In a change from years past when the Modifieds would just run timed hot laps on Friday night’s portion of the Outlaw 200 weekend, this year to add excitement, teams signing in the pits will be running four 15-lap Outlaw qualifiers making it all-out racing that the fans come to see. How will these races work on October 4?
The countdown is officially on for the 28th Annual Outlaw 200 Weekend on October 4-5. In the next month we will be looking back at the stars and cars that help build it into one of the most prestigious Modified races in the entire Northeast. We will also be looking forward to this year’s event as we get set to add a new winner to the history books.
The seventh annual Oswego Kartway Classic was a rousing success as a part of Budweiser Classic Week at Oswego Speedway this past Thursday evening. A Kartway record of 105 entries signed in for the Classic event, ready to take on the tight clay oval in extra distance A-Mains.
The Oswego High School golf team continues to perform well on the links, the tennis team started out with a victory and the Lady Bucs soccer teams went into action this past weekend.
Mexico’s Bob Bond won his second International Classic 200 at the Oswego Speedway Sunday afternoon, taking the lead away from pole-sitter, Pat Lavery, on the 155th lap and racing away from the field unchallenged. Defending race champ, Otto Sitterly, would move into second place and become Bond’s nearest chaser. However, he was unable to show Bond a wheel nor keep pace with the race winner’s one-month old supermodified. Together, the two drivers have combined to win the last five International Classics.
In July, Canadian Mike Lichty was on fire when he came to Oswego for the King of Wings. He not only set a new track record, but also dominated the race to take home the prestigious KoW crown. Saturday night at the 20th annual running of the Bud Light Oswego Super Nationals, Lichty could not hold onto his recently set track record, which was topped by Dave Shullick Jr., but he was able to dominate the 60-lapper to claim his first Super Nationals victory worth $3500.
57th annual Budweiser International Classic 200 (200-laps):
1. 47 – Bob Bond, 2. 7 – Otto Sitterly, 3. 26 – Shaun Gosselin, 4. 88 – Ryan Litt, 5. 50 – Dave Gruel
What a way to end the 2013 regular season at the Fulton Speedway Saturday. The night saw first time winners, a Modified team with no sponsors on the quarter panel go to victory lane, champions crowned, and one of the most popular drivers anywhere in Modified racing grab his first Fulton track championship.
(TRACEY ROAD EQUIPMENT BIG BLOCK MODIFIEDS 35 LAPS) – DAN VAUTER, Dale Planck, Ryan Phelps, Chad Phelps, Larry Wight, Roy Bresnahan, Jim Witko, Billy Decker, Chris Hile, Tom Sears Jr., Pat Ward, Katelyn Kane, Tim Sears Jr., Steve Hulsizer, Chuck Bower, Randy Chrysler, Rob Bellinger, Matt Hulsizer, Joe August Jr., Roy Shields, Jim Walsh, Tim Schneider Jr., Tim Harris.
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