Oswegonian Dave Danzer rewrote the record books at Oswego Speedway Saturday night as he led all 50 laps enroute to the supermodified victory.  Danzer became only the fifth rookie driver to ever win a supermodified feature event in the history of Oswego Speedway.     Joe Gosek’s second place finish in the feature secured the 2011 supermodified track championship.  The championship is Gosek’s second career Oswego title, as he claimed the 2003 championship as well.

In a tale of two entirely different races, veteran drivers Joey Payne and Mike Bond each picked up feature event victories at Oswego Speedway on Indendence weekend.  Fairlawn, New Jersey’s Joey Payne led all 50 laps enroute to his first supermodified win of the year.  Bond, erased an 11 second deficit behind leader Jason Simmons without benefit of a caution flag, then passed Simmons two laps from the end enroute to his third win of the year.

Team cars showed the way Saturday night at Oswego Speedway, as Double Deuce Racing and Crow Motorsports each grabbed first and in feature races at Oswego Speedway.  David Gruel shot to the lead on lap 2 of the supermodified 50-lap main event, with teammate Pat Lavery chasing him the rest of the race for the supermodified win.  Andrew Schartner survived a first turn incident on lap 9 of the SBS race, and cruised ahead of Kreig Heroth for the Crow Motorsports sweep in the 30-lap SBS main.
     Local boys Andy Noto and Danny Connors paced the 22-car field as they raced to Donnie Forbes green flag.  Noto got the quick jump from the inside lane, and took off with the early lap.  Cars went high and low looking for early racing room.  Randy Ritskes and Ray Graham went inside to move by early race traffic, with Dave McKnight, Joe Gosek and Otto Sitterly staying outside to move forward.

Dave Gruel, Pete Brittain and Randy Ritskes made the Memorial Day Weekend racing at the Oswego Speedway an exciting evening with close victories in the Small Block Super, RoC Modified and Supermodified triple header on Burritt Motors and Community Bank night.

Kevin Knopp and Joe Gosek put their black machines in Victory Lane for popular wins on Lighthouse Lanes, Warner Physical Therapy and Oswego Sub Shop Night. For Knopp it was the first win in his brand new FFB #04. For Gosek, he has won both races that he has finished in his new Xtreme #00 in the young 2007 season at the Oswego Speedway. Gosek's brother Ed, was a Speedway guest as he was interviewed about his 2006-2007 NCAA Division III National Championship Oswego State Great Laker Hockey Team on "Minor Hockey League Night" at the Speedway.

Two champions made it to Victory Lane for the first time in the 2007 at Oswego Speedway on July 7th.  Defending International Classic Champion Greg Furlong got his first regular season win since the 2005 season at Oswego with an impressive win on a race night that was co-sponsored by one of his sponsors, Ferris Industries. Defending SBS Classic and Track Champion Russ Brown, tasted victory for the first time in 2007 as well. Jeffrey Abold, the son of a former Champion picked up career win number two at Oswego.

A glimpse into the future of supermodified racing was on display Saturday night June 9th at the Oswego Speedway. Nearly three dozen of the best winged supermodified cars from the East and Midwest got together for the inaugural Days Inn MSA-Oswego Wings Challenge Series. MSA hot shoe DJ Shullick picked up the win to tie Tim Jedrzejek for the all time lead in MSA feature wins. Alan Barker picked up the win in the companion SBS Racing Series Feature.

Michael Barnes is slowly showing that his rapid climb through the divisions of cars at the Oswego Speedway is with good cause. Barnes picked up his second consecutive win in the Novelis Supermodified division on Alliance Bank and AT&T Independence Weekend.

The 2007 Oswego Speedway Schedule Shirt says it all, “Rising Stars of New School”. Both Josh LaRochelle and Michael Barnes are featured across the bottom of the shirts with “Legends of Old School” Jimmy Shampine and Maynard Troyer across the top. LaRochelle had already visited Victory Lane in 2007 in the PathFinder Bank SBS Series and Barnes, the other rising star, picked up his first win in the Novelis Supermodified Division on Dunkin Donuts and RJ Caruso Tax & Accounting Night. Larry Muroski picked up his second SBS win of the year as well.

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.