MOBILE, Ala. (March 10, 2012) - Frank Kimmel had a strong showing at the inaugural Mobile International Speedway weekend - with as high as pole-fastest practice speeds on the slick track, as well as running as high as third during the ARCA 200. However, a late-race incident on lap 180, with a podium finish or potential Victory Lane visit in site - ended the No. 44 Ansell/Menards Toyota Camry team's night early with an 18th place finishing position.
Kimmel took the green flag in the 11th position and quickly maneuvered through the field during the caution-laden race. Communicating much of the race that he was tight center and loose off, the veteran driver progressed to the second position by lap 69. ... FULL STORY »
(TOLEDO, Ohio) - His name alone stirs attention. At 16 years old, Chase Elliott - the son of NASCAR champion Bill Elliott - is a fan favorite wherever he races.
But young Elliott's position on the family tree isn't ... FULL STORY »
Good news finally came from the small southern Indiana town of Henryville. The massive tornado that took direct aim on the downtown area today spared the life of longtime ARCA competitor Darrell Basham and his family.
"As far as I know, ... FULL STORY »
(TOLEDO, Ohio) - The heart of the ARCA Racing Series presented by Menards schedule takes place in the summer, with 12 races scheduled in 13 weekends from June to August.
Considering that exhausting pace, it's important to additionally note ... FULL STORY »
(TOLEDO, Ohio) - Beginning with next week's Mobile ARCA 200 at Mobile International Speedway, the ARCA Racing Series presented by Menards will allow approved and certified 15-year-old drivers to compete on tracks one mile in length or shorter.
Erik Jones, a ... FULL STORY »
The stars are falling on Alabama for the Inaugural ARCA-Mobile 200 on March 10th as American Idol’s and Texaco Country Showdown’s Jaclyn North has been chosen to sing the national anthem. North will take a break from the recording ... FULL STORY »
(TOLEDO, Ohio) - Alabama is known in racing circles for many of the famous names who called the state home. One of NASCAR's first families, the Flocks, hailed from Fort Payne; Tim, the youngest Flock, won two NASCAR championships ... FULL STORY »
