The first weekend of competition in the province saw a pair of tracks get their season started – Flamboro Speedway and Full Throttle Motor Speedway. With four different drivers reaching victory lane, it left the discussion wide-open for the panel members.
Each week, Short Track Musings will be releasing a guide of where to catch some short track asphalt racing action across Ontario.
After showing speed with a couple heat victories through the 2018 campaign, Parker Traves is hoping a new approach to his program will allow him to elevate his program.
After a long off-season of making sure everything would be perfect for this year, it would pay off as opening night at Flamboro Speedway would go off successfully. With solid fields in each of the classes, nine different drivers experienced the thrill of victory on Saturday night.
With Sunset Speedway raining out, Kevin Bridge made the trek out to Full Throttle Motor Speedway for their season opener.
Derek Henderson hadn’t been behind the wheel of a racecar for 15 years, but a phone call from Dan Price to run his Knightworks Design OSCAAR Hot Rod at Kawartha Speedway two years ago changed that.
After making a pair of trips to victory lane last season, Frank Davey is ready to get back at it this year in the St. Onge Recreation Super Stock division at Sunset Speedway.
With preparations in full swing for the 2019 season, Emms Racing is proud to welcome back FMR Scrap Buyers as a marketing partner.
After pitting for a friend through the 1980’s, Bob Franks got his chance behind the wheel in the thunder car division.
After a solid campaign last season at Flamboro Speedway, Steadfast Racing is ready to get back at it this year, beginning Saturday night.
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