Race teams and fans showed up Saturday night at the Fulton Speedway in large numbers with 110 plus race cars in the pits. The majority of those cars came down trackside for McDonald’s Restaurants Family Autograph night. Victories on the speedway were taken by Mike Bowman (Modifieds) Todd Root & Nate Higgins (Sportsman) Jason Parkhurst (Late Models) Jake Davis & Matthew Becker (Novice Sportsman) Dakota Bechler (4-Cylinders).
Tracey Road Equipment Modifieds 35 Laps) – MIKE BOWMAN, Ryan Jordan, Chris Hile, Larry Wight, Matt Hulsizer.
One of Oswego Speedway’s most jammed packed shows of the season will take place on July 8 featuring a Novelis Supermodified 50, Pathfinder Bank SBS 30, a 67-lap Race of Champions Asphalt Modified Tour special plus a Demolition Derby to cap the evening. While a large field of demo derby campaigners will compete for the $1,000 top prize in the always exciting post-race display, action will be hotter than ever on the race track this Saturday night.
Oswego Speedway’s second night of racing as part of a very busy month of July will see one of the most action packed shows of the season Saturday, July 8, when a $1,000 to win Demolition Derby and 67-lap Race of Champions Asphalt Modified Tour special joins a regular program of Novelis Supermodifieds and Pathfinder Bank Small Block Supers.
This Saturday, July 8, Fulton Speedway major marketing partner McDonald’s Restaurants will present a night of fun and racing on Family Autograph night, one of the most popular nights on the speedway schedule. Not only is it McDonald’s night at the speedway, their famous Hamburglar will also be making an appearance to meet fans.
The big winners were, Tom Sears Jr. (Modifieds) Jason Barney (ESS Sprints) Alan Fink & Billy Clark Jr. (Sportsman) Chad Homan (Late Models) Jimmy Moyer (Novice Sportsman). Matt Hulsizer would out race Tim Mayne to lead the opening lap of the 35-lap Tracey Road Equipment Modified feature while two and three wide racing was happening behind the leader.
Oswego Speedway’s Grand Prix 75 is steeped in tradition, and for the first time Saturday night it played host to the Shea Concrete Triple Crown Championship Series presented by ASI Racewear with Dave Shullick Jr. and Michael Muldoon coming out on top of the Novelis Supermodified non-wing field.
(Tracey Road Equipment Modifieds 35 Laps) – TOM SEARS JR., Max McLaughlin, Pat Ward, Matt Hulsizer, Chris Hile, Tim Sears Jr.
Arizona talent Joey Moriarty will be back in action at Oswego Speedway with the Total Seal, Hawk Jr. Chassis No. 51 Supermodified for the first time since Classic Weekend of 2016 as part of July 1’s 75-lap Novelis Supermodified Grand Prix.
“Get your can to the speedway” this Saturday night, July 1 as the second Novelis Fan Can Chase of the season will take place outside of the Oswego Speedway from 4:30 – 6 p.m. prior to the start of the racing program.
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