Deegan takes a rain-shortened ARCA West finale as Huddleston seals back-to-back titles
Hailie Deegan won the ARCA West finale at Kern Raceway after rain stopped the race with 42 laps completed, and Mia Lovell made it a one-two — the first time two women have finished first and second in the series. Trevor Huddleston came fifth and sealed back-to-back titles.

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Hailie Deegan venceu a final da ARCA West encurtada pela chuva no Kern Raceway de Kevin Harvick, onde os oficiais pararam a prova após 42 voltas, com as 108 restantes não disputadas.
Deegan dividiu a primeira fila com a pole Mia Lovell, que terminou em segundo, e o resultado marcou a primeira vez na história da categoria que duas mulheres terminaram em primeiro e segundo na mesma prova.
“Foi muito incrível na corrida”, disse Deegan. Ela então falou da classificação: “No geral, fiquei irritada com a classificação — 0.007s (da pole), então estava frustrada comigo mesma, mas conseguimos a liderança rápido e abrimos dali em diante.” Ela elogiou um carro que não castigava os pneus e disse que gostaria que o pelotão tivesse completado mais voltas.
É a quinta vitória dela na ARCA West Series, igualando nomes ativos da NASCAR como Jesse Love, Noah Gragson, William Sawalich e Taylor Gray. Deegan ainda define seus planos para 2027 e já disse que quer voltar ao grid da Truck Series, onde correu em tempo integral.
Hudson Sharp terminou em terceiro, Taylor Mayhew em quarto e Trevor Huddleston em quinto, e Huddleston levou o título da ARCA West pelo segundo ano seguido, depois do título de 2025. Ele e Deegan foram os únicos pilotos com mais de uma vitória.
“Victory Lane incrível por muitas razões, obviamente estar aqui no Kern Raceway de Kevin Harvick”, disse Huddleston, brincando com a chuva e sobre como o carro, ainda inteiro, vai ficar bonito no salão do banquete em Charlotte.
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