The St. Onge Recreational Super Stocks put together some great races across the season. So let’s take a look back on five great feature moments, as well as a single qualifier shocker.
Check out 21 of Ashley McCubbin’s memorable images from this past season’s St. Onge Recreational Super Stock campaign at Sunset Speedway.
Sometimes when you stick a microphone in front of a driver’s face, you have no clue what they may say and a couple of times you’ll hear something that surprises you or gives you a bit of a perspective.
This past season, Coltin Everingham put together one of the most impressive seasons at Sunset Speedway en route to winning both the track St. Onge Recreation Super Stock Championship, and the NASCAR Whelen All-American Series Division II title.
While Coltin Everingham walked away with the 2018 St. Onge Recreational Sunset Speedway Championship and the 2018 NASCAR Whelen All-American Series Division II Ontario Provincial title, there were plenty of drivers who had success over the course of this past season.
After all the dust settled at the front of the field, it’d be Matt Bentley emerging victorious in the Velocity 250 at Sunset Speedway on Sunday afternoon.
Consistently improving with each season behind the wheel, everything came together in 2018 for Coltin Everingham as he crowned the 2018 Sunset Speedway St. Onge Recreation Super Stock Champion.
Despite the high temperatures and contact on track causing trouble for his competitors, Travis McLean made his way through the chaos for a top-10 finish on Sunday at Sunset Speedway.
Finding the familiar speed back in the No. 64, Ryan Semple was working his way to the front on Sunday afternoon at Sunset Speedway when contact would see his afternoon end early.
After entering the night with high hopes following a couple back-to-back strong runs, Ethan Constable’s night ended early on Saturday at Sunset Speedway.
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