ARCA Hasnt Mattered For Years - Racing Forums INSPIRED BY A THREAD ON THIS FORUM~!: I'm just going to throw something out there that needs to be said ARCA doesn't matter for driver development ARCA doesn't develop meaningful, top tier Cup talent and has not successfully done so for a generation This is hard for some people to accept, but
2024 ARCA Menards Series - Racing Forums ARCA is owned by NASCAR and is operated to provide a springboard to the biggest racing series in the country and probably second largest in the world in terms of revenue ARCA shows up and runs at major super speedways But ARCA also pays the same or less to win in spite of all of these factors than High Limit Racing or possibly the Outlaws too
2025 ARCA Menards Series | Page 2 | Racing Forums Well a few always troll the ARCA series, but after watching many from the pavement late model programs fail running ARCA and disappear, car counts and tire bills are the least of their worries I actually like ARCA and want the series to do well, so I was sad to see this entry list I watched a
2025 ARCA Menards Series | Page 5 | Racing Forums Now this week, Bryson will make her stock car debut at Sonoma Raceway driving for Bruce Cook and Cook Racing in the ARCA Menards Series West race that will also feature William Sawalich, Corey Day, Alon Day, Spencer Gallagher and more
2024 ARCA Daytona 200 (FS1) - Racing Forums Defending Daytona ARCA 200 winner Greg Van Alst has filed two entries, one for himself and the other for fellow Indiana resident Isaac Johnson NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour regular and NASCAR Xfinity Series team co-owner Patrick Emerling is entered with a self-owned team, and last year’s fifth-place finisher Mandy Chick has also filed her entry
2025 ARCA Menards Series | Page 3 | Racing Forums The legend Brad Smith scored his best ARCA result in 38 years with P8 at Flat Rock in ARCA East yesterday 15 y o Max Reaves gets his third East win in as many starts
Next Gen Chassis Usage in Non Cup Racing | Racing Forums The lawsuit has a crucial point that NASCAR owns the design of the car and dictates where the chassis can be used For 50+ years old Cup cars were used in ARCA when the Cup days were over So the question I have is, does the Next Gen EVER get used in ARCA "as-is" or instead, since the clips bolt