With his eighth victory of the 2019 campaign, it appears Daniel Hawn has a clear grasp on the Living Lighting OSCAAR Pro Sprint standings. However, there are tons of points on the line for everyone to grab with three races remaining on the schedule.
Even though car count has not been as strong as everybody would’ve hoped, Flamboro Speedway’s Ray’s Towing & Recovery Super Stocks have continued to put on a strong show on a weekly basis.
Continuing to battle hard on a weekly basis, Andrew Shilling’s perseverance was rewarded in the year-end Signs of Innovation Bone Stock standings with a fifth-place finish in the final rankings.
With the first Mini Stock champion of the 2019 season crowned – congratulations Nolan Gould at Peterborough Speedway, and the playoffs looming, it seems drivers are continuing to step up their game so they can perhaps be part of the conversation for the win during the season-ending events.
Despite entering the season with excitement of her rookie campaign, Shiann Wilman was forced to scale back her schedule due to health reasons.
Eric Yorke made for a memorable trip back to Sunset Speedway on Saturday night, once again parking the No. 51 Nissan in victory lane.
Making his way to the front quickly, Daniel Hawn did not look back en route to winning the Living Lighting, Scott Reinhart Trailer Sales Ltd OSCAAR Pro Sprint feature presented by GB Advance Power Coating.
Despite facing adversity, Spencer-Walt Motorsports powered through to score a top-five finish on Saturday night at Sunset Speedway.
From Delaware Speedway
This past Saturday night, Flamboro Speedway staff and drivers joined together with fans to honor the drivers, crew members, and staff of the past. The celebration together, including an autograph session and corn roast, brought smiles to everyone’s faces.
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