En route to putting together a decent run at Kawartha Speedway, a misunderstanding would prove costly for Wally Wilson on Friday night.
En route to putting together a decent run at Kawartha Speedway, a misunderstanding would prove costly for Wally Wilson on Friday night.
Gary McLean would try left, right, and center to get by John Harper in the final stages at Kawartha Speedway, but was unable to pass him as Harper picked up the win on Friday night.
It’s about to get into the busy part of the season for the OSCAAR Modifieds with three events spanning through the month of June that promise to deliver in speed. The open-wheel cars will first take to Kawartha Speedway on Friday June 1, followed by a pair of events at Jukasa Motor Speedway.
From Gary Elliott Motorsports
With preparations for the season coming down to the last minute, Wally Wilson ran into a couple issues that he was unable to overcome at Sunset Speedway’s Spring Velocity.
Running in the top-10 throughout the OSCAAR Modified Spring Velocity feature at Sunset Speedway, Luke Gignac would be caught up in a crash during the late stages of the feature.
Battling hard from the drop of the green flag paid off for A.J. Emms, as he was able to kick off the 2018 OSCAAR Modified season with a top-five finish at Sunset Speedway.
Gary McLean has to be the official king of OSCAAR Modified action at Sunset Speedway, as he scored his eighth straight victory on Monday afternoon.
It’s no secret that all of the OSCAAR Modified teams have been working hard throughout the winter, and now it’s time for their dedication to shine as the first green flag will drop of the 2018 season at Sunset Speedway as part of the track’s Victoria Day weekend Spring Velocity special.
After a pair of back-to-back sixth-place finishes at the end of last season, Mike Hearty has confirmed that he will take part in select OSCAAR Modified Series events in 2018.