After a pair of back-to-back seasons coming up just shy on the OSCAAR Modified Championship, A.J. Emms confirmed his team will be back once again in 2018 with their sights set on the title. Emms also confirmed that BAE Environmental will be back as the primary sponsor on the No. 14 Modified.
Catching the attention of everyone watching, Dan Price impressed with his classic 1957 Chevrolet Bell Air en route to placing second in the OSCAAR Hot Rod standings.
After a successful rookie campaign in the OSCAAR Modified division, Wally Wilson Racing is proud to announce that Wally Wilson will once again be behind the wheel of the No. 69 The Fyre Place & Patio Shop Modified in 2018.
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After a solid campaign this past year, Thayne Hallyburton has confirmed that he will be back at Sunset Speedway in 2018, with his focus set on the Sauble Falls Tent and Trailer Park Late Model NASCAR Whelen All-American Series Late Model Championship.
After winning the OSCAAR Midget Championship in 2016, Ryan Brown came back just as fast in 2017 en route to another impressive season.
After a successful 2017 campaign which resulted in taking home the championship, ADAMS Motorsports will return to the OSCAAR Modified division once again in 2018 in search of more success. With everything staying the same, Luke Gignac will once again be piloting the No. 99 Modified.
Last season, Wally Wilson put together a solid OSCAAR Modified rookie campaign, placing 10th in the year-end standings. After confirming plans to once again run the full OSCAAR schedule, alongside select Outlaw Midget events, Wilson took some time to speak about everything.
With a pair of feature victories, Charlie Gallant showed speed en route to placing third in the OSCAAR Outlaw Super Late Model standings.
As we try to survive the freezing cold temperatures, here are five late model drivers that you should keep an eye on entering 2018.
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