Following a pair of features, it’d come down to a tie for the Canadian Vintage Modifieds’ overall winner on Doc Roper night at Flamboro Speedway. As a result, both T.J. Marshall and Mike Podd were credited with the victory.
No matter what he is behind the wheel of, Cayden Lapcevich has shown he can get the job done. He did just that on Saturday night at Flamboro Speedway, dominating the Ontario Outlaw Super Late Model Series presented by the Canadian Concrete Expo’s Don Biederman Memorial at Flamboro Speedway.
Treyten Lapcevich tried to get by Brandon Watson on multiple occasions on Thursday night, but it would not be enough with Watson victorious in the APC Auto Parts United Late Models of Ontario Tour 100-lap feature at Jukasa Motor Speedway.
Running up front throughout the event, Doug Butler put together a combination of speed, and being in the right place at the right time, to score the victory in the 35-lap feature on Thursday night at Jukasa Motor Speedway.
From Tommy Goudge at Ohsweken Speedway
From Tommy Goudge at Ohsweken Speedway
Though as the stars take a mid-season break, here are some numbers to consider.
Another weekend of action in the books for the three OSCAAR divisions saw points advantages extended at the top of the standings, but the rest of the field brought closer together. With the Modifieds and Pro Sprints in action this weekend at Flamboro Speedway, here is a critical update.
From Jim Clarke from Clarke Motorsports Communications
The Signs of Innovation Bone Stocks have been experiencing steady growth since their inception at Sunset Speedway, with new drivers joining the fray each week. It has certainly allowed for new talent to rise, and reach victory lane at times this year. With just two months left in the 2019 campaign, let’s take a look at some things.
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