Clear contender Justin Lofton enters the Click It or Ticket Buckle-Up Kentucky 150 this weekend at Kentucky Speedway second in the series point standings. Lofton, driver of the No. 6 Eddie Sharp Racing Toyota also has an impressive compilation of stats at Kentucky. Last July, Lofton finished 10th in the 150-mile race and earlier this season during the first visit for the ARCA RE/MAX Series on the 1.5-mile track, he narrowly missed a trip to victory lane, finishing second. "I like Kentucky. It's a good track with different lanes and plenty of room to pass," Lofton said. "I put in a few laps here a few weeks ago and I'm ready for this race. It's time for us to get another ... FULL STORY »
Tim George Jr. will mark a first this weekend when he makes a return visit to the Kentucky Speedway for Saturday night's Click It or Ticket Buckle-Up Kentucky 150. With just 11 events of the 21-race schedule complete, George Jr. will ... FULL STORY »
When: July 18, 2009 Event: Click It or Ticket Buckle-Up Kentucky 150 / 150 miles for 100 laps Track: Kentucky Speedway Track length: 1.5-mile Coverage: TV coverage, SPEED 9:30 PM EST; ARCARacing.com live audiocast, 9:45 PM EST Defending race winners Last July, Eddie Sharp ... FULL STORY »
LONG POND PA (7-14-09) - Jam-packed with story lines and a stampede of race-ready rookies, the ARCA RE/MAX Series will soon trek in an easterly direction to Long Pond, Pennsylvania for the Pennsylvania ARCA 200 at Pocono Raceway, Saturday afternoon, ... FULL STORY »
Eddie Sharp Racing continued their dominance of the top 10 on Saturday at Iowa Speedway with Steve Arpin and Justin Lofton both nabbing top 10 runs. ESR's other entries driven by Craig Goess, Jr. and Tim George Jr. also had ... FULL STORY »
Tim George Jr. entered the Prairie Meadows 200 at Iowa Speedway confident of a solid run after a recent test session on the 7/8-mile track but the speed of the short track under race conditions offered up a challenge to ... FULL STORY »
Tim George Jr. kept busy while the ARCA RE/MAX Series took a break from competition over the last two weeks. He crammed in two test sessions, donated his name and associate sponsors to the Big Brother charity event, and took ... FULL STORY »