Showing posts with label Nick Sanchez. Show all posts
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Sunday, June 29, 2025

NASCAR / ARCA Race Recap (EchoPark / Lime Rock)

#NASCAR / #ARCA Race Recap (EchoPark / Lime Rock)

Winners: Chase Elliott (Cup); Nick Sanchez (Xfinity); Corey Heim (Trucks) plus Thomas Annunziata (ARCA)

Winners: Chase Elliott (Cup); Nick Sanchez (Xfinity); Corey Heim (Trucks) plus Thomas Annunziata (ARCA)
Recap Graphic by Rolando Ramirez - RTR Graphics

 


NASCAR Cup

Chase Elliott Wins Wild, Action-Packed Race at EchoPark Speedway

Chase Elliott Wins Wild, Action-Packed Race at EchoPark Speedway

 

Timing his pass on the last lap to perfection, Georgia native Chase Elliott charged past Brad Keselowski and held off the driver of the No. 6 Ford to win Saturday night’s Quaker State 400 at Echo Park Speedway. 

The popular victory in the first event of the NASCAR Cup Series ‘In-Season Challenge’ broke a 44-race drought for Elliott dating to last year’s win at Texas Motor Speedway. The win was the second at EchoPark for the driver of the No. 9 Hendrick Motorsports Chevrolet and the 20th of his career.

 

Elliott crossed the finish line 0.168 seconds ahead of Keselowski and 0.170 seconds in front of teammate and third-place finisher Alex Bowman.

 

“Unbelievable … unbelievable. How about that? Are you kidding me?” Elliott said with an uncharacteristic display of emotion. “I’ve never in my life. … This is unbelievable. Thank you guys so much.

 

“What a special car, and just a huge thanks to NAPA Auto Parts and everything they do for me and to benefit Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta. Rhealynn Mills, a cancer patient designed the fast NAPA Chevrolet tonight, so this was a lot of fun. This right here is something I’ll never forget.”

 






Pole: Joey Logano



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Next Race: The Cup Series will return on Sunday, July 6, 2025 at 2:00 pm ET for the ‘Challenge Round 2 - Grant Park 165’ at the Chicago Street Race.


NASCAR Xfinity

Nick Sanchez Earns First Career Xfinity Series Win

Nick Sanchez Earns First Career Xfinity Series Win

 

Nick Sanchez charged to the front after a restart with seven laps left in Friday night’s Focused Health 250 and held off fellow Sunoco rookie Carson Kvapil to secure his first NASCAR Xfinity Series victory.

 

Sanchez, who rallied from a spin through the frontstretch grass at EchoPark Speedway on Lap 68, lost the top spot to Jesse Love on the final restart on Lap 157 of 163, but regained it on the following circuit.

 

Sanchez spent the next five laps doing everything in his power to keep Kvapil behind him. The win earned the 24-year-old from Miami, Fla., a berth in the Xfinity Series Playoffs.

 

“It’s a weight lifted off my shoulders, that’s for sure,” Sanchez said after climbing from his car on the front stretch. “Now we can go chase checkered flags.”

 






Pole: Sheldon Creed



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Next Race: The Xfinity Series will return on Saturday, July 5, 2025 at 4:30 pm ET for the ‘The Loop 110’ at Chicago Street Race.




NASCAR Trucks

Heim Dominates to Win Inaugural Craftsman Truck Race at Lime Rock Park

Heim Dominates to Win Inaugural Craftsman Truck Race at Lime Rock Park

 

Corey Heim’s victory in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series’ debut at Lime Rock Park wasn’t just a case of domination. It was an eyelash away from perfection.

 

Heim led 99 of 100 laps at the 1.478-mile road course in bucolic Lakeville, Connecticut, to win the LiUNA! 150 — his fifth victory of the season and the 16th of his career.

 

“Yeah, that was nothing short of incredible,” Heim acknowledged. “These road courses — I really look forward to them, pre-event and whatnot, and I really prepare for them, so to see all that pay off with Safelite, Tricon, Toyota, it’s super special.

 






Pole: Corey Heim



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Next Race: The Truck Series will return on Friday, July 25, 2025 at 8:00 pm ET for the ‘TSport 200’ at Lucas Oil Indianapolis Raceway Park.




ARCA

Thomas Annunziata Perseveres to Score His First ARCA Win

Thomas Annunziata Perseveres to Score His First ARCA Win

 

Thomas Annunziata, who qualified on the General Tire Pole with a blazing lap Friday, crossed the finish line first Saturday to score his maiden ARCA Menards Series win in just his fifth start. He did so despite getting spun on the first corner of the race.

 

“It means a lot, especially after what happened in the (NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series) race,” said Annunziata, who also competed in Saturday’s LiUNA! 150. “We got taken out at the beginning of this race, too. I wasn’t very cool, and (my team) helped me stay calm.

 

“I can’t thank Toyota, Nitro Motorsports, Venturini enough for taking the chance on me. This is the first time I’m in real winning equipment, and I get to showcase my talent. There was no better way to win that than to go back to last and have to make a comeback.”

 






Pole: Thomas Annunziata



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Next Race: The ARCA West Series will return on Friday, July 11, 2025 at 3:30 p.m. PT for the ‘General Tire 200’ at Sonoma Raceway.



 

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Wednesday, October 12, 2022

Hometown Hero: Homestead-Miami Speedway Offers a Special Saturday Doubleheader Package for ARCA Menards Series Champion & Homestead Native Nick Sanchez

Hometown Hero: Homestead-Miami Speedway Offers a Special Saturday Doubleheader Package for ARCA Menards Series Champion & Homestead Native Nick Sanchez

Sanchez Will Compete in the Saturday, Oct. 22 Contender Boats 300, Driving the No. 48 Camaro for Big Machine Racing; The Package, Also Good for Admission to Baptist Health Cancer Care 250, Offers Meet & Greet with Sanchez Plus Benefits De Moya Foundation


Nick Sanchez Will Compete in the Saturday, Oct. 22 Contender Boats 300.


 

MIAMI, Fla. (Oct. 11, 2022) – Homestead native Nick Sanchez, the recently crowned ARCA Menards Series Champion, will be competing in Homestead-Miami Speedway’s Contender Boats 300 on Saturday, Oct. 22. To welcome him back home, the track is offering special ticket packages for his fans that will also benefit Miami’s De Moya Foundation.

 

The $45 Reserved Ticket Package includes:

 

  • Reserved grandstand ticket for Saturday’s doubleheader NASCAR Playoffs races – the Contender Boats 300 for the NASCAR Xfinity Series and the Baptist Health Cancer Care 200 for the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series.
  • Meet & Greet with Nick Sanchez Saturday at 2 p.m. ET. in the iHeart Media Fan Village
  • Portion of the proceeds will go to the De Moya Foundation based in Miami
  • Kids 12-and-under are just $20

There are General Admission tickets for $35, with kids 12-and-under $15, that also includes the Meet & Greet Sanchez. For both options, log onto: https://www.homesteadmiamispeedway.com/events/2022-nascar-xfinity/.

 






 

Sanchez, the 21-year-old from Homestead, became the 2022 ARCA Menards Series Champion this past Saturday when he finished sixth at Toledo Speedway (OH). Now he turns his attention to the NASCAR Xfinity Series where he will compete in Big Machine Racing’s No. 48 in the Contender Boats 300. The race will be his sixth in the series this season, and fourth for the Big Machine team. He finished 11th at Texas last month while piloting the No. 48 Camaro.

 

In his first full-time season in the ARCA Menards Series, Sanchez piloted his Rev Racing car to the title after capturing three victories, which included taking checkered flags at Talladega Superspeedway, Kansas Speedway and Michigan International Speedway. He ended the season with nine top-five and 16 top-10 finishes through 20 races.

 

Sanchez has been a participant of the NASCAR Drive for Diversity Driver Development Program since he entered Rev Racing’s youth program in 2017. He scored a pair of top-10 finishes, including a pole at Virginia’s South Boston Speedway, in his first three East Series races in 2019. The following year, Sanchez ran the full East Series schedule and finished third in the series standings. He spent 2021 running the majority of the ARCA Menards Series schedule before moving to a full-time slate this season.

 

Fittingly, Sanchez’s ARCA Menards Series championship arrives during National Hispanic Heritage Month. He recently told NASCAR.com about his family’s move to the United States from Cuba and why he’s proud of his Cuban heritage.

 

The NASCAR Xfinity Series’ Contender Boats 300 is the second race in the NASCAR Xfinity Series Playoffs’ Round of 8. The Baptist Health Cancer Care 200 is the “last chance” race in the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series Playoffs’ Round of 8. Sunday’s (Oct. 23) Dixie Vodka 400 – is the second race of the NASCAR Cup Series Playoffs’ Round of 8.

 

Renowned Latin recording artist and radio personality Alex Sensation will get the party started on Sunday at Larry’s Hard Lemonade Beach Bash located in the infield on a one-of-a-kind 20,000 square-foot beach inside of Turn 3. Alex Sensation is among many well-known artists performing at the NASCAR venue in October. He joins “Encanto” voice actress and Afro-Latina singer Adassa, who will perform the National Anthem before Sunday’s race, and country music star Kip Moore, who will play the pre-race concert, also on Sunday.

 

For more details on all ticket opportunities, please visit www.homesteadmiamispeedway.com or call (866) 409-RACE (7223).

 

Fans can also receive updates about upcoming events and races at Homestead-Miami Speedway on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram, as well as the all-new NASCAR Tracks App for the latest speedway news.

 

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Sunday, October 9, 2022

NASCAR & ARCA Race Weekend Recap (Charlotte Roval & Toledo Speedway)

NASCAR & ARCA Race Weekend Recap (Charlotte Roval & Toledo Speedway)

Winners: Christopher Bell (Cup); AJ Allmendinger (Xfinity); Sammy Smith (ARCA West)

NASCAR Cup

Christopher Bell Wins in the Clutch

Christopher Bell Wins in the Clutch

 

Christopher Bell saved his season with his second victory of the year in the NASCAR Cup Series, emerging from a pair of chaotic late restarts to prevail in overtime Sunday at the Charlotte Motor Speedway road course.

 

Christopher Bell: "Honestly, whenever you get tires and the rest of the field doesn't, it's a pretty tall order for those guys to hold on. I knew what those guys were up against, it was nice to be first off pit road with fresh tires."

 

Bell’s No. 20 Joe Gibbs Racing Toyota led just the final two of the 112 laps in the Bank of America Roval 400. His first win on the 2.32-mile circuit was the third of his Cup Series career.

 

The championship-eligible field was whittled from 12 drivers to eight after Sunday’s race, the final event in the Cup Series Playoffs’ Round of 12. Kyle Larson — last year’s champion — had mechanical issues and was among those eliminated by just a two-point margin. Austin Cindric, Daniel Suárez and Alex Bowman also failed to advance. Bowman was sidelined for the second straight race with concussion symptoms.

 





Round of 8

  • # 9 Chase Elliott
  • # 20 Christopher Bell
  • # 12 Ryan Blaney
  • # 1 Ross Chastain
  • # 11 Denny Hamlin
  • # 22 Joey Logano
  • # 24 William Byron
  • # 14 Chase Briscoe

 

Pole: Joey Logano

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Next Race: The Cup Series will return on October 16 for the ‘South Point 400’ at Las Vegas Motor Speedway. 

 

 

NASCAR Xfinity

AJ Allmendinger fends off Gibbs for Xfinity Series win at Charlotte Roval

AJ Allmendinger fends off Gibbs for Xfinity Series win at Charlotte Roval

 

It took a bit of thievery for AJ Allmendinger to preserve his perfect record at the Charlotte Motor Speedway Road Course.

 

“We got that one — we stole that one,” shouted Allmendinger after spinning his car like a dervish during a celebratory burnout at the finish line of the 2.32-mile, 17-turn road course.

 

Indeed, the 40-year-old Allmendinger swiped the lead from Ty Gibbs — a driver half his age — after an overtime restart on Lap 68 of the Drive for the Cure 250 presented by Blue Cross Blue Shield of North Carolina, the Round of 12 elimination race in the NASCAR Xfinity Series Playoffs.

 

“It’s unbelievable,” Allmendinger, who won for the fourth time in four starts at the Charlotte Roval. “Ty was really good there at the end, and I didn’t know if I was going to be able to get him. I knew if I could just get to one restart on the outside of him, at least we’d have a chance.”

 





Pole: AJ Allmendinger

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Next Race: The Xfinity Series will return on October 15, 2022 for the ‘Alsco Uniforms 302’ at Las Vegas Motor Speedway. 

 

 

NASCAR Trucks

The Camping World Truck Series were off this week and will also not compete next week.

 





Next Race: The Truck Series will return on October 22, 2022 for the Baptist Health 200 at Homestead-Miami Speedway. 

 

 

ARCA

Sammy Smith Emerges as the Winner in Shore Lunch 200

Sammy Smith Emerges as the Winner in Shore Lunch 200

 

Sammy Smith won the race after a three-wide pass on pole-sitter Jesse Love and Grant Enfinger with two laps left to give the No. 18 Kyle Busch Motorsports team the ARCA Menards Series owner’s championship.

 

“There was a shot to take it, and I took it,” Smith said of his move on Love. “[Love] was struggling. To be honest with you, we weren’t very good all race. We had a third-place car, and they probably had the best car there at the end, and [Enfinger] did, too. It was a shot to win and owner’s points on the line.”

 

Love was not pleased with how Smith won the race, and the Venturini Motorsports driver attempted to show his displeasure immediately after the race but was escorted away by series officials.

 

The day started off rough for Nicholas Sanchez, who didn’t get to turn any practice laps in his car after his team discovered a problem with the engine in the No. 2. His team went to work and put in a backup motor, which allowed him to turn the eighth fastest lap in qualifying.

 

In the Series Championship drama, hot tempers and a thrilling finish were all part of the equation that made up Saturday’s Shore Lunch 200 at Toledo Speedway,  the 2022 ARCA Menards Series season finale.

 

When it all was said and done, Nick Sanchez left smiling. Sanchez, the driver of the No. 2 Rev Racing Chevrolet, finished sixth to claim the ARCA Menards Series driver championship over of GMS Racing’s Daniel Dye.

 

“The first part was pretty hectic. It was pretty close,” said Sanchez. “We had to stay out to get a point by leading a lap. Once the 43 (Dye) had a problem, it all got a lot easier. We just rode to the end of the race, honestly.”

 





Pole: Jesse Love

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Next Race: The ARCA West Series will return on October 14, 2022 for the ‘Star Nursery 150’ at The Bullring at Las Vegas Motor.

 

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Monday, May 16, 2022

NASCAR and ARCA Race Weekend Recap (Kansas)

NASCAR and ARCA Race Weekend Recap (Kansas)

Winners: Kurt Busch (Cup); Zane Smith (Trucks) and Nick Sanchez 

 

NASCAR Cup

Kurt Busch Charges to Dramatic Win

Kurt Busch Charges to Dramatic Win

 

In an event fraught with pit road mistakes and mechanical issues, Kurt Busch ran an impeccable race.

 

In an intensely competitive run to the finish of Sunday’s AdventHealth 400 at Kansas Speedway, Busch nosed past leader Kyle Larson at the finish line on Lap 259 of 267 and completed the pass two corners later off Turn 2, as Larson scraped the outside wall.

 

Seven laps later, Busch’s No. 45 23XI Racing Toyota crossed the finish line 1.413 seconds ahead of Larson to win for the first time at Kansas, the first time this season and the 34th time in his career. Busch has now won NASCAR Cup races for five different car owners and with four different manufacturers.

 

“If I can get one Kyle, I can get both,” said an elated Busch, who passed brother Kyle Busch, the third-place finisher, 11 circuits after a restart on Lap 235.

 

With 21 laps left Busch began his pursuit of Larson, making up ground as traffic became a factor. On Lap 259 Busch pulled even to the inside of Larson, as the drivers raced side-by-side from the backstretch to the finish line, with Busch inches ahead at the stripe.

 

Busch widened his advantage through the first two corners of Lap 260 and cleared the No. 5 Chevrolet as Larson brushed the wall near the exit of Turn 2.

 

“It’s all about teamwork,” Busch said. “I don’t do this alone, and the way that Toyota’s helped us, JGR (Joe Gibbs Racing)… My little brother has been so important, just on the family side of ‘Hey, you’ve got to get through these steps.’

 

“But this is 23XI. This is our first win with the 45 car, and with Jordan Brand on the hood, I felt like I had to play like the GOAT, race like the GOAT. I had to beat the Kyles. I beat both.”

 

Pole: Christopher Bell

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Next Race: The Cup Series will return on May 22 for the NASCAR All-Star Race at Texas Motor Speedway. 

 

 

NASCAR Xfinity

The NASCAR Xfinity Series Had an Off-Week.

Next Race: The Xfinity Series will return on May 21 for the SRS Distribution 250 at Texas Motor Speedway. 
 
 

NASCAR Trucks

Zane Smith Cruises to Truck Series Win

Zane Smith Cruises to Truck Series Win

 

Zane Smith put on a dominant display in the Hearth of America 200. Smith outlasted a late challenge from Ty Majeski to capture his third NASCAR Camping World Truck Series win of the season and the sixth of his career.

 

“It was really just an unbelievable truck,” Smith said. “So dang cool. That was one of my easier ones I’ve ever had to win, but that late-race restart scared me a little bit.”

 

Pole: John Hunter Nemechek

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Next Race: The Truck Series will return on May 20 for the SpeedyCash.com 220 at Texas Motor Speedway. 

 

 

ARCA

Another Win for Nick Sanchez Moves Him into a Tie for the ARCA Points Lead

Another Win for Nick Sanchez Moves Him into a Tie for the ARCA Points Lead

 

Nick Sanchez won the Dutch Boy 150 by holding off a hard charging Rajah Carruth in the final laps. After picking up his first ARCA Menards Series victory at Kansas Speedway last October, Sanchez took advantage of a late-race accident between Corey Heim and Drew Dollar  to collect the third win of his budding career.

 

“I think (Dollar) was just pushing a little too hard there at the bottom and obviously side force here is everything,” Sanchez said. “(Heim) took it off, and they both hit the wall. I saw it coming. (Dollar) started off pretty free, and I was able to stay at the bottom and capitalize on his mistakes.”

 

“It’s all momentum, and your car has to let you keep up momentum as much as possible,” he said.

 

Pole: Corey Heim

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Next Race: The ARCA Series will return on 05/27/2022 for the General Tire 150 at Charlotte Motor Speedway. 

 

 

Superstar Racing Experience

Next Race: The SRX Series will return on 06/18/2022 for the SRX Series Season Opener at Five Flags Speedway.

 

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Monday, April 25, 2022

NASCAR / ARCA Race Weekend Recap (Talladega SuperSpeedway & DuQuoin State Fairgrounds )

NASCAR / ARCA Race Weekend Recap (Talladega SuperSpeedway & Kern County Raceway Park)

Winners: Ross Chastain (Cup); Noah Gragson (Xfinity); Nick Sanchez (ARCA Series) plus Landen Lewis (ARCA Series West) 

 

 

NASCAR Cup

Ross Chastain Converts Last-Lap Pass, Wins Talladega Thriller

Ross Chastain Converts Last-Lap Pass, Wins Talladega Thriller

 

One lap. That’s all it took for Ross Chastain to drop a watermelon and raise a trophy in celebration. The 29-year-old Floridian led only the last — typically frantic — lap in the GEICO 500 at Talladega Superspeedway on Sunday to take his second career NASCAR Cup Series victory.

 

Chastain was running third behind Erik Jones and Kyle Larson with one lap remaining. Larson pulled out of line to the outside, poised to make a pass for the lead. But Jones pulled in front of Larson to block the momentum while Chastain kept his No. 1 Trackhouse Racing Chevrolet steady below them maintaining pace, ultimately pulling away to the win as the other two cars lost momentum battling each other.

 

“Holy cow, we didn’t do anything,’’ Chastain yelled on his team radio after taking the checkered flag by a mere 0.105 seconds. “We just stayed down there.’’

 

 

Pole: Christopher Bell

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Next Race: The Cup Series will return on Sunday, May 1 for the DuraMAX Drydene 400 presented by RelaDyne at Dover Motor Speedway.

 

 

 

NASCAR Xfinity

Noah Gragson Holds Off Jeffrey Earnhardt, Wins in Talladega Overtime

Noah Gragson Holds Off Jeffrey Earnhardt, Wins in Talladega Overtime

 

It was an Earnhardt Saturday in Earnhardt country.

 

Grabbing the lead on a restart in the third overtime, Noah Gragson  — driving for Dale Earnhardt Jr.’s JR Motorsports — won the Ag-Pro 300 NASCAR Xfinity Series at Talladega Superspeedway.

 

Gragson beat Jeffrey Earnhardt, grandson of seven-time NASCAR Cup champion Dale Earnhardt, who was driving a black No. 3 Chevrolet in a special appearance for Richard Childress Racing, which fielded Dale Sr.’s car during his heyday.

 

“This team at JR Motorsports, they never quit,” Gragson said. “We’ve had a kind of a rough last month, just not getting the finishes that we wanted … I couldn’t make moves on the top there very much at the beginning of the race, so I just kept running the bottom — running the bottom — and we‘d get shuffled back and keep moving back up.

 

“I‘m living the dream here — I‘m just so thankful to get this opportunity,” said Earnhardt, whose crew chief, FOX Sports broadcaster Larry McReynolds, was serving his first stint on a pit box since 2000. “Thanks to RCR for building this amazing race car. We were fast all weekend long. “We just fell a little short there, but congrats to Noah. He‘s good at plate races.”

 

 

Pole: Jeffrey Earnhardt

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Next Race: The Xfinity Series will return on Saturday, Apr. 30 for the A-GAME 200 at Dover Motor Speedway.

 

 

 

NASCAR Trucks

Next Race: The Truck Series will return on Friday, May 6 for the Dead On Tools 200 at Darlington Raceway.

 

 

 

ARCA

Nick Sanchez Slips Through to Steal Victory at Talladega for Second ARCA Menards Series Win

Nick Sanchez Slips Through to Steal Victory at Talladega for Second ARCA Menards Series Win

 

When Nick Sanchez got shuffled out of the lead pack with 11 laps to go in Saturday’s General Tire 200, it appeared his shot at winning at Talladega Superspeedway was over.

 

Two laps later, Sanchez made a daring, three-wide move to take the race lead moments before a caution flag waved to end the race early, allowing him to claim his second ARCA Menards Series victory dating back to last year and first of the 2022 season.

 

The ARCA Menards Series race at Talladega ended nine laps early so Saturday’s NASCAR Xfinity Series race could start on time. Prior to a restart with 13 laps left, teams were informed that the next flag – checkered or caution – would end the race.

 

“They told me the last caution was going to end it, so I was driving pretty aggressive just trying to get to the front before someone wrecked,” Sanchez said.

 

“It was kind of every man for himself right there,” Sanchez said. “Me and my Max Siegel No. 2 did great. Thank you Max Siegel, everyone from NASCAR Drive for Diversity and Team Chevy.”

 

 

Pole: Drew Dollar

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Next Race: The ARCA Series will return on Saturday, May 14 for the Dutch Boy 150 at Kansas Speedway.

 

 

 

ARCA - West

Landen Lewis Leans on Mentor Ron Hornaday Jr.’s Advice, Wins West Series Debut at Kern County

Landen Lewis Leans on Mentor Ron Hornaday Jr.’s Advice, Wins West Series Debut at Kern County

 

Less than a year after winning in just his second ARCA Menards Series appearance at the DuQuoin State Fairgrounds in Illinois, Lewis managed to take home a checkered flag in his ARCA Menards Series West debut Saturday evening in the Salute to the Oil Industry NAPA Auto Parts 150 at Kern County Raceway Park in Bakersfield, California.

 

Although Kern County is more than 2,500 miles away from his hometown of Ocean Isle Beach, North Carolina, Lewis quickly took a liking to the half-mile facility during the weekend and is eager to make more trips to the West Coast following his victory.

 

“I’m kind of speechless at the moment,” Lewis said in Victory Lane. “This place is pretty freaking awesome, and I’m definitely going to be making a trip back while also running on the West tour some more.”

 

 

Pole: P.J. Pedroncelli

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Next Race: The ARCA Series will return on Saturday, June 4 for the Portland 100 at Portland International Raceway.

 


Superstar Racing Experience

Next Race: The SRX Series will return on 06/18/2022 for the SRX Series Season Opener at Five Flags Speedway.

 

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