Cleetus McFarland provides big update on NASCAR plans for 2027
Cleetus McFarland has provided a massive update on his NASCAR plans for the 2027 season. Find out what McFarland said about 2027!
Cleetus McFarland was so close to his first ARCA Menards Series/NASCAR win at Talladega Superspeedway. McFarland finished in second place at Talladega in the ARCA Menards Series race, losing to Andy Jankowiak at the line. Following the event, the YouTube personality provided a big update on his NASCAR/ARCA plans for 2027.
McFarland is possibly looking to run a full season in the ARCA Menards Series in 2027, the driver revealed in a YouTube video . It would be a very popular move in the racing world, as the 31-year-old driver has a large fan base. McFarland would have to run 20 ARCA races during the 2027 season if he were to commit to a full schedule.
With limited stock car racing experience in the ARCA Menards Series and NASCAR, McFarland has been very impressive on superspeedway tracks. The Richard Childress Racing driver is taking NASCAR seriously and enjoying the experience. Now, McFarland could be racing full-time, starting in 2027.
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