Ahh….the regular season is over and the champions have been crowned, which congratulations to each of those. Really, well-deserving on the part of the Late Model Champion Gord Shepherd as he put together a killer season with consistency, and a couple trips to victory lane to boot.
For the first time since 2015, OSCAAR will grace the high banks of Sunset Speedway as the series makes its return at the Velocity 250.
With the division growing with each passing week, the OSCAAR Hot Rods are ready for the sixth event of the 2017 season, which will take place at Sunset Speedway’s Velocity 250. It’ll be a busy weekend for teams, with a pair of features on tap across the two days.
After battling hard all year long, Lisa DeLeeuw was able to close out her 2017 points campaign at Sunset Speedway with a top-10 finish.
Although Eric Yorke put together a stellar season with consistent results on a weekly basis, a couple twists and turns to close out the season saw him come up short on the championship.
Hawkestone, Ontario’s Cameron McGlashan was set to throw in the towel – but he did not give up and was crowned the 2017 NASCAR Whelen All-American Series Sunset Speedway Mini Stock Track Champion.
Ryan Semple finished the year the same way he started it – solidly running up front, scoring another heat victory and top-five on Saturday night at Sunset Speedway.
Despite the night not starting off as warranted, the Spencer-Walt Motorsports team worked hard to complete the season with a top-10 finish on Saturday night at Sunset Speedway.
After going through an up-and-down season, from his first career feature victory to some frustrating nights, Jordan Latimer finished up on a high note with a pair of top-fives.
Gord Shepherd has had the dream season at Sunset Speedway this year, with consistent finishes on a weekly basis. He capped off his 2017 Sauble Falls Tent and Trailer Park Late Model Championship campaign in style, sweeping both features on Saturday night.
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