Shawn Chenoweth Victorious in Steel City Super Stock Rumble Series

MILLGROVE, Ontario --- Shawn Chenoweth continues to prove why he is one of the best drivers at Flamboro Speedway, as evident with another trip to victory lane this past weekend on Saturday, June 20.

Chenoweth qualified second for the Steel City Super Stock Rumble Series event, just 0.070 seconds off the quick time posted by defending series champion Lane Zardo. The invert, though, saw the pair moved back a couple rows and have to deal with traffic.

Chenoweth took it with ease, making his way to the lead at the halfway mark to pace the second-half of the event en route to the checkered flag. Zardo was second ahead of Justin Collison, Chad Corcoran, and Nick Troback. Coltin Everingham was sixth despite being involved in an incident on Lap 6 in front of Nic Ramsay, Cole Burrows, Kevin Trevelin, and Johnny Morrison.

Tim Norris scored the victory in the first Ontario Pro Challenge feature ahead of Mike Norris, Travis Majuery, Maddux Pepin, and Jae Pepin. Mike O'Connell led the opening 14 laps, fading back to sixth in front of Emma Norris, Colton Clark, Ethan Fleet, and Sterling Hattin.

Ethan Fleet won the second feature of the night ahead of Emma Norris, Colton Clark, Tim Norris, and Travis Majuery. Jae Pepin finished sixth in front of Mike Norris, Sterling Hattin, Maddux Pepin, and Mike O'Connell.

Matt Young made it three wins in a row by winning the first Klotz Auto Repair Mini Stock feature on the night ahead of Shawn Taylor, Mike Thomson, Tyler Lewis, and Wyatt Sutcliffe. Michael Kenny battled his way forward for sixth in front of Andrew Smith, Louis Mehlenbacher, Nikki Richmond, Blaise Shaw, and Bobby Mercer.

Matt Young went for the daily double in the second feature ahead of Tyler Lewis, Blaise Shaw, Shawn Taylor, and Wyatt Sutcliffe. Mike Thomson ran up front early, falling back to sixth in front of Michael Kenny, Bobby Mercer, Andrew Smith, Nikki Richmond, and Louis Mehlenbacher.

Brandyn Milligan kept his season turnaround going strong with a victory in the first Hogan Law & McClurkin Properties of Cambridge Pure Stocks feature ahead of Matt Young, Chase Mitchell, Rodney Rutherford, and Gary Slama. Spencer Riddell battled his way forward for sixth in front of Leo Labarbera, Rick Mitchell, Mark Allan, and Rachel Mitchell. Rogan Monaghan made his way through traffic for 11th, followed by Hailey Hill, Megan Mitchell, Dan Ramey, John Cote, Chance Rodgers and William Young.

Chase Mitchell found his way to victory lane in the second feature ahead of Matt Young, Gary Slama, Spencer Riddell, and Rachel Mitchell. Leo Labarbera was sixth in front of John Cote, Brandyn Milligan, Megan Mitchell, and Rick Mitchell. Mark Allan ran inside the top-five early, falling back for 11th, followed by Hailey Hill, Rogan Monaghan, Rodney Rutherford, Dan Ramey, Chance Rodgers & William Young.

The next event at Flamboro Speedway on Saturday, June 27, will is one of the season's $15 Admission Night, where you get a discount at the front gates to watch the action. That action will include Grindstone Landscaping Canadian Vintage Modifieds (Dash 4 the Flag), Great Lakes Legend Series, SOMA Pro 4 Modifieds, Mini Stocks & GEN3 SportsMods, plus kid bike races.

Don't forget that Flamboro Speedway is also in action on Tuesday, June 30 with the JRS Auctions OSCAAR Super Late Models presented by Just Foam It Gold Rush 126 and Bone Stock 30-lap Gold Rush invitational.

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

Shawn McGlynn Victorious in Iron Man 100 at Flamboro Speedway

MILLGROVE, Ontario --- Making his way to the lead just before the halfway point, Shawn McGlynn led the rest of the way to capture the victory in the Iron Man 100 for the Ontario Sportsman Series at Flamboro Speedway on Saturday, June 13.

After laying down the fifth quickest time in qualifying, McGlynn found himself in the fourth spot through the opening laps of the 100-lap event, moving into third on Lap 16. He then made his way forward slowly, taking over the lead just before halfway on Lap 45. Although he had a pair of teammates closely in toe, he was able to maintain the top spot and pick up the checkered flag.

Jade Franklin, who picked up a victory with the series earlier this year, was the runner-up ahead of top qualifier and Two Speed Motorsports teammate Connor James. Todd Shepherd and Austin Seburn rounded out the top-five ahead of Ricky Willigar, Kevin Gallant, Kevin Trevellin, Kyle Istead, and Copper Aubertin. Doug Cathcart was 11th, followed by Donavin Clark, Nathaniel Greenaway, Jordan Willms, Derek McCoullough, Jamie Morency, Kaden Patrick, and Chad McGlynn.

Matt Young took the lead on Lap 2 of the first Klotz Auto Repair Mini Stock feature, leading the rest of the way en route to the victory ahead of Mike Thomson, Tyler Lewis, Ryan Edwards-Kiss, and Bill Pearsall. Shawn Taylor was sixth in front of Andrew Smith, Louis Mehlenbacher, Dustin Goodfellow, and Bobby Mercer.

Matt Young swept the night in winning the second feature ahead of Mike Thomson, Tyler Lewis, Shawn Taylor, and Ryan Edwards-Kiss. Dustin Goodfellow was sixth in front of Andrew Smith, Louis Mehlenbacher, Bill Pearsall, and Bobby Mercer.

Matt Young kept the winnings coming, taking the lead on Lap 16 to win the first Hogan Law & McClurkin Properties of Cambridge Pure Stocks feature ahead of Spencer Riddell, Megan Mitchell, Chase Mitchell, and Rodney Rutherford. Brandyn Milligan battled his way forward for sixth in front of Chance Rogers, John Cote, Leo Labarbera, and Rick Mitchell. Gary Slama cracked the top-10 after starting deep in the field, but fell back late for 11th, followed by Cam Thomson, Mark Allan, Rachel Mitchell, Randy Rodgers, Zack James, William Young, Sarah Penny, and Dan Storey.

Gary Slama was able to take the lead at the halfway mark, pacing the rest of the way en route to picking up the checkered flag in the second Pure Stock feature ahead of Chase Mitchell, Matt Young, Rick Mitchell, and Wayde Thorne. Spencer Riddell made his way up through the field after starting outside the top-10 for sixth in front of Rodney Rutherford, Leo Labarbera, Cam Thomson, and Brandyn Milligan. Chance Rogers ran up front early, but fell back through the field for 11th, followed by Rachel Mitchell, Mark Allan, Megan Mitchell, Randy Rodgers, Zack James, William Young, Dan Storey, and Sarah Penny.

The next event at Flamboro Speedway is scheduled for Saturday, June 20, featuring the Steel City Super Stock Series, Ontario Pro Challenge Series, Mini Stock, and Pure Stocks. It is also the track's annual Cruise Night.

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

Jake Sheridan Victorious in Second Round of Grisdale Showdown Series at Flamboro Speedway

MILLGROVE, Ontario --- After finding victory lane with the APC Series, Jake Sheridan carried the momentum forward to win the second round of the Grisdale Showdown Series at Flamboro Speedway on Saturday, June 6th.

Jake Sheridan worked his way forward from the third row on the start of the event, moving into the runner-up spot just before the halfway mark. He then found his way to the lead on Lap 35, and did not look back en route to pacing the final 15 laps to victory lane.

Flamboro Speedway veteran Shawn Chenoweth was second ahead of Shae Gemmell, who won the opening round. Billy Schwartzenburg and Dale Shaw completed the top-five in front of Blair Wickett, Kevin Albers, Gerritt Tiemersma, Jacob Sutcliffe, and Tyler Di Venanzo. Kevin Gallant, Billy Zardo, Josh Gruntz, Darren Jones, and Connor Maltese rounded out the field.

Parker Traves led flag-to-flag to win the Great Lakes Legend Series feature ahead of Andy Kamrath, Hudson Nagy, Chris Milwain, and Austin Arnell. Chase Stievenart made his way forward for sixth in front of Mackenzie Milwain, Nathan Killins, and Dave Sharpe. Cole McFadden was inside the top-five much of the event, crossing the finish line with an 10th-place finish after contact, followed by Todd Tolton, Cole Kamrath, Austin Seburn, Gibson Baker, Brandon Vanderwel, RJ Hrevnak, Bob Bailey, Gillian Hils, Kent Robson, Josh Hollestelle, and Nathan Huffman.

Grindstone Landscaping Canadian Vintage Modified defending champion TJ Marshall won the first feature ahead of Ty Riopelle, Mike Podd, Mike Klotz, and Chris Pendlebury. Jordan Ramsbottom led the opening laps, though fell back shortly thereafter. He was able to rebound for sixth in front of Jay Linde, Steve Murdoch, Ian McIntyre, and Alexandria Ditner. RJ Croteau, Jason Keen, Dustin Hood, and Dave Evison Sr. completed the field.

Jordan Ramsbottom led flag-to-flag to win the second feature ahead of Mike Podd, TJ Marshall, Chris Pendlebury, and Jay Linde. Mike Klotz battled for a top-five, falling short with a sixth in front of Ian McIntyre, Dustin Hood, Alexandria Ditner, and RJ Croteau. Ty Riopelle completed the field.

Wyatt Sutcliffe took the lead on Lap 2 of the Klotz Auto Repair Mini Stock feature, pacing the rest of the feature en route to the victory ahead of Shawn Taylor, Tyler Lewis, Matt Young, and Blaise Shaw. Mike Thomson ran as a high as second, fading back late for sixth, in front of Ryan Edwards-Kiss, Louis Mehlenbacher, Madisson Tienkamp, and Andrew Smith. Michael Kenny and Bobby Mercer completed the field.

Blaise Shaw dominated the second feature for his second win of 2026 ahead of Tyler Lewis, Shawn Taylor, Matt Young, and Mike Thomson. Wyatt Sutcliffe battled his way to sixth in front of Andrew Smith, Ryan Edwards-Kiss, Louis Mehlenbacher, Madisson Tienkamp, Michael Kenny, and Bobby Mercer.

Matt Young took the lead with six laps to go to win a close Hogan Law & McClurkin Properties of Cambridge Pure Stock feature ahead of Spencer Riddell, Rodney Rutherford, Chase Mitchell, and Chance Rogers. Brandyn Milligan rebounded from his night one rollover for sixth in front of Jake Watson, Rick Mitchell, Megan Mitchell, and Rachel Mitchell. Elijah Hawrylyshyn broke into the top-10 mid-race, but fell back in the final laps for 11th, followed by Jeremy Hughes, John Cote, William Young, Leo Labarbera, and Randy Rodgers.

Last year’s Pure Stock Champion John Cote went flag-to-flag to win the second feature ahead of Rodney Rutherford, Brandyn Milligan, Rick Mitchell, and Chase Mitchell. Matt Young drove his way through traffic for sixth in front of Chance Rogers, Rachel Mitchell, Spencer Riddell, and Leo Labarbera. Jake Watson ran inside the top-10, dropping back in the final laps for 11th, followed by Megan Mitchell, Elijah Hawrylyshyn, Jeremy Hughes, William Young, and Hailey Hill.

This weekend at Flamboro Speedway on Saturday, June 13 will feature the Iron Man 100 for the Ontario Sportsman Series. The night also includes the Klotz Auto Repair Mini Stocks, Hogan Law & McClurkin Properties of Cambridge Pure Stocks, and Spectator Drags at intermission.

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

Report By: Ashley McCubbin