ARCA SERIES

Venturini Motorsports shored up an already stout 2021 driver roster by announcing today the signing of 2020 ARCA Menards Series West champion Jesse Love, a 16-year-old who makes the trek east from Menlo Park, California.

“Just needed to get to him. I knew I had to get one spot, and we got to him,” Love said of his passing Huddleston on the final lap. “I wasn’t sure what happened. I was going to get to him one way or another. I wasn’t going to spin him out. I was going to rattle his cage a little.”

On a day that started off delayed due to a wet track surface, the ARCA Menards Series open test at Daytona was also cut short Friday afternoon by inclement weather.

North Carolina Governor, Roy Cooper issued a stay at home order on March 27th for all of North Carolina. The stay at home closures included the NASCAR race tracks and race shops in the state.

The recently turned 18-year-old from Talking Rock, Georgia, drove away from the field en route to his ninth win in 23 career ARCA Menards Series starts with a completely dominating performance in Friday night’s Calypso Lemonade 200.

It was Gibbs’ fifth ARCA Menards Series win of the season, plus his ARCA Menards Series East victory, in 16 starts over the two series.

Mayer, though, finished five points ahead of Gibbs in the Sioux Chief Showdown — a 10-race series designed to bring the best of the ARCA Menards Series, ARCA Menards Series East and West together.

Bill McAnally Racing today announced a two-team lineup for 2021, featuring Jesse Love and Cole Moore each competing for the championship in the ARCA Menards Series West.

Several top contenders encountered issues during the first half of the 100-lap race, but Jones avoided the chaos and managed to pull away from Corey Heim to pick up his sixth career victory in the ARCA Menards Series.

Bret Holmes Racing (BHR) announced today they will field a part-time entry in the ARCA Menards Series for the 2020 season with driver Bret Holmes.