With Sunoco Race of Champions Weekend finally beginning at Oswego Speedway, there is a championship within a championship to be decided this weekend in the Pathfinder Bank Small Block Super and Novelis Supermodified divisions.
Nominations are being accepted for consideration for the Oswego High School Athletic Hall of Fame Class of 2014. The deadline for nominations is Oct. 1.
The Oswego State men’s soccer team lost a tough 1-0 battle against Morrisville State on Wednesday afternoon at home. With the loss, the Lakers drops to 1-4 on the year while Morrisville moves to 4-1.
When the 64th annual Race of Champions Weekend gets under way this Saturday and Sunday at Oswego Speedway, two open-wheel racing superstars are expected to be in the lineup. Two-time Super DIRTcar Syracuse 200 champion Stewart Friesen and former NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour champion Bobby Santos are expected to be at the ‘Steel Palace’ for a weekend’s worth of action.
The Oswego High School girls’ varsity softball team will host its annual fall chicken barbeque at Gibby’s Pub on West Second and Lake streets from 11 a.m. until sold out on September 21.
With the quality of the Tracey Road Equipment DIRTcar Modified fields at both the Brewerton and Fulton Speedway’s, it was known from day one that it would come down to the last points events to decide the 2014 Omni Services Heat Challenge winners.
Chris Natoli and Ricky Pritchard can breathe a little easier heading into the Fall Frenzy 200 Championships on September 20, as their qualifying night wins last Friday in Stock Heavy and Clone Heavy have locked them onto the front row for their respective 100-lap mains coming up in two weeks.
Everything is full speed ahead for one of the most prestigious events in racing as the 29th Annual Sunoco Fulton Ethanol Facility Outlaw 200 Weekend presented by SUNY Canton will soon take center stage on October 3-4 on the ‘High Banks’ of the Fulton Speedway.
Oswego Speedway’s second nationally televised broadcast of the 2014 racing season will air Thursday, September 11 at 8 p.m. Eastern and Pacific, featuring the tape delayed 28th annual running of the $10,000 to win Mr. Novelis Supermodified presented by Davis Bros. Inc. which took place at the Speedway on August 2. Thursday’s broadcast will bring fans one of the most exciting Supermodified events on the racing calendar, with the second largest winner’s purse of the season.
Oswego Speedway weekly Supermodified contender Jeff Abold traveled to Epping, NH, last weekend for the 49th running of the Star Classic 150 for ISMA Supermodifieds at Star Speedway and returned home with a top five finish in the A&P Automotive No. 05. Abold, who finished second in the Star Classic one year ago, started the final leg of the Supermodified Triple Crown in the 11th position and worked his way to a fifth place finish by the end of 150 green flag laps of racing.
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