The Oswego Speedway and Novelis, the series sponsor of the famed Supermodified division, are proud to announce the return of the popular ‘Novelis Fan Can Chase’ in 2017.
35 years. That's how long it has been since a Shampine was in victory lane at Oswego Speedway until this past Saturday night.
The thirteenth consecutive season of the popular Novelis ‘Fan Can Chase’ at Oswego Speedway is now in the books and it was yet another successful endeavor, with over 116,000 cans being collected through three events, pushing the all-time can count to nearly 1.4 million.
Oswego Speedway’s contingencies for this Sunday, September 3rd’s Budweiser International Classic 200 for the Novelis Supermodifieds have continued to thrive this season, with over $15,000 being paid to the thirty four drivers set to start the marquee event for non-wing Supermodified racing on Sunday, September 3.
Just days before the 61st running of the Budweiser International Classic 200 at Oswego Speedway, track management has continued to field requests for lap sponsors for both the Bud Classic 200 and the Bud Light Classic 75 for Small Block Supermodifieds.
With the lap sponsors announced for the 61st annual Budweiser International Classic earlier this afternoon, Oswego Speedway is now pleased to release the lap sponsors for 26th annual Bud Light SBS Classic 75, to take place Sunday, September 3.
With Classic Week officially underway at Oswego Speedway, many fans traveling to the track from across the country, or simply making plans for the weekend, are all looking for a full-time schedule for Friday, September 1, Saturday, September 2, and Sunday, September 3, as the track has fielded several requests for further scheduling and pricing information with the biggest event of the season approaching.
What is now over a decade long tradition, the 13th Annual ‘Racing, Rolling Classic Bowling’ will be held Wednesday night, August 30, at Lighthouse Lanes in Oswego, this year in memory of Mary Gosek to support Ovarian Cancer Awareness.
With three days of testing in the books for the 61st running of Budweiser International Classic Weekend at Oswego Speedway, it’s not a surprise to anyone that the man on top of the charts so far is seven time track champion Otto Sitterly, who posted a 16.371 second lap in the John Nicotra owned No. 51 to be driven this weekend by Joey Moriarty on Wednesday evening.
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