Speculation continues to circulate around the ownership of Oswego (N.Y.) Speedway. Many believe the country’s only weekly supermodified track will see its third ownership group in its 50-plus-year existence when an agreement is finalized in the coming weeks.
CORNELIUS, N.C.
Five years ago Jeff Locke was in the process of paying his dues as a rising crew member on the demanding NASCAR Nationwide Series tour.
Veteran racer Bob Reis is on his way back to Oswego Speedway, and it’s not in a modified. The Buffalo, N.Y., racer struck a deal last week with retired Oswego veteran Bill Peri to buy the former Peri Engineering No. 14, a 1999 Peri-built mount that last saw the track early in the 2006 season.
When Chris Perley announced last winter that he wouldn’t run the full International Supermodified Ass’n tour in 2010, the door was left open for a new ISMA champion for the first time since 2005.
It’s no secret that supermodified racing on the West Coast has struggled mightily over the last decade. Car counts have dwindled, interest has suffered and the economy has hurt.
CORNELIUS, N.C.
Bob Bond won the 54th annual Budweiser Int’l Classic Sept. 6 at Oswego (N.Y.) Speedway, marking the local driver’s second supermodified win of…
Sprint-car fans throughout the Midwest are quickly learning what fans of the popular open-wheel cars in Florida have known for years.
The education is centered…
CORNELIUS, N.C.
Oswego (N.Y.) Speedway’s Mr. Supermodified race, which kicks off this Saturday at the fast five-eighths-mile oval, marks the second-most prestigious race of…
SILVER BULLET: Dave Shullick, Jr. (61) leads Chris Perley during International Supermodified Ass’n action earlier this season. (Jim Feeney Photo)Second-Generation Driver Shullick Making His…
CORNELIUS, N.C.
Mike Lichty has been a threat in the International Supermodified Ass’n for several years. But before May 29, the 23-year-old Canadian’s problem…
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