Come Budweiser Classic Weekend at Oswego Speedway, there will be yet another accomplished Small Block Super veteran in the mix of over thirty cars already signed up to qualify for the 26th running of the Bud Light Classic 75 on Sunday, September 3.
If it has four wheels it will be raced or destroyed this Saturday, August 26 at the Fulton Speedway when Burke’s Do-It-Best Home Centers of Fulton & Oswego presents a night of high speed racing followed by demolition derbies.
With Budweiser International Classic Weekend at Oswego Speedway on the horizon, TCCS front runners Dave Shullick Jr, Michael Muldoon, and Jeff Abold are looking to carry recent momentum into the richest Supermodified race in the world – the Budweiser International Classic 200.
Alexa Aramburu – a senior from the 2016-17 Oswego State women’s ice hockey team – was one of just 105 players to be selected in the Canadian Women’s Hockey League draft on Sunday. Aramburu was picked 30th overall in the fifth of 23 rounds by the Toronto Furies.
After coming oh so very close just two weeks earlier on ‘Retro Night,’ Jeff Abold picked up the third Novelis Supermodified victory of his career while Dave Shullick Jr. was crowned track champion this past weekend at Oswego Speedway.
You couldn’t script an evening much better than the one Dave Cliff had this past Saturday night at Oswego Speedway, taking the win in the 30-lap Pathfinder Bank SBS season finale to officially clinch the 2017 Series Track Championship.
Tim Sears Jr. became a new parent with his wife Andrea on Thursday and then ended his exciting week Saturday with a trip to the Fulton Speedway victory lane in the Tracey Road Equipment Big Block Modifieds.
(Tracey Road Equipment Modifieds 35 Laps) – TIM SEARS JR., Jimmy Phelps, Jim Witko Jr., Tom Sears Jr., Max McLaughlin, Pat Ward
Addison Bowman Racing’s Small Block Super effort will make its competitive debut during Oswego Speedway’s Budweiser International Classic Weekend, with driver Dan Kapuscinski at the wheel, and with Mohawk Northeast on the side of their Pathfinder Bank SBS No. 12 racer.
This Saturday night, August 19, load the family into your car or truck and get in for just $20 (passenger sized vehicles) to see a night of side-by-side dirt track racing on the Fulton Speedway “Highbanks.” Regular pricing remains in effect for those not wishing to pay by the car load. Ages 18 and younger remain free, with adults just $12. Grandstands open at 5 p.m. with racing at 7 p.m.
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