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The series races on tracks as varied as small ovals and as large as Daytona International Speedway during the Daytona Speedweeks. It is one of the last major oval track circuits to still compete on dirt tracks. The series will return to racing on a road course in 2008.
Justin Allgaier is the most recent champion.
It is unaffiliated with NASCAR, instead run by the Automobile Racing Club of America.

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The series races on tracks as varied as small ovals and as large as Daytona International Speedway during the Daytona Speedweeks. It is one of the last major oval track circuits to still compete on dirt tracks. The series will return to racing on a road course in 2008.
Justin Allgaier is the most recent champion.
It is unaffiliated with NASCAR, instead run by the Automobile Racing Club of America. The series has raced since 1953.
History
The series started as a local touring group. Led by John Marcum, the Midwest Association for Race Cars was formed with drivers like Iggy Katona and Nelson Stacy being early drivers.
The series became a part of the Daytona Speedweeks in 1964.
Fatalities
Past Champions ARCA RE/MAX Series
2008: Justin Allgaier
2007: Frank Kimmel
2006: Frank Kimmel
2005: Frank Kimmel
2004: Frank Kimmel
2003: Frank Kimmel
2002: Frank Kimmel
2001: Frank Kimmel
2000: Frank Kimmel
ARCA Bondo/Mar-Hyde Series
1999: Bill Baird
1998: Frank Kimmel
1997: Tim Steele
1996: Tim Steele
1995: Andy Hillenburg
1994: Bobby Bowsher
ARCA Series
1993: Tim Steele
1992: Bobby Bowsher
1991: Bill Venturini
1990: Bob Brevak
1989: Bob Keselowski
1988: Tracy Leslie
1987: Bill Venturini
1986: Lee Raymond
1985: Lee Raymond
1984: Bob Dotter
1983: Bob Dotter
1982: Scott Stovall
1981: Larry Moyer
1980: Bob Dotter
1979: Marvin Smith
1978: Marvin Smith
1977: Conan Myers
1976: Dave Dayton
1975: Dave Dayton
1974: (tie) Ron Hutcherson, Dave Dayton
1973: Ron Hutcherson
1972: Ron Hutcherson
1971: Ramo Stott
1970: Ramo Stott
1969: Benny Parsons
1968: Benny Parsons
1967: Iggy Katona
1966: Iggy Katona
1965: Jack Bowsher
1964: Jack Bowsher
Midwest Association for Race Cars
1963: Jack Bowsher
1962: Iggy Katona
1961: Harold Smith
1960: Nelson Stacy
1959: Nelson Stacy
1958: Nelson Stacy
1957: Iggy Katona
1956: Iggy Katona
1955: Iggy Katona
1954: Bucky Sager
1953: Jim Romine
Rookie of the Year
2009 ARCA RE/MAX Series Schedule
| Date | Event | Track | Length |
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| February 7 | Lucas Oil Slick Mist 200 | Daytona Int'l Speedway | | | April 5 | Kentuckiana Ford Dealers 200 | Salem Speedway | 200 laps | | April 19 | Carolina 200 | Rockingham Speedway | 200 miles | | April 24 | Talladega ARCA 250 | Talladega Superspeedway | 250 miles | | May 9 | Kentucky ARCA 150 | Kentucky Speedway | 150 miles | | May 17 | Toledo ARCA 200 | Toledo Speedway | 200 laps | | June 6 | Pocono ARCA 200 | Pocono Raceway | 200 miles | | June 12 | Michigan ARCA 200 | Michigan International Speedway | 200 miles | | June 20 | ARCA Tennessee 200 | Music City Motorplex | 200 laps | | June 28 | Cayuga ARCA 200 | Cayuga Motor Speedway | 200 laps | | July 11 | Prairie Meadows 200 | Iowa Speedway | 200 laps | | July 18 | Kentucky ARCA 150 | Kentucky Speedway | 150 miles | | July 25 | Berlin ARCA 200 | Berlin Raceway | 200 laps | | August 1 | Pennsylvania ARCA 200 | Pocono Raceway | 200 miles | | August 23 | Allen Crowe 100 | Illinois State Fairgrounds | 100 miles | | August 28 | Chicagoland ARCA 200 | Chicagoland Speedway | 200 miles | | September 4 | Toledo ARCA 200 | Toledo Speedway | 200 laps | | September 7 | Southern Illinois 100 | DuQuoin State Fairgrounds | 100 miles | | September 13 | Loud Energy Drink 150 | New Jersey Motorsports Park | 150 miles | | September 19 | Eddie Gilstrap Motors ARCA Fall Classic | Salem Speedway | 200 laps | | October 1 | Kansas ARCA 150 | Kansas Speedway | 150 miles | | October 11 | Rockingham ARCA 200 | Rockingham Speedway | 200 miles |
See also
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