The ///OGRL Old Guy Racing League launched its ARCA-Legacy Series with a six-round debut season that took the field from Michigan International Speedway all the way to Auto Club Speedway, with stops at Chicagoland, Iowa, Daytona, and Phoenix along the way. It was a season that tested consistency, nerve, and the kind of racecraft that separates contenders from the rest of the field. Five drivers made a genuine run at the standings, but when the points were tallied at season's end, one name stood above them all — #85 Brandon Cowell.
ARCA • Season 7
BRANDON COWELL
Series Champion
The ARCA-Legacy Series Season 1 title belonged to #85 Brandon Cowell, who closed out the six-round campaign with 224 points and a 22-point margin over #71 Richard Modrich. Four wins across a schedule that took the field to Michigan International Speedway, Chicagoland Speedway, Iowa Speedway, Daytona International Speedway, Phoenix Raceway, and Auto Club Speedway gave Cowell a commanding grip on the standings that Modrich was never quite able to break.
Modrich's 202-point total kept the pressure alive deep into the season — 22 points is a slim buffer in a six-race series — but Cowell's win total of four in six outings made the difference. #18 Charlie Stutzman finished third at 171 points, 53 back of the champion, while #88 Chris Sawyer and #003 Andrew B Jones rounded out the top five. Cowell's four victories defined the ARCA-Legacy Season 1 narrative from the opening round onward.
Final Standings — Top 5
Season Superlatives
While the standings tell the story of who accumulated the most points across six rounds of ARCA-Legacy competition in the ///OGRL Old Guy Racing League, they don't capture everything that made Season 1 memorable. Certain drivers rose above the rest in ways the points table alone cannot reflect — through consistency, aggression, and moments of pure drama that will be talked about long after the season has closed.
Championship Battle
Season Timeline · 6 Rounds
Six rounds, six different stories, and a points table that stayed genuinely competitive deep into the schedule. Brandon Cowell took the #85 to the top of the standings and held it across tracks as different as Iowa Speedway and Daytona International Speedway, earning the Season 1 title the hard way with Richard Modrich, Charlie Stutzman, and Chris Sawyer all pushing him throughout. Twenty-two points separated first from second — close enough that any given Sunday could have reshuffled everything.
That's what made this inaugural ARCA-Legacy season worth watching. The Old Guy Racing League put together a schedule that tested every skill set, and the drivers delivered. When Season 2 arrives, the standings reset but the rivalries don't. See you at the green flag.