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After seeing steady improvement with his program the past couple years, Zac Sprung is ready to get back at it this season at Sauble Speedway.
After a rough couple of seasons, Lane Zardo hopes to get back to running up front, committing to Sauble Speedway’s Pro Late Model schedule in 2019.
Despite having a stellar season that led to the 2018 APC Auto Parts United Late Models of Ontario Tour Championship, J.R. Fitzpatrick hasn’t settled down through the winter, putting in the hard work to come out stronger in 2019.
In an effort to get back to running up front on a weekly basis, Josh Stade will be taking his Pro Late Model program in a different direction for 2019.
Since then, plans for 2019 have continued to find their way into public domain. So here are some more competitors who have openly discussed their 2019 plans as of March 5, 2019.
After chasing after championships the past couple of seasons, the focus is solely on getting to victory lane as many times as possible for Kevin Bridge in 2019.
After a solid campaign throughout the 2018 season, Paul Pepper is ready to get back at it for 2019.
The plans continue to roll out of hiding and be revealed for fans, so here are some more drivers who have openly discussed their 2019 plans as of January 31, 2019.
For fans who attended Kawartha Speedway every Saturday night, they will remember seeing a red and white No. 35 Mustang. There was success experienced there, with Chance Isherwood taking home the track championship.
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