MILLGROVE, Ont. — On a night where stories were shared and people were remembered for their past contributions to Flamboro Speedway, the current stars delivered a full slate of exciting racing for the fans in attendance.
Lane Zardo grabbed the pole for the Steel City Rumble Super Stock Series feature with a new track record of 16.192 seconds, qualifying ahead of Shawn Chenoweth, Justin Collison, Roy Wilkie, Nick Troback, and Jerry Broom. The invert worked out perfectly for Shawn Taylor, who led flag-to-flag to secure the feature victory over Zardo, Troback, Wilkie, Collison, and Broom.
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Tim Norris took the lead on Lap 6 to win the first Ontario Pro Challenge Series feature ahead of Ethan Fleet, Sterling Hattin, Emma Norris, and Travis Majuery. Taylor Weber was sixth, followed by Mike Norris, Maddux Pepin, Colton Clark, and Jay Linde. Mike O’Connell and Tenli Pepin completed the field.
Tim Norris swept the night by winning the second feature ahead of Hattin, Mike Norris, Emma Norris, and Fleet. Linde led the opening two laps before placing sixth, followed by Weber, Pepin, Clark, and Majuery. O’Connell and Pepin again completed the field. Mike Norris was later crowned the 2025 Ontario Pro Challenge Series champion.
In the Grisdale Racing Products Late Models, Billy Schwartzenburg took the lead at halfway to win the opening feature over Kevin Albers, Kevin Gallant, and Rick Burbridge. Schwartzenburg backed it up by sweeping the night with another victory over Albers, Gallant, and Burbridge.
Karl Sault grabbed the lead on Lap 10 to win the first Klotz Auto Repair Mini Stock feature ahead of Taylor, Matt Young, Ryan Edwards-Kiss, and Chris Pendlebury. Roland Goodfellow charged forward for sixth, with Dan Pettit, Andrew Smith, Rory Markle, and Alex Stewart rounding out the top 10. Spencer Riddell, Tyler Lewis, and Bobby Mercer completed the field.
Taylor returned to victory lane in the second feature, beating Sault, Pendlebury, Edwards-Kiss, and Goodfellow. Pettit led the opening lap before settling for sixth ahead of Stewart, Markle, Smith, and Riddell. Lewis and Young rounded out the field.
Craig Cole grabbed the lead with five laps to go to win the opening Hogan Law & McClurkin Properties of Cambridge Pure Stock feature over Riddell, Chance Rogers, Cam Thomson, and Rick Mitchell. Rodney Rutherford worked his way to sixth, with John Cote, Mark Allan, Rachel Mitchell, and Leo Labarbera completing the top 10. Rookie Brandyn Milligan placed 11th, followed by Gary Triska, Teagan Ellis, Dan Storey, Mike Hall, Cody Wilds, Young, David Rockwood, Elijah Hawrylyshyn, and Megan Mitchell. Gary Slama, Hailey Hill, and Chase Mitchell were eliminated in a frontstretch wreck on Lap 2.
In the second Pure Stock feature, Young took the lead on Lap 10 and held on for the win over Rutherford, Storey, Rockwood, and Cote. Slama rebounded to finish sixth ahead of Wilds, Thomson, Milligan, and Cole. Triska ran inside the top 10 early but faded to 11th, followed by Allan, Rogers, Riddell, Labarbera, Rachel Mitchell, Ellis, Hawrylyshyn, and Megan Mitchell. Rick Mitchell and Zack James completed the field.
The next event is scheduled for Saturday, Sept. 13, featuring the Grindstone Landscaping Canadian Vintage Modifieds and the Southern Ontario Modified Association (SOMA) Pro 4 Modifieds, along with the Pro Late Models, Mini Stocks, and Pure Stocks.
For updates, visit Flamboro Speedway’s website at www.flamborospeedway.ca.
