Lawless Alan Scores First Career ARCA Victory at Talladega

Talladega, AL — In a thrilling and unpredictable General Tire 200 at Talladega Superspeedway, Lawless Alan captured his first career ARCA Menards Series win on Saturday, holding off a late charge from a hungry field of challengers.

The race lived up to the Talladega reputation, packed with lead changes, three-wide racing, and a frantic sprint to the finish. Alan, driving the No. 25 machine, managed to avoid the chaos and capitalize when it mattered most, taking the checkered flag in dramatic fashion.

“I can’t even put it into words,” Alan said in Victory Lane. “We’ve worked so hard for this. To win at Talladega — it’s just incredible. I’m so proud of this team and so thankful for the opportunity.”

Unofficial Results:

2. Thad Moffitt — Moffitt, the grandson of NASCAR legend Richard Petty, fought valiantly but came up just short after a bold move in the final laps.

3. Isabella Robusto — Robusto impressed with a career-best third-place finish, staying strong in the lead pack all afternoon.

4. Andy Jankowiak — The short track ace showed his superspeedway chops, finishing a strong fourth.

5. Jason Kitzmiller — Kitzmiller ran inside the top ten most of the day and earned a solid top-five result.

6. Lavar Scott

7. Jake Finch

8. Bryce Haugeberg

9. William Sawalich

10. Cleetus McFarland — Popular YouTube personality Cleetus McFarland rounded out the top ten, surviving the late-race mayhem.

The race featured a few minor incidents but stayed relatively clean compared to Talladega’s usual standards. Drafting partnerships played a huge role throughout the day, but in the end, it was Lawless Alan who made the decisive move and etched his name into the ARCA record books.

This marks a major milestone in Alan’s young career and could be a sign of more to come as he continues to climb the motorsports ladder.

The ARCA Menards Series now shifts its focus to its next event, but for tonight, the story belongs to Lawless Alan — a first-time winner on one of racing’s biggest stages.

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