General Tire 125

General Tire 125
ARCA Menards Series East
Venue	Dover Motor Speedway
Location	Dover, Delaware; United States
Corporate sponsor	General Tire
First race	1998
Distance	125 miles (201.168 km)
Laps	125; Stages 1/2: 40 each; Final stage: 45
Previous names	Delaware 200 (1998); MBNA E-Commerce 150 (2001); MBNA All American Heroes 150 (2002); MBNA America 150 (2004); MBNA Race Points 150 (2005); Sunoco 150 (2006-2010); Dover 150 (2011); American Real TV 150 (2012); Drive Sober 150 (2013-2014); Drive Sober 125 (2015); Dover 125 (2016); National Fallen Firefigheters Foundation 125 presented by Carl Deputy & Son Builders (2017); Crosley 125 (2018)
Circuit information
Surface	Concrete
Length	1 mi (1.6 km)
Turns	4

The General Tire 125 is a ARCA Menards Series East race held annually at Dover Motor Speedway, Prior to 2020, it was the final race of the season and was held before the NASCAR Xfinity Series event, the Use Your Melon Drive Sober 200.^[1]

Past winners[]

Year	Date	No.	Driver	Team	Manufacturer	Race distance		Race time	Average speed (mph)
Year	Date	No.	Driver	Team	Manufacturer	Laps	Miles (km)	Race time	Average speed (mph)
1998	July 18	12	Jimmy Spencer	Spencer Motor Ventures	Chevrolet	200	200 (321.869)	2:03:46	96.957
1999 – 2000	Not held
2001	September 21	60	Dale Shaw		Chevrolet (2)	154*	154 (247.839)	1:42:40	90.000
2002	September 20	40	Matt Kobyluck		Chevrolet (3)	150	150 (241.402)	1:17:28	116.179
2003	Not held
2004	September 24	32	Dale Quarterley		Chevrolet (4)	160*	160 (257.495)	1:38:00	97.959
2005	September 23	44	Andy Santerre	Andy Santerre Racing	Chevrolet (5)	150	150 (241.402)	1:45:23	88.772
2006	September 22	9	Tim Andrews		Chevrolet (6)	157*	157 (252.667)	1:48:25	86.887
2007	September 21	44	Sean Caisse	Andy Santerre Racing (2)	Chevrolet (7)	150	150 (241.402)	1:47:14	83.929
2008	September 19	8	Aric Almirola	Dale Earnhardt, Inc.	Chevrolet (8)	150	150 (241.402)	1:49:05	90.833
2009	September 25	44	Brett Moffitt	Andy Santerre Racing (3)	Chevrolet (9)	150	150 (241.402)	1:30:23	99.576
2010	September 24	20	Brett Moffitt (2)	Joe Gibbs Racing	Toyota	155*	155 (249.448)	1:52:13	82.875
2011	September 30	6	Darrell Wallace, Jr.	Revolution Racing	Toyota (2)	152*	152 (244.62)	1:44:28	87.301
2012	September 28	07	Corey LaJoie		Toyota (3)	154*	154 (247.839)	1:47:19	86.001
2013	September 27	13	Austin Hill	Austin Hill Racing	Ford	150	150 (241.402)	1:43:30	86.957
2014	September 26	22	Austin Hill (2)	Austin Hill Racing (2)	Ford (2)	150	150 (241.402)	1:38:31	91.355
2015	October 3*	2		Revolution Racing (2)	Toyota (4)	125	125 (201.168)	1:22:11	103.902
2016^[2]	September 30	40	Kyle Benjamin	Ranier Racing with MDM	Chevrolet (10)	126*	126 (202.777)	1:20:26	93.797
2017	September 29	12	Harrison Burton	MDM Motorsports	Toyota (5)	128*	128 (205.996)	1:22:36	92.978
2018	October 6*	6	Rubén García Jr.	Revolution Racing (3)	Toyota (6)	125	125 (201.168)	1:15:36	99.206
2019	October 4	21	Sam Mayer	GMS Racing (3)	Chevrolet (11)	125	125 (201.168)	1:15:36	99.206
2020	August 21	21	Sam Mayer (2)	GMS Racing (4)	Chevrolet (12)	125	125 (201.168)	1:00:00	116.219
2021	May 14	18	Ty Gibbs	Joe Gibbs Racing (2)	Toyota (7)	125	125 (201.168)	1:28:11	85.050

2001, 2004, 2006, 2010–2012, and 2016–2017: Race extended due to a NASCAR Overtime finish.
2015 and 2018: Race postponed from Friday to Saturday due to rain.

References[]

^ "17-year old Justin Haley conquers Springfield Mile Dirt; youngest Springfield winner in history". Arca Racing. Arca Racing. August 21, 2016. Retrieved 21 August 2016.
^ "NASCAR Home Tracks". NASCARHomeTracks. NASCAR Home Tracks. Retrieved 4 October 2016.

External links[]

http://hometracks.nascar.com

Previous race: Crosley Record Pressing 200	ARCA Menards Series East General Tire 125	Next race: North Carolina 200

[1] "17-year old Justin Haley conquers Springfield Mile Dirt; youngest Springfield winner in history". Arca Racing. Arca Racing. August 21, 2016. Retrieved 21 August 2016.

[2] "NASCAR Home Tracks". NASCARHomeTracks. NASCAR Home Tracks. Retrieved 4 October 2016.

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