Each season, Flamboro Speedway sees a class of rookies and there always seems to be a couple that you know will be drivers to watch in the years to come. One of those competitors last season was Kyle Steckly.
This season, Wally Wilson has a couple opportunities ahead of him in both Queenston Chevrolet Buick GMC OSCAAR Modified presented by Scott Reinhart Trailer Sales Ltd., Touchwood Cabinets, and The Fyre Place & Patio Shop and Pro Late Model competition.
In an effort to get young people involved in the trades and motorsports, Rich Schwartzenburg along with Flamboro Speedway track announcer Gary Colling has launched the Race 4 Trades program.
After putting together a pair of successful Mini Stock seasons at Flamboro Speedway, Erik Dalla Riva is ready for the next step of his racing career.
The season may seem far away with the snow on the ground, but it’s in fact just two and a half months away. That’s why Flamboro Speedway is ready to meet and greet fans this weekend at the Motorama Custom Car and Motorsports Expo as part of the Inside Track Racing Zone.
After getting his start in the Pure Stock class at Flamboro Speedway, Chris Pendlebury is ready for the next step of his racing career.
After having her season end early last year at Flamboro Speedway, Reece Bourgeois is ready to get back on-track in 2020.
No matter what track you visit, it seems that the Bone and Pure Stocks are always putting on a great show. It’s also a great division to watch new talent emerge as drivers get their start behind the wheel.
Last season, Kyle Lucas put together one of the strongest rookie campaigns at Flamboro Speedway, and it showed at year end as he was took home the Rookie of the Year Award at the banquet.
Between the regular Limited Late Model program, to the Pro Late Model program at Flamboro Speedway and the continued growth of the APC Auto Parts United Late Models of Ontario Tour, it seems that racing is healthy across the province no matter where you look,
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