For the third time in his career, Michael Self made the journey to Kansas Speedway for the ARCA Racing Series finale on Friday night, with Sinclair Oil on board his No. 15 Venturini Motorsports Toyota.

On Friday, Self will not only return to the No. 15 Sinclair Oil/Sapp Bros. Toyota led by crew chief Kevin Reed, he will also return to the site of his first career ARCA Racing Series win, Kansas Speedway. Self has two prior starts at Kansas Speedway in the ARS, with a third place finish accompanying his win.

Last year’s Kansas race winner Michael Self (No.15 Sinclair Oil Toyota) will make his final appearance of the year when the ARCA Racing Series presented by Menards returns to Kansas Speedway for the series’ Kansas 150 finale on Friday, October 19. 

The last three races have seen some stress and struggle for Michael Self and the No. 55 Sinclair Oil Toyota team, and unfortunately things weren't meant to turn around on Saturday night's Shore Lodge 200 make-up event at Lucas Oil Raceway Park.

After a two month break plus a race-weekend rain-out, Self will head to Salem, Indiana this Saturday to make his first start on the historic, high-banked Salem Speedway. Although Self has never competed at Salem, this won't be his first visit to the track, as he has spotted for current NASCAR Camping World Truck Series driver Justin Haley in two previous ARCA starts at the .5-mile short track.

Twenty-seven-year-old driver Michael Self will make his first career start on the high banks of Salem Speedway in Saturday night’s ARCA Racing Series presented by Menards Kentuckiana Ford Dealers Fall Classic 200.