The YouTube celebrity headlines UARA’s deepest pool of talent for a race this year.
Garrett Mitchell, a.k.a. Cleetus McFarland is set to make his UARA National debut at Berlin Raceway, the .437-mile oval in Marne, Michigan for this season’s Battle at Berlin, with robust competition to boot. However, this won’t be the only event McFarland is running next week in Berlin, with his recently announced Late Model series kicking off the following Saturday, August 15th. Entrants for Berlin paid $2,000 and have a chance at a $40,000 payout to win.
Ty Majeski has been unstoppable in recent races, winning the Money in the Bank 150 at the same venue earlier this season, complimenting his wins at South Alabama and most recent UARA National race at Golden Sands. Majeski’s competition is arriving in droves on this occasion, with Carson Hocevar making his return to Berlin following an early conclusion to his Money in the Bank efforts, claiming he was preserving his No. 71 for this race.
Other major names to take notice of in this preview include the return of Daniel Webster, the most recent winner not named Majeski in 2026 after his breakthrough in the Full Throttle 125 at Citrus County, Gabe Sommers after a runner-up finish in Golden Sands last weekend, leading the second-most laps only to Majeski, and Tristan McKee who is slated for his elevation to NASCAR’s Truck Series division the Friday night after Berlin at Richmond.
Battle at Berlin Entry List (30 Participants)
4 Tyler Lupton
5 Tristan McKee
6 Chet Monaweck
7 Joey Doiron
14A Michael Atwell
14P Chase Pinsonneault
15 Gabe Sommers
18 Keith Herp
18 Chase Burda
20 Austin Hull
22 Evan Shotko
22 Kyle Steckly
24 Dylan Stovall
24 Terry Senneker
26 Bubba Pollard
28 Scott Thomas
30 Cleetus McFarland
30 Treyten Lapcevich
32 Chris Shannon
33 Daniel Webster
39 Andrew Morrissey
46 Buddy Head
47 Brian Campbell
48 Seth Moody
53 Boris Jurkovic
57 Justin Thomas
71 Carson Hocevar
76 Kole Raz
88 Andrew Scheid
91 Ty Majeski
All coverage for UARA sanctioned events can be found on Ultra Broadcasting, with coverage of the Battle at Berlin starting at approximately 5:30 PM CST / 6:30 PM EST.
