Three separate Oswego Speedway race team fundraisers will be taking place this weekend for Supermodified veteran Jerry Curran as well as SBS racers Dennis Rupert and Josh Kerr.
The new Altmar-Parish-Williamstown Central School District Weightlifting Team recently traveled to Hannibal High School and participated in its first competition ever.
Oswego Speedway Hall of Famer Kenny Andrews, the first Canadian track champion and International Classic winner at the Speedway, passed away on Friday (April 8) at the age of 87. A real estate broker by day in Burlington, Ontario, Andrews was a fierce Supermodified competitor at Oswego on the weekends.
Following up its New York State Championship, the team, based out of Skaneateles, and comprised of least one player from each Section III Girls Hockey School, including Whitney Daino of Oswego and Christina Ravesi from Fulton, proved to be one of the best in the country.
Thanks to the help of several Nolan Swift and Oswego Speedway race fans, the section of the Albany Street hill between Jim Shampine Drive and City Line Road in front of Oswego Speedway will now be named Nolan Swift Drive, with a dedication ceremony set for May 21 at 3 p.m on the corner of Shampine and Swift Drive.
Oswego Speedway and Turning Stone Resort Casino, the official casino of Oswego Speedway, have announced the return of the popular ‘Favorite Driver’ contest for the upcoming 2016 season at the ‘Steel Palace’ celebrating 66 consecutive years of racing action.
Oswego Speedway’s storied history has long included great Canadian drivers and car owners over the years, and among that list of accomplished veterans are Dave McKnight and Gary Morton, who are working on a focused effort to return competitively to Oswego part-time in non-wing action with their sights set on the 60th running of the Budweiser International Classic 200 on September 4.
Proud Motorsports and 17-year-old driver Camden Proud will hold a Chicken BBQ Fundraiser April 10 from noon until sold out at Lighthouse Lanes in Oswego.
If you missed Oswego Speedway’s Budweiser International Classic 200 for Novelis Supermodifieds on Suzuki presents Speed Sport on MAVTV earlier this winter, the event will re-air on April 7 at 4 p.m. and 7 p.m.
What started out as a chalkboard plan by Oswego Speedway’s Caruso family to hopefully push more driving interest into the fast 5/8 mile, has grown into one of the most proven support divisions in all of open-wheel short track racing, capable of being a headliner at nearly any facility.
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