Chris Marquart

4 days ago | fltimes.com | Chris Marquart

Autograph Night delivered in a big way at Oswego Speedway. While the racing was superb, the draw of Autograph Night turned into rousing support for Mike Bruce. Bruce was involved in a harrowing crash — his throttle stuck and he hammered the wall during a practice session. During intermission, the track welcomed drivers to help “pass the helmet,” raising funds to help aid Bruce’s recovery. After the crash, Oswego Speedway reported Bruce suffered fractures to his L1 and T12 vertebrae.

1 week ago | fltimes.com | Chris Marquart

Zach Sobotka has endured his share of heavy heart break in his time wheeling races in the Northeast. A shop fire decimated the team’s race program in 2022. His first CRSA win was taken away, coming up light on the scale. But, where there was tragedy, triumph emerged. After the fire in February 2022, the team finished with a win in the Hurricane Harvey event at Brewerton during Super DIRT Week 50 and took third in the Chevy Performance 75 at Oswego Speedway. And now, he has his CRSA Sprint win back.

2 weeks ago | fltimes.com | Chris Marquart

Oswego Speedway is going to try to open again this weekend. Facing what has been an uphill climb of rainy spring weather, Oswego will again try to open its 2025 campaign with the 74th season kickoff on June 14. The track has lost two consecutive events for the first time since the 2003 campaign. The season opener will include the first of four Oswego Super Challenge races, an event lost twice to rain already this year.

3 weeks ago | fltimes.com | Chris Marquart

The Super DIRTcar Series has a double-header planned this week, racing the Anthracite Assault on June 3 at Big Diamond Speedway and then racing the Snyder County Showdown June 4 at Selinsgrove Speedway. Tuesday’s race at Big Diamond will offer $7,500-to-win after 75-laps of work. Wednesday is the SDS series debut at Selinsgrove; the event is a Billy Whittaker Cars 200 qualifier, with the 75-lap feature paying $10,000 to win.

1 month ago | fltimes.com | Chris Marquart

Wheels on Main Street checked all the boxes, featuring old and new cars alike; a celebration of the rare, wild, weird and wonderful that make the automotive hobby so fun. Michael Scaglione, of Seneca Falls, was among the show organizers, and he said attendance was around 70-percent of capacity, with cars continuing to roll in even as late as noon Sunday. “Turn out is lighter, but it’s chilly,” Scaglione said, noting at least 228 cars had registered. Some never made it to the table and just parked.