Photo – AP/Nam Y. Huh
Mason Mitchell finally broke into victory lane in the ARCA Racing Series at Chicagoland Speedway on Saturday.
Mitchell passed Justin Boston for the lead with six laps to go and never looked back for his first career win in the series. The 20-year-old driver had four runner-up finishes in his last six races before his win this weekend. Continue reading
Photo – Ranier Ehrhardt
So far in the 2014 ARCA season, it has been the same old song and dance for Grant Enfinger. The Alabama driver has won the first three races to start the season, becoming only the second driver to so do since Ramo Stott in 1970.
Enfinger showed speed in last year’s Talladega race, before getting caught up in an accident. The No. 90 car is the one to beat again this weekend at Talladega. He will have some challengers hot on his tail.
Grant Enfinger will go down in history as the second driver to win the first three races of an ARCA Season. Photo – Grant Enfinger’s Twitter account
For the third straight ARCA race this season, Grant Enfinger found himself in victory lane once again. The Alabama driver took advantage of leader Ken Schrader’s flat tire coming to white flag and picked up his third win in as many races in 2014.
Enfinger showed muscle early, leading the first 104 laps, picking up where he left off at Mobile back in March. Mason Mitchell assumed the race lead on lap 105, until the veteran Schrader found himself out in front. Enfinger dropped as low as fourth in the race, but worked his way back to second to battle with Schrader. Continue reading
The ARCA Racing Series heads to the .555 mile Salem Speedway in Indiana. Salem has a rough surface and has been compared to the likes of Darlington Raceway and vice versa. ARCA has visited Salem and its high banks since 1955. Continue reading