Oswego Kartway’s Firecracker 300 took place last Friday, July 3 with 117 entries taking part including Devon Tonkin and John Trenca, who earned their first career victories at the ‘Bullring.’
The Fulton Speedway celebrated America’s independence on July 4th in a big way with ‘Wings & Warriors’ featuring the Tracey Road Equipment Big Block Modifieds and night four of the Lucas Oil Empire Super Sprints Speedweek/A-Verdi Storage Containers Brewerton & Fulton 360 Sprint Car Series.
(Tracey Road Equipment Modifieds 35 Laps) – TOM SEARS Jr., Billy Decker, Tim Sears Jr., Tim Schneider Jr., Pat Ward.
Novelis Supermodified Grand Prix (75-laps): 1. 47 – Bob Bond, 2. 50 – Dave Gruel, 3. 68 – Michael Barnes, 4. 0 – Tim Snyder, 5. 01 – Dan Connors
After taking the checkered flag in the season opener for Oswego Speedway’s Pathfinder Bank Small Block Super division back in May, Dalton Doyle is once again the championship leader heading into Saturday night’s Grand Prix 35 at the ‘Steel Palace.’
The grandstands will shake and the skies will explode with color when the Fulton Speedway celebrates our nation’s independence this Saturday, presented by NAPA Auto Parts and A-Verdi Storage Containers.
By all accounts, the early start to Oswego Speedway’s 65th anniversary season has been nothing short of spectacular with exciting, tight quarters racing, and last lap heroics becoming a weekly fixture at the popular ‘Steel Palace’ oval. Of the five racing weekends at Oswego so far this season, four of those have seen their finishes in doubt until the very last trip around the 5/8 mile oval.
The summer schedule at Oswego Speedway officially kicks into high gear on July 4 with the Speedway’s annual ‘Christmas in July’ celebration, to go along with extra distance Grand Prix features for the Novelis Supermodifieds and Pathfinder Bank SBS. Every fan that brings a new and unwrapped toy to the Speedway next Saturday will receive a free hot dog combo meal.
Another field of more than 100 karts took on Oswego Kartway Friday night with young hot shoes Tyler Thompson and Brandon Philips highlighting the night with main event victories. Thompson again dominated the Sr. Blue Clone division for his third consecutive victory of the year behind the wheel of the No. 98T. Philips moved to the Clone Light division full-time in 2015 driving his No. 5 and wasted little time picking up his first career victory.
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