After an exciting show to kick-off the season at Peterborough Speedway, the OSCAAR Pro Midgets are ready for their second event of 2017 at Grand Bend Speedway. With a full field expected, it’s bound to be another great weekend of competition.
After an exciting show to kick-off the season at Peterborough Speedway, the OSCAAR Pro Midgets are ready for their second event of 2017 at Grand Bend Speedway. With a full field expected, it’s bound to be another great weekend of competition.
With three races in the books for the Lucas Oil T.Q. Can-Am Midgets, we are starting to see who will be contending for wins all year, and who needs to pick it up early this season. Ahead of this weekend’s event at Flamboro Speedway, here are your fiv-actually, four thoughts to consider…..
Now a month and a half into the season, we’re starting to see who stands out in the St. Onge Recreation Super Stocks, and who could use a little work. So with that said, here are your five thoughts to consider this time around…..
Despite losing the power steering early in the event, Rick Spencer-Walt hang in there for a top-15 finish on Saturday night at Flamboro Speedway.
Making his Outlaw Midget debut at Sunset Speedway, Wally Wilson put together a solid race en route to scoring a top-15 finish.
Robert Toope put together another solid run on Saturday night, posting his third straight top-20 finish at Sunset Speedway.
Everything came together perfectly for Lisa DeLeeuw on Saturday night at Sunset Speedway, as she picked her first career heat victory.
Starting deep in the field, Eric Yorke once again made his way to the front to score another top-five finish on Saturday night at Sunset Speedway.
Despite battling mechanical issues on Saturday night at Sunset Speedway, Cameron McGlashan was able to keep his top-10 streak alive with another solid result.
Battling a loose car on Saturday night at Sunset Speedway, Robbie Sikes was able to avoid trouble for the entire 30-lap affair.