Logan White and Kyle Steckly Score Pro Late Model Victories at Flamboro Speedway

MILLGROVE, Ontario --- The temperature may have been hot, but so was the racing on-track as the drivers vowed against each other for glory on Saturday night at Flamboro Speedway.

Grisdale Enterprises Pro Late Models

Logan White took the lead at the halfway mark and paced the field the rest of the way en route to winning the first feature ahead of Dan McHattie, Kevin Albers, Chris Howse, and Billy Schwatzenburg. Ty Cavalin battled his way forward for sixth in front of Roland Goodfellow, Kyle Steckly, and Rick Burbridge.

Kyle Steckly made the trip to get extra laps at Flamboro Speedway ahead of this weekend’s APC Auto Parts United Late Model Series event, and it paid off. He won the second feature by pacing all 30 laps ahead of Kevin Albers, Billy Schwartzenburg, Dan McHattie, and Ty Cavalin. Roland Goodfellow’s rookie campaign continued with a sixth in front of Chris Howse, Rick Burbridge, and Logan White.

Super Stocks

Only a pair of super stocks showed up, with Justin Collison out-running John Karley for the victory.

Klotz Auto Repair Mini Stocks

Mike Gilmour took the lead on Lap 9, leading the rest of the way to win the first Mini Stock feature ahead of Matt Young, Karl Sault, Mike Thomson, and Wyatt Sutcliffe.

Kaitlyn Wallace battled inside the top-five early, fading back to sixth at the checkered in front of Jacob Sutcliffe, Bobby Mercer, Kris Lawrence, and Nikki King. Mark Klotz did not take the checkered flag.

Mike Gilmour made it a perfect night by winning the second feature ahead of Matt Young, Karl Sault, Mike Thomson, and Kaitlyn Wallace. Sunset Speedway regular Wyatt Sutcliffe was sixth in front of Bobby Mercer, Nikki King, Jacob Sutcliffe, and Kris Lawrence.

Hogan Law & McClurklin Properties of Cambridge Pure Stocks

Jordan Wilms led flag-to-flag to win the first Pure Stock feature ahead of Gary Slama, Spencer Riddell, Rodney Rutherford, and Chance Rogers. Leo Labarbera battled inside the top-five early, fading to sixth at the checkered in front of Chase Mitchell, Craig Cole, Rick Mitchell, and Mark Allan.

Chris Burrows battled just outside the top-10 en route to 11th, followed by Gillian Hils, Cam Thomson, Mike Hall, Rachel Mitchell, Megan Mitchell, Owen Brooker, Mac Ingram, and Phil Givens. Notably, Ingram and Givens did not complete a lap.

Gary Slama battled his way forward, taking the lead with six laps to go to win the second Pure Stock feature ahead of Jordan Wilms, Rodney Rutherford, Leo Labarbera, and Chase Mitchell. Chance Rogers worked his way forward for sixth in front of Mark Allan, Spencer Riddell, Chris Burrows, and Craig Cole.

Rick Mitchell fell back in the running order in the final five laps to place 11th, followed by Dylan Peckham, Rachel Mitchell, Megan Mitchell, Gillian Hils, Mike Hall, Owen Brooker, and Mac Ingram. Cam Thomson suffered a disqualification after spinning Craig Cole, following an incident on-track that saw Cole spin Thomson.

The Pure Stocks also held a six-lap Dash for Cash to cap off the night, with Rachel Mitchell scoring the victory over her sister Megan Mitchell. Mark Allan was third ahead of Rick Mitchell, Dylan Peckham, and Owen Brooker.

The next stock car racing event at Flamboro Speedway is taking place on Saturday, July 13, featuring the APC Auto Parts United Late Model Series London Recreational Racing 100. The night also will have the Dayco Super Stocks and Grindstone Landscaping Canadian Vintage Modifieds in action.

Be sure to keep up with the latest by checking out Flamboro Speedway’s website at http://www.flamborospeedway.ca. You can also keep up via your favorite social networking website by following the speedway on Twitter at https://twitter.com/FlamboroSpdwy and Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/flamborospeedway. Fans are encouraged to like the speedway’s Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/Flamboro-Speedway-Authorized-Page-102328664646735/.

Report By: Ashley McCubbin

Tyler Bouilon Sweeps OMRS Features at Flamboro Speedway

MILLGROVE, Ontario --- Gaining speed throughout last season paid off, as Tyler Bouilon swept the Ontario Modified Racing Series (OMRS ) features on Saturday night at Flamboro Speedway.

Ontario Modified Racing Series

Tyler Bouilon led flag-to-flag in the first feature ahead of John Baker Jr., Rick Warnes, Rob Warnes, Andrew Massey and Randy Hollingsworth.

The second event saw him run in the runner-up spot for the first half, taking the lead on Lap 12 to sweep teh night in front of Rob Warnes, John Baker Jr., Rick Warnes, Randy Hollingsworth, and Andrew Massey.

Grindstone Landscaping Canadian Vintage Modifieds

Ricky Willigar led flag-to-flag in the first Grindstone Landscaping Canadian Vintage Modified feature ahead of Rodney Rutherford, TJ Marshall, Scott Tonelli, Jae Pepin. Maddux Pepin continued her string of consistency with another sixth in front of Mike Podd and Samantha Trewolla.

The second feature had a little more excitement, with Ricky Willigar taking the lead with three lasp to go to sweep the night ahead of TJ Marshall, Rodney Rutherford, Scott Tonelli, and Jae Pepin. Maddux Pepin was sixth once again in front of Mike Podd and Samantha Trewolla.

Klotz Auto Repair Mini Stocks

Starting at the back of the first feature, Mike Gilmour worked his way through the traffic to take the lead on the last lap to win ahead of Mike Thomson, Matt Young, Kaitlyn Wallace, and Bobby Mercer. Nikki King was sixth in front of Mark Grieve and Mason Anderson.

The second feature was a much smoother trip for Mike Gilmour, dominating as he paced 19 of the 20 laps en route to winning ahead of Matt Young, Kaitlyn Wallace, Bobby Mercer, Mark Grieve, Nikki King, and Mason Anderson. Mike Thomson failed to finish after contact with Wallace on Lap 6.

Hogan Law & McClurklin Properties of Cambridge Pure Stocks

Gary Slama parked the No. 90 in victory lane once again, taking the lead with seven laps to go in the pure stock feature. Spencer Riddell was second ahead of Wayde Thorne, Mark Allan, and Chance Rogers. Leo Labarbera ran just outside the top-five en route to sixth in front of Craig Cole, Rick Mitchell, Chase Mitchell, and Jordan Wilms.

Delaware Speedway regular Justin Collver was 11th, followed by Cam Thomson, Chris Burrows, Rachel Mitchell, Mac Ingram, Megan Mitchell, Mike Hall, and Hailey Hill. Courtney Scott failed to finish.

Cam Thomson led flag-to-flag en route to winning the second feature in front of Gary Slama, Chase Mitchell, Wayde Thorne, and Spencer Riddell. Leo Labarbera battled inside the top-five, falling out on the last lap to place sixth ahead of Chance Rogers, Rick Mitchell, Courtney Scott, and Mark Allan.

Justin Collver was 11th once again, followed by Rachel Mitchell, Mac Ingram, Chris Burrows, Jordan Wilms, Megan Mitchell, Mike Hall, Hailey Hill and Dylan Peckham. Craig Cole failed to finish.

The next stock car racing event at Flamboro Speedway is taking place on Saturday, July 6, with consist of a Pure Stock Dash for Cash for eligible drivers. The racing card includes the Late Models, Super Stocks, Mini Stocks, and Pure Stocks.

Be sure to keep up with the latest by checking out Flamboro Speedway’s website at http://www.flamborospeedway.ca. You can also keep up via your favorite social networking website by following the speedway on Twitter at https://twitter.com/FlamboroSpdwy and Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/flamborospeedway. Fans are encouraged to like the speedway’s Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/Flamboro-Speedway-Authorized-Page-102328664646735/.

Report By: Ashley McCubbin

Logan White and Billy Schwartzenburg Score Checkered Flags on Meet the Drivers Night

MILLGROVE, Ontario --- In a night that saw smiles on fan’s faces all night long as they collected autographs and candy, the drivers shined on-track with some great action to entertain the crowd.

Late Model

With a last lap pass, Logan White scored the victory in the first feature ahead of Rick Burbridge, Jordan Howse, Billy Schwartzenburg, and Kevin Albers. Paul Maltese and Roland Goodfellow rounded out the field.

Billy Schwartzenburg can still get the job done at Flamboro, as evident by winning the second feature ahead of Jordan Howse, Kevin Albers, Logan White, and Rick Burbridge. Paul Maltese and Roland Goodfellow rounded out the field.

Ontario Pro Challenge Series

Mike Norris took the lead at the halfway mark to win the first feature ahead of Bryan Stevanus, Tim Norris, Emma Norris and Ethan Fleet. Ty Riopelle was sixth in front of Jeremy Riopelle, Jordan Ramsbottom, Tenli Pepin, and Mike O’Connell. Sterlin Hattin and Taylor Weber completed the field.

Tim Norris gave the family a sweep of the night by winning hte second feature ahead of Mike Norris, Bryan Stevanus, Mike O’Connell, and Ty Riopelle. Emma Norris perservered to sixth in front of Jeremy Riopelle and Taylor Weber. There were a couple incidents resulting in several drivers not finishing including Sterlin Hattin, Jordan Ramsbottom, Ethan Fleet, and Tenli Pepin.

Travis Majuery did not start either feature.

Mini Stocks

Mike Gilmour took the lead just past halfway, holding off a late-charge from Shawn Taylor to pick up the win in the first feature. Matt Young led the first half en route to third ahead of Blaise Shaw and Kaitlyn Wallace. Jason Thomson was sixth filling in for Mike after his incident a week ago, in front of Bobby Mercer and Nikki King. Jacob Sutcliffee and Rory Markle failed to finish.

Shawn Taylor cruised his way through the field, taking over the lead with four laps to go to win the second feature ahead of Blaise Shaw, Mike Gilmour, Matt Young, and Kaitlyn Wallace. Jacob Sutcliffe redeemed himself with a sixth in front of Jason Thomson, Bobby Mercer, and Nikki King. Rory Markle failed to finish.

Pure Stocks

Cam Thomson became a fan favourite at intermission, bringing out Crate Sprint Car that he races on Friday night at Ohsweken Speedway for Meet the Drivers Night. He also showed he could drive, picking up the win in the first feature ahead of Craig Cole, Gary Slama, Chase Mitchell, and Wayde Thorne. Chance Rogers kept up his string of sixth-place finishes with another one in front of Leo Labarbera, Spencer Riddell, Rick Mitchell, and Courtney Scott.

Rachel Mitchell had one of her best features to place 11th, followed by Alex Stewart, Jordan Wilms, Chris Burrows, Megan Mitchell, Mike Hall, Hailey Hill, Mark Allan, and Lisa Barton. Owen Brooker failed to finish.

On the back of the No,. 90, it says “ya baby,” and that was what Gary Slama was saying after winning the second feature ahead of Chance Rogers, Wayde Thorne, Jordan Wilms, and Leo Labarbera. Courtney Scott’s consistnecy continued with a sixth in front of Spencer Riddell, Rick Mitchell, Mark Allan, and Chris Burrows.

Rachel Mitchell was 11th once again, followed by Megan Mitchell and Hailey Hill. A significant incident mid-way through took out several cars including Chase Mitchell, Alex Stewart, Cam Thomson, Owen Brooker, Mike Hall, and Craig Cole. Lisa Barton did not take the green flag.

Jake Hambly failed to start both features.

Southern Ontario Modified Association (SOMA)

Sean Asslin scored his first career victory in the first feature ahead of Bob Mercer, Raj Brar, Josh Fera, and Ken Mercer. Shannon Morris dropped back in the opening laps en route to placing sixth in front of Shean Carey, Jesse Jigson, Brad Martland, and Josh Held.. Mark Lucas was 11th, while Cliff Hodgkinson, Kelly Martin and Mike Baker failed to finish.

Ken Mercer led flag to flag en route to winning the second feature ahead of Mark Lucas, Josh Fera, Sean Asslin, and Bob Mercer. Raj Brar ran just outside the top-five en route to sixth in front of Shannon Morris, Shean Carey, John Held, and Brad Martland. Jesse Jigson and Kelly Martin rounded out the field, while Mike Baker and Cliff Hodgkinson did not take the green flag.

The next stock car racing event at Flamboro Speedway is taking place on Saturday, June 29 is $15 Admission Night. The racing will include Ontario Modified Racing Series (OMRS), Canadian Vintage Modifieds, Mini Stocks, and Pure Stocks.

Be sure to keep up with the latest by checking out Flamboro Speedway’s website at http://www.flamborospeedway.ca. You can also keep up via your favorite social networking website by following the speedway on Twitter at https://twitter.com/FlamboroSpdwy and Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/flamborospeedway. Fans are encouraged to like the speedway’s Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/Flamboro-Speedway-Authorized-Page-102328664646735/.

Report By: Ashley McCubbin