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The Street Stock drivers took center stage in more ways than one last Saturday night at the Orange County Fair Speedway as the track presented its annual Marky Traverse Memorial feature event and also lauded its full fender competitors of yesteryear with their first-ever nostalgia night.
When Friesen rolls into Middletown NY for the big $100K show, he'll be hauling in more than just his no. 44 modified, as OCFS promoters have just revealed that Friesen and Eldora runner up, Sheldon Creed, will run at Middletown's Legendary "House of Power" in a special 10-Lap exhibition.
This year's Marky Traverse Street Stock Memorial race is bigger than ever, to the point that it has become a Full-Fender Nostalgia Night! In addition to the mighty modifieds and sportsman classes, August 3rd's event pays tribute to Marky with a special Street Stock feature!
Anthony Perrego is suddenly on fire at the Orange County Fair Speedway.
Perrego, after a slow start to the 2019 racing campaign, has left all of his Small Block Modified competition in the dust in July with four straight feature victories and in the process has taken over first place in the points standings.
Marky Traverse was a young fan who was lost too soon. For years, Orange County Fair Speedway, its fans, and the Traverse family have paid tribute to Marky with a special Street Stock race. For 2019, the memorial becomes a second “Nostalgia Night,” honoring Orange County’s history of “full-body” or “full-fender” race cars like the current Street Stock division. Adding to the program vintage pro stock, street stock, and pure stock cars will be on display, with drivers signing autographs and celebrating the 1950s and ‘60s “Drive-In” era with classic cars.
Free entry to the Speedway with Fair admission!
Following a week when the track was turned over to Monster Trucks and other organized mayhem, racing resumes Saturday, July 27 at Orange County Fair Speedway. Fans will receive FREE entry to the speedway with Fair admission.
50 years ago this weekend, mankind succeeded at something incredible that we celebrate to this day as one of our greatest achievements, we landed on the moon. In a space race against the Soviet Union, it would be 2 brave Americans, Buzz Aldrin and Neil Armstrong who crossed the finish line first. To this day, the men and women of the Apollo missions are celebrated as American heroes. They are the subjects of movies, documentaries and TV shows still being produced all these decades later.
Anthony Perrego christened the new racing surface at the Orange County Fair Speedway with the best night of his Small Block Modified racing career Saturday evening as he dismantled all of his competition by sweeping a pair of 25-lap feature races.
The traveling racing warriors of the Super DIRTcar Modified Series (SDS) roll into town Thursday, July 18 ready to battle the weekly Big-Block Modified competitors on the five-eighths-mile Orange County Fair Speedway’s Hard Clay track.
At the careful consideration of our track crew and management, July 13th's schedule has been modified to allow for our Small Block modified drivers to get more track time on the new surface.
- Upon entering the pit area SBM drivers will draw a number at the officials stand (in pits) to determine their heat race starting spot.
- SBM’s will have a traditional Hot Lap / Warm Up session. No qualifiers will come from Hot Lap session.
- SBM’s will have 1 or 2 consis as needed.
- 1st Feature lineup will be heads up based on heat finish.
- 2nd Feature lineup will be an invert. Amount of cars inverted will be determined by a random draw from 1st Feature winner in Victory Lane.