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!
Joe Achzet in Right Place at Right Time for IrRegular 45 Win Oswego, NY – June 23, 2015…Joe Achzet capitalized on a late race mistake by leader Chris Meyers to bring home his first Supermodified Ultimate Pavement Racing Series rFactor win in the 1st to Finish Docks & Hoists IrRegular 45 Tuesday night at Oswego Speedway. Keith Powell drove his CPR Motorsports machine home for second and Meyers was able to rally from the back into… Keep Reading
Joe Achzet capitalized on a late race mistake by leader Chris Meyers to bring home his first Supermodified Ultimate Pavement Racing Series rFactor win in the 1st to Finish Docks & Hoists IrRegular 45 Tuesday night at Oswego Speedway. Keith Powell brought his CPR Motorsports machine home for second and Meyers was able to rally from back into the top three. The race got underway to an inauspicious start when pole sitter Dave Soja and… Keep Reading
SUPRS First Ever rFactor Mod Built by Doug “Flash” Forgue May 26, 2015 – Goshen, IN… They say that “the best things come to those that wait,” and even though it’s been a long wait, The Supermodified Ultimate Pavement Racing Series, (SUPRS), has released what they believe is the best online sim supermodified in existence with their highly anticipated version of the Oswego Speedway Non-Wing Supermodified. Designed by Doug “Flash” Forgue with help by former SUPRS member… Keep Reading
Oswego, NY 8/19/13….Myles Maxon of Oswego, NY saved enough fuel to come home the winner in the Supermodified Ultimate Pavement Racing Series Modified 200. Rob Warren led the most laps but lost the lead to Maxon with 25 to go then eventually ran out of fuel and ended up in sixth. Bob Gangwer and Joe Achzet were also victims of poor fuel milage pulling off the track with less than four laps to go in… Keep Reading
