April, 26th 2025 – (Talladega, AL) – Talladega is proving to be Lawless Alan’s favorite track, winning the General Tire 200 this past weekend.
After only 10 career ARCA races, Alan can add another trophy to his trophy case. Starting in 2nd place in the No. 20 AUTOParkit car he led 30 of the race’s laps at the highly competitive Superspeedway, a track Alan considers his home track.
“Oh, that feels good,” The University of Alabama Alumni said, feeling like a weight had been lifted talking to FOX Sports 1. “First thing I got to say is God is so good, man. I didn’t have any sort of plan after Phoenix last year. Then, Toyota called me, we put this deal together with Venturini and AUTOParkit and I am so thankful to them.”
Alan plans to build on the momentum at the next ARCA race in Kansas City in May.
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