The 2025 ARCA Menards Series season is right around the corner. While we await the first green flag of the season, teams are piecing together their lineups for 2025. Here is every confirmed driver for the 2025 ARCA Menards Series. Make sure to check back in throughout the off and pre-season to see who is racing where.
This article will be updated as drivers, teams, promotions, and demotions continue to happen throughout 2024 and into 2025.
Andres Perez and Lavar Scott delivered a first and second-place finish in ARCA points last season for Rev Racing. While most don’t expect the champion Perez to return in 2025, in a recent news article, ARCA confirmed that Scott will be back next season. Scott has one career win in the series, and his experience suggests he will be a true championship contender in 2025.
After a tough few seasons in the Craftsman Truck Series, Lawless Alan is dropping to ARCA for his first full-time season in the series. Alan has seven career ARCA starts, including six in the last season. While he is winless in those starts, racing for Venturini this season, he could be a threat to win any week.
The 2024 CARS Tour Late Model Stock champion Brendan “Butterbean” Queen is going full-time in ARCA with a team that won six races last season. The 26-year-old made his Truck Series debut last season with TRICON Garage and finished fourth at North Wilkesboro. Queen has one ARCA start in 2017 with Vizion Motorsports at Daytona.
This season, Thad Moffit will race full-time in ARCA for the first time. Moffitt had a tough season last year with the Faction 46 team and Young’s Motorsports in the Truck Series. His last ARCA start was in 2022, and he has had the best career finish of third in the series multiple times.
Isabella Robusto is definitely the championship wildcard this season. The 20-year-old made her debut with Venturini last season and had three top-tens in four races. She also sat on the pole at Kansas before crashing early on and had four top-tens in the ARCA Menards Series East.
At 60 years old, Michael Maples is starting his own ARCA team, which will have a full-time schedule in 2025. Last season, Maples started all 20 races and finished eighth in points; he also had a best finish of 11th twice.
Brayton Laster, also known as the Pizza Man, gets his first full-time ARCA season with Wayne Peterson Motorsports. Laster has 16 series starts across the past three seasons and has finished ninth at Salem twice in his career.
These drivers are confirmed to be back in 2025 via announcement or mention. Some drivers who will more than likely be back in 2025 will be added as they or their team confirm this.
