School is starting next week, but summer isn’t over at Ohsweken Speedway. Friday Night Thunder continues on September 2 when Pierced Parts presents the “Labour Day Special”. The Corr/Pak Merchandising Sprint Cars, Lighthouse Tattoos Thunder Stocks, HRW Automotive Mini Stocks, and Pierced Parts Bombers will all be in action with championship chases winding down, along with Vintage Cars, Chain Races, and Kids Box Car Races.
CORR/PAK MERCHANDISING SPRINT CARS
The Sprint Car championship has been contested mostly by two drivers this season – Jim Huppunen of Fenwick and Tilbury driver Kyle Patrick – but Burford’s Jamie Collard can’t be counted out after two consecutive feature wins. Huppunen holds a 14 point lead over Patrick, and 39 point lead over Collard with 2 full-points events left in the Corr/Pak division season. South Dayton, NY driver Kyle Moffit, and Brantford’s Mitch Brown round out the remainder of the top 5.
LIGHTHOUSE TATTOOS THUNDER STOCKS
Phil Nyssen crossed the finish line first last Friday night, but his car did not make it through technical inspection, which handed the feature win to Caistor Centre rookie Cory Turner. Consistency has given Caledonia driver Mike Thorne a large lead over Turner in the championship standings however, as Thorne has not finished worse than 7th in any feature race this season. He holds a 109 point lead over Turner heading into the final 2 weeks of the points chase, with Caledonia’s Ryan Dinning, Cambridge driver Wyatt Van Wart, and Devin Habiuk of Port Robinson also in the top 5.
HRW AUTOMOTIVE MINI STOCKS
Dundas driver Karl Sault rebounded with a feature win last Friday and regained the Mini Stock points lead as a result. Abel Castelein of Cayuga is back to 2nd in the standings, followed by Caledonia’s Mike Evers, Brantford driver Jake Brown, and Hamilton’s Dale Cooke. Sault’s win was his division-leading 5th of the season, and he also leads the Rookie of the Year standings.
PIERCED PARTS BOMBERS
Roles reversed again last Friday as Waterdown’s Rodney Rutherford retook the points lead from Caledonia driver Jesse McDonald. Rutherford won the feature while McDonald had trouble, giving Rutherford a 14 point lead in the standings with 2 races left in the championship chase. Hamilton’s Jeremy May is just 1 point ahead of Dundas driver Sarah Rutherford for 3rd in the standings, while Kathi Dickie of Brantford and Hagersville driver Dusty DeBoer are tied for 5th.
MONSTER MASH CANCELED
Ohsweken Speedway regrets to announce that the first annual “Monster Mash” scheduled for October 15 has been cancelled. Ohsweken Speedway thanks competitors and fans for their interest in the event, and hopes to reschedule it next season.
THIS WEEK AT OHSWEKEN
Ohsweken Speedway’s Friday Night Thunder continues this Friday, September 2nd when Pierced Parts presents the “Labour Day Special”. The Corr/Pak Merchandising Sprint Cars, Lighthouse Tattoos Thunder Stocks, HRW Automotive Mini Stocks, and Pierced Parts Bombers are all a part of Friday Night Thunder this week, along with Vintage Cars, Chain Races, and Kids Box Car Races.
Friday Night Thunder at Ohsweken offers affordable, exciting, family entertainment just a short drive from many Mid-Western Ontario locations. Friday Night Thunder adult general admission is just $10, while seniors and students are $8, and kids age 12 and under are FREE!
Spectator gates open @ 6:00p.m., with the first race taking the green flag at 7:45p.m. this Friday, September 2nd! Visit www.OhswekenSpeedway.com and Feel The Excitement!
By Tommy Goudge
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