The ARCA Menards Series now heads to their second race in just three days, and another track that was added to the revised schedule, Winchester Speedway. The series last raced at the high-banked half-mile in 2017. This will be Selfs first visit to Winchester.

Self and the Sinclair Oil crew look to rebound this week as the series heads to the high-banked Bristol Motor Speedway for 200 laps under the lights. This event will be Self's first at Bristol. Self enters the event 2 points out of first place in the championship standings.

This Saturday the series heads back to Toledo Speedway for the third time this season, this time making up for the cancelled Salem Speedway event. Teams will have 45 minutes of practice before qualifying and taking the green flag at 5:00pm ET. In three prior starts at Toledo, Self has a pole and three top-five finishes, including a fifth and fourth place finish in the doubleheader event just a few weeks ago.

The series now heads to another track that was added as a replacement on the revised 2020 schedule, the 3/8-mile I-44 Speedway in Lebanon, Missouri. Self has one previous start at I-44 which came in 2013, in the NASCAR K&N Pro Series West. Self won that event.

The series now heads back to the ovals with the 1.25-mile Worldwide Technology Raceway at Gateway, just outside of St. Louis, next on the schedule. Self has one previous start at WWT Raceway, in which he qualified on pole and led the most laps before being sidelined early with mechanical issues last year.

The series will now head to its first road course event since 2017. The original 2020 schedule had two road course races planned at Mid Ohio Sports Car Course and Watkins Glen, but both were cancelled due to COVID-19 restrictions. The Daytona race replaces Watkins Glen, and will be the first time the series has run on the historic 3.61-mile track. Self, who coaches road racing on a regular basis, will be making his first road course start in the ARCA Menards Series.