Jordan Latimer looked poised to have another strong run at Sunset Speedway on Saturday night, when a mechanical failure would see his feature end early.
Jordan Latimer looked poised to have another strong run at Sunset Speedway on Saturday night, when a mechanical failure would see his feature end early.
After feeling a top-five within grasp on opening night, Paul Maltese put together a solid performance en route to scoring a fifth-place finish on Saturday night at Sunset Speedway.
The early season positive momentum continues for Ron Quesnelle, as he scored his third consecutive top-six finish to start off the 2018 campaign at Sunset Speedway.
After suffering disappointment last weekend at Sunset Speedway, Spencer-Walt Motorsports was able to bounce back with a solid top-10 performance on Saturday night.
The hard work throughout the off-season paid off for KDR Motorsports as they were able to score a pair of top-six finishes on opening night at Sunset Speedway.
With a lot of change entering the new season, it has started off on a solid note for Paul Maltese with a top-10 on opening night at Sunset Speedway.
After struggling a little in the first feature, the JL Motorsports team was able to rebound for a top-five in the second on Saturday night at Sunset Speedway.
The season has officially begun for Rick Spencer-Walt as he was able to leave Sunset Speedway’s opening night with a top-10 finish.
If the season opener is any indication, it’s going to be a great year of competitive OSCAAR Hot Rod Series racing. At the end of the first event, though, a familiar face was in victory lane as Tyler Hawn scored the win.
After a great campaign last year at Sunset Speedway that saw new record highs, Jordan Latimer will be at the Innisfil, Ontario facility in 2018, hopeful of achieving even bigger things.