Sam Corry Back With Nitro for 2 ARCA Races

Sam Corry will return to Nitro Motorsports for a pair of ARCA Menards Series races in 2026, the team announced Dec. 12.

Corry will drive in the national series event at Watkins Glen International, plus in the ARCA Menards Series West race at Portland International Raceway.

Corry’s car number for the races wasn’t announced.

In addition to his ARCA starts, Corry is also competing for Nitro as part of its TA2 entry in the Trans Am Series.

“I’m really excited to be back with Nitro Motorsports for 2026 and to make a full run at the TA2 championship,” Corry said in a team release. “Last year showed me how competitive and demanding this class is, and I feel like we’ve built the foundation we need to fight for wins right away.

“My goal is simple — contend for the championship, fight for race wins and podium results, continue improving every weekend, and make the most of the opportunity to grow through the ARCA races as well. I’m grateful to Nick (Tucker) and Joe (Tovo) and everyone at Nitro Motorsports for believing in me and giving me the tools to keep moving forward.”

“Sam has been a key part of our program and someone we’ve believed in from the start,” Tucker said. “He’s mature, fast, and incredibly focused — exactly what you need to succeed. His pace last year showed he’s ready to fight at the front and giving him a couple of ARCA starts will only accelerate his growth and possibly provide a look into the future. We’re excited to have him back and fully expect him to be a championship contender in 2026.”

In 2025, Corry made three starts, all on ovals, between Nitro and Venturini Motorsports. His best finish of seventh came at Iowa Speedway.

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