From Flamboro Speedway in May all the way to Peterborough Speedway in October, the OSCAAR Modifieds were fast as ever, with great competition throughout the field.
From Flamboro Speedway in May all the way to Peterborough Speedway in October, the OSCAAR Modifieds were fast as ever, with great competition throughout the field.
With some strong runs throughout the course of the season, John Harper put together a solid campaign to finish sixth in the OSCAAR Modified standings.
For the No. 11 Modified, an early year driver change paid off nicely en route to a solid eighth in the year-end standings.
After starting off the season solidly and enduring a rough summer, Tim Tolton completed his season with a solid runs en route to placing ninth in the final OSCAAR Modified standings.
From Gary Elliott Motorsports
With a focus on continuing to improve on a weekly basis, Wally Wilson walked away from his rookie OSCAAR Modified campaign with a top-10 finish in points.
Despite trouble at every turn in a wreck filled feature, Wally Wilson avoided each of the wrecks en route to a top-15 finish.
A third-place finish in the Autumn Colours Classic worked out perfectly for Luke Gignac and ADAMS Motorsports as it allowed the Orillia, Ontario-based team to clinch the 2017 OSCAAR Modified Championship.
Running up front all feature long, A.J. Emms scored a runner-up finish in the Autumn Colours Classic at Peterborough Speedway.
Despite craziness throughout the entire weekend, a familiar face was in victory lane when everything was complete as Gary McLean won the Autumn Colours Classic OSCAAR Modified feature on Sunday at Peterborough Speedway. Meanwhile, a podium finish was enough for Luke Gignac to be crowned series champion.