Stock car racing events in the ARCA Menards Series West have been held in the Las Vegas metropolitan area during numerous tracks, seasons, and times of year since 1994.

Las Vegas Motor Speedway

The Orleans 150 was an ARCA Menards Series West race held annually at Las Vegas Motor Speedway in Las Vegas, Nevada. Scott Lynch is the final winner, having won it in 2002.

History The NASCAR Winston West Series made their debut at Las Vegas Motor Speedway in 1996, when the track opened, with Ken Schrader taking the victory. The series stayed at LVMS, where from 1997–1999, the track hosted two races. The race was removed from the schedule following the 2002 season.

Past winners Year Date Driver Team Manufacturer Race Distance Race Time Average Speed(mph) Report Ref Laps Miles (km) 1996 November 252 Ken Schrader Ken Schrader Racing Chevrolet125187.5 (301.75)1:28:22127.31 Report 1997 June 745 Gary Smith John Strauser Chevrolet (2)100150 (241.4)1:23:16108.088 Report November 833 Ken Schrader (2) Andy Petree Racing Chevrolet (3)125187.5 (301.75)1:42:12110.078 Report 1998 February 2575 Kevin Harvick Spears Motorsports Chevrolet (4)100150 (241.4)1:21:21110.633 Report November 792 Andy Houston Addington Racing Chevrolet (5)125187.5 (301.75)1:40:32111.903 Report 1999 March 59 Jerry Nadeau Melling Racing Chevrolet (6)100150 (241.4)1:26:23104.368 Report September 2585 Kevin Richards Monaco Enterprises Chevrolet (7)100150 (241.4)1:21:01111.088 Report 2000 April 2235 David Starr Mike Starr Racing Chevrolet (8)100150 (241.4)1:29:55100.093 Report 2001 October 1316 Brendan Gaughan Bill McAnally Racing Chevrolet (9)100150 (241.4)1:18:45114.286 Report 2002 October 1208 Scott Lynch Windward Racing Enterprises Chevrolet (10)100150 (241.4)1:18:08115.188 Report

Manufacturer wins # Wins Make Years Won 10 Chevrolet 1996–2002

The Bullring at Las Vegas Motor Speedway

The Kyle Busch Classic is an ARCA Menards Series West race held annually at The Bullring at Las Vegas Motor Speedway in Las Vegas, Nevada. Taylor Mayhew is the defending race winner, having won it in 2026.

History The NASCAR Winston Transcontinental Series made their debut at The Bullring at Las Vegas Motor Speedway in 1994. The series stayed at The Bullring at LVMS the following year before getting removed from the schedule. The race returned to the schedule for the 2001 season and would remain until the 2003 season.

The race returned from 2011–2012 before being removed. The race was added back onto the schedule in 2020 and would host two events, as it replaces a race originally scheduled to be held at Meridian Speedway. The race has been held from 2021–2023 and 2025–present.

Past winners Year Date Driver Team Manufacturer Race Distance Race Time Average Speed(mph) Report Ref Laps Miles (km) 1994 September 1775 Ron Hornaday Jr. Spears Motorsports Chevrolet20075 (120.7)1:24:4853.066 Report 1995 September 2310 Ernie Cope Lew Miller Racing Chevrolet (2)20075 (120.7)1:13:5660.865 Report 1997-2000 Not held 2001 March 14 Mark Reed Reed Racing Pontiac300112.5 (181.051)1:56:5657.725 Report 2002 April 1316 Austin Cameron Bill McAnally Racing Chevrolet (3)22283.25 (133.98)1:23:5759.5 Report 2003 April 1220 Jim Inglebright Bill McAnally Racing (2) Chevrolet (4)22283.25 (133.98)1:20:2062.178 Report 2004-2010 Not held 2011 June 1126 Greg Pursley Gene Price Motorsports Ford20075 (120.7)1:23:0354.184 Report 2012 June 226 Greg Pursley (2) Gene Price Motorsports (2) Ford (2)20075 (120.7)1:23:0054.217 Report 2013-2019 Not held 2020 February 2021 Sam Mayer GMS Racing Chevrolet (5)15056.25 (90.526)0:47:5270.508 Report September 2699 Gracie Trotter Bill McAnally Racing (3) Toyota15056.25 (90.526)0:52:1464.614 Report 2021 September 2317E Taylor Gray David Gilliland Racing Ford (3)15056.25 (90.526)0:52:2164.47 Report 2022 October 1471 Taylor Gray (2) David Gilliland Racing (2) Ford (4)158*59.25 (95.43)1:11:1149.895 Report 2023 October 1388 Dylan Cappello Naake-Klauer Motorsports Ford (5)155*58.125 (93.543)1:02:5755.401 Report 2024 Not held 2025 October 1050 Trevor Huddleston High Point Racing Ford (6)15056.25 (90.526)0:58:0058.19 Report 2026 October 217 Taylor Mayhew Cook Racing Technologies Chevrolet (6)167*62.625 (100.79)1:06:1056.788 Report

2022, 2023 & 2026: Race extended due to a green–white–checker finish.

Manufacturer wins # Wins Make Years Won 6 Ford 2011–2012, 2021–2023, 2025 Chevrolet 1994–1995, 2002–2003, 2020 (race 1), 2026 1 Pontiac 2001 Toyota 2020 (race 2)

The Dirt Track at Las Vegas Motor Speedway

The Star Nursery 100 was a NASCAR K&N Pro Series West race held at The Dirt Track at Las Vegas Motor Speedway in 2018 and 2019, Hailie Deegan is the final winner, having won it in 2019.

History In 2018, it was announced that the NASCAR K&N Pro Series West would compete at The Dirt Track at Las Vegas Motor Speedway. It marked the first time the NASCAR K&N Pro Series West competed on a dirt surface. In 2018, Sheldon Creed won the event and in 2019, Hailie Deegan won the event on a dramatic last-lap pass.

Past heat race winners Year Date Race Driver Team Manufacturer Race Distance Race Time Average Speed(mph) Report Ref Laps Miles (km) 2018 September 13 1 19 Hailie Deegan Bill McAnally Racing Toyota 11* 5.5 (8.85) 0:05:39 58.344 Report} 2 16 Derek Kraus Bill McAnally Racing (2) Toyota (2) 10 5 (8.047) 0:03:36 83.301} 3 6 Derek Thorn Sunrise Ford Racing Ford 10 5 (8.047) 0:03:39 82.129} 4 99 Cole Rouse Bill McAnally Racing (3) Toyota (3) 10 5 (8.047) 0:03:39 82.194} 2019 February 28 1 14 Austin Reed Dave Reed Toyota (4) 12 6 (9.66) 0:04:42 76.358 Report} 2 16 Derek Kraus (2) Bill McAnally Racing (4) Toyota (5) 12 6 (9.66) 0:04:45 75.622}

2018 Heat Race #1: Race extended due to a green–white–checker finish.

Manufacturer wins # Wins Make Years Won 5 Toyota 2018 (Heat Races #1, #2, #4), 2019 (Heat Races #1, #2) 1 Ford 2018 (Heat Race #3)

Past race winners Year Date Driver Team Manufacturer Race Distance Race Time Average Speed(mph) Report Ref Laps Miles (km) 2018 September 1324 Sheldon Creed Norman-Levin Racing Chevrolet102*51 (82.077)1:15:0640.746 Report 2019 February 2819 Hailie Deegan Bill McAnally Racing Toyota10050 (80.467)0:52:0957.526 Report

2018: Race extended due to a green–white–checker finish.

Manufacturer wins # Wins Make Years Won 1 Chevrolet 2018 Toyota 2019

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