The 2025 ARCA Menards Series was the 73rd season of the ARCA Menards Series, a stock car racing series sanctioned by NASCAR in the United States. The season began at Daytona International Speedway with the Ride the 'Dente 200 on February 15 and ended with the Owens Corning 200 at Toledo Speedway on October 4.
Andrés Pérez de Lara entered the season as the defending champion, but did not return to defend his title as he moved up to the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series full-time in 2025, driving for Spire Motorsports and Niece Motorsports. At the conclusion of the season finale at Toledo, Brenden Queen of Pinnacle Racing Group won the championship.
Teams and drivers Note: If a driver is listed as their own crew chief for a particular race, that means that their entry in that race was a start and park.
Complete schedule Manufacturer Team Driver Crew ChiefRef Chevrolet CR7 Motorsports 97 Jason Kitzmiller Jason Kitzmiller ran the full season split between the CR7 Motorsports No. 97 and ACR Motorsports No. 79 cars. Frank Kimmel Grant Enfinger Maples Motorsports 99 Michael Maples Jeremy Petty Kyle Totman Pinnacle Racing Group 28 Brenden Queen (R) Steven Dawson Rev Racing 6 Lavar Scott Glenn Parker Ford Clubb Racing Inc. 03 Alex Clubb Clubb ran the full season split between the Clubb Racing Inc. Nos. 03 and 86 cars. Brian Clubb Tony Blowers Josh White Chris Golden Jeff Maconi Toyota Joe Gibbs Racing 18 William Sawalich Matt Ross Brent Crews Gio Ruggiero Max Reaves Venturini Motorsports 20 Lawless Alan Kevin Reed Jr. Leland Honeyman Julian DaCosta 25 Jake Finch Shannon Rursch Jamie Jones Larry Balsitis Danny Johnson Patrick Staropoli Mason Mitchell Corey Heim Ty Fredrickson Alon Day Sam Corry Jade Avedisian Taylor Reimer 55 Isabella Robusto (R) Larry Balsitis Danny Johnson Shannon Rursch Chevrolet Ford Scofield Motorsports Brad Smith Motorsports 48 Jeff Scofield Brian Finney Gary Sevenans Terry Strange Jeff Smith Brad Smith Toyota Ford City Garage Motorsports Clubb Racing Inc. 86 Becca Monopoli Tom Monopoli Robert Clubb Alex Clubb Shawn Whitfeld Mason Dixon Joe Phelps Chris Golden Tony Blowers Brian Clubb Alex Malycke Brian Clubb Casey Carden Jeff Maconi Chris Golden Corey Aiken Doug Miller Colby Evans Joe Cooksey Josh White Alex Clubb Ford Toyota Chevrolet Fast Track Racing Rev Racing 9 Jason White Steven Barton Chris Vanscoy Mike Sroufe Dick Doheny Joseth Carabantes Andrew Kiernan Ron Swiecki Jr. Derek Peebles Trevor Ward Tony Cosentino Cody Dennison Presley Sorah Nate Moeller Matt Kemp Don Thompson Blaine Donahue Mike Basham Trevor Ward Logan Misuraca Ford Toyota Fast Track Racing 10 Ed Pompa Nate Moeller Joseth Carabantes Dick Doheny Andrew Kiernan Chris Vanscoy Tony Cosentino Mike Sroufe Brad Perez Nate Moeller Tony Cosentino Matt Kemp Tony Musolino Chevrolet Toyota Ford 11 Cody Dennison Mike Sroufe Chris Vanscoy Dick Doheny Andrew Kierman Bryce Haugeberg Mike Basham Morgen Baird Tony Cosentino Zachary Tinkle Matt Wilson Tim Monroe Dustin Hillenburg Ford Toyota At Daytona, the No. 12 was initially a Toyota, but for an unknown reason, it had a technical issue, so their backup 12 was a Ford. Chevrolet 12 Takuma Koga Dick Doheny Carlisle McNair Joseth Carabantes Andrew Kiernan Chris Vanscoy Tim Monroe Matt Kemp Mike Basham Trevor Ward Trent Curtis Tony Cosentino Ford Chevrolet Maples Motorsports VWV Racing 67 Ryan Roulette Todd Parrott Kyle Totman Jeremy Petty Steve Chick Ryan Vargas Mandy Chick Casey Budd Austin Vaughn Presley Sorah Shane Backes Toyota Chevrolet Ford At Michigan, the No. 06 was initially a Toyota, but because the engine blew up, they couldn't race the original No. 06, so their backup 06 was a Ford. Fast Track Racing Wayne Peterson Racing 06 Bryce Haugeberg Chris Vanscoy Nate Moeller Michael Peterson George Gimbert Brayton Laster (R)
Limited schedule Manufacturer Team Driver Crew chief RacesRef Chevrolet 1/4 Ley Racing 4 Dale Quarterley Shane Wilson Alex Quarterley ACR Motorsports 79 Jason Kitzmiller Doug Howe Isaac Kitzmiller Andrew Patterson Racing 40 Andrew Patterson Tony Ponkauskas Austin Simmons Bill McAnally Racing 19 Jake Bollman Cayden Lapcevich Brother-In-Law Racing 57 Hunter Deshautelle Dick Rahilly Todd Cooper Bryan Dauzat Bob Rahilly 75 Bob Rahilly Dick Rahilly Charles Buchanan Racing 87 Chuck Buchanan Jr. Craig Wood CK Motorsports 72 Christopher Werth Ron Otto CW Motorsports 93 Caleb Costner Riley Higgins Darrell Phillips Drew White Motorsports 22 Nick White Mike Harmon Empire Racing 8 Sean Corr Derek Kearns Adam Murphy Kelly Kovski Racing 16 Kelly Kovski Grant Enfinger John Hanson KLAS Motorsports 71 Glen Reen Jesse Martin Moyer-Petroniro Racing 88 A. J. Moyer Kevin Ingram Pinnacle Racing Group 82 Hélio Castroneves Shane Huffman Austin Green Connor Mosack Tristan McKee Rev Racing 2 Lanie Buice Matt Bucher Derek Peebles Eloy Falcón Rick Ware Racing 51 Carson Ware Jeff Spraker Scofield Motorsports 07 Jeff Scofield Tod Meyers Sigma Performance Services 23 Katherine Legge Tom Ackerman Joey Cohen Tyler Reif Spencer Gallagher Spire Motorsports 77 Corey Day Mark McFarland Shane Huffman Tristan McKee Steve Lewis Racing 62 Steve Lewis Jr. Steve Lewis Sr. Strike Mamba Racing 51 Blake Lothian John Reaume 72 Jonathan Reaume Al Lebert Young's Motorsports 02 Craig Bracken Tyler Young Ford AM Racing 76 Kole Raz Ryan London City Garage Motorsports 5 Michael Clayton Logan Hampton Nathan Guerero 85 Becca Monopoli Tom Monopoli High Point Racing 50 Trevor Huddleston Jeff Schrader Jan's Towing Racing with Kennealy Keller Motorsports 1 Robbie Kennealy Chris Greaney 71 Kyle Keller Brian Kizer Kimmel Racing 68 Scott Melton Bill Kimmel Will Kimmel Will Kimmel Regina Sirvent Rette Jones Racing 29 Kyle Steckly Logan Yiengst 30 Garrett Mitchell Mark Rette Ryan Huff Motorsports 36 Ryan Huff Richard Burgess Toyota Central Coast Racing 3 Adrián Ferrer Gilbert Muñoz 13 Tanner Reif Michael Muñoz Hill Motorsports 56 Timmy Hill Terry Elmore Jerry Pitts Racing 5 Eric Johnson Jr. Dustin Ash MacZink Racing 65 Jeffery MacZink Jarod MacZink MAN Motorsports 95 Hunter Wright David Noble Hunter Wright Jackson McLerran Conner Popplewell 96 Jackson McLerran Todd Parrott Martin Racing 52 Robert Martin Jeff Spraker NEMCO Motorsports 29 Ryan Gemmell Joe Nemechek Nitro Motorsports 46 Thad Moffitt Nick Tucker Shannon Rursch Jim Long Danny Johnson Ron Otto 70 Amber Balcaen Jeff McClure Danny Johnson Shannon Rursch Jamie Jones Treyten Lapcevich Taylor Reimer Thomas Annunziata Camden Murphy Sam Corry Thad Moffitt Brent Crews Julian DaCosta Andrew Patterson Justin Rothberg Richmond Motorsports 27 Tim Richmond Adam Murphy Rise Motorsports 31 Tim Viens Matthew Wright Tim Goulet Nik Smith Tim Goulet Rick Goodale Derek White Quinn Davis Chase Howard Bobby Dale Earnhardt Presley Sorah Shearer Speed Racing 98 Dale Shearer Nolan Gross Vincenzo Valentin Mike Basham Shockwave Motorsports 05 David Smith Brandon Carlson Venturini Motorsports 15 Chase Pinsonneault Ron Otto Jamie Jones Larry Balsitis Billy Venturini Treyten Lapcevich Patrick Staropoli Kris Wright Jake Finch Toyota Chevrolet CCM Racing 7 Eric Caudell Jay Shaffer Andy Jirik Kadence Davenport Toyota Chevrolet Cook Racing Technologies 17 Patrick Staropoli Sean Samuels Kaylee Bryson Ford Toyota Brad Smith Motorsports Fast Track Racing 01 Jeff Smith Jayson Reynolds Joseth Carabantes Trevor Ward Matt Kemp Trevor Ward Mike Basham Ford Chevrolet Kimmel Racing Finney Racing Enterprises 69 Nolan Wilson Will Kimmel Bill Kimmel Wally Finney Miguel Gomes Will Kimmel Brian Finney Ford Toyota Chevrolet KLAS Motorsports 73 Andy Jankowiak Mike Dayton Andy Seuss Glen Reen Ford Toyota Chevrolet Mullins Racing 3 Willie Mullins Dinah Mullins Darrell Ferree Will Kimmel Willie Mullins Jeff Spraker Jeff Anton Ford Toyota VWV Racing 34 Corey Aiken Larry Wilcox Brad Elter Austin Vaughn Chevrolet Ford Toyota Wayne Peterson Racing 0 Brayton Laster (R)Laster ran the full season split between the Wayne Peterson Racing Nos. 0 and 06 cars. Michael Peterson Wayne Peterson Ben Peterson Kevin Hinckle Nate Moeller Con Nicolopoulos Notes
Schedule The entire schedule was released on September 27, 2024.
No Race title Track Location Date TVTime (ET) Live Stream 1 Ride the ‘Dente 200 Daytona International Speedway Daytona Beach, Florida February 15 FOX Noon Fox Sports app 2 General Tire 150 Phoenix Raceway Avondale, Arizona March 7FS1 8 PM 3 General Tire 200 Talladega Superspeedway Lincoln, Alabama April 26 12:30 PM 4 Tide 150 Kansas Speedway Kansas City, Kansas May 9 8 PM 5 General Tire 150 Charlotte Motor Speedway Concord, North Carolina May 23 6 PM 6 Henry Ford Health 200 Michigan International Speedway Brooklyn, Michigan June 6 FS2 5 PM 7 Berlin ARCA 200 Berlin Raceway Marne, Michigan June 14 FS1 7 PM 8 Shore Lunch 250 presented by Dutch Boy Elko Speedway Elko New Market, Minnesota June 21FS2 9 PM 9 Lime Rock Park 100 Lime Rock Park Lakeville, Connecticut June 28 4 PM 10 General Tire 150 Dover Motor Speedway Dover, Delaware July 18FS1 5 PM 11 LiUNA! 150 presented by Dutch Boy Lucas Oil Indianapolis Raceway Park Brownsburg, Indiana July 25 5:30 PM 12 Atlas 150 Iowa Speedway Newton, Iowa August 1 7 PM 13 General Tire 100 at The Glen Watkins Glen International Watkins Glen, New York August 8 FS2 2 PM 14 Allen Crowe 100 Illinois State Fairgrounds Racetrack Springfield, Illinois August 17FS1 2 PM 15 Badger 200 Madison International Speedway Rutland, Wisconsin August 22 9 PM 16 Southern Illinois 100 DuQuoin State Fairgrounds Racetrack Du Quoin, Illinois August 31 8:30 PM 17 Bush's Beans 200 Bristol Motor Speedway Bristol, Tennessee September 11 5:30 PM 18 Kentuckiana Ford Dealers ARCA 200 Salem Speedway Salem, Indiana September 20 FS2 8 PM 19 Reese's 150 Kansas Speedway Kansas City, Kansas September 26 FS1 8 PM 20 Owens Corning 200 Toledo Speedway Toledo, Ohio October 4 FS2 4 PM Fox Sports app / FloRacing
Notes Lime Rock Park joined the schedule for the first time. Madison International Speedway returned the schedule for the first time in 5 years.
Season summary Round 1: Ride the 'Dente 200
William Sawalich scored the pole after qualifying was cancelled. In the end, Brenden Queen secured his first career ARCA victory and first of the season in a crash-filled race.
Round 2: General Tire 150 (Phoenix)
Brent Crews scored the pole after qualifying was cancelled. In the end, Crews would hold off Brenden Queen in ARCA overtime and secure his third career ARCA victory and first of the season.
Round 3: General Tire 200
William Sawalich was awarded the pole since no qualifying session was run. In the end, Lawless Alan survived last lap chaos and edged out Thad Moffitt to secure his first career ARCA victory and first of the season. Isabella Robusto finished 3rd in this race, marking the highest finish for a female at Talledega.
Round 4: Tide 150
Lawless Alan won the pole. In the end, Brenden Queen secured his second career ARCA victory over Lawless Alan in a 1 lap shootout after leading the most laps, his second of the season.
Round 5: General Tire 150 (Charlotte)
Will Kimmel won the pole, his first since 2017. However Kimmel blew an engine while leading after just 13 laps. On lap 38 coming to the restart, Garrett Mitchell spun the tires on the restart from the front row after staying out and got loose, making contact with Isabella Robusto, causing her to spin up the track, hitting the outside wall hard. Then William Sawalich and others spun around causing a multi-car stackup. In the end, Austin Green led the most laps and secured his first career ARCA victory in his second career start.
Round 6: Henry Ford Health 200
Brenden Queen won the pole. In the end, Queen held off Corey Heim in a tight battle to secure his third career ARCA victory and his third of the season.
Round 7: Berlin ARCA 200
Treyten Lapcevich won the pole and dominated, leading every lap to secure his first career ARCA victory in his first career start.
Round 8: Shore Lunch 250 presented by Dutch Boy