Michigan may be home for Taylor Ferns, but Ohio is certainly becoming a “home away from home” for the 18-year-old open wheel driver. Honing her skills in the 410-winged sprint car ranks in 2014, she has made a handful of trips to the Buckeye State already this season and will make another this weekend for a pair of races.
OSCAAR had its first of two shows at the big fast Kawartha Speedway, a neat track set in the center of a horse track. The big oval makes for very fast speeds on the long straights with banked turns.
In a classic tale of the score sheet not telling the full story, Branden Bullen's efforts at Kawartha Speedway were far more impressive than his eventual 15th place finish.
Despite a pair of mechanical DNFs in the first two events of the 2014 season, freshman competitor Corey Jones is not prepared to give up on his first full season with the OSCAAR Super Late Model Tour.
INDYCAR announced today post-event infractions from the Chevrolet Indy Dual in Detroit, which was held May 31 and June 1 at The Raceway at Belle Isle Park in Detroit.
After a frustrating outing in Round 1 of the 2014 OSCAAR Super Late Model tour at Sunset Speedway, rookie Kelly Balson returned to the drawing board in preparation of his second outing at Kawartha Speedway.
After engine troubles nearly ended his 2014 OSCAAR Super Late Model championship campaign before it had even began, Kevin Cornelius regrouped in preparation for Kawartha Speedway.
One year removed from his first career Kawartha triumph, London Recreational Racing driver Andrew Gresel returned to the Fraserville 3/8 mile for a repeat performance, surviving early-race contact to lead more than half of the 50-lap event for his first win of 2014.
Ronnie Bassett Jr. and the No. 04 Jerry Hunt Auto Sales of Lexington, NC Bassett Racing Toyota Camry came into Bowman Gray Stadium with a home field advantage. Bassett Jr. was the only full-time NASCAR K&N Pro Series East competitor born, raised and currently still residing in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, home to the historic Bowman Gray Stadium.
In only his second road course start, Grant Enfinger earns a top-five finish for the Great Railing 150 yesterday at New Jersey Motorsports Park. Driving the No. 90 Triple K Construction - Motor Honey/Casite Ford Fusion, Enfinger finished the race in 4th after starting 11th.
At Rick Ware Racing (RWR), consistency extends to the pair of Top Fuel dragsters driven by Clay Millican and Tony Schumacher, where each chassis is the same.
RCR and two-time NASCAR Cup Series champion Kyle Busch are teaming up with FICO to help NASCAR fans deepen their understanding of credit education through multi-race partnership
