ARCA's getting a new road course race in 2013...

And it's Road America. Road America will be the 10th different road course to host an ARCA race in ARCA's long history. The race is scheduled for Saturday, June 22, 2013.

This is perfect for ARCA.

>ARCA
>Road America

This could be hilarious. Even as bad as Arca has gotten this year, at least their division is actually introducing some new races.

AWESOME!

Hope to see some ALMS / Grand Am guys kick some @$$.

They better get some more track marshals because with the amount of parts that will be flying around in turn 5 and turn 12, they'll need them.

all we need now is Jaques Villeneuve and it will be perfect.

Oh god, no.

navycook75 wrote:all we need now is Jaques Villeneuve and it will be perfect.

OH GOD, NO!!

letting drivers that don't know a single thing about driving on a 4 mile road course.
well good luck with that

Yellows off TMMC/ARLA style lolololololololololololol

NASCAR Take notes :/

yea nascar. why don't you visit Rockingham in corby, or.even.mallory.park!

Nascar will Probably never visit a Track that isnt in North America unless its a exhibition event.

ARCA at Road America. Hide the kids, hide the wife, hide the dog, hide everything, 'cause they'll be hitting everything out there.

Well, this should highly enjoyable from a fail standpoint at least.

On a side note, I wish Sprint Cup would just come here. (which everyone else probably wants too)

Btw since Road America is joining the ARCA calendar next year, does that mean it will be the support race for when the Nationwide Series races there too or will it have it's own Race weekend there?

nope, cup races have to be on tracks owned by bruton $mith, or the frances. think about it

AntmanB wrote:Nascar will Probably never visit a Track that isnt in North America unless its a exhibition event.

That's what I've been thinking about for quite a long time. I think NASCAR should make a visit to Rockingham Speedway in England for a special All-Star exhibition race, but then again it would be all about the money and how the teams and drivers and crews would be able to get there too.

BWardboy88 wrote:

AntmanB wrote:Nascar will Probably never visit a Track that isnt in North America unless its a exhibition event.

That's what I've been thinking about for quite a long time. I think NASCAR should make a visit to Rockingham Speedway in England for a special All-Star exhibition race, but then again it would be all about the money and how the teams and drivers and crews would be able to get there too.

It would make one hell of an event. I know of at least 20 people that I know who would go. I'm no sure whether Rockingham has safer barriers though and the oval hasn't been used in a ridiculous amount of time.

Metro 6r4 wrote:

BWardboy88 wrote:

AntmanB wrote:Nascar will Probably never visit a Track that isnt in North America unless its a exhibition event.

That's what I've been thinking about for quite a long time. I think NASCAR should make a visit to Rockingham Speedway in England for a special All-Star exhibition race, but then again it would be all about the money and how the teams and drivers and crews would be able to get there too.

It would make one hell of an event. I know of at least 20 people that I know who would go. I'm no sure whether Rockingham has safer barriers though and the oval hasn't been used in a ridiculous amount of time.

I know, only the Pickup Truck Series uses the Oval section these days, and yes that track doesn't have a SAFER barrier there as far as I know. I'm sure they will put one there soon but it would take a considerable amount of time.