In a night full of features, there were first time winners, late race passes for the win, and exciting racing throughout the night sponsored by Sunoco Fulton Ethanol Facility. The big winners on the night were, Billy Decker (Tracey Road Equipment Modifieds) Tony Finch II (SUNY Canton Sportsman) Sean Beardsley, Chris Fleming (NAPA Late Models) Amy Holland took two wins plus Dorian Wahdan, Nick Cinquanti (E&V Energy Novice Sportsman) Jim Money two wins (Hilton’s Automotive Four-Cylinders).
Novelis Supermodified Summer Championship (50 laps): 1. 52 – Dave Danzer, 2. 68 – Michael Barnes, 3. 47 – Bob Bond, 4. 22 – Pat Lavery, 5. 50 – Dave Gruel.
(Tracey Road Equipment Modifieds 35 Laps) – BILLY DECKER, Matt Fink, Jimmy Phelps, Larry Wight, Pat Ward.
The Oswego State women’s ice hockey team has hired Greg Haney as its full-time assistant coach as of July 2015. Haney joins the Lakers after spending a year at University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point when the Pointers made a run to the national championship game before falling to Trinity College.
Oswego Speedway and Supermodified racing will fill the national airwaves beginning in the month of August with the Jim Shampine and Jack Murphy Memorials kicking off a late summer stretch with partners MAVTV and Suzuki presents Speed Sport.
With a line of impending rain and showers that stretches from Central NY back to Buffalo, Brewerton Speedway track management has cancelled Friday, July 17 racing. You can still get your racing fix tomorrow, July 18, at the Fulton Speedway with a big night of eight features.
McDonald’s Restaurants has continued its support of the Brewerton and Fulton Speedways, with a fun new program kicking off this week. From now through Labor Day, fans are encouraged to visit participating McDonald’s locations and cast a vote for their favorite Brewerton Speedway and Fulton Speedway driver.
Oswego Kartway’s annual King of the Kartway special took to the Bullring last Friday with young Tanner Emmons once again driving to victory in the Jr. Purple Clone division.
This Saturday, July 18, the Fulton Speedway will roar to life when the Sunoco Fulton Ethanol Facility will present a night of action-packed racing for fans of all ages at family, affordable prices where adult grandstand admission is only $12 with everyone 18 years old and younger is free.
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