2025 ARCA Menards Series

[donthaveanickname]

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 lot of ARCA races until 23 and even took a peak into a few races last year, always liked the mix of up-and-comers and seasoned veterans and the mix of short tracks and NASCAR speedway tracks.
The races were less of a mess than the trucks most weeks.

 

[aunty dive]

I wonder why the West car counts have fallen that far?

 

[kkfan91]

I don't know what the "'dente" is but they are ready to ride it.

https://www.arcaracing.com/2025/02/06/entry-list-ride-the-dente-200-daytona-international-speedway/?fbclid=IwY2xjawIRvz1leHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHatszaQ_qp-Z69mLPpZ5HTbp7ApnrZaP2us1cNl3ynIXO5FIMZUU5Yq6Pg_aem_5Y3wW5dnrJ6A3sBr-jAv2Q

 

[REBS31]

47 cars entered, glad Daytona is still drawing a good lineup

 

[virtualbalboa]

Rooting for Cleetus as it is the most ridiculous possible outcome.

East (which of course used to be North) and West both lost the pipeline of cheap Cup chassis for a decade plus. Also the way driver development was done changed so you have factory supported drivers with multi-million dollar budgets racing against a guy who is used to finishing 15th at South Boston. This is what's left.