After winning the Great Lakes Concrete Series Super Stock Championship last season, Kris Lawrence is set to move up a step on the racing ladder, tackling the Pro Late Model division at Delaware Speedway.
After coming close to taking home the OSCAAR Pro Sprint Championship in his rookie campaign, Jaden Riddell will be back on the grid with dreams of glory in 2019.
From a young age, Ryan D’Antimo has been surrounded by racing. whether watching NASCAR on TV or looking at the photos that hung on the wall of his grandfather or father. His own interest in the sport continued to grow with his grandfather taking him out into the garage, and will finally get a chance to show on track this season.
After spending some time away from being behind the wheel, Bryan Penny is set to make his Super Stock return in 2019 at Peterborough Speedway.
After a successful rookie campaign, Tyler Di Venanzo and RD Racing are moving to the Pro Late Model ranks for the 2019 racing season. In one of the most fun, unique interviews, SHORT TRACK MUSINGS caught up with Tyler, as well as his father Rob Di Venanzo, to get their thoughts going into the year.
One of the drivers entering the upcoming season has to be Dale Reinhart, following a strong close to last season.
So here are some competitors who have openly discussed their 2019 plans as of January 29, 2019.
Known for getting behind the wheel of anything with four wheels across the province, Mike Westwood has been hard at work in his shop this off-season. On top of preparing cars for other drivers, he has also built himself a new modified to run as part of the 2019 OSCAAR Modified tour.
After a successful rookie season, Julia Capirchio is ready to get back behind the wheel in 2019.
The Lucas Oil T.Q. Can-Am Midgets will once again see a familiar face behind the wheel in 2019, as Luc Munsie has once again committed to the full campaign.
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