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ARCA Menards Series General Tire 150: Qualifying Canceled, Brent Crews Earns Pole Position, Lineup At Phoenix Raceway

Jeff Hawkins Written by Sports EditorJeff Hawkins
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ARCA Menards Series General Tire 150: Qualifying Canceled, Brent Crews Earns Pole Position, Lineup At Phoenix Raceway

Rain fell in the desert Friday, washing out Phoenix Raceway’s ARCA Menards Series practice and qualifying sessions. 

A few hours before the scheduled green flag, race officials hoped to allow the teams to run practice laps along the one-mile oval before the General Tire 150. 

The race lineup was established by rotating the 2024 owner points for the ARCA and ARCA West Series. In the showcase event, drivers from each division were represented. 

Brent Crews, who races for Joe Gibbs Racing, earned the pole. The 16-year-old benefited from William Sawalich’s work with the No. 18 Toyota team last season.  

Tanner Reif will start on the outside of the front row. 

NASCAR National Series regulars Lawless Alan, Thad Moffitt and Corey Day could be drivers to watch.

Starting Lineup for NASCAR ARCA Menards Series’ General Tire 150   

Here is a look at the lineup for Friday night’s NASCAR ARCA Menards Series’ General Tire 150 at Phoenix Raceway:   

Starting Position, Driver, Car No. 

  • 1, Brent Crews, No. 18 Toyota  
  • 2, Tanner Reif, No. 13 Toyota 
  • 3, Trevor Huddleston, No. 50 Ford 
  • 4, Lawless Alan, No. 20 Toyota 
  • 5, Lavar Scott, No. 6 Chevrolet 
  • 6, Tyler Reif, No. 23 Chevrolet 
  • 7, Jake Bollman, No. 19 Chevrolet 
  • 8, Isabella Robusto, No. 55 Toyota 
  • 9, Brenden Queen, No. 28 Chevrolet 
  • 10, Kyle Keller, No. 71 Ford 
  • 11, Adrian Ferrer, No. 3 Toyota 
  • 12, Patrick Staropoli, No. 25 Toyota 
  • 13, Thad Moffitt, No. 46 Toyota 
  • 14, David Smith, No. 05 Toyota 
  • 15, Eric Johnson Jr., No. 5 Toyota 
  • 16, Kole Raz, No. 76 Ford 
  • 17, Cody Dennison, No. 11 Toyota 
  • 18, Treyten Lapcevich, No. 15 Toyota 
  • 19, Robbie Kennealy, No. 1 Ford 
  • 20, Tony Cosentino, No. 9 Toyota 
  • 21, Tim Monroe, No. 12 Ford 
  • 22, Brad Perez, No. 10 Ford 
  • 23, Alex Cobb, No. 03 Ford 
  • 24, Brayton Laster, No. 06 Toyota 
  • 25, Tim Viens, No. 31 Toyota 
  • 26, Michael Maples, No. 99 Chevrolet 
  • 27, Brad Smith, No. 48 Ford 
  • 28, Andy Jankowiak, No. 73 Toyota 
  • 29, Corey Day, No. 77 Chevrolet 
  • 30, Jason Kitzmiller, No. 97 Chevrolet 
  • 31, Alex Malychke, No. 86 Ford 
  • 32, Ryan Vargas, No. 67 Chevrolet 
  • 33, Blake Lothian, No. 51 Chevrolet 
  • 34, Jonathan Reaume, No. 72 Chevrolet

Jeff Hawkins Written by Sports EditorJeff Hawkins
Jeff Hawkins is an award-winning sportswriter with more than four decades in the industry, in both print and digital media. He joined the Sportscasting team in 2021 following a decade of freelancing. He spent his early career as a reporter for various newspapers in Illinois, New York, Florida, North Carolina, and Michigan, with a particular emphasis as a beat reporter for the Chicago Blackhawks. Jeff earned his bachelor's degree in journalism from Oakland University. Over the course of his career he earned several sports writing awards, including two national awards from the Associated Press Sports Editors for column writing and news reporting. One of the five prized columns included a commentary on NASCAR's increasing corporate influences, particularly in northern racetracks — commentary which you might find Jeff building on as part of the Motorsports writing team at Sportscasting now.  
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