From the first green flag of the season to the last checkered flag flown, it was certainly an exciting second year for the Signs of Innovation Bone Stocks at Sunset Speedway. There were lots of battles back and forth on a weekly basis, with a touch controversy to spice things up, and a couple different faces gracing victory lane along the way.
As we look back on an exciting year of racing, here are your final statistical observations.
This past week, there were a couple more champions crowned with Tyler Seaboyer and Brian Wilson each enjoying their special moments at Sunset Speedway and Full Throttle Motor Speedway.
Battling hard throughout both days of racing at Sunset Speedway, Lisa DeLeeuw would come up just shy of the top-10 in the Velocity 250 Mini Stock feature.
Running up front all weekend at Sunset Speedway, Eric Yorke came up just one spot in the Velocity 250 feature.
After entering the Velocity 250 with confidence, things would not pan out as Jordan Latimer hoped.
After being out of the seat for most of the 2019 season, Ryan Semple proved that he can still get the job done behind the wheel on Sunday at Sunset Speedway.
Jumping behind the wheel of the No. 34 Late Model for Spencer-Walt Motorsports, Jade Franklin ran up front all weekend long en route to a top-10 finish in the 75-lap feature on Sunday.
Making his Ontario Outlaw Super Late Model Series debut at Sunset Speedway, Robbie Sikes showed a lot of speed before mechanical issues ending his night early.
Performing double duty on Velocity 250 weekend, Rick Spencer-Walt made the most of his weekend with a pair of trips to victory lane.
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