LONDON, Ontario — Dale Reinhart may have won the Overkill Enterprises OSCAAR Modified feature event at Delaware Speedway, but Steve Trendell won the war in taking home the 2025 series championship. Reinhart did […]
As much as things stay the same, things can be a little different – or so the saying may go. Steve Trendell is hopeful of keeping the speed the team has shown […]
After a successful career in the Canadian Vintage Modifieds, Steve Trendell is ready to go modified racing of a different kind, as he will be one of the drivers vying for the 2020 Queenston Chevrolet GMC OSCAAR Modifieds presented by Scott Reinhart Trailer Sales Ltd Rookie of the Year Award.
With all eyes on the championship battle for the Lucas Oil Sportsman Cup Series, the rest of the field was set on stealing the glory with a trip to victory lane.
Before you can race in the bigger classes of motorsports, you need to get your start somewhere. For a lot of drivers, it was in the four-cylinder Mini Stocks and Pure Stocks. Those classes shined on Saturday night at Flamboro Speedway, with one driver sweeping the night.
Saturday night at Flamboro Speedway marked the second round of the Grisdale Triple Crown, and it did not disappoint.
Underneath sunny skies, the action was close on-track as the drivers at Flamboro Speedway battled hard for every single position on Saturday night.
On Saturday night at Flamboro Speedway, you could easily tell it was championship night as it seemed the action was kicked up a notch.
With every single point mattering as the season winds down, the action was fast and furious on Saturday night at Flamboro Speedway.
As the temperatures continue to stay hot, the action does on-track at Flamboro Speedway as well. Children were entertained on Saturday night, between receiving bikes and backpacks, to riding in the cars before the races began. The adults were also entertained, but we’d expect that based on the on-track action.
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