When traveling across the province to various events, racers want to ensure that their racecar is protected and remains in perfect condition during their travels. So it’s no surprise that many of the teams have purchased a trailer from Scott Reinhart through the years.
One of the drivers entering the upcoming season has to be Dale Reinhart, following a strong close to last season.
With the 2019 race season quickly approaching, the hype surrounding the OSCAAR Modifieds is at a peak level with a new partnership being formed.
Known for getting behind the wheel of anything with four wheels across the province, Mike Westwood has been hard at work in his shop this off-season. On top of preparing cars for other drivers, he has also built himself a new modified to run as part of the 2019 OSCAAR Modified tour.
After a successful sophomore OSCAAR Modified season, Wally Wilson will once again run the full schedule in 2019.
Here are some more competitors who have openly discussed their 2019 plans as of January 15, 2019.
Even though preparations have already began for the 2019 campaign, there was still some left over business from last year as the OSCAAR Modified drivers and crews gathered together on Saturday, January 12 to celebrate everybody’s accomplishments.
After a solid OSCAAR Modified campaign, Wally Wilson was one of the drivers recognized at the 2018 Awards Banquet, which took place on Saturday, January 12.
With a pair of feature and 11 heat wins, Cory Horner had a successful season en route to being crowned the 2018 OSCAAR Modified Champion.
Scoring three feature victories over the course of the season, John Harper came up just shy of his first career championship with a runner-up in the 2018 OSCAAR Modified standings.
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