SPS ended its participation in the planned NASCAR O’Reilly Auto Parts Series program effective January 28, 2026. The team will work with AM Racing to support the transition of the competition program.
Farré said SPS Racing would continue its ARCA and late model programs and move to new facilities in North Carolina shortly.
The continuation follows a 2025 ARCA campaign in which Tyler Reif finished second in the East championship with Sigma Performance Services. SPS had announced that season’s program around the full East schedule and selected national events, providing an existing competition base for its 2026 plans.
We are proud of the work that we did in assembling an incredible team of people, resources and technical partners, and we are confident in the integrity of that plan and the people involved. We are working closely with the AM racing leadership group to support the smooth transition of these operations, and we are confident in their ability to deliver the quality and integrity of the plan and to deliver the results that this team of partners deserves.
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- Sigma Performance Services press release via ARCATyler Reif, Sigma Performance Services unite for full East Series schedule in 2025
- NASCARTyler Reif’s ascent from ARCA to the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series lands in an ideal place at Phoenix Raceway