The Warrnambool driver ended his 2016-17 campaign on a high on Sunday night, winning the Easter sprintcar trail series at Premier Speedway.

He took out the final A-Main of the three-night competition, ensuring he won his home-track championship.

Mollenoyux’s results at the Allansford complex included a career-best second placing at the Grand Annual Sprintcar Classic in January.

He also won the Avalon track title on Friday night.

“It’s been an awesome season,” Mollenoyux said after his feature victory on Easter Sunday.

“We’re all done now. We’re happy to roll her in straight.”

Mollenoyux started the 30-lap final from third behind Bendigo teenager Rusty Hickman and Terang competitor Jack Lee.

Lee took the lead on the first change before Mollenoyux worked his way to the front.

A flat rear left tyre ended Lee’s chances with nine laps to go when he was forced to pull in during a yellow flag caution for a Jake Tranter crash.

Dennis Jones lost a tyre in the restart, allowing Warrnambool driver Corey McCullagh to move into third spot.

The emerging Hickman held on for second with McCullagh filling out the podium.

“I was just happy to get to the front early and lap traffic was pretty kind to me actually,”Mollenoyux said.

“I expected it to be a bit worse. I’m just happy to get the job done.”