Although everyone seemed to be focus on Kris Lawrence making the jump into the Pro Late Model division, it was the Bone Stock that ended up catching the attention by year-end. After all, he was able to take home the championship at Delaware Speedway this past season.
Whether you are looking to find out information about the 2020 season, or celebrate the great 2019 campaign that was, Flamboro Speedway has you covered. The track recently revealed the dates for their pre-season meeting and banquet.
From the drop of the initial green flag this season at Sunset Speedway, the No. 81 Mustang could be seen at the front of the field with Samantha Shaw battling for checkered flags.
From the first green flag of the season to the last checkered flag flown, it was certainly an exciting year for the McClurkin Properties Cambridge Pure Stocks at Flamboro Speedway. There were lots of battles back and forth on a weekly basis, with a couple different faces gracing victory lane along the way.
The features for the Grisdale Racing Product Late Model season at Flamboro Speedway are officially in the books, with the champion crowned as J.R. Fitzpatrick took home the top honors.
Following a great season of competition across the province, everybody came together for the short track year-end playoffs. With each track hosting a big event, a lot of talent was showcased with the cream rising to the crop, as familiar faces found their way to victory lane. It also did not go as smoothly as warranted for everybody, though, as some drivers suffered bad luck along the way.
Typically when it comes to racing, the key is making sure that you are faster than the rest of your competitors.
Kevin Bridge may have scored fourth overall at Flamboro Speedway’s Frostoberfest, but that does not even begin to express the journey he took to get that point.
Jordan Latimer was headed for a strong run in the second feature at Flamboro Speedway’s Frostoberfest, when he’d take flight after contact on the frontstretch ending his night early.
Unfortunately, things would not go as planned for Wally Wilson Racing at Flamboro Speedway’s Frostoberfest with bad luck both days.
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