SUPRS Thanksgiving Break
November 20, 2024 5pm - December 2, 2024, 8am
NO RACING-ALL SERVERS CLOSED
We wish all of the SUPRS Members, sponsors, friends, fans, and supporters in the sim racing and real supermodified world a very Happy Thanksgiving. Please be safe in your travels and celebrations. We'll see you all for the Wing Side Up Twin 25s on December 3, 2024 at The Salem Speedway and Winchester Speedway!
Mike Lichty Battles Chris Perley for ISMA Oswego Speedway SuperNationals Win By Carol D. Haynes September 3, 2017 – Oswego, NY – Two of the winningest drivers in Oswego Speedway winged racing, Mike Lichty and Chris Perley, put on the proverbial classic battle for the 24th annual Super Nationals win on Saturday night. By virtue of qualifying and handicapping, Perley and Lichty sat on the front row and it was Lichty who won the war… Keep Reading
Keith Powell Runs Smooth Race to Win 1st to Finish IrReGuLaR 45 Oswego, NY – June 20, 2017…From the drop of the green flag to the waving of the checkered flag, Keith Powell of Carrollton, OH held off a hard charging Rob Warren on the way to winning the Supermodified Ultimate Pavement Racing Series, (SUPRS) 1st to Finish Race Servers IrReGuLaR 45 Tuesday night at Oswego Speedway . Bob Gangwer capitalized on a mistake by Warren with… Keep Reading
Big Crash Takes Out Leaders, Rob Warren Makes Repairs, Charges to Win Oswego, NY – June 13, 2017…Rob Warren drove through adversity and had one of his greatest comebacks on the way to becoming the third driver in Supermodified Ultimate Pavement Racing Series, (SUPRS), history to win the prestigious Jim Shampine Memorial back to back Tuesday night at Oswego Speedway Warren relegated Bob Gangwer to second with a pass late in the race while Domenic Gioia came home… Keep Reading
Keith Powell Wins First SUPRS Port City Kick-Off Oswego, NY – June 6, 2017…Keith Powell ran a perfect race to claim his first career Supermodified Ultimate Pavement Racing Series, (SUPRS), Port City Kick-Off Tuesday night at Oswego Speedway after leading all but three laps. Rob Warren and Domenic Gioia finished second and third. A multitude of opening night jitters marred the feature which lead to eight caution periods that lasted 27 laps. But Powell stayed the course and… Keep Reading
