ARCA Hoosier Pro Late Model Division, Southeast Series

ARCA Hoosier Southeast Series	ARCA Hoosier Southeast Series
 	
Category 	Late models
Country 	United States
Inaugural season 	2013
Manufacturers 	Chevrolet · Ford · Toyota
Tire suppliers 	Hoosier
Drivers' champion 	Jake Garcia (1st title)
Current season 	2022
The ARCA Hoosier Pro Late Model Division, Southeast Series, also known simply as the ARCA Hoosier Southeast Series, is a pavement late model racing series sanctioned by the Automobile Racing Club of America. The series was originally formed in 2012 as the Southern Super Series, running their inaugural season a year later. The series was acquired by ARCA in October 2021 and will debut under the ARCA Hoosier Pro Late Model Division banner in February 2022.
The series, along with the Northeast Series, make up the ARCA Hoosier Pro Late Model Division, East Tour who combine for six races annually.
History
The ARCA Hoosier Southeast Series was first formed in 2013 in Prattville, Alabama as the Southern Super Series with an emphasis on providing "old-school" late model racing for the Southern US. The inaugural 16-race slate visited five racetracks in four different states (Alabama’s Mobile International Speedway and Montgomery Motor Speedway, Florida’s Five Flags Speedway, Georgia’s Gresham Motorsports Park and Tennessee’s Fairgrounds Speedway) and included legendary races such as the World Crown 300 and the All American 400. The Automobile Racing Club of America announced in October 2021 they had acquired the Southern Super Series and will debut it under the ARCA Hoosier Pro Late Model Division banner in February 2022. Select races will air on tape delay on ESPN SpeedWorld on ESPN+.List of champions
Season 	Champion
Southern Super Series 	Southern Super Series
2013 	Daniel Hemric
2014 	Bubba Pollard
2015 	Casey Smith
2016 	Donnie Wilson
2017 	Stephen Nasse
2018 	Casey Roderick
2019 	Casey Roderick
2020 	Stephen Nasse
2021 	Jake Garcia
ARCA Hoosier Southeast Series	ARCA Hoosier Southeast Series
2022 	
===Most championships===
Championships	Driver
2 	Casey Roderick (2018, 2019)
2 	Stephen Nasse (2017, 2020)
1 	Daniel Hemric (2013)
1 	Bubba Pollard (2014)
1 	Casey Smith (2015)
1 	Donnie Wilson (2016)
1 	Jake Garcia (2021)