The 2025 ARCA Menards General Tire 150 is set to take place this Friday, July 18, at Dover Motor Speedway in Dover, Delaware. This race, part of the ARCA Menards Series, will consist of 150 laps around the one-mile concrete oval track and is scheduled to start at 5 p.m. ET, with coverage on FS1.
Overview of the 2025 General Tire 150 at Dover
The General Tire 150 marks the tenth event of the 2025 ARCA Menards Series season. Drivers will compete over a 150-mile distance at the historic Dover Motor Speedway, known for its challenging surface and unique demands on teams and drivers alike. This event follows the competition held earlier this season at Lime Rock Park.
Confirmed Drivers Entering the Race
A total of 25 drivers are officially entered for this year’s General Tire 150, all vying for a spot in the race lineup. Among the competitors are several notable names, including Blaine Donahue (#9) and Tony Cosentino (#10), both representing Fast Track Racing. Joe Gibbs Racing fields Brent Crews in the #18 car, while Venturini Motorsports enters Jake Finch driving the #25. Other drivers to watch include Rick Goodale from Rise Motorsports in #31, Austin Vaughn representing the Vaughn family team in #34, Ryan Roulette with Maples Motorsports in #67, and Corey Aiken of Clubb Racing Inc. in #86.
Additional Insights and Past Highlights
Joseph Srigley, editor-in-chief at TobyChristie, shared the full entry list on X (formerly Twitter), confirming all 25 drivers expected to compete this weekend at Dover Motor Speedway. Last year’s race winner, NASCAR Xfinity Series regular Connor Zilisch, who posted a finishing time of one hour, 46 minutes, and two seconds, is not listed among this year’s entrants.
Fans can anticipate an eventful weekend of racing action at Dover, with the General Tire 150 promising intense competition among a diverse group of season drivers.
Anticipated Race Impact and What to Expect
The General Tire 150 is pivotal as it represents the midpoint of the ARCA Menards Series season, potentially influencing championship standings and driver momentum. With experienced teams such as Fast Track Racing and Joe Gibbs Racing involved, and a field loaded with competitive drivers including Tony Cosentino and Brent Crews, the race outcome may affect team strategies moving forward. Observers will be keen to see how rookies and veterans alike perform on Dover’s demanding concrete surface.
