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OSCAAR Mods & Pro Sprints Join the Saturday Night Fun at Peterborough Speedway
By Jim Clarke, Clarke Motorsports Communications/First Draft Media
Nothing matches the thrills and excitement of the Hot August Nights Racing Series at Peterborough Speedway. The final month of the 2019 regular season at the tight, tricky bullring on Mount Pleasant Road is packed with close point battles and special events as things wind-down for another year at Central Ontario's favourite place to race.
The popular 5-race homestretch kicks-off Saturday, August 3rd as the OSCAAR Modifieds and Pro Sprints join the Battlefield Equipment Rental Bone Stock and Jiffy Lube Mini Stock divisions. Also on the show will be a 30 'A' main for the KOD Disposal Super Stocks that will serve as a qualifier for the Canadian Short Track Nationals at Jukasa Motor Speedway. The night gets underway with a free, pre-race corn roast.
"Across the board, the point standings in our weekly divisions are tighter than they've been in years," said Peterborough Speedway owner and promoter J.P. Josiasse. "Our teams have been battling hard all season long and the next 5 weeks will determine who gets their name engraved on the championship trophies at the end of the year."
For the Saturday, August 3rd show, pit gates will open at 2:00, with the general admission grandstands unlocked at 4:00 and the night's first green flag scheduled for 6:00.
There is still plenty of exciting action ahead of the Saturday, August 31st Championship Clash. Lucas Oil Sportsman Cup Series teams are booked for a 100 lapper; along with the home track Bone Stock, Mini Stock, Renegade Truck and Late Model divisions Saturday, August 10th. The year's final Summer Toonie Night, presented by Pepsi – Saturday, August 17th – includes a 50 lap Late Model feature event with Bone Stocks, Renegade Trucks, Super Stocks and the Ontario Pro Challenge Series. Find out all the details for each event – including admission prices – by selecting the 'schedule' drop-down menu from the track web-site.
The 2019 campaign marks the 52nd consecutive season of operation for Peterborough Speedway. Fans have been flocking to the track since 1967, making it Central Ontario's favourite Saturday night race place. Be sure to check www.peterboroughspeedway.com or check the track's Facebook and Twitter social media platforms for the latest track news and complete schedule updates and race results. There is also a free app available that allows you to take the track with you 24/7/365.
Photo attachment: Jim Clarke – Clarke Motorsports Communications/First Draft Media
Home track Mod favourite Kelly Balson (#B10) and the OSCAAR Pro Sprints will join the local Bone Stocks, Mini Stocks and Super Stocks – Saturday, August 3rd – at Peterborough Speedway.
Top 5 Pro Sprint runner Kelly Summers (#31) and the OSCAAR Mods will join the home track Bone Stocks, Mini Stocks and Super Stocks – Saturday, August 3rd – at Peterborough Speedway.
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Tim Burke is Set for a Late Season Super Stock Championship Charge
By Jim Clarke, Clarke Motorsports Communications/First Draft Media
Turn back the clock to opening night; the time of year when drivers in every class had dreams of a track championship. As the schedule wore on, some dropped out of the hunt, while others kept their dog in the fight. With the 2019 regular season in the homestretch, Bancroft's Tim Burke is ready to mount an all-out charge for his inaugural Peterborough Speedway Super Stock title.
With a diverse resume that includes experience in an American-Canadian Tour Late Model, the Lucas Oil Sportsman Cup Series and OSCAAR Modified divisions and the 2016 Peterborough Speedway Renegade Truck championship, Burke and his team are committed to putting everything they have into capturing the crown. With the Super Stock class slated to be part of 4 of the remaining 5 events on calendar, Tim Burke says this is the perfect time for his #99 crew to get hot.
"Some of the changes in the new rules package threw us a curve and that led to a slow start to our season at Peterborough," said the driver. "We've been getting better week-after-week and the effort we're putting into some of the changes we make on the car is starting to pay off. It finally feels consistent and that's showing in our runs. It would've been nice to have a feature win by this point, but the top 5 and top 10 finishes we've been able to log and that's kept us in the hunt."
In addition to his performance on the familiar layout of the tight, tricky bullring on Mount Pleasant Road, Burke and the team also took their show on the road Saturday, June 22nd for another start at Jukasa Motor Speedway. Having been there only once before, the talented wheelman needed to go over his notes to come up with a set-up for the much bigger and faster Southwestern Ontario speed-plant. While he had hoped for a better result at the end of the day, it was still a strong learning experience.
"Looking at the big picture, the trip was good. We picked-up some information on what will work for when we head back there for the Saugeen Shores Transmission event – Sunday, September 1st – paying $5000 to win." Burke admitted. "Even though we lost a cylinder 8 laps into the race, we still managed to finish on the lead lap. It was a little disappointing, but you have to take what the car will give you."
Tim Burke would like to thank his family, friends, fans and crew members for their contributions to the team throughout his career. For the 2019 season, the #99 Super Stock program is proudly supported by Lynval Contracting, Robbie's Hobbies, Bayside Automotive, Howard Race Engines and Clarke Motorsports Communications.
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With just a month remaining in the regular season, Bancroft's Tim Burke (#99) is still in the running for Peterborough Speedway's 2019 Super Stock track championship.
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John Baker Jr. Takes His 2nd Straight OMRS Feature Win at Peterborough Speedway
By Jim Clarke, Clarke Motorsports Communications/First Draft Media
It was another exciting night of open-wheeled action as the Ontario Modifieds Racing Series – powered by Torque Builders Inc. and Gen-3 Electrical – got together Saturday, July 27th to tackle the tight, tricky bullring on Mount Pleasant Road.
With 25 laps on the table, Randy Hollingsworth and Craig Scott brought the pack to the green flag for the main event. Hollingsworth and Rick Warnes led a breakaway from the inside line as a 4-car battle for the 3rd position in the running order was being waged behind them. Rob Warnes held it first, with Nick Lees taking his turn in the spot with a lap 6 pass. Lees and Chad Strawn were locked in a 4-car fight for the lead, as Strawn took control of the field on lap 11.
There was action all around the venue known as Canada's Toughest 3rd of a Mile Paved Oval and John Baker Jr. used lapped traffic to his advantage to wrestle the lead away with a lap 21 pass. At the checkered flag, the pilot of the #63 machine held-off a challenge from Strawn and the 12-car field became Baker's Dozen, as the fan favourite wrapped-up his second consecutive Ontario Modifieds Racing Series victory in the caution-free event. Dwight Brown, Lees, Alex Cuzzilla, Rob Warnes, Rick Warnes, Scott, Bob Franks, Willow Barberstock, Hollingsworth and Josh Gruntz completed the running order.
Ontario Modifieds Racing Series notebook: Qualifying event wins went to Alex Cuzzilla, Rick Warnes, Chad Strawn and Josh Gruntz…The tour returns to battle with a Saturday, August 3rd date at Flamborough Speedway.
2019 Ontario Modifieds Racing Series schedule and race winners
Saturday, May 25th Peterborough Speedway
Cancelled - rain
Saturday, June 8th Peterborough Speedway
Main event winner: #31, Josh Gruntz
Saturday, June 22nd Peterborough Speedway
Main event winner: #61, Dwight Brown
Saturday, June 29th Flamboro Speedway
Main event winner: #77c, Chad Strawn (2 features)
Saturday, July 13th Peterborough Speedway
Main event winner: #63, John Baker Jr.
Saturday, July 27th Peterborough Speedway
Main event winner: #63, John Baker Jr.
Saturday, August 3rd Flamboro Speedway
Saturday, August 31st Peterborough Speedway
Championship Clash
To learn more about the Ontario Modifieds Racing Series – powered by Torque Builders Inc. and Gen-3 Electrical – schedule, visit the group's social media platform, www.facebook.com/OMRS or look for the newly redesigned web-site www.ontariomodifiedsracing.com.
For over a decade, Torque Builders Inc. has worked with partners and clients in the construction industry, offering new, general construction services, renovations and retrofits in the industrial, commercial and institutional sector. See www.torquebuilders.com to find out more. The 2019 Ontario Modifieds Racing Series tour is also supported by Complete Mechanical, Borque Transmission, Gen-3 Electrical, Thinkpath Design, Conview Concrete, Sterling Tire and Clarke Motorsports Communications.
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John Baker Jr. (#63) and Nick Lees battle for a spot during the caution-free Ontario Modifieds Racing Series feature – Saturday, July 27th – at Peterborough Speedway.
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Communiqué soirée 27 juillet
Tout en émotion
C'est sous une chaleur persistante que l'autodrome Drummond a pu présenter sa fameuse soirée ''ARRÊT AU PUIT''. Ce concours, qui consiste à faire le remplacement d'un pneu le plus rapidement possible, fût très souvent l'affaire de l'équipe drummondvilloise de Sébastien Gougeon. Les mécaniciens du sympathique pilote se font une fierté de procéder dans un temps record année après année. Cette fois encore, Gougeon héritera de la ''pole'' gracieuseté de ses membres d'équipe. Le programme prévoyait également un vibrant hommage à Mr. Alain Gougeon, père de Sébastien. En novembre dernier, la grande famille du stock-car sur terre battue fût endeuillée lorsqu' Alain Gougeon ferma les yeux une dernière fois, entouré de ses proches à la paisible maison René Verrier de Drummondville.
Après des sessions de qualifications sans trop d'histoire, la classe STR emprunta le circuit pour leur épreuve finale. C'est le maskoutain Pierre Hébert qui aura l'honneur de parader dans le cercle des vainqueurs. Utilisant la ligne extérieure, Hébert saura faire habilement son chemin jusqu'à la victoire. Le vainqueur sera accompagné sur le podium de Carl Labonté et de son fils Keven. Les sourires étaient nombreux sur la photo d'après course.
La finale LIGHTNING SPRINT suivra immédiatement et quelle course ce fût! Éric Sundborg de Windsor en Estrie profitera de sa grande expérience pour filer vers la victoire. Jordan Poirier aura tout tenté pour s'approprier la victoire mais Sundborg aura su résister. Complétant le podium, la talentueuse Sabrina Blanchet fera un sans faute pour s'offrir une solide troisième position au ''finish''. Sincères félicitations aux LIGHTNING SPRINT pour la qualité du spectacle offert sans aucune neutralisation. Quel spectacle!
*Concours d'arrêt au puit*
Place maintenant au concours tant attendu. Toujours impressionnant de voir à quel point les membres d'équipes prennent ce concours à cœur. Ils sont prêts à tout! Ces mécaniciens, qui négligent souvent leur conjointe, leurs enfants et leurs vacances au profit de la voiture de course, se voient enfin offrir la chance de se produire devant la grande estrade. Léquipe de Sébastien Gougeon fût sensationnelle avec un arrêt au puit frisant la perfection. On devra possiblement rebaptiser cette classique après autant de succès de l'équipe Drummondvilloise!
Un clin d'œil pour Alain
Le promoteur Yan Bussière avait habilement concocté un moment avant la finale modifié pour souligner la lourde perte laissée par Mr. Alain Gougeon. C'est d'un tour de piste tout en douceur et sobriété que son fils Sébastien ainsi que son petit-fils Raphaël prirent place à bord de leur bolide respectif saluant dignement l'héritage laissé par Alain. Les amateurs ainsi que les équipes purent, à leur façon, applaudir une dernière fois…le grand homme!
Finale MODIFIÉ 75 tours
Quel moment magique de voir la voiture 44 prendre le départ de la ''pole''. Assurément habité d'un peu de fibre paternel, Sébastien a pu garder les commandes pour les 20 premiers tours mais David Hébert était définitivement plus rapide. Ce n'était qu'une question de temps avant que le ONE prenne l'avantage. En début d'épreuve, le circuit offrait 2 lignes de courses efficaces, plusieurs en profitèrent pour remonter dans le peloton. Yan Bussière est rapide également mais Hébert est trop fort. Steve Bernard et Mario Clair progressent bien également. À la mi-course, ce qui devait arriver, arriva. La température chaude ainsi que le grand nombre de tours faits sur le circuit drummondvillois récemment fit son œuvre…du ''rubber'' sur la ligne du bas. Dès lors, la ligne extérieure devint moins efficace et le spectacle en souffrit quelque peu. Mario Clair tente plusieurs tentatives très spectaculaires pour se rapprocher. Le ''rocket'' de St-Edmond fait parler son talent et dépasse habilement Bussière lors d'une relance en fin d'épreuve. Au final, ce sera Hébert, Clair, Bussière.
Finale SPORTSMAN 32 tours
On savait depuis longtemps que pareil moment était pour arriver un jour ou l'autre…mais jamais aussi rapidement! Even Racine fut spectaculaire dès le drapeau vert s'appropriant la ligne extérieure pour prendre les commandes de l'épreuve au 5ième passage. Plus jamais il ne regardera derrière tellement il était dominant. Mais le véritable spectacle est venu de son jeune frère, 15 ans à peine. William Racine à bord de sa voiture 35r a vraiment fait parler son talent hier en utilisant, lui aussi, la ligne extérieure pour compléter le doublé des voitures PNEUS ROBERT BERNARD. C'est au comble du bonheur que les 2 frères se sont fait l'accolade aussitôt sortit de leur bolide sous l'œil fier de grand-papa Jocelyn. Quel beau moment! Un autre qui aura su faire vibrer les gens présent est Michael Richard. Partit de la 9ième position, le pilote de la voiture 3m fut lui aussi fumant. Parfois en haut, parfois en bas, Richard a su utiliser chaque centimètre disponible pour accompagner les 2 frères Racine sur le podium. Quelle magnifique finale!
L autodrome Drummond tient à remercier les gens présent et vous donne rendez-vous samedi le 3 août pour l'épreuve SÉRIE CANADIENNE SIDE PANEL MODIFIÉ
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By Jim Clarke, Clarke Motorsports Communications/First Draft Media
Central Ontario's best put it all on the line to wrap-up another month of the 2019 regular season – Saturday, July 27th – at Peterborough Speedway. Local runners in the hometown Mini Stock, Super Stock, Renegade Truck and Late Model divisions were joined by the Ontario Modifieds Racing Series and a pair of feature events for the Ontario Legends to thrill the crown at the tight, tricky bullring on Mount Pleasant Road.
Andre Fiorini and Nicholas Ledson brought the field of 20 Trailers Plus Ontario Legends Series teams to the line for their first of 2 feature events. Ledson took the early lead, with Kevin Foisy slipping into 3rd with a hat trick of laps on the board. The first caution flag – for a front stretch issue – put the pack back together with Ledson, Fiorini and Foisy taking off in a 3 car breakaway on the restart. The #15N was in control of the field for nearly the entire race distance – surrendering the top spot to Fiorini at lap 15 – and through lapped traffic to take the win. Foisy, Fiorini, Parker Traves and Kenny McNicol Jr. followed Ledson across the line to complete the top 5.
Kyle Batty and Mark Gordon brought the Late Model starting field to the Great Canadian RV green flag for 25 laps of feature action. Gordon took the early lead, with the division's current point leader Dan McHattie working the high and low lines to get closer to the front of the pack. As the field started getting through the backmarkers at the halfway point, McHattie was 3rd at lap 13 and Amanda Balson grabbed the lead a lap later. The race's lone caution flag – for a front stretch issue – brought everyone back together, with McHattie taking a lead he wouldn't surrender on the restart. Gordon, another impressive run by Jack Morgan, James Horner and Balson rounded-out the top 5.
Kenny McNicol Jr. and Kevin Foisy showed the way from the staging area for the 2nd Ontario Legends Series feature. A quick yellow flag flew before a single lap had been scored, necessitating a complete restart. McNicol had control of the field on the restart, with Ledson and Foisy hot on his tail. Ledson took over the lead with a handful of laps complete, as the field started to work through slower traffic with about 11 laps on the scoreboard. The yellow waved for a turn 2 incident with less than 10 laps remaining, creating an all-out fight for position. Ledson – a former series champion – had the right stuff all night and took the win over Foisy, Fiorini, Parker Traves and Dawson Drimmie.
With Dan Archibald and Tim Burke on the front row and 20 laps to settle the score, the KOD Disposal Super Stocks kicked-off their feature tilt. Archibald took the lead at the drop of the green, with Burke and a hard charging Mark Gordon – who was looking for his 4th straight win – looking to unseat the driver of the #07 machine. Even a yellow flag for a 4th turn wreck couldn't keep Archibald from the checkered flag. Gordon made it to the runner-up spot with Burke, Kyle Gordon and Tony Tiemersma chasing the lead duo across the line.
Randy Hollingsworth and Craig Scott were on the front row as the Ontario Modifieds Racing Series – powered by Torque Builders Inc. and Gen-3 Electrical came to the line for their 25 lap feature. Hollingsworth and Rick Warnes led a breakaway from the inside line, as a 4 car battle for the 3rdposition was being waged behind them. Rob Warnes held it first, with Nick Lees taking the spot with a lap 6 pass. Lees and Chad Strawn were part of a 4 car fight for the lead, with Strawn taking the position on lap 11. John Baker Jr. used lapped traffic to his advantage to wrestle the lead away with a lap 21 pass and held-off Strawn for his 2nd with of the year. Dwight Brown, Lees and Alex Cuzzilla finished-out the fast 5.
Paul Boundy and Stacy Switzer brought the Trent Lakes Complete Plumbing Renegade Truck field from the staging area for a 20 lap feature event. Boundy used the inside line to take an early lead, but there was plenty of action in his rear-view mirror. With a handful of laps remaining on the scoreboard, Nicholas Ledson – who is sharing the #26 machine with Brad Lavalle this year – took the lead and scored his 3rd feature win of the night. Switzer, Alex McGibbon, Boundy and Bill O'Hara followed Ledson to the checkered flag.
Jassen Whyte and Nolan Gould showed the way as the Jiffy Lube Mini Stocks hit the tight, tricky bullring on Mount Pleasant Road. After watching the Modifieds and Renegade Trucks set the mark with caution-free features before them, there were big shoes to fill. Whyte and Gould ran side-by-side for the first 7 circuits of the 20 lapper before Gould found the break he'd been searching for. While the field worked through slower traffic, the #28 machine of Nolan Gould built-up a huge lead for the win. Ember Junkin slipped past Whyte for the runner-up spot, with Tiffany Vandebelt and Ryan Oosterholt next in the running order.
Late Model heats went to Mark Gordon, Kyle Batty and Dan McHattie with a pair. Jeffrey Remington, Dan Archibald, Tim Burke and Kyle Gordon. Alex Cuzzilla, Rick Warnes, Chad Strawn and Josh Gruntz took the opening rounds of Ontario Modifieds Racing Series action. Nicholas Ledson, Stacy Switzer, Bill O'Hara and Alex McGibbon scored the Renegade Truck qualifying wins, while Jeremy Kelly, Jassen Whyte, Neil Hannah and Nolan Gould claimed the Mini Stock heats.
All finishing positions are unofficial and subject to scoring review, as well as post race safety and technical inspection.
Bullring bullet points: Karl Dings of Plainfield, Ontario – just north of Belleville – won the 50/50 draw for $432.00…John Bates and 15-year-old go karting graduate Nathan Brooks made their stock car racing debut in the Mini Stock and Renegade Truck fields respectively, while James Horner and Stephen Bierworth had their first 2019 starts in the Late Model and Renegade Truck divisions…Tony Tiemersma took a turn at the controls of Howie Crowe's #28 Super Stock…Dave Riopelle and Paul Boundy each made hard contact with the retaining wall in their respective Ontario Legends and Super Stock features. Neither driver was injured, but their cars were through for the night.
This year's edition of the Hot August Nights Racing Series takes the green flag Saturday, August 3rd as the OSCAAR Modifieds and Pro Sprints join the fan favourite Bone Stock, Mini Stock teams and a 30 Super Stock qualifier for the Canadian Short Track Nationals; with a pre-race corn roast to kick-off the evening's action. Pit gates open at 2:00, with spectator grandstands unlocked at 4:00 and the night's first green flag at 6:00.
Go to www.peterboroughspeedway.com, Facebook or Twitter for complete news and information. There is also a free track app available for smartphone users.
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Nicholas Ledson (#15N) picked-up a pair of www.trailersplus.net Ontario Legends Series feature event wins – Saturday, July 27th – at Peterborough Speedway.
Current point leader and reigning track champion Dan McHattie (#71) scored another Late Model checkered flag – Saturday, July 27th – at Peterborough Speedway.
Hard charging Dan Archibald (#07) claimed the KOD Super Stock feature event win – Saturday, July 27th – at Peterborough Speedway.
John Baker Jr. (#63) earned his second straight Ontario Modifieds Racing Series win – Saturday, July 27th – at Peterborough Speedway.
It was a memorable night for Nicholas Ledson (#26) who picked-up the Trent Lakes Complete Plumbing Renegade Truck feature – Saturday, July 27th – at Peterborough Speedway.
Nolan Gould (#28) cruised to the win in a caution-free Jiffy Lube Mini Stock feature – Saturday, July 27th – at Peterborough Speedway.
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Ontario Legends Teams Take a Double Dip in the Peterborough Speedway Pool
By Jim Clarke, Clarke Motorsports Communications/First Draft Media
Short track racing is all about making a point and with a pair of main events on the Saturday, July 27th line-up at Peterborough Speedway, teams with the www.trailersplus.net Ontario Legends Series were looking to score as many points as possible toward the 2019 tour championship.
After time trials were used to set the starting fields, Andre Fiorini and Nicholas Ledson brought the pack to the green flag for the opening 25 lapper. Ledson jumped out to the lead with just a couple of laps on the scoreboard, as Kevin Foisy slipped into the runner-up position. A yellow flag – for a front stretch incident – with a 5th of the race distance complete slowed the pace and brought everyone back in-touch with the leaders.
Ledson, Fiorini and Foisy enjoyed a 3-car breakaway on the restart, with Fiorini briefly taking the lead away from Ledson, who grabbed it back a lap later. Lapped traffic came into play with about 8 laps remaining, but no one could catch Ledson. Foisy, Fiorini, Parker Traves and Kenny McNicol Jr. completed the top 5. Adam Cuthbertson, Dave Riopelle, Mark Griffin, Dawson Drimmie, Cory Richardson, Jeff Forsey, Thomas Dunn, Zach Latimer, Rick Eades, Joe Sherman, Don Arnott, Glenn Morris, Cody Newell, Cole McFadden and Howard Bentley rounded-out the finishing order.
Kenny McNicol Jr. and Kevin Foisy paced the field to the line for the night's 2nd feature. McNicol Jr. was the early leader but surrendered the spot to Ledson with a handful of laps complete and Foisy on his back bumper.
The field caught the tail-end of the pack with 11 laps on the scoreboard, but a lap 17 yellow flag for a single car crash closed the racing ranks. Try as they might, no one could keep Ledson from sweeping the night's Legends Series main events. Foisy, Fiorini, Parker Traves and Dawson Drimmie chased the leader across the stripe. Adam Cuthbertson, McNicol Jr., Mark Griffin, Cory Richardson, Jeff Forsey, Rick Eades, Thomas Dunn, Joe Sherman, Glenn Morris, Howard Bentley, Don Arnott, Cole McFadden, Cody Newell, Dave Riopelle and Zach Latimer claimed the rest of the finishing positions.
Ontario Legends Series notebook: The tour continues its 2019 schedule with a pair of National Qualifiers – Saturday, August 2nd and Sunday, August 3rd – at Sauble Speedway. This year's edition of the Canadian Legend Car Asphalt Nationals is August 16th through 17th at Sunset Speedway.
2019 Ontario Legend Series schedule and results
Saturday, May 4th Sunset Speedway
Cancelled - rain
Saturday, May 18th Peterborough Speedway
Main event winner: #15N, Nicholas Ledson
Sunday, May 19th Sunset Speedway
Heat race wins: Adam Cuthbertson, Parker Traves, Robin Jongen
Balance of the event cancelled - rain
Saturday, June 1st Peterborough Speedway
Heat race wins: Kevin Foisy (x2), Miles Tyson, Nicholas Ledson, Matt Haufe
Balance of the event cancelled - rain
Saturday, June 15th Peterborough Speedway
Double features
Cancelled - rain
Saturday, June 29th Peterborough Speedway
National qualifier
Main event winner: #57, Kevin Foisy
Guaranteed starters Masters: Foisy, Semi Pro: James, Pro: A. Cuthbertson
Saturday, July 6th
Sunday, July 7th Grand Bend Speedway
Main event winner: #15N, Nicholas Ledson (Saturday)
#17, Gregory Rudzik (Sunday)
Saturday, July 13th Sauble Speedway
Main event winner: #17, Gregory Rudzik
Saturday, July 27th Peterborough Speedway
Double features
Main event winners: #15N, Nicholas Ledson (2 features)
Saturday, August 2nd
Sunday, August 3rd Sauble Speedway
INEX point paying National
Qualifiers. No series points.
Friday, August 16th
Saturday, August 17th
Sunday, August 18th Sunset Speedway
Canadian Legends Asphalt
Nationals
Saturday, August 24th Peterborough Speedway
Saturday, September 7th
Sunday, September 8th Grand Bend Speedway
Saturday, September 21st Sunset Speedway
Friday, October 11th
Saturday, October 12th
Sunday, October 13th Peterborough Speedway
27th Annual
Autumn Colours Classic
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Like the Ontario Legends Series page on www.facebook.com and look for the exciting web-site www.ontariolegendseries.com. Clarke Motorsports Communications is proud to represent the Trailers Plus Ontario Legends Series 2019 season.
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Former series champion Nicholas Ledson (#15N) held the hot hand with a pair of www.trailersplus.net Ontario Legends Series wins – Saturday, July 27th – at Peterborough Speedway.
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