July 28, 2021 (Concord, NC) – Scheduled to appear today on ABC’s Good Morning America during the GMA3: What You Need to Know Hour, the first Female Arab driver of NASCAR Toni Breidinger, has announced the move to Venturini Motorsports, a Toyota Racing Development team, for the remainder of 2021 ARCA Menards Series. Along with the headlines, Breidinger has signed a partnership with Triller, the globally popular AI-powered social media experience.

The partnership will kick off this weekend at the Calypso Lemonade 200 at Winchester Speedway, where Breidinger will drive No. 25 Triller Toyota Camry.

As part of a five race deal, Breidinger’s schedule will also include the two Illinois mile-dirt races at Springfield (August 22) and DuQuoin (September 5), as well as Kansas Speedway (October 23) and the ARCA Menards Series West race Phoenix Raceway (November 6).

“I am thankful for this partnership with Triller and for them to believe in female athletes and especially in motorsports. I am so excited to be back racing a Toyota Camry with Venturini Motorsports,” said Breidinger. “As a young female athlete who has diverse interests and wants to have young people get excited about the sport I love, Triller is the perfect match with me on the track. The mix of engaged socially conscious young people from around the world is the audience I want to connect with, and I think as we grow together all will learn, have fun and experience new events together.”

A perfect driver, “partnership match” indeed, Breidinger with nearly 2-million followers across her social media will use her influence and Triller to create the ultimate Multimedia Fan Engagement experience.

“Toni (Breidinger) is the perfect fit for an entry into NASCAR and all forms of racing for Triller,” said Bobby Sarnevesht, Chairman and Co-Owner of Triller. “She is a disruptive, smart, highly competitive, socially conscious and engaged athlete who our millions of followers are just starting to learn about. We look forward to helping to elevate her story and her platform and connect her with the stars who are already deeply involved in Triller, as well as giving our followers a first look into NASCAR and helping to grow the sport with a younger and very engaged and loyal audience.”

Breidinger, USAC’s all-time winningest female driver with 19 victories, makes her way back to the team she broke into the ranks of ARCA with, when she posted a career best 10th place finish in her series debut driving for Venturini Motorsports in 2018.

The No. 25 Toyota will also carry associate sponsorship from Hair Club. Hair Club is North America’s number one provider of hair loss solutions with nearly 120 locations nationwide.

The Calypso Lemonade 200 from Winchester Speedway on July 31 will broadcast live on MAVTV Motorsports Network starting at 8 p.m. ET with a live stream available on NBC Sports Gold’s TrackPass.

About TrillerNet
Triller, Triller Fight Club and FITE are owned by TrillerNet, a first-of-its-kind company consolidating technology and content platforms to lead the move to Internet 3.0. TrillerNet pairs the culture of music with sports, fashion, entertainment and influencers through a 360-degree view of content and technology. TrillerNet—which owns the globally popular Triller app used by musicians, celebrities, athletes, and overall culture setters—has more than 300 million users worldwide. The Triller app—unlike other popular short-video apps it is often compared to, encourages its users to post the content created on the app across other social media platforms and websites. The app uses proprietary AI and Machine Learning technology which is uniquely tied to the content rather than the user. By tracking the content, Triller empowers its tastemakers and users to push their content virally to affiliated and non-affiliated sites and networks reaching hundreds of millions of additional users. Data and insights gleaned from the Triller network, its creators, artists and users (from the app and off network) are used to program longer-form content, connect users across the web with the content, and provide unprecedented opportunities for engagement and monetization. TrillerNet has developed highly successful campaigns that begin with the app and continue throughout the entire content and technology ecosystem with some of the biggest brands in the world, including Pepsi, McDonalds, Weedmaps, DraftKings, L’Oreal, and many others. TrillerNet offers brands a unique content and technology solution, including direct deals with the influencers and celebrities. This branded content journey starts with short-form video and can easily expand into valuable long-form content distributed through the Triller Network, such as live-event boxing and music PPVs, fashion shows, and episodic reality content on TrillerTV. Some of the more than 65 original half-hour TrillerTV shows include The D’Amelios Family’s “Ask a DAM Question,” Jennifer Lopez In The Morning, Jake Paul: Staying On Top, 2 Chainz Let’s Do It, DJ Khaled’s Spreading Love, Hype House’s Thomas Petrou’s Coffee Talks, Josh Richards’ Josh Pong, Ur Lov’d: the Noah Beck Show, Fat Joe’s Masterclass, The Perez Hilton Show, and Violet Benson’s Too Tired To Be Crazy, among others. TrillerNet additionally owns Verzuz, the massive live-stream music platform launched by Swizz Beatz and Timbaland, and Triller Fight Club (www.TrillerFightClub.com), which launched last year with the highly successful Tyson-Jones Fight which shattered digital PPV records. Other holdings include leading AI-powered customer engagement platform Amplify.ai, and FITE, the premier live event and PPV, AVOD, SVOD streaming platform.

About Venturini Motorsports
With over 75 victories, the 2019 ARCA Menards Series champions, Venturini Motorsports, are an official Toyota Racing Development team, and have been a permanent fixture in the ARCA Menards Series since 1983 and are considered one of the early pioneers in NASCAR driver development programs. Since Joey Logano, the 2018 Monster Energy NASCAR Cup champion, raced for the team in 2007, VMS has gone onto assist many of the sports’ top driver prospects in pursuit of making it to the highest levels of stock car racing. The growing list of drivers racing today in one of NASCAR’s top-three touring series include current Toyota drivers Christopher Bell, Bubba Wallace, Harrison Burton, Brandon Jones, Christian Eckes, and Chandler Smith. VMS Alumni also include Ryan Blaney, Alex Bowman, William Byron, Erik Jones, Joey Logano, Daniel Suarez, Justin Allgaier, Noah Gragson, Justin Haley, Myatt Snider, Hailie Deegan, Todd Gilliland, and Raphael Lessard.

July 23, 2021 (Concord, NC) – All eyes focused on the next ten races as the ARCA Menards Series Championship battle between Corey Heim and Ty Gibbs resumes Saturday in the Shore Lunch 150 at Iowa Speedway. With 10 races down and 10 to go, Venturini Motorsports’ wheelman Corey Heim heads to the Iowa with a slim 5-point advantage.  Combining for nine wins after the first ten races Heim and Gibbs have near mirror stats after the midway point.

Heim, driver of the No. 20 JBL Toyota enters the second half of the season with four wins, 9 top-5’s and ten top-10’s.  The Georgia driver kicked of the season in dramatic fashion winning at Daytona International Speedway.  His VMS backed team went on adding victories at Talladega Superspeedway, Pocono Raceway and Elko Speedway earlier this month.

Rejoining Heim this weekend in Iowa is VMS teammate Drew Dollar who returns to the seat of the No.15 Sunbelt Rentals Toyota.  Making his eighth ARCA Menards Series appearance of the season looks to break into the win column after a pair of second place finishes earlier in the year.  Competing part-time in ARCA during 2021, Dollar has posted five top-5’s and six top-10’s.

Jesse Love, in the midst of a three race series appearance streak, slides back in the No. 25 Mobil 1 Toyota as he targets his first career win in ARCA’s premier touring series.  ARCA Menards.  Love, a native of California, has posted three top-5’s and four top-10’s on the season, including a career best at Elko Speedway.

The Shore Lunch 150 will broadcast live on MAVTV Motorsports Network starting at 8 p.m. CT with a live stream available on NBC Sports Gold’s TrackPass.

July 15, 2021 (Concord, NC) – After a podium sweep last weekend at Elko Speedway, Venturini Motorsports returns to ARCA Menards Series short track action with a carbon copy lineup for Saturday night’s Zinsser SmartCoat 200 at Berlin Raceway.

Set in Western Michigan off the scenic shores of Lake Michigan, Berlin’s tricky 7/16-mile paved oval delivers exciting action flag-to-flag. This week’s event will be no different as championship title contenders once again face off for 200-laps of racing under the lights.

Fresh off his fourth victory of the season, Corey Heim (No.20 Craftsman Toyota) enters the series’ half-way point on the schedule with a slim 7-point advantage in the point standings over fellow Toyota driver Ty Gibbs. A two pony show from the onset, Heim and Gibbs have dominated ARCA Series competition in 2021, trading blows and combining for nine wins in as many races.

Eighteen-year-old Heim has been a model of consistency on tour with an impressive 2.2 average finishing spot while completing every lap run during series competition during the first nine events. In addition to his four wins, the Georgia native has claimed one General Tire Pole award, eight top-5’s and nine top-10’s.

The California kid, Jesse Love, returns to ARCA Series action after setting a career best second-place finish last week at Elko Speedway.  Piloting VMS’ No.15 Mobil 1 Toyota Camry, Love, 16, is running a straight diet of short events across ARCA’s elite touring series, the West Series and other standalone late model races.  A threat every time he slides into the driver’s seat, Love is the defending ARCA West Champion.

After a turbulent start to her season the highly touted Gracie Trotter (No.25 Calico Coatings Toyota) is beginning to take shape after strong finishes in back-to-back ARCA Menards Series events.  The Denver, North Carolina driver finished third and set a new career best last week at Elko Speedway.  At home on the short tracks, the 19-year old driver became the first female driver in history to win an ARCA sanctioned event after capturing the checkered flag in 2020 during the ARCA West race at the Bullring in Las Vegas.

Saturday’s ARCA Menards Series Zinsser SmartCoat 200 from Berlin Raceway is scheduled to broadcast live on MAVTV starting at 8:00PM ET.

July 12, 2021 (Concord, NC) – It was Saturday night short track racing at its best.  Expected to be a fierce battle between ARCA Racing Series championship contenders Corey Heim and Ty Gibbs, the two drivers squared off under the lights at Elko Speedway for the Menards 250 – and they didn’t disappoint.

After 247-laps of racing it came down to a final late race caution to restack the field to determine the winner.  Trailing Gibbs with only three laps remaining, Corey Heim and his No. 20 Craftsman Toyota lined up behind his rival on the final restart. At the drop of the green a determined Heim wasted no time as he put a bumper to Gibbs entering turn one and muscled his way past the leader to earn his fourth victory of the season.

After the race Heim defended his move commenting on Gibb’s aggressive driving earlier in the race when the two drivers were battling side-by-side for the lead when Gibbs nudged the left rear of Heim moving him up the track for the lead.

“We also have a couple of dents on the left rear, the left side door and the left front,” Heim stated from victory lane when asked about the damage to his car related from the early race incident with Gibbs. “Just paid back what he did to me earlier in the night. That’s all it comes down to.”

The only ARCA tour winners so far on the season, Heim and Gibbs, who finished fourth, have now combined for nine wins overall. Heim entered Saturday night’s Elko race with a three-point advantage over Gibbs for the lead in the standings – his win extends that lead to seven points with 11 races remaining.

Not to get lost in the headlines, Venturini Motorsports’ drivers Jesse Love (No.15 Mobil 1 Toyota) and Gracie Trotter (No.25 Calico Coatings Toyota) turned in exceptional efforts completing the team’s podium sweep finishing second and third in Elko’s short track classic.  Both drivers, with limited series starts each, set new personal bests with their respective finishes.

As summer moves on expect the heat to turn up a notch between series rivals as the ARCA Menards Series enters a three week stretch of short track racing beginning with the Zinsser Smart Coat 200 at Berlin Raceway on Saturday night.

July 7, 2021 (Concord, NC) – The Land of 10,000 Lakes welcomes back the ARCA Menards Series for this weekend’s Menards 250 at Elko Speedway. Located 30-minutes outside of Minneapolis, Elko Speedway has been a mainstay on the ARCA schedule since former Venturini Motorsports’ driver Brennan Poole won the inaugural race in 2012.

Consistently packed with enthusiastic race fans, Elko’s top-notch facility features a tight 3/8-mile paved oval which year-after-year delivers exciting racing action from the drop of the green flag.  Falling off the schedule last season due to Covid-19, VMS returns to defend Chandler Smith’s team victory in 2019.

Leading the way back to Elko for VMS is current ARCA Menards Series’ championship points leader Corey Heim (No.20 Craftsman Toyota).  Coming off his third win of the season two weeks ago at Pocono Raceway, the 19-year old driver hopes to keep the pressure on his competition.  Holding a slim 3-point advantage over Ty Gibbs for top spot, the two Toyota Racing Development drivers have delivered back-and-forth blows all season long – expect nothing else this weekend as the rivalry continues.

Boasting a 2.4 average finish over the first eight races of 2021, Heim, with four ARCA career wins since 2019 has accumulated seven top-5 and eight top-10 finishes to go along with his 2021 season victories at Daytona, Talladega and Pocono.

Expecting to challenge Heim at Elko is 16-year old teammate Jesse Love who returns to ARCA’s premier series to pilot VMS’ No.15 Mobil 1 Toyota Camry for his second ARCA Menards Series appearance of the 2021 season.  Love, the defending ARCA West Champion, is coming off a dramatic West Series win over 4^thof July weekend at Irwindale Speedway. The second of nine scheduled ARCA Menards Series events with VMS in 2021, the Menlo Park, California teen finished fourth at Toledo Speedway back in May.

Also making her first team driving appearance since Toledo is 19-year old short track vixen Gracie Trotter (No.25 Calico Toyota).  After an inconspicuous start to her season, Trotter rebounded the last time out with a sixth-place finish. Running an abbreviated 10-race ARCA Menards Schedule this season, the Denver, NC native became the first female driver in history to win an ARCA sanctioned event after capturing the checkered flag in 2020 during the ARCA West race at the Bullring in Las Vegas.

Saturday’s ARCA Menards Series’ Menards 250 from Elko Speedway is scheduled to broadcast live on MAVTV starting at 9 p.m. CT / 10 p.m. ET.

June 27, 2021 (Concord, NC) – Corey Heim and his high-powered Venturini Motorsports (VMS) JBL Toyota team held off Ty Gibbs on Friday to claim their third win of the season in the ARCA Menards Series General Tire #AnywhereIsPossible 200 at Pocono Raceway.

Heim’s timely victory provided the teenager with critical points in what’s shaping up to be a tight championship battle.  Heim holds a slim 4-point advantage over Gibbs for the top spot with 12-races remaining on the schedule.

“This JBL Camry was phenomenal today,” said Heim, who picked up his fourth career ARCA Menards Series victory Friday at Pocono. “I dedicate this one to (crew chief) Shannon Rursch; he hit the balance perfect on that last stop. I tried to do the best I could for feedback. He hit it right on the dot.”

Heim took the green flag for the final restart Friday at Pocono Raceway thinking he was in the wrong position. Turns out he was in the perfect place at the right time, and 17 laps later, he took the checkered flag to win on the legendary 2.5-mile tri-oval. Heim’s Pocono win also marks VMS’ 75^th ARCA Menards Series victory all-time.

On that last restart, knowing the inside was the preferred lane, race leader Ty Gibbs dipped low in an attempt to block a charging Chandler Smith (No.25 Safelite Toyota) at the drop of the green flag. Gibbs and Smith made contact and drifted to the inside wall, sending Smith back up the race track. Somehow, Smith amazingly avoided other cars and saved his own from a spin.

Smith had to pit after his contact with Gibbs; the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series regular finished 12th a couple laps down.

Drew Dollar (No.15 Sunbelt Rentals Toyota) continued to be a model of consistency on the track finishing third for his fifth top-five finish in seven ARCA Menards Series races this season.

The ARCA Menards Series returns to action Saturday, July 10, for the Menards 250 at Minnesota’s Elko Speedway. That race, scheduled to start at 9 p.m. CT / 10 p.m. ET, will broadcast live on MAVTV Motorsports Network with live streaming available on NBC Sports Gold’s TrackPass.

(Concord, NC) June 24, 2021 – Venturini Motorsports (VMS) and the ARCA Menards Series return to action for their eight of 20 races on the 2021 schedule. Nearing the halfway point in the season VMS looks to continue their team success in Friday’s General Tire #AnywhereIsPossible 200 with drivers Corey Heim, Drew Dollar and Chandler Smith.

Making his first ARCA Menards Series start since 2020, Chandler Smith, driver of the No.25 Safelite Toyota returns to VMS for Friday’s General Tire #AnywhereIsPossible 200 at Pocono Speedway. Currently driving full-time in the Camplng World Truck Series for Kyle Busch Motorsports, Smith is well-known in ARCA series. 

Making 33 series’ starts over the last three years, the Georgia teenager has 9 victories during his time driving for VMS. A consistent threat, Smith has led 33% (1,761 laps) of all series’ laps completed during competition.  In two previous Pocono starts, Smith finished seventh in 2019 and second last year. 

Championship contender Corey Heim (No.20 JBL Toyota) is back and looking for his third victory on the season after finishing 7th the last time out at Mid-Ohio. Heim, who’s battled Ty Gibbs for the top spot in ARCA’s points race finds himself with a slim one point advantage over his fellow Toyota Racing counterpart. Heim, a three time series winner finished fourth in his only career start at Pocono back in 2019.

Drew Dollar will make his seventh start of the season behind the wheel of his No.15 Sunbelt Rentals Toyota for VMS. Still looking to break into the win column in 2021, Dollar will make his second career start at Pocono in Friday’s General Tire #AnywhereIsPossible 200.  Dollar with one series win in 28 starts finished 12th in his last series start at Mid-Ohio. 

Friday’s ARCA Menards Series General Tire #AnywhereIsPossible 200 will broadcast live on FS1 at 6 p.m. ET with live streaming available on the Fox Sports App. A radio broadcast also will be available on MRN and SiriusXM.

Venturini Motorsports Prepares for Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course in ARCA’s First Series Visit Since 1965; Drivers Corey Heim, Drew Dollar and Brandon Jones Ready for Road Course Action

June 2, 2021 (Concord, NC) – The ARCA Menards Series will return to Mid-Ohio Sports Car Club for the first time since 1965 when it competes at the 2.258-mile, 13-turn road course on Friday, June 4. No strangers to road course racing Venturini Motorsports (VMS) will make the Midwest trip with a trio of all Georgia born contenders led by Corey Heim, Drew Dollar and current NASCAR Xfinity Series driver Brandon Jones.

Coming off another strong team showing over Memorial Day Weekend at Charlotte Motor Speedway – VMS’s Toyota drivers finished second (Corey Heim), third (Drew Dollar) and fourth (Parker Chase) – the team is now looking to capture the organization’s second road course win in as many years, the longtime ARCA team will make the quick turnaround in preparation for Friday’s Dawn 150 at Mid-Ohio.

A true test of discipline, Corey Heim (No. 20 Craftsman Toyota) born in Marietta, Georgia, will put his early season hot streak with VMS on the line when he makes his first career road course start a Mid-Ohio Sports Car Club.

Entering the series’ seventh event of the 2021 season, the 18-year old driver continues to top ARCA’s Championship Driver Points standings holding a slim 10-point advantage over Ty Gibbs.  A model of consistency, Heim boasts a 1.8 finishing average behind two wins (Daytona / Talladega) and six consecutive top-3 finishes to start the season.

Drew Dollar (No.15 Sunbelt Toyota) making his sixth start of the season with VMS, is coming off a third-place finish at Charlotte.  The 20-year old Georgian has one career road course race under his belt, earning a 12^thplace finish last season at Daytona’s road track.  Dollar enters Mid-Ohio with 27 series starts since making his ARCA Menards Series debut in 2019 –  collectively posting 1 win, eight top-5’s and 21 top-10 finishes.

Brandon Jones (No. 25 Tide-Bounty Toyota) a current five-time NASCAR (Camping World / Xfinity Series) winner and former VMS driver returns to the ARCA Menards Series for the first time since 2018 to compete in Friday’s ARCA Dawn 150 at Mid-Ohio Sports Car Club. Jones, 24, out of Atlanta, Georgia is a five-time ARCA tour winner.

Currently driving full-time for Toyota’s Joe Gibbs Racing in the Xfinity Series (4-wins), Jones will bring veteran leadership to the Mid-Ohio road course. Competing in a combined 254 events across the ARCA Menards Series, NASCAR Camping World Truck Series and NASCAR Xfinity Series since 2013, Jones hopes to capture his first road course victory in 21-career attempts.  This will be his sixth start at Mid-Ohio with a career best 10^th place finish coming in the Xfinity Series in 2019.

Friday’s ARCA Menards Series Dawn 150 from Mid-Ohio Sports Car Club is scheduled to broadcast live on FS1 starting at 6:00 PM EST.

May 28, 2021 (Concord, NC) – All racing eyes will be sharply focused on Charlotte Motor Speedway this Memorial Day Weekend for a quadruple header featuring NASCAR’s current and future stars.  Joining NASCAR’s top three series (CUP, XFINITY and Camping World), the ARCA Menards Series takes to the track in primetime Saturday night for the 100-lap General Tire 150.

Leading the way back to Charlotte for Venturini Motorsports (VMS) is the current series’ points leader Corey Heim. Heim, driver of the No.20 JBL Toyota Camry, with crew chief Shannon Rursch calling the shots, enters weekend competition with a 17-point advantage over fellow Toyota driver Ty Gibbs and boasts a staggering 1.8 average finish over his first five starts of the 2021 season.

Finishing second last weekend on Toledo’s half-mile track, the 18-year old Georgia native will make his first-ever start at Charlotte Motor Speedway.  Collecting each of his three ARCA series victories over his last six starts, Heim has been dominant early on this season with two wins and five top-3 finishes since the start of the 2021 campaign.

Like most racers growing up, honing their driving skills on short tracks, Heim has further proven his stock on the big tracks since becoming speedway eligible last year.  Of his 21 ARCA career starts, six have come on track surfaces 1.5 mile and larger.  Finding his knack for speed, Heim shines during superspeedway competition – yet to finish outside the top-4 positions in each of his six speedway races, the Toyota driver has three wins (Kansas ‘20, Daytona ‘21 and Talladega ‘21), a third place effort (Kansas ‘21) and a pair of fourth places finishes (Kansas ’20 / Pocono ’19) on his resume.

Another hot shoe for VMS looking to make headlines in Charlotte is Drew Dollar.  Returning to ARCA action, Dollar is back behind the wheel of his familiar No.15 Sunbelt Rentals Toyota Camry with Billy Venturini atop the pit box.

Dollar with one ARCA victory (Talladega ’20) over 26-career series starts has a pair of runner-up finishes and three top-5 finishes over his first five events of the 2021 season.  The 20-year old driver, running a split season in ARCA and NASCAR’s Camping World Truck series, will be pulling double duty this weekend at Charlotte Motor Speedway, running the NASCAR Truck race on Friday night followed up by Saturday night’s ARCA General Tire 150.

Chomping at the bit to make his ARCA season debut and second series start of his career, Texas native, Parker Chase will hold the wheel for VMS driving the No.25 NXTLVL Marine Toyota Camry at Charlotte Motor Speedway.

Chase, the 2018 Pirelli World Challenge Champion and American sports car road course veteran, will make his first of five starts on the season with VMS during Saturday’s ARCA Menards Series General Tire 150 in Charlotte. The New Braunfels, Texas native will also compete in ARCA’s top division at Winchester Speedway (7/31), Bristol Motor Speedway (9/16), Kansas Speedway (10/23) before finishing his schedule driving in the ARCA Menards Series West finale at Phoenix Raceway (11/6).

Chase, who earlier in the year signed with Kyle Busch Motorsports for two NASCAR Camping World Truck Series’ road course events, has one career ARCA start on his resume competing on Daytona’s Road Course in 2020.  Parker, competing with Toyota teammate Kyle Busch, also captured a top ten team finish in the Rolex 24 Hours of Daytona in 2020.

With 74 all-time ARCA Menards Series victories, the long-time ARCA team will rely on the Toyota driver trio of Corey Heim, Drew Dollar and Parker Chase to deliver the team’s first ever win at Charlotte.

Saturday’s ARCA Menards Series General Tire 150 from Charlotte Motor Speedway is scheduled to broadcast live on FS1 starting at 7:00 PM EST.

May 20, 2021 (Concord, NC) – Home of the ARCA Menards Series, Toledo Speedway plays host when the series’ makes its fifth stop of the season in Saturday’s Herr’s 200. Gearing up for the short track battle Venturini Motorsport’s team effort will be led by current points leader Corey Heim, Gracie Trotter and team newcomer Jessie Love.

Winner of three of the last five ARCA Series events, Corey Heim (No.20 Craftsman Toyota) will make his second career start at the Ohio half-mile track. In his sole Toledo start the Georgia driver claimed a top-10 finish in 2019. Riding his Toyota team’s early season momentum Heim is poised to add to his impressive season resume.  Already with two wins and four top-3 finishes in as many races, the 18-year old holds a 13-point advantage in the standings over Ty Gibbs.

Jesse Love, 2020’s ARCA West Series Champion, will make his VMS season debut in ARCA’s top touring series and first at Toledo behind the wheel of his No.15 Mobil 1 Toyota.  At 16-years old, the California kid bring will bring his swagger and short track tenacity when he rolls off for his first track appearance during his sixth overall series start.  Scheduled to make nine ARCA Menards Series team starts in 2021, Love is paired with Kevin Reed, one of the winningest crew chiefs in the series over the last 10-years.

Returning to her short track racing roots, Gracie Trotter (No.25 Calico Coatings Toyota) is determined to get back on track after an unexpected string of bad luck has spoiled the North Carolina driver’s early season efforts. Entering familiar short track territory, the 19-year old Trotter became the first female in history to win an ARCA sanctioned event after capturing the checkered flag in 2020 during the ARCA West race at the Bullring in Las Vegas. Scheduled to make her seventh career series start, Saturday’s 200-lap event will be her first at Toledo Speedway.

With 74 all-time ARCA Menards Series team victories, VMS displays four Toledo trophies at their Concord, North Carolina shop.  Bill Venturini claimed the team’s first win at the track during his first of two championship seasons in 1987.  Former team drivers Justin Boston (’14), Todd Gilliland (’15) and Chandler Smith (’19) have their names etched on the other three Toledo Speedway trophies.

Saturday’s ARCA Menards Series Herr’s Potato Chip 200 from Toledo Speedway is scheduled to broadcast live on MAVTV starting at 8:00 PM EST.