While Shawn Taylor was crowned the 2018 Klotz Engine Repair and Machine Shop Mini Stock Champion at Flamboro Speedway, there were plenty of drivers who had success over the course of this past season.
Preparations are already in full swing for the 2019 season at Flamboro Speedway, as track officials begin putting the pieces together. One of the important steps is the pre-season registration meeting with the competitors, which will take place on Sunday, December 9 in the VIP Building at the speedway.
Making the move into the ever-competitive Flamboro Speedway Mini Stock division, Erik Dalla Riva got stronger on a weekly basis over the course of the 2018 campaign, learning each step of the way.
Sometimes when you stick a microphone in front of a driver’s face, you have no clue what they may say and a couple of times you’ll hear something that surprises you or gives you a bit of a perspective.
Sometimes when you stick a microphone in front of a driver’s face, you have no clue what they may say and a couple of times you’ll hear something that surprises you or gives you a bit of a perspective.
Sometimes when you stick a microphone in front of a driver’s face, you have no clue what they may say and a couple of times you’ll hear something that surprises you or gives you a bit of a perspective.
Sometimes when you stick a microphone in front of a driver’s face, you have no clue what they may say and a couple of times you’ll hear something that surprises you or gives you a bit of a perspective.
This past season, Brian WIlson put together a successful season across the province of Ontario, placing second in the year-end Full Throttle Motor Speedway points standings, along with winning a feature during Flamboro Speedway’s Frostoberfest weekend. Recently, Wilson shared his thoughts with SHORT TRACK MUSINGS on Full Throttle and more.
Competing in two different divisions throughout the 2018 season, Jake Watson experienced success at both ends of the spectrum.
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