Pathfinder Bank SBS veteran Mike Bruce has found himself caught in the middle of more bad luck this year than perhaps any other driver at the Oswego Speedway. Last night all of that changed when the driver of the Bruce Racing double deuce picked up his fifth career SBS triumph at the ‘Steel Palace’ after starting in the pole position and holding off good friend Cameron Rowe for victory.
He’s still got it. 61-year-old Joe Gosek did it again Saturday night (Aug. 5) at Oswego Speedway, earning his 43rd career victory on ‘Retro Night’ at the Big O, bringing the crowd to its feet as Gosek became the oldest non-wing Supermodified winner in track history.
“Mad Max” McLaughlin is now a big block modified feature winner. Teenager Max McLaughlin out of Mooresville, NC has knocked on the door of victory lane racking up many top-five finishes in his short-modified career. Saturday night at the Fulton Speedway he not only knocked on the door, he kicked it wide open, picking up his first ever victory in the big block modifieds, not only at Fulton Speedway but at any speedway.
(Tracey Road Equipment Big Block Modifieds 35 Laps) – MAX McLAUGHLIN, Larry Wight, Chad Phelps, Tom Sears Jr., Tim Sears Jr., Pat Ward
Feature (30 laps): 1. 22 Mike Bruce, 2. 77 Cameron Rowe, 3. 04 Kreig Heroth, 4. 18 Andrew Schartner, 5. 50 Dave Clif
Feature (45 laps): 1. 00 Joe Gosek, 2. 05 Jeff Abold, 3. 55 Keith Shampine, 4. 7 Otto Sitterly, 5. 2 Dave Shullick Jr, 6. 50 Dave Gruel,
Fulton Softball is looking for fall ball teams to play double headers each week starting September 4.
The world’s richest and longest Supermodified race is now the focus of the Shea Concrete Triple Crown Championship Series presented by ASI Racewear, as the cars and stars of the ultimate Supermodified championship begin preparations for the Budweiser International Classic 200 at Oswego Speedway.
Supermodified fans will be busy this week as the 12th Oswego Speedway Old-Timers Reunion will commence on Saturday, August 5, just a matter of hours before the speedway’s ‘Retro Night’ featuring a 45-lap Novelis Supermodified main event. The reunion, once again coordinated by Jim Laccardi and Jim Ferlito in 2017, will run from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Lighthouse Lanes, located directly across from the Speedway on Jim Shampine Drive.
If you like race cars and lots of them, plus close door-to-door racing, then Fulton Speedway is the place to be this Saturday, August 5, when Regional Truck and Trailer presents a night of fast, family affordable fun dirt track racing. Pit is $27 participant, $30 nonparticipant. Grandstands open at 5 p.m. with racing at 7 p.m.
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