ROSEVILLE, Calif. — After two consecutive road course races, the ARCA Menards Series West returns to the bullrings in the NAPA Auto Parts 150 Presented by the West Coast Stock Car Motorsports Hall of Fame at All American Speedway, the ninth round of 13 scheduled for 2026.
It will be the 28th West race at All American Speedway since 1977.
• Trevor Huddleston (No. 50 High Point Racing / Racecar Factory Ford), the 2024 winner at All American Speedway, leads the ARCA Menards West standings into the NAPA Auto Parts 150 Presented by the West Coast Stock Car Motorsports Hall of Fame by 18 points over Mason Massey (No. 19 NAPA Auto Care Chevrolet).
Huddleston and Massey have each won twice this season; Huddleston has scored wins at Shasta Speedway and Colorado National Speedway, the two most recent oval track races, while Massey won the season opener at Kevin Harvick’s Kern Raceway and the most recent event on the road course at Portland International Raceway.
• Robbie Kennealy (No. 1 Jan’s Towing / Jan’s Racing Ford) is the defending winner at All American Speedway and comes into this year’s race with six straight top-10 finishes that has moved him to third in the ARCA Menards West standings.
Kennealy is 33 points out of the lead and 15 points behind Massey for second with five races remaining.
• Cole Denton (No. 71 Jan’s Towing / Jan’s Racing Ford) dropped to fourth in the ARCA Menards West standings after a tough day at Portland that saw him finish 16th. Denton has one other finish outside the top 10, a 24th-place finish at Phoenix Raceway, but his other finishes have been stellar.
Denton also has two wins on the season, at Tucson Speedway and Tri-City Raceway, a runner-up finish at Shasta Speedway, and a fourth-place finish at Sonoma Raceway.
• Hailie Deegan (No. 16 Columbia Bank Chevrolet) heads to All American Speedway coming off her best finish of the season, third, at Portland. Deegan started from the pole and finished second in her last start at All American in 2019.
• Mia Lovell (No. 15 Pine Health Toyota) looks to bounce back from a hard-fought eleventh-place finish at Portland and return to the top five at All American. Lovell has had a hot summer with two consecutive top-five finishes, a third at Tri-City and a career-best second at Sonoma, and she started on the front row at Portland.
• Eric Johnson, Jr. (No. 5 Pacific Office Automation Toyota) heads back to the bullrings after turning in the two most consistent finishes on the two road courses. Johnson finished third at Sonoma and fifth at Portland and he had another third-place effort at Tucson.
• Kenna Mitchell (No. 13 Sinister Diesel / Berco Building Materials Ford) will make her second career West start driving for 2023 ARCA Menards West owner champion Kelly Souza’s Central Coast Racing team.
Mitchell, from Loomis, California, finished eighth in her debut at Shasta Speedway earlier this season.
• Joey Iest (No. 88 Shockwave Marine Suspension Seating Systems Ford) will make his third appearance of the season driving for his long-time team owner Mike Naake.
Iest, who finished seventh in the season opener at Kern and then 15th at Shasta after mechanical problems sidelined him early in the race. Iest is a former West winner, collecting his first career victory at Colorado National Speedway in 2021.
• Previous ARCA Menards West winners at All American Speedway are Sunmer McKnight (1977), Jim Insolo (1978), Tim Williamson (1979), Jim Robinson (1981), Jim Bown (1982), Eric Holmes (2008, 2009, 2010, 2011), Jason Bowles (2008), Paulie Harraka (2009, 2010), Jason Fensler (2011), Dylan Kwasniewski (2012), Cameron Hayley (2013), Christian PaHud (2014), Gracin Raz (2015), Ryan Partridge (2016), Michael Self (2017), Cole Rouse (2018), Jagger Jones (2019), Gio Scelzi (2020), PJ Pedroncelli (2021), Cole Moore (2022), Kaden Honeycutt (2023), Trevor Huddleston (2024), and Robbie Kennealy (2025).
