After a fun night at Kawartha Speedway, the OSCAAR Modifieds are ready to continue their big month of racing, with their first trip to Jukasa Motor Speedway on Saturday, June 16.
After a fun night at Kawartha Speedway, the OSCAAR Modifieds are ready to continue their big month of racing, with their first trip to Jukasa Motor Speedway on Saturday, June 16.
It’s about to get into the busy part of the season for the OSCAAR Modifieds with three events spanning through the month of June that promise to deliver in speed. The open-wheel cars will first take to Kawartha Speedway on Friday June 1, followed by a pair of events at Jukasa Motor Speedway.
From Clayton Johns Media
It’s no secret that all of the OSCAAR Modified teams have been working hard throughout the winter, and now it’s time for their dedication to shine as the first green flag will drop of the 2018 season at Sunset Speedway as part of the track’s Victoria Day weekend Spring Velocity special.
All eyes will be on Flamboro Speedway on June 10 when they host their first ever “STOCK” Car Nationals, featuring the pure stocks, mini stocks and super stocks.
After a great race to start off the 2018 campaign, the OSCAAR Hot Rod Series drivers will be back in action on May 19 and 20 at Sunset Speedway as part of the track’s Spring Velocity.
Alas, the snow has finally melted and the race season is about to be put into full gear. The OSCAAR Hot Rod Series will be the first of the three divisions to hit the track this year, and in the most fitting way possible as they will help Sunset Speedway celebrate their 50th anniversary.
They may have started with just three cars at some of the dates, but it was just the beginning of something special.
With a change in the tires and the new Great Lakes Concrete Series, there has been a heightened discussion about the Sauble Falls Tent and Trailer Park Late Models. It’s a welcome change of pace, considering fear was adamant the division would fade away in years to come.
It seems with each season, tracks and series continue to step up their game in trying to market to fans and attract racers to their speedways. 2018 is no exception to the rule, given the amount of big events already announced.