Even though most of the teams are already busy preparing for the 2018 campaign, there was still some left over business from last year as the OSCAAR Pro Midget drivers and crews gathered together on Saturday, February 3 to honor everybody for their accomplishments.
On Saturday, February 3, the OSCAAR Modified teams gathered together for the series year-end banquet, which saw them recognize the champions – Luke Gignac and ADAMS Motorsports.
Making his debut mid-season at Flamboro Speedway, Erik Dalla Riva immediately impressed as he was able to visit victory lane on a pair of occasions before the year was over. He recently took some time to talk to SHORT TRACK MUSINGS about the experience, and more.
After a solid rookie campaign at Flamboro Speedway, Kaitlyn Wallace will return to the oval with hopes of an even stronger season.
As part of the track’s banquet, the schedule for the 2018 racing season was distributed to attendees, before being posted online. As anticipated, it will be a jam-packed year with lots of action taking place every single week this year.
After starting off the year in victory lane, Glenn Watson was consistent all the way through the 2017 OSCAAR Outlaw Super Late Model season en route to being crowned the series champion.
Continuing partnerships from one year to the next, Wally Wilson Racing is proud to welcome back Have1.com for the 2018 season.
JL Motorsports is proud to announce that Jordan Latimer’s No. 90 Limited Late Model at Sunset Speedway will be sponsored by WIX Filters.
Luke Gignac may have been in his sophomore year of competition, but he looked like a seasoned veteran en route to being crowned the 2017 OSCAAR Modified Champion.
While jumping a 12,000 lbs truck through the air, doing a backflip, or performing a series of donuts is impressive, it’s something fans have grown used to seeing repeatedly. Enter the two-wheel competition.
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