For the second straight week in a row, the Golden Boy was in victory lane as Daniel Hawn won the Living Lighting, Scott Reinhart Trailer Sales Ltd OSCAAR Pro Sprint feature presented by Advantage Powder Coatings at Grand Bend Speedway.
Despite running into power issues, Flamboro Speedway was able to get in the entire night of racing, thanks to J.R. Fitzpatrick loaning his generator. It was a gesture that earned him the EPIC Racewear Move of the Night Award from the track.
In the first ever trip for the Knightworks Design, Scott Reinhart Trailer Sales Ltd OSCAAR Hot Rods to Peterborough Speedway, it’d be Tyler Hawn winning the feature presented by Apsley Peterborough Transport.
From Jim Clarke / Clarke Motorsports Communications at Peterborough Speedway
From Delaware Speedway
Gaining speed as the weekend went on, Wally Wilson was able to pick up a top-10 finish at Sauble Speedway.
After a long busy off-season, the Latimer brothers were able to get their season started at Peterborough Speedway on Saturday night.
Battling hard throughout the afternoon, Cheyenne Charles wound out placing just outside of the top-10 in her feature.
In an unexpected return behind the wheel on Sunday afternoon, Doug Wilman would drive the No. 14 Mini Stock to a top-15 finish.
Battling against stiffer competition and mechanical gremlins, Karlie Wilman and Andrew Shilling just missed placing in the top-10 in their feature on Sunday afternoon.
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