This article was written by Adam Fenwick and originally appeared on ARCA's website. Here is a link to the original article. Brayton Laster, Wayne Peterson take underdog attitude to DuQuoin A lot with a little: Brayton Laster and Wayne Peterson Motorsports bring their underdog attitude to DuQuoin (Photo: Kostas Lymperopoulos/ARCA Racing) A lot with a little: Brayton Laster and Wayne Peterson Motorsports bring their underdog attitude to DuQuoin By Adam Fenwick www.arcaracing.com August 27, 2025 The expression “bringing a knife to a gunfight” is an idiom, which is defined as a phrase whose meaning is different from the literal meanings of the individual words that make it up. In other words, bringing a knife to a gunfight is a bad idea. But that’s what driver Brayton Laster and Wayne Peterson Motorsports have been doing all year in the ARCA Menards Series. Laster, though, would argue their situation is even worse. “We’re bringing a water gu...
(Photo: Rich Schultz/NASCAR via Getty Images) Glen Reen’s ARCA Menards Series debut at Lime Rock is ‘David against Goliath,’ but ‘never rule out’ David By Brandon White www.arcaracing.com June 26, 2025 Preparing for Lime Rock Park has been a meticulous process for Glen Reen, who slept on Andy Jankowiak’s couch for several days before heading to the track. Nothing was going to make Reen miss the ARCA Menards Series’ debut visit to Lime Rock this weekend. The 1.53-mile road course is located only a couple hours away from Reen’s hometown of Wilbraham, Massachusetts, where its historic reputation became well-known to him as he developed his career. Reen will get a chance to write his own history at Lime Rock on Saturday piloting his own New Wave Home Chevrolet while using Jankowiak’s No. 73 for team owner Kevin Lapierre. The Lime Rock 100 also gives Reen a chance to continue a family tradition at the track, one he hopes will conclude with a strong performanc...
Mark Tunny Wins the World 3 Hour Figure 8 Championship Indianapolis, Indiana Mark Tunny took home the $20,000 check for first place in the World 3 Hour Figure 8 Championship tonight. This marks the 5th time that Tunny has won the Crown Jewel of figure 8 racing at the Indianapolis Speedrome. Tunny was also last years winner too. Tunny jumped into the lead from the 2nd starting spot at the beginning of the race and lead several laps early until it then became a battle between Jeffrey Shackleford and Dalton Conner. As Shackleford and Conner battled for the lead the made incidental contact which too Conner out immediately and eventually case Shackleford lead fluids (allegedly from radiator damage) until he had to pull in, relinquishing the lead to Mark Tunny, who went on to win it. Below is a list of the results of the rest of the field. 1 #3T Mark Tunny World F8 3 Hour Championship Laps Total Time Best Lap Best Time Diff Gap 502 03:00:17.321...
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