Saturday’s event marks the final non-wing single point race of the season for TCCS competition at Oswego, giving drivers and teams one final chance at a top non-wing finish before the double point “Classic” season begins with the July 22 $10,000 to win Mr. Novelis Supermodified 75-lapper on July 22.
The Brewerton Speedway and Fulton Speedway would like to welcome Unique eCigs as a marketing partner in 2017. Unique eCigs will be the presenting sponsor of one of the must-see events on the 2017 Fulton Speedway calendar – the September 2 Lucas Oil Empire Super Sprints/Big Block Modified doubleheader.
The Shea Concrete Triple Crown Championship Series of Supermodified racing presented by ASI Racewear will next head to Stafford Motor Speedway in Stafford Springs, Conn., for round number four of the overall championship and the second ISMA event on the tour. The winged warriors of the International Supermodified Association will be making their first trip to Stafford since June of 2013, when Mike Lichty drove to victory lane.
In the first three events of the 2017 season, two new Novelis Supermodified feature winners and one new Pathfinder Bank SBS feature winner have all been crowned. A Shampine returned to victory lane for the first time since 1982 in the Jim Shampine Memorial. The son of Dave Shullick Sr. picked up his first-ever non-wing win at the ‘Steel Palace’ and the championship battles remain tight with Shullick Jr. and Andrew Schartner leading the way heading into the month of July.
In the 35-lap Tracey Road Equipment Big Block Modified feature Wight started 18th and quickly made his way forward into the top five by lap 10. Once in the top five it would take Wight just 6 laps to take the lead for good, out running teammate Pat Ward to the checkers for his second straight win and third overall at Fulton in 2017.
(Tracey Road Equipment Modifieds 35 Laps) – LARRY WIGHT, Pat Ward, Tim Sears Jr., Jimmy Phelps, Chad Phelps, Billy Whittaker
The stars and cars of Oswego Speedway’s Pathfinder Bank Small Block Supermodifieds will hit the road for Father’s Day this Sunday, June 18 for a 50-lap, $1,000 to win special as part of the brand new Lighthouse Lanes SBS Series at the Evans
The five remaining NCAA Division III women’s ice hockey-playing institutions that operated under the Eastern College Athletic Conference West banner, including Oswego State, will wave a new flag beginning in 2017-18 as the Northeast Women’s Hockey League. Tom Cranfield, the senior associate athletic director at Cortland and the president of the NEWHL, made the announcement today (June 15).
According to Fulton City School District’s athletic director Christopher Ells, the district saw a successful spring sports season despite having to dodge a lot of rain and mud. The highlight of the season came from the district’s first year participating in Unified Sports along with other schools throughout Section III. Fulton formed a unified basketball team, the first ever team of its kind at the district, that paired 12 special education students with 5 regular education students to compete in games and practices throughout the season coached by Josh Viscome and Joe Meeks, both employees in the district.
Just like the weather outside is really heating up so is the racing on the “Highbanks” of the Fulton Speedway this Saturday, June 17 on RFH’s Hide-A-Way and Benard’s Beagle Rescue night.
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