The No. 4 matched his car number at year-end, with Ryan Battilana placing fourth in the year-end OSCAAR Pro Sprint standings.
The No. 4 matched his car number at year-end, with Ryan Battilana placing fourth in the year-end OSCAAR Pro Sprint standings.
While Tessa Cremasco was crowned the 2018 Mini Stock Champion at Full Throttle Motor Speedway, there were plenty of drivers who had success over the course of this past season.
A consistent rookie campaign worked in Jason Keen’s favor to allow him to finish fifth in the year-end OSCAAR Modified standings.
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Despite not reaching victory lane, Nick Clarke’s consistency enabled him to place fifth in the year-end OSCAAR Hot Rod Series standings.
While Dale Lucas was crowned the 2018 McClurkin Properties Pure Stock Champion at Flamboro Speedway, there were plenty of drivers who had success over the course of this past season.
With consistency from the start of the season to the last lap, Rob Summers was able to put together a solid campaign to finish fifth in the year-end OSCAAR Pro Sprint standings.
Building on last year’s success, Jase Cornell put together a solid OSCAAR Modified campaign en route to placing sixth in the year-end standings.
After having success in the Super Stock division, Robbie Sikes will make the step up to the ever-competitive Sauble Falls Tent and Trailer Park Limited Late Model division at Sunset Speedway.
Scoring four top-10’s over the course of the season, Jeremy McLean was able to finish sixth in the year-end OSCAAR Hot Rod Series standings.