Posts by: Chris Porter

Photos – Jim Feeney Russ Brown, who hasn’t finished in the top 10 in points since earning his fifth track title in 2013, finds himself in front of the pack after two weeks of racing. Since the 2013 season, the pilot of the Ray Hedger-owned and built No. 13 has only raced part-time. In fact,

Photos – Jim Feeney 28 cars may have started Sunday afternoon’s 75-lap small block supermodified Classic at the Oswego Speedway, but it would end up being just a two-man race from start to end. In a battle of the division’s all-time greats, Mexico’s Mike Bond would defeat Mansville’s Russ Brown to capture his fourth Classic

Photos – Jim Feeney Pennellville’s Jeff Abold led only one lap Sunday afternoon in the 60th running of the International Classic 200 at the Oswego Speedway. However, it was the lap that counts the most. Trailing Ohio’s Dave Shullick, Jr. by nearly a half lap with just two to go, the 27-year old third generation

Ohio’s Dave Shullick, Jr. won his third Bud Light ISMA Super Nationals on Saturday night at the Oswego Speedway. It was the series-leading fifth win of the 2016 season on the circuit (his first of the year at Oswego) for the pilot of the Jim Bodnar-owned No. 95.

On Friday night, Baldwinsville’s Michael Muldoon earned something his father had come close to, but could never lay claim to – the pole for the International Classic 200. In time-trials, the younger Muldoon circled Oswego Speedway’s five-eighth’s mile in 16.082 seconds, just one-tenth faster than outside pole starter, Pat Lavery. The two will set the pace for Sunday’s 60th running of supermodified racing’s most prestigious race.

Photos – Jim Feeney In what will easily go down in history as one of the greatest racing performances in memory at the Oswego Speedway, Mexico’s Michael Barnes literally willed his way into victory lane and the 2016 Novelis supermodified track championship on Saturday night. Using determination as a fifth wheel, the driver of the

Photos – Jim Feeney Mexico’s Mike Bond was the one earning a division-leading fourth small block supermodified feature win in Saturday night’s regular season finale at the Oswego Speedway, but it was David Cliff winning the 2016 SBS Championship. Accidents and a few mechanical woes interrupted an otherwise outstanding season for the pilot of the

Oswego’s Aric Iosue and Fulton’s Jack Patrick pocketed their second feature wins of the 2016 season Saturday night at the Oswego Speedway. Starting on the pole, Iosue would take the lead from co-front row starter Jerry Curran and command all 45 laps of the Novelis supermodified main event in dominating fashion. From his third row

Photos – Jim Feeney The evening may have had a rough start to it for Oswego’s Dave Danzer, but when the checkered flag fell after the 50th lap of Saturday night’s “Mr. Supermodified” $10,000 dollar to-win race at the Oswego Speedway, he was all smiles. It was the second “Mr. Supermodified” title for the pilot