A Burritt Chevrolet, a Shapiro Dodge, a Tucker GMC and a Raynor Ford are all set to be the "Official Vehicles" for the Oswego Speedway in 2007. The racing action would not be possible without this fleet of trucks pacing the filed and carrying safety equipment weekly at the Oswego Speedway.

The Novelis Corporation will be back for the third season as the title sponsor of the Supermodified division at the Oswego Speedway in 2007. Novelis became the first ever division title sponsor in 2005 for the Supermodifieds that have been competing at the Oswego Speedway since 1962. Novelis will also, for the second season in a row, be a title sponsor during the twenty first annual "$10,000 to Win" night for Supermodifieds in 2007.

PathFinder Bank returns to the Oswego Speedway in 2007 as the division title sponsor to the newly renamed SBS Racing Series. The former "Limited Supermodified" division, which began racing at the Oswego Speedway in 1992, has a new name and a returning title sponsor for 2007. PathFinder Bank will also be sponsoring the sixteenth running of the "$1,000 to Win" night for the SBS Racing Series in 2007.

The Eddie Horne owned Outdoor Power Racing Team will be on display in Liverpool tonight at the Johnson Park “Summer Concert Series” in conjunction with the Oswego Speedway, the event sponsor for tonight. Josh LaRochelle, driver of the Outdoor Power #10 is the only repeat winner in the PathFinder Bank Limited Super division at the Oswego Speedway in seven events run to date. On Wednesday night, team owner and former driver Eddie Horne, will jump into the cockpit of the Josh LaRochelle team car #01 for the NORA Limited race as part of the 358 Dirt Modified and RoC Sporstman Mod Special event at Oswego.

In conjunction with the Numero Uno Break the Bank Classic Cash Contest, Uno Chicago Grill will be hosting Oswego Speedway Race Car Show this Wenesday night. When you eat dinner there during the show, up to 20% of your meal total will be returned to the Oswego Speedway to be passed along to Supermodified and Limited Super drivers.

The Community Bank / Days Inn / Parts Plus Memorial Day Weekend racing at the Oswego Speedway provided popular wins in the Novelis Supermodified, PathFinder Bank Limited Super and RoC Modified divisions. Otto Sitterly, Chris Proud and Mike Leaty all ran good races to take home the first place money on May 27th.

Otto Sitterly staved off a strong challenge from Tim Snyder to win a 75-lap feature and retain his place atop the supermodified point standings at Oswego Speedway Saturday night. Last season, Sitterly was on the verge of excusing himself from the Steel Palace with his previous No. 79 car on the auction block, although he did drive for certain other drivers and never closed the door on Oswego Speedway altogether. Now, he finds himself surrounded by well-wishers and autograph seekers at the close of each successful race.

Otto Sitterly continued his dominance at Oswego Speedway this season as he picked up his fourth win of the year Saturday night in the Novelis Supermodified division.  Dave Gruel became the sixth winner in six races in the PathFinder Bank Limited Super division and Rick Zeigler made it back to back wins in the Jakes Automotive Super Stock division.

On Burkes Home Center / Lighthouse Lanes night, Saturday August 26th at the Oswego Speedway, three drivers got into Victory Lane in the richest races of the regular season and all three were crowned their divisions Track Champions as well. Jason Spaulding, Russ Brown and Otto Sitterly all left the track as Champions.

The first new color scheme of 2007 has been completed and it is on the Outdoor Power #10 piloted by Josh LaRochelle who will be competing in his third season in the PathFinder Bank SBS Racing Series at the Oswego Speedway.