1. Mike Senica attended the Fast-Track Racing School in 2005 at Charlotte Motor Speedway and earned his ARCA license; he made his debut in the ARCA Racing Series in 2010, driving for Peterson Motorsports at Mansfield Motorsports Speedway, finishing 30th in his debut.
Mike Senica competed in five additional races between 2010 and 2012, posting a best finish of 30th in his debut at Mansfield, and finishing tied for 87th in points in 2012 for his best points finish.
In 2013, Mike Senica moved to the ARCA Truck Series, driving for Team Wilson Driver Development as a teammate to Devin Moran, and Bobby Dale Earnhardt.
The New Symrna start never happened but Mike Senica did make three starts with the team.
Mike Senica ran in the Super Cup Stock Car Series with LaCross Motorsports.
Mike Senica finished 15th in the points in the Super Cup Series.
On January 17,2016, Mike Senica tested for Wayne Peterson Racing at the Daytona International Speedway in the ARCA Series.
In ten races, Mike Senica crashed out of one, was parked for being too slow in two others, start and parked in six and ran one full race at Kentucky.
Mike Senica finished 20th in points having competed in 11 of the season's 20 races.
In 2017, Mike Senica continued his part-time ARCA schedule for Hixson Motorsports.
Mike Senica started last and went on to finish in 21st; however, he was parked for being too slow in the race.
Mike Senica then moved over to Norm Benning Racing where he attempted eleven races, failing to qualify for two and start and parking in the other nine, never making it more than eight laps.
Mike Senica attempted six ARCA races for Hixson, finishing 23rd at Daytona, four laps down.
Mike Senica then start and parked for three races and was parked during the Chicagoland race for being too slow, similar to the Truck Series.
In March 2018, Mike Senica was running for TJL Motorsports at Martinsville Speedway in the Truck Series when after eight laps, Truck Series competition director David Hoots radioed for Mike Senica to be parked for going too slow.
Mike Senica disregarded the order and stayed on the track, drawing a black flag, indicating that NASCAR would no longer be scoring his truck.
The next morning, Mike Senica called out journalist Chris Knight on Twitter by alleging that Knight was trying to "boost his ratings" and "abusing" free speech while asking if Knight had ever driven a stock car.
On January 8,2019, Mike Senica announced a partial Truck slate with Copp Motorsports in 2019, though this was later denied by team owner DJ Copp.
In 2022 Mike Senica has been running in the Super Cup Stock Car Series, racing for Ashton Motorsports and teaming up with Rob Jones.
Mike Senica finished 7th in the Super Cup Stock Car Series driver points for the 2022 season.
Mike Senica raced in the Super Cup Series in 2023 where he collected a 9th place in the final driver points.
Mike Senica participated in a few races during the 2024 Super Cup Series and collected a 4th place in overall driver standings.
Mike Senica has worked under the names Padrone, Masked Superstar and The Machine.