Sports

It all comes down to this weekend.  The prize is one of the most prestigious in all of short track open wheel racing, the Oswego Speedway Supermodified Track Championship.

Doyle will fish for salmon on the Oswego River on Oct. 13 with professional angler and Outdoor Channel TV host Joe Thomas.

The championship battles in both the Novelis Supermodified and Pathfinder Bank SBS divisions look to come right down to the wire in dramatic fashion this Saturday night.

After his SUNY Canton Sportsman feature win on August 11, Ron Davis III’s GM 602 Crate engine was removed from his car and taken to the LJL/Kevlar engine shop for closer inspection to ensure it was legal by Fulton Speedway’s engine rules.

With only one more race on the regular season schedule for the Novelis Supermodified and Pathfinder Bank SBS divisions, we come one day closer to the Budweiser International Classic 200 at Oswego Speedway on Sunday, September 2.

With Budweiser International Classic Weekend just weeks away at Oswego Speedway, preparation for the $1,500 to win 602 Crate Dirt Sportsman “Sizzler” continues at the fast 5/8 mile paved oval.

Today we look back on the ’91 International, the race that made Joe Gosek just the second Oswego native to capture the prestigious 200 crown.

Mexico’s Mike Barnes literally showed the fast way around Oswego Speedway on C’s Beverage-Days Inn/Travelodge night on Saturday, August 11.

It was a night of firsts in the Modifieds and Sportsman, Saturday night at the Fulton Speedway, as Chuck Bower and Ron Davis III won their first ever features on the “High Banks.”