Known for one of the coolest cars on the OSCAAR Hot Rod Series tour, the Doghouse House Racing team managed to end off the year ranked fourth in the year-end standings.
4th in OSCAAR Hot Rod Points: Douglas Fischer
4th in OSCAAR Pro Sprint Points: Ryan Battilana
The No. 4 matched his car number at year-end, with Ryan Battilana placing fourth in the year-end OSCAAR Pro Sprint standings.
5th in OSCAAR Mod Points – Jason Keen
A consistent rookie campaign worked in Jason Keen’s favor to allow him to finish fifth in the year-end OSCAAR Modified standings.
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5th in OSCAAR Hot Rod Points: Nick Clarke
Despite not reaching victory lane, Nick Clarke’s consistency enabled him to place fifth in the year-end OSCAAR Hot Rod Series standings.
5th in OSCAAR Pro Sprint Points: Rob Summers
With consistency from the start of the season to the last lap, Rob Summers was able to put together a solid campaign to finish fifth in the year-end OSCAAR Pro Sprint standings.
6th in OSCAAR Modified Points – Jase Cornell
Building on last year’s success, Jase Cornell put together a solid OSCAAR Modified campaign en route to placing sixth in the year-end standings.
6th in OSCAAR Hot Rod Points: Jeremy McLean
Scoring four top-10’s over the course of the season, Jeremy McLean was able to finish sixth in the year-end OSCAAR Hot Rod Series standings.
6th in OSCAAR Pro Sprint Points: Norman Newman
Despite battling mechanical issues through his rookie campaign, Norman Newman picked up four heat wins en route to placing sixth in the year-end OSCAAR Pro Sprint standings.
7th in OSCAAR Modified Points – Luke Gignac
After winning the championship last season, Luke Gignac overcame adversity in 2018 to place seventh in the year-end OSCAAR Modified standings.
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