Phillip McGilton- Brewco Motorsports
Tim Andrews- Cunningham Motorsports
Scott Lagasse- Cunningham Motorsports
Bobby Santos III- Bills Davis Racing
Erin Crocker- Evernham Motorsports
Cale Gale- Kevin Harvick Motorsports
Josh Wise- Eddie Sharp Racing
Other notable non-regulars
not already listed, include Steadman Marlin, Chad
McCumbee, Jeremy Clements, and Richard Johns.
Ten Divers to Watch:
Frank Kimmel: Kimmel has led 442 laps in 10 of the 12 races at Nashville
and has 3 wins. The 8-time ARCA RE/MAX Series champion is a threat to win at any track he races on.
Mario Gosselin: Second only to Kimmel with 124 laps led in 3 races and 2 wins; Gosselin has this track figured
out. In my opinion not only is Gosselin a superb driver, but he builds some of the best cars in ARCA. Considering that he
is regularly competing with the top tier NASCAR teams and their development drivers with virtually unlimited funding and resources,
it is quite a feat.
Bobby Santos III: If the last ARCA RE/MAX race at Lakeland Florida
is any indication, Bill Davis Racing is serious about their development driver and team. Santos,
a stock car rookie, qualified on the pole and dominated the first 124 laps until he wrecked. The former open wheeler will
not have to worry about the beating and banging seen on a short track like at Lakeland,
and he has already shown that he has good car control.
Joey Miller: Miller won his first career start at Nashville and his
worst finish here in three starts is 2nd. The No. 32 team has been one of the most consistent teams in the series and is coming
off a win at Lakeland with full time Hooters Pro Cup driver James Buescher.
Cale Gale: Gale has a win and a 6th place finish in two career ARCA starts. His 6th place finish came in his first
start, April last year, at Nashville. Gale will have his Kevin Harvick Incorporated
Busch team and crew this year, I like his chances.
2006 StockCar Review.
