While the Queenston OSCAAR Modifieds are seeing several newcomers, there are also some familiar returning faces as well. 2017 Champion Luke Gignac will once again be driving ADAMS Motorsports’ No. 99 for the fourth straight season.
So here are some more competitors who have openly discussed their 2019 plans as of March 12, 2019.
The off-season for many drivers involves going through their car and making the necessary improvements and upgrades. Kevin Spiez has done that the past eight years, but was ready for a change in 2019.
As the days continue to count down until spring with dreams of the snow melting soon, that hasn’t slowed work at Flamboro Speedway. The staff is currently busy putting together pieces for a successful 2019 race season.
After experiencing success in the Queenston OSCAAR Modiifeds, A.J. Emms will return to the division on a part-time basis in 2019 with backing from BAE Environmental.
After success in the Ontario Legends Series, Bryan Batty is ready to take on a new challenge with the Queenston OSCAAR Modifieds.
After a successful rookie campaign in the Queenston OSCAAR Modified division, Jason Keen will be returning for another season – except there will be a change to his racing program.
The growth of the Grassroots Performance Bone Stocks division at Sunset Speedway is certainly a topic of discussion through the off-season as plenty of rookies have decided to join the action. One of those being S2RT Racing driver Shawn Stewart.
Wally Wilson has a full schedule on tap, as he is set to run all of the Queenston OSCAAR Modified events in 2019. Though he isn’t ready to let go of his roots yet, electing to compete in a partial Outlaw Midget campaign as well.
Although most people may recognize Morgan Robson Jr. for waving his flags at the race track, or his work on the promotional side, he’s ready to make an impact of a different kind 2019. After taking a step back last year, he will be back behind the wheel this season.
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