Although the panel mostly agreed on the 10 drivers that should be on this list, there were variations on how they should be ordered due to a variety of factors – competition, field size, and how each driver came across the result they got. So did we get it right this week?
This past weekend was busy for Emms Racing with a pair of events in two different series at two different race tracks.
After taking some time away from racing, Eric Yorke returned to Sunset Speedway in style – visiting victory lane on Saturday night.
Despite battling the handling of the No. 57 Late Model through the night, Ron Quesnelle was still able to drive it to a sixth-place finish on Saturday night.
Set to put together a solid night under his belt, Robbie Sikes would go around for a late-race spin at Sunset Speedway on Saturday night.
For the third straight week in a row, Spencer-Walt Motorsports visited victory lane at Sunset Speedway, as Rick Spencer-Walt won the 50-lap feature on Saturday night.
Dealing with mechanical issues, Wally Wilson would just miss finishing in the top-10 in the Queenston Chevrolet Buick GMC OSCAAR Modified event at Delaware Speedway.
The solid performances continued for Luke Gignac on Friday night at Delaware Speedway with another top-10 finish.
The race may have postponed a month due to weather, but the Queenston Chevrolet Buick GMC, Scott Reinhart Trailer Sales Ltd OSCAAR Modifieds put on a show once they took to the half-mile Delaware Speedway for their feature presented by The Fyre Place and Patio Shop.
Billy Schwartzenburg’s experience at Flamboro Speedway paid off on Saturday night, as he was able to pick up his first career APC Auto Parts United Late Models of Ontario victory in the London Recreational Racing 100.
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