KLAS Motorsports has revealed that Glen Reen will be taking a spot on their Daytona ARCA Menards Series roster for the 2026 season, adding to the already competitive field. The team also confirmed plans to field two cars at the start of their campaign, widening the scope for their program at Daytona International Speedway.
Team Expansion and Season Strategy Ahead of Daytona
The addition of Glen Reen marks a strategic move as KLAS Motorsports aims to strengthen its presence in the ARCA Menards Series for 2026. With this announcement, the team now intends to double its entries for the Daytona opener, positioning themselves for a more robust showing against other teams in the field. This comes amid increased attention on the ARCA Menards Series, with teams and drivers like Jan’s Racing, Robbie Kennealy, and Baltazar Leguizamón also making recent headlines with new programs and test opportunities.
Related Developments in the ARCA Menards Series
Recent changes across the series include the announcement of Hoosier as the new tire supplier, which will impact all participating teams during the upcoming seasons. Meanwhile, names such as Thomas Annunziata have confirmed full-time ARCA Menards Series schedules with other organizations, demonstrating a wave of commitment from several drivers for 2026. The field at Daytona will also see international representation, with Baltazar Leguizamón becoming the first Argentine driver to confirm a multi-race NASCAR O’Reilly Auto Parts program.
Broader Implications for the 2026 ARCA Season
The expansion by KLAS Motorsports, the addition of Glen Reen, and the influx of new teams and drivers suggest a more competitive environment for the 2026 ARCA Menards Series. These moves reflect the evolving landscape of the sport, as organizations invest in talent and resources to improve their prospects at major venues like Daytona International Speedway. The coming season is expected to draw greater attention from fans and stakeholders, driven by prominent entries and commitments throughout the series.
