Byron wreck. Nascar swallowed the whistles all afternoon. Austin Dillon, Alex Bowman, Larson, Briscoe, all blew tires and no caution. Was Byron's that worse? Did it need to be called?

I don't know how to feel. I don't know what to do.

A lot to talk about here. Hamlin misses 200 by a spot. Logano misses 100 by a spot, which ends a streak of 12 straight 100pt seasons. Blaney finishes in range of 200. Keselowski finishes in range of 100, so does Preece. Bell extends his streak to 9 races, a Next Gen record. No pts for Ware/Herbst.