Sorah will pilot the Fast Track Racing No. 12 Toyota Camry, owned by fellow Indiana native and 1995 ARCA Menards Series champion, Andy Hillenburg.

Story by Vince Wolfram of WLKY Sports on 19-year old colorblind racecar driver Presley Sorah.

Sorah, a native of Cambridge City, Ind., has landed a drive with Andy Hillenburg’s Fast Track Racing team to make his ARCA Menards Series East debut March 23 at the half-mile Pensacola short track.

Former Monday Night Racing Champion and well-known sim racer Presley Sorah is set to bring his driving to the real world with Fast Track Racing at Pensacola in the ARCA Menards Series East.

In a year that has seen several sim to reality drivers win in NASCAR’s three National Touring Series, another is set to make his ARCA Menards Series debut. After participating in the pre-season test at Daytona Int’l Speedway, Presley Sorah will make his competitive debut at Five Flags Speedway.

Presley Sorah will make his ARCA Menards Series East debut at Five Flags Speedway, he announced on March 16.

Rarely does a racecar driver from a small town get the opportunity to make a splash on a national stage, but for Presley Sorah, iRacing and the ‘sim to reality’ opportunities it creates opened up that very possibility.

On 29th August, Presley Sorah was able to capture the Monday Night Racing Season 5 championship, live at the Carolina Esports Hub. Traxion.GG spoke with Sorah about the events preceding and following the title battle.

We talk with Presley Sorah about how we met, his journey, iRacing, Monday Night Racing, and Layin’ Coin’s Late Model Sponsorship with Presley.

We talk about:

🏎️Winning

MonNightRacing

🌕Mooncar Friends

🚗Real Racing

💲Cool Sponsors

Presley Sorah took the Season 5 Monday Night Racing Championship in dramatic fashion after crashing with Anthony Alfredo on the final lap.

Frontstretch's Michael Massie chatted with season five Monday Night Racing champion Presley Sorah about saving fuel and getting into the league with Anthony Alfredo.

Defending champion Presley Sorah won the fifth race of the Interstate Batteries Monday Night Racing Pro Series season Dec. 5.

Presley Sorah took his first-career Monday Night Racing victory Monday night in the Miatas at Martinsville.

Things were chaotic, controversial, and wreck-filled at virtual Texas Motor Speedway for the fourth race of the Interstate Batteries Monday Night Racing Pro Series season. Presley Sorah, though, survived all of it.

Crypto Autosport rookie Presley Sorah scored his first Monday Night Racing Interstate Batteries Pro Series victory in a wreck-filled race at Martinsville Speedway.

Frontstretch's Brandon Hauff and Michael Massie are joined by Monday Night Racing rookie and points leader Presley Sorah to break down the action from earlier this week at World Wide Technology Raceway.