Simply put, it was just Dave Shullick Jr.’s year at Oswego Speedway. Two weeks removed from becoming the first Ohio track champion at the ‘Steel Palace’ since 1968, the second generation driver from North Ridgeville put the Shullick name in victory lane for the first time in the Budweiser International Classic 200, a race his father had gotten second in three times.
Mike Bond showed exactly why he is the winningest driver in Pathfinder Bank SBS Series history yesterday at Oswego Speedway, leading wire to wire for his fifth career victory in the Bud Light SBS Classic 75.
The closest modified track championship at the Fulton Speedway anyone can remember went down Saturday night when Tim Sears, Jr. won his first ever Tracey Road Equipment Big Block Modified Track Championship by inches at the finish over Jimmy Phelps. In the 35-lap feature Billy Whittaker took the lead on 17 and outran a strong field of 28 cars for his first win of the season and fifth place finish in the final points.
61st Annual Budweiser International Classic (200 laps): 1. 2 Dave Shullick Jr, 2. 68 Michael Barnes, 3. 02 Brandon Bellinger, 4. 00 Joe Gosek, 5. 51 Joey Morirarty,
26th Annual Bud Light Classic (75 laps): 1. 74 Mike Bond, 2. 18 Andrew Schartner, 3. 01 Dalton Doyle, 4. 50 Dave Cliff, 5. 54 Camden Proud
Mike Lichty brought home the second ISMA Supernationals win of his Supermodified career Saturday night at Oswego Speedway, driving the Reed’s Salvage, Patco Transportation No. 84 to victory lane in the 24th running of the event on Budweiser Classic Weekend at the ‘Steel Palace.’ Lichty started on the outside pole, passed polesitter Chris Perley on the outside on lap 1 and never looked back, earning the fifth Oswego checkered flag of his career and the first since May of 2016.
FULTON – (Tracey Road Equipment Modifieds 35 Laps) – BILLY WHITTAKER, Tim Sears Jr., Jimmy Phelps, Mike Bowman, Chris Hile, Larry Wight.
NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour points leader Ryan Preece etched his name into Oswego Speedway’s history books as a winner on Saturday (Sept. 2) night in the second annual NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour ‘Toyota Mod Classic’ 150 presented by McDonald’s.
Russ Brown nearly broke his own track record on Central New York Chevy Dealers Classic Qualifying Night at Oswego Speedway Friday evening. Brown, driving a brand new Ray Hedger built machine, took his familiar No. 13 to the top of the charts in Classic qualifying for the Pathfinder Bank SBS at an astounding 18.535 second lap.
North Carolina’s Keith Shampine made history on Friday night at Oswego Speedway, becoming the first Shampine on the pole of the Budweiser International Classic 200 since his Uncle Jim in 1979. Shampine and the Syrell Racing No. 68 of Michael Barnes will sit on the front row for the 61st annual ‘Classic.’
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