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Tracey Road Equipment Modifieds 25 Laps) – LARRY WIGHT, Billy Decker, Chad Phelps, Danny Johnson, Pat Ward.

With weather set to move over the Brewerton Speedway late today, the management in an effort to save race teams and fans expense plus travel have canceled Friday, June 12 racing. The race weekend isn’t entirely lost as the Fulton Speedway will have a night of family, fun, affordable racing on June 13.

In what has become a race within a race, both Mike Lichty and Dave Shullick Jr. are eyeing another Oswego Speedway track record this weekend as the ISMA Supermodifieds return to the ‘Steel Palace’ on June 13.

On May 30, Oswego Boxing Club’s Billy Meggison traveled two hours to Gouverneur to make his amateur boxing debut. He was joined by fellow OBC member Lindsay Demling.
Meggison earned a hard-fought unanimous decision victory. Demling lost a tough fight, but her effort did not go unnoticed.

After a great night of racing last Saturday night, the racers, fans and staff of the Fulton Speedway are set to do it all over again this Saturday. Omni Services and Oswego County Today.com will present a night of fast, family, affordable fun on the “Highbanks.”

Just weeks after one of the most exciting feature finishes in recent memory, the ISMA winged Supermodifieds will return to Oswego Speedway for round two of the Shea Concrete ‘Steel Palace’ ISMA Super Series presented by Crop Production Services.

With more than 100 total entries in the pit area Friday night at Oswego Kartway, it was once again Alex Losurdo showing the way in Junior Blue Clone, driving to his fourth consecutive point victory at the Bullring. Starting deep in the eight kart field, Losurdo was involved in a wild early race incident, but bounced back to storm through the field and take the checkered flag.

Larry Wight out of Altmar is always a top contender when he straps into a Big Block Modified or Sprint Car. What Wight did Saturday night at the Fulton Speedway is not seen very often, winning in both divisions on the same night. That’s exactly what Wight did by putting both of his cars in victory lane.