The Three-time ARCA Mobile 200 Champion and Fairhope, Alabama native Enfinger becomes the first Alabama Champion in ARCA’s 63 year history. “Everyone that has ever turned a lap at Mobile International Speedway is extremely proud of what Grant has accomplished and how he represents the Gulf Coast,” said ARCA Mobile 200 promoter Tommy Praytor.
Enfinger turned heads with an impressive start to the 2015 season, winning the first three races of the ARCA Racing Series season at Daytona International Speedway, Mobile International Speedway and Nashville Fairgrounds for the second consecutive year. He continued that success throughout the 20-race season to record six victories, 13 top-five, 16 top-10 finishes and three pole awards and led 792 laps.
“This season has taught me a lot about how hard work pays off and team work is everything,” said Enfinger. “I am blessed, to say the least, to be part of such a hardworking team and well-rounded organization like GMS Racing. Everyone has worked their tails off and I wouldn’t be standing here receiving this reward without their hard work and determination throughout this 2015 season.”
The new ARCA Champion got his start in racing at a young age by racing go-karts all across Alabama. The 30-year-old has been climbing the racing ranks by having success in legend cars, super late models and has made a handful of starts in the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series (NCWTS). Enfinger‘s first ARCA start came in 2008 with his first win coming at the ARCA Mobile 200 and has accumulated 14 wins, 45 top-fives and 64 top-10 finishes.
Mobile Speedway PR
- Penske Flexes Muscle on ‘Fast Friday’ as Qualifying Looms - May 17, 2024
- Pit Note 1: A Wedding At North Wilkesboro - May 17, 2024
- CHEVROLET INDYCAR AT INDIANAPOLIS: Team Chevy Friday Practice Report - May 17, 2024