2026 Shore Lunch 250 presented by Dutch Boy Starting Lineup: Thomas Annunziata on Pole & Starting Grid — June 27

Thomas Annunziata starts P1, with Landon Huffman alongside in P2 for the Shore Lunch 250 presented by Dutch Boy at Elko Speedway. The listed field contains 21 starters.

Pole position

Thomas Annunziata

No. 70 · Toyota

Outside pole

Landon Huffman

No. 28 · Chevrolet

Field

21 starters

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Grid briefing

Thomas Annunziata leads the Shore Lunch 250 presented by Dutch Boy starting lineup

How the front row was set

Elko produced the closest ARCA front row in this group: Thomas Annunziata's 14.603-second pole lap beat Landon Huffman by 0.005 seconds. Jake Bollman qualified third.

What track position means at Elko Speedway

Elko is a compact progressive-banked oval where short laps magnify traffic, restart lanes and drive off.

Shore Lunch 250 presented by Dutch Boy grid watch

ARCA fields contain varied experience levels, making traffic judgment and full-distance consistency critical. Watch the outside on restarts and who saves rear tire for a late attack. Midseason ARCA points reward a clean finish across a changing track mix. For this event, the season role is ARCA national race 10 of 20.

Starting-order facts checked against Official ARCA Shore Lunch 250 qualifying results. A post-qualifying inspection or unapproved adjustment can still send a car to the rear without changing its scored starting position.

Row-by-row grid

Shore Lunch 250 presented by Dutch Boy starting positions

Find a driver or car

Row	Start	Driver	Car	Manufacturer	Sponsor
1	1	Thomas Annunziata	No. 70	Toyota	JBL
1	2	Landon Huffman	No. 28	Chevrolet	PRG
2	3	Jake Bollman	No. 20	Toyota	Nitro Motorsports
2	4	Isabella Robusto	No. 55	Toyota	YAHOO!
3	5	Ty Fredrickson	No. 25	Toyota	Rackley Roofing
3	6	Taylor Reimer	No. 77	Chevrolet	Fre Nicotine
4	7	Willie Mullins	No. 3	Ford	CW Metals / Bugsy's Repair
4	8	Jason Kitzmiller	No. 97	Chevrolet	A.L.L Construction / Carter Cat
5	9	Takuma Koga	No. 12	Toyota	IKEDO / Fast Track Fast Track Toyota Racing
5	10	Michael Maples	No. 99	Chevrolet	Maples Motorsports
6	11	Austin Vaughn	No. 91	Ford	Tool Mart Inc.
6	12	Bobby Earnhardt	No. 89	Chevrolet	Colony Ammo
7	13	Alex Clubb	No. 03	Ford	Premier Asphalt
7	14	Bryce Haugeberg	No. 11	Ford	North Dakota State University / Brenco
8	15	Jeff Maconi	No. 86	Ford	Chasity Tucker - Realtor
8	16	Brad Smith	No. 48	Ford	Gary's Speed Shop
9	17	Nate Moeller	No. 06	Toyota	Peterson Motorsports
9	18	John Clagett	No. 10	Toyota	FastTrackRacing.com
10	19	Dale Shearer	No. 98	Toyota	Shearer Speed
10	20	Max Reaves	No. 18	Toyota	Cook Out
11	21	Kevin Campbell	No. 81	Chevrolet	1st Phorm

21 listed starters shown.

Grid to checkered flag

How the Shore Lunch 250 presented by Dutch Boy winner started

Max Reaves won after starting P20

Max Reaves moved from P20 to the win, a net gain of 19 positions. The starting grid records where the car took the green; the race recap explains the decisive sequence that produced the finish.

Read the race recap and finishing order →

Quick answers

Shore Lunch 250 presented by Dutch Boy starting lineup FAQ

Who is on pole for the Shore Lunch 250 presented by Dutch Boy?

Thomas Annunziata is listed in pole position.

Who starts on the front row?

Thomas Annunziata starts P1 and Landon Huffman starts P2.

How many cars are in the Shore Lunch 250 presented by Dutch Boy starting lineup?

The listed field has 21 starters.

Can the starting lineup change after qualifying?

Yes. Inspection failures, backup cars and unapproved adjustments can send a driver to the rear. The official scored start position may remain unchanged even when the car drops behind the field for the green flag.

How to use this tool

Read the starting grid

1
Use Start for the exact grid spot and Row to see which two cars share a row.
2
Search a driver, car number or manufacturer to jump straight to that entry.
3
Open the race recap after the checkered flag to compare start versus finish.

Race fan notes:

An entry list is not a confirmed lineup.
A car sent to the rear can retain its original scored starting position.