After His Fourth Top Five Finish at the ARCA Fall Classic
Brownsburg, IN – RFMS Racing driver Travis Braden takes to the track in the Shore Lunch 200 on Saturday at Lucas Oil Raceway in Brownsburg, Indiana. The race will be streamed LIVE on ARCA’s website, beginning at 7:11 p.m. EDT. Braden continues to make strides after his fourth top five finish of the season in his last race, the Kentuckiana Ford Dealers ARCA Fall Classic in Salem, IN.
“RFMS Racing, our sponsors, and the team are so excited to get back into the ARCA Racing series to finish out the season. We are consistently proving that we are a contender for a top five in this points battle. We’re really gaining momentum after another top five finish in our last race, at the tough Salem Speedway. Although we’ve had a few weeks off, we’ve still been hard at work to prepare for our final two races on the ARCA schedule. I also got the opportunity to get back behind the wheel of a late model this past weekend for Team Platinum, finishing third in the Fall Brawl at Lucas Oil Raceway. It was great extra practice heading into this weekend’s race in the Shore Lunch 200,” Braden said. “Now it’s time to make big things happen and try to get that elusive WIN right here at our home track!”
WHO: Travis Braden, driver for RFMS Racing
WHERE: Lucas Oil Raceway, 10267 E US Highway 136 Brownsburg, IN 46234
WHEN: October 6th, 2018, 7:11 p.m. EDT
Though this will be his first full season in ARCA, Braden is no stranger to the racing world. Braden’s passion for the sport of racing runs as deep as the valleys of the Appalachian Mountains. At tracks in Columbus and Xenia, Ohio, Travis secured more than 100 victories before he was 13, and at age 17 he notched 10 victories and was crowned the Columbus track champion, the NASCAR Whelen All-American Series State Champion and the NWASS National Rookie of the Year – all before graduating from high school.
Braden is a two-time ARCA/CRA Super Series Champion, and is continuing to be committed to the ARCA Racing Series for the remainder of 2018, where he’ll work hard to emerge as a driving force in the ARCA Racing Series and beyond.