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.

Mother Nature washed out the Saturday and Sunday events of Classic Weekend for the first time int the fifty year history of the event. The new change in plans sets up for a very busy Monday at the Oswego Speedway starting at 10:00 in the morning.

There have been many trips down memory lane this year, as it is the Golden Anniversary of the International Classic.   There is one driver, front and center that has made more Classic Weekend memories than anyone else in the field.  He’s been in more Classics than another driver (31), he leads the all time Classic point list of almost 400 drivers, he is tied with the legendary Mr. Classic Nolan Swift for the most wins (6), and he ranks second, only behind Swift, for all time Classic top fives (12).  By now, you have figured out that the driver here is the immortal Bentley Warren.

Every now and then, someone comes in and takes the Supermodified world by storm.  Sometimes it can come from a totally unexpected source, and happen quickly.  2006 started out with Michael Barnes in the Limited Supermodified pit area, and not having the best of years and has transformed into a season in which he became the quickets driver ever to win a Supermodified feature race at the Oswego Speedway.

It’s amazing how far things can change in a year.  About a month into the season last year, Otto Sitterly was without a ride.  He sold the Muldoon chassis #79 which he had wheeled to victory lane on a couple of occasions in his career to Limited Supermodified driver Andy Noto.  For a while last year, Sitterly was rideless. Today, he is currently the man to beat on a weekly basis in the Supermodified division. 

In an eight day span starting this Saturday night at the Oswego Speedway on Burkes Home Center and Lighthouse Lanes "Track Championship" night, competitors at the Oswego Speedway will be competing for over $300,000 in purse and point standings money. The twice re-schedule "$10,000 to Win" and "$1,000 to Win" features for the PathFinder Bank Limited Supers and Novelis Supermodifieds will be run this Saturday, just one week before the 50th running of the Budweiser International Classic 200.

Speedway Press has created a special edition of the Eagle program this week for the Constellation and Entergy "Kids Autograph Session". The Eagle features a full color center spread with the top drivers in the Novelis Supermodified and PathFinder Bank Limited Super divisions. This will be a great item to have as families go trackside for the 5:15 autograph session.