Consistency each week, along with some trips to victory lane paid off for Warren Paxton as he won the Velocity 250 Signs of Innovation Mini Stock feature en route to being crowned the 2018 Great Lakes Concrete Series Champion.
Kyle Neumeister ended the 2018 campaign at Sunset Speedway exactly the way it began – sitting in victory lane, as he won the Velocity 250 Grassroots Performance Bone Stock invitational on Sunday afternoon.
Gregory Rudzik is making a habit out of winning prestigious events across Ontario as he followed up last year’s Autumn Colours Classic triumph with a win on Saturday at Sunset Speedway’s Velocity 250.
Knowing he had the championship locked up by simply starting the Lucas Oil T.Q. Can-Am Midget feature at Sunset Speedway, Darren Dryden ended his season with a high as he scored the feature victory at the Velocity 250.
Despite starting near the back for the both Ontario Pro Challenge features on Saturday at Sunset Speedway, Tim Norris found his way to the front to win them both.
Starting near the front of the field, Brandon Zavarella made his way to the front quickly, putting together a dominating performance en route to the victory.
After a successful Mini Stock career to date, Melissa Bullen will take the next step in her career as she will make her OSCAAR Modified debut this weekend at Sunset Speedway.
For most teams, it’s big a enough challenge to win a single title in a season. Now try doubling down with a pair of championships at Kyle Neumeister accomplished that feat in 2018.
From Spira Racing
“I’m not a Shaw, I’m not a Montanari – I’m Tyler Seaboyer. I don’t give up no matter what it is.”
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