It seems with each season, tracks and series continue to step up their game in trying to market to fans and attract racers to their speedways. 2018 is no exception to the rule, given the amount of big events already announced.
Starting off the year in victory lane, there was no slowing Jordan Hanna down all year-long en route to being crowned the 2017 OSCAAR Pro Midget Champion.
Returning sponsors are the trend this week for ADAMS Motorsports, as they welcome back Morton Metals for the fifth consecutive season.
Continuing the sponsor announcements, ADAMS Motorsports is proud to announce that Heritage Heating will be back on board the No. 99 Modified for the fourth straight season.
With three feature wins, four heat victories, and seven feature top-fives, it’s safe to say that Chris Milwain had a great year en route to placing third in the year-end OSCAAR Modified standings.
Showing speed right from the start of the season opener at Kawartha Speedway, Tyler Hawn was solid right through the entire year en route to being crowned the inaugural Hot Rod Series Champion.
As ADAMS Motorsports continues to put the pieces together ahead of 2018, they are proud to announce that Dwindell’s Family Movers will be back as a sponsor of Luke Gignac and the No. 99 Modified. It marks their fifth season partnered with ADAMS Motorsports.
Maintaining solid partnerships is just as important as winning, and something that ADAMS Motorsports strives to succeed. That’s why they’re proud to welcome back TSS Top Shops as a sponsor for the 2018 season.
Although it was a shortened season for the OSCAAR Midgets, the champion was made clear based on his immediate success on track.
The pieces are coming together for the upcoming season as ADAMS Motorsports is proud to welcome back PBS Motors and Pumps as a sponsor of Luke Gignac and the No. 99 Modified.
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