TOLEDO, Ohio — The ARCA Menards Series will return to Toledo Speedway on Saturday, May 15, 2027, bringing the NASCAR-owned National stock car series back to its longtime home in northwest Ohio.

The return continues a longstanding tradition at Toledo Speedway, where ARCA competition dates back to 1963. After serving as the series’ championship finale from 2022 through 2025, Toledo returned to its traditional spring date in 2026. The 200-lap clash on the high-banked half-mile oval will be the 87th race for the ARCA Menards Series at Toledo Speedway, making Toledo Speedway the track with the second-most number of races in series history behind only Indiana’s Salem Speedway.

The 2027 event will once again bring the sport’s rising stars to the historic half-mile oval, where drivers will battle for a prestigious victory at one of ARCA’s most storied venues. Recent ARCA Menards Series winners at Toledo Speedway include NASCAR national series drivers Todd Gilliland (2015), Harrison Burton (2017), Zane Smith (2018), Chandler Smith (2019), Sam Mayer (3, 2020), Ty Gibbs (2021), Sammy Smith (2022), and William Sawalich (2023, 2024). Max Reaves won in a Joe Gibbs Racing Toyota in 2025, and Spire Motorsports development driver Tristan McKee won in 2026.

Additional details regarding the event, including ticket information, support divisions and event schedules, will be announced at a later date. For more information, visit ToledoSpeedway.com and follow Toledo Speedway on social media.