🇺🇸 Carson Brown

Carson Brown is a professional stock car driver competing part-time across the ARCA Menards Series and its regional divisions. Racing the No. 28 Chevrolet for Whelen and Distributor Wire & Cable under team owner Mark Webb, Brown has recorded 29 starts over two seasons from 2025 to 2026, accumulating seven wins and twenty podiums across ARCA Menards, ARCA Menards East, ARCA Menards West, Trans-Am TA2, and one NASCAR Xfinity entry. His rating of 4,500 places him as a professional competitor.[1]

Brown's 2025 season saw early activity across three series; he took one win and two podiums from five Trans-Am TA2 starts and finished fifth in that championship standings, while adding a win and two podiums across two ARCA Menards West starts and one podium from three ARCA Menards East entries. The 2026 campaign has been substantially larger in volume, with thirteen ARCA Menards starts yielding four wins and eleven podiums, along with five additional ARCA Menards East podiums from eight starts. Most of his racing has come on ovals; across ARCA Menards proper he ran nine of thirteen starts on oval tracks, and in ARCA Menards East, seven of eight. Brown took the sole NASCAR Xfinity start in 2026 without recording a podium.[2]

Across these mixed national-level fields Brown runs closely matched against professional opponents including Tristan McKee, the 2025 Trans-Am TA2 champion who has raced extensively in both Trans-Am and the ARCA divisions, and Thomas Annunziata, who holds experience across Trans-Am, ARCA Menards and SCCA Majors competition. Brown has finished ahead of established professionals including NASCAR Xfinity champion Justin Allgaier and Kaden Honeycutt, a driver with 78 NASCAR Truck starts. In late 2026 he secured a step up to full-time competition, signing to drive the No. 2 car for Richard Childress Racing in NASCAR O'Reilly Auto Parts Series.