On Friday July 18, the majority of Ontario will be entering the third phase of the COVID-19 opening. Of course, for drivers and fans, they both flocked to their local track owners to ask the big question – can we have spectators and racing, yet?
These days when you head to the track to see an OSCAAR event, you have come to expect three divisions of great racing – the Queenston Chevrolet Buick GMC OSCAAR Modifieds presented by Scott Reinhart Trailer Sales Ltd,, The Fyre Place & Patio Shop, and Touchwood Cabinets, the Knightworks Design OSCAAR Hot Rods presented by Sauble Falls Tent and Trailer Parks, and the Living Lightning OSCAAR Pro Sprints.
It seems the Pure Stocks are having all the fun this season thus far, as organizers have put together details surrounding a third big invitational event of the season.
Following a pair of successful events over the past couple of weeks, Flamboro Speedway is getting ready for another.
Behind the wheel of new cars for the SKLD Motorsports team, both Austyn Jennett and Doug Wilman ran into some gremlins ending their days early.
Continuing to push hard from the drop of the green flag, Andrew Shilling was able to leave Flamboro Speedway with a top-15 finish.
Even while dealing with mechanical issues, Karlie Wilman was able to wheel her new ride to a top-20 finish at Flamboro Speedway’s Operation Green Flag.
Running inside the top-10, Jordan Latimer saw his day end early at Flamboro Speedway’s Operation Green Flag as a result of an overheating issue.
Despite being challenged throughout the 50-lap feature, Ken Grubb held on to score the victory in the Super Stock portion of Operation Green Flag.
Finding his way to the front quickly, Karl Sault did not look back en route to winning the Mini Stock portion of Operation Green Flag at Flamboro Speedway.
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