City Garage Motorsports announced on February 23 that Becca Monopoli will not compete in the 2026 ARCA Menards Series East season. Monopoli had been slated to drive the No. 85 car and was initially named alongside Quinn Davis as one of the team’s two full-time drivers for the upcoming season.
Monopoli’s Performance and History with CGM
During her 2025 appearances, Monopoli competed in three ARCA East races, achieving a top-10 finish by placing eighth at Nashville Fairgrounds Speedway. Additionally, she secured a top-10 finish in the main ARCA Menards Series at Toledo Speedway last year. Monopoli began her ARCA career in 2024, becoming City Garage Motorsports’ first driver in the series.
CGM Reflects on Monopoli’s Contribution and Future Plans
Sandy Brantley, CGM’s director of marketing, praised Monopoli’s time with the team, stating,
“Becca has been an important part of our program for the last two years.”
Brantley added,
“We are incredibly grateful for the time and contribution she brought to our team. We are proud of the work accomplished together. Becca is a talented driver. We wish her nothing but the best in what comes next.”
The team has yet to announce whether it will maintain two full-time entries in the ARCA East series for this season, leaving Quinn Davis as the confirmed driver for now.
Implications for CGM and ARCA East Series
Monopoli’s departure from the 2026 season leaves a gap in City Garage Motorsports’ driver lineup, potentially impacting their competitiveness in the ARCA Menards Series East. As CGM evaluates its plans, attention will focus on how the team fills the vacant seat and what this means for Quinn Davis’s role moving forward. The changes come with hopeful anticipation for both Monopoli’s next career moves and CGM’s strategy in the upcoming racing season.
