From Clayton Johns Media for OSCAAR
From Clayton Johns Media for OSCAAR
This weekend, the OSCAAR Modifieds will take to Peterborough Speedway for the Chase for the Colours. The event provides a unique opportunity for all the competitors in the field, as the top-two finishers at the Chase will start the Autumn Colours Classic from the front row in October.
With top of the shelf racing across their multitude of divisions, OSCAAR has become one of the premiere racing divisions in Ontario for competitors who are looking for that extra bit of competition. This year is no different, with a wide variety of success so far in 2017. With that in mind, here is the first edition of Five Thoughts dedicated solely to OSCAAR.
Despite coming out of the gate with more speed than previous weeks, Wally Wilson was dealt a tough finish as a result of fuel pump issues on Saturday night at Flamboro Speedway.
On Saturday night at Flamboro Speedway, Luke Gignac put together a smooth feature en route to scoring a podium finish.
The strong performances for AJ Emms continued this season at Flamboro Speedway, as he ran up front throughout the feature en route to a runner-up finish.
After taking the lead on a restart at the halfway mark, Chris Milwain led the rest of the way en route to his second OSCAAR Modified feature victory of 2017.
The learning curve for Wally Wilson continued at Kawartha Speedway this past Friday night as he completed all 30 laps in the feature en route to a top-20 finish.
Despite going around for a quick spin, Luke Gignac rebounded for a top-10 finish at Kawartha Speedway.
On Friday night at Kawartha Speedway, AJ Emms ran up front throughout the entire 30-lap feature en route to his fifth straight top-five finish.