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The Driven by Design 100 presented by Kilton Inc. and Shelby Signs & Graphics lived up to the hype Saturday night at Full Throttle Motor Speedway. On the tight, high banked Varney oval, fans were treated to another classic Ontario Sportsman Series showdown filled with hard racing and a few bumps and bruises along the way as Full Throttle once again proved why it’s one of the toughest stops on our schedule.
Tim Tolton looked to be in a class of his own as he and the #3 machine put together a dominant performance early while locked in an intense battle with Chad D. McGlynn in the No.8. An incident between the two sent both drivers to the tail end of the lead lap, but Tolton wasn’t finished yet. Methodically working his way back through the field, he battled past the likes of Sean Mangin No.47 and Shawn Mcglynn No.9 before setting his sights on the lead once again.
Waiting for him was a determined Brad Robinson in the No.54, making his return after recently being cleared to race. The two put on a fantastic battle for the top spot, racing each other hard until Tolton reclaimed the lead and drove away to score an impressive victory.
Brad Robinson crossed the line in second after an outstanding comeback drive, while Donavin Clark No.52 continued his hot streak with his second consecutive third-place finish. Cooper Aubertin fought through rear end contact to bring home fourth, and Kevin Trevellin wheeled the No.19 to a hard earned fifth after unfortunately taking a few shots to the bumper himself.
A huge thank you goes out to our presenting sponsors, Kilton Inc. and Shelby Signs & Graphics for helping make this event possible. We’d also like to thank the incredible staff at Full Throttle Motor Speedway for working alongside us to put on another fantastic night of racing.
Now it’s time to turn our attention to Race 7 as the Ontario Sportsman Series heads to Peterborough Speedway for another battle in what is shaping up to be an unforgettable championship season!
The Ontario Sportsman Series delivered exactly what was promised Friday night at Delaware Speedway, side by side racing from the drop of the green flag to the final checkered flag. The Gulf Race Fuels 100 presented by Foxy’s Speed Shop featured intense battles throughout the field, dramatic moments, and an unforgettable finish that had fans on the edge of their seats.
The race opened with an incredible fight for the lead between Derek “The Pitbull” McCullough in the No. 38 and veteran Mike Hryniuk in the No. 15, making what was announced as his final race behind the wheel. The pair traded the top spot with clean, hard racing, showcasing exactly what OSS competition is all about.
Hryniuk eventually found his way around McCullough and looked poised to end his racing career with a storybook victory. Unfortunately, after a restart, McCullough reclaimed the lead before disaster struck for Hryniuk. A spin in turn 2 sent the No. 15 hard into the backstretch barrier, ending his night prematurely. Thankfully, Mike was okay after the incident, but his race was over. Despite the heartbreaking finish, he put on an incredible performance in his final event and reminded everyone why he’s been such a respected competitor throughout his career.
Behind the leaders, Cooper Aubertin drove a tremendous race in the No. 25, keeping the front runners honest while holding onto third for much of the evening. Shawn Mcglynn in the No. 9 and Todd Sheppard in the No. 47 remained within striking distance, making every restart and every lap a battle.
As cautions mounted and the laps wound down, the race came to an exciting Green-White-Checkered finish. Derek McCullough never wavered under the pressure, driving the No. 38 to a hard-earned victory. Shawn McGlynn charged forward in the closing laps to secure second place, while Ontario Sportsman Series rookie Donavin Clark completed an impressive late-race resurgence in the No. 52 to finish third. Kevin Trevellin No. 19 quietly worked his way back through the field to claim fourth, while Cooper Aubertin’s determined drive earned him a well-deserved fifth-place finish after spending much of the race battling near the front.
We would like to extend a huge thank you to our title sponsors, Gulf Fuels Canada and InstantBond for making this event possible. It was great having Jeff LaRose throw the green flag and seeing Nathaniel Greenaway again. Thank you to everyone from InstantBond for their support of Donavin Clark’s No. 52 promotional car throughout the weekend and
A special thank you also goes out to the outstanding staff at Delaware Speedway for another professionally run event and, of course, to our incredible fans. We now turn our attention to Full Throttle Motor Speedway in two weeks. We can’t wait to see what comes next!
The Patriot 100 at Sauble Speedway, presented by Mighty Wipes and London Drive Systems was an intense battle for the podium. There was quite a bit of contact on this full moon evening and some controversial moves made that definitely kept the race fans on the edge of their seat.
At the end of the 100 laps, Connor James claimed victory with an impressive performance. Jade Franklin crossed the line in second as he battled closely with his third place contendor Kevin Trevellin.
A big thank you to Mighty Wipes and London Drive Systems for helping us put on the show and thank you to the staff at Sauble Speedway for being great hosts tonight.
What an incredible night of racing at Flamboro Speedway for the Ontario Sportsman Series Iron Man 100, presented by Akal Steel, and the opening round of the EcoTek Triple Track Challenge presented by Canada Welding Supply!
From the drop of the green flag, fans were treated to nonstop action with drivers battling hard throughout the field. The intensity was briefly halted just past the halfway mark when a medical emergency in the pits brought out a red flag. Our thoughts are with everyone involved, and we thank the emergency personnel for their quick response.
The lengthy stoppage cooled down tires and equipment, creating a whole new race when the field returned to action. Once the green flag waved again, it became clear that four drivers had separated themselves from the rest of the pack. Connor James and Jade Franklin of Two Speed Motorsports put on an incredible show, trading positions lap after lap. Right behind them was Shawn Mcglynn in the Jackson #9 machine, while Todd Sheppard and the Brimstone Games Racing team remained firmly in contention.
McGlynn eventually found a way to the front and looked poised to drive away with the victory. However, one final twist remained as a caution flew for the Flat Broke Racing #80 machine, which was sidelined with a charging issue. With the field reset, there were questions about whether who would be able to challenge for the lead, but McGlynn executed a flawless restart and held on to capture the win.
A special shoutout goes to Ricky Williger in the #08, who completed his first race with the Ontario Sportsman Series. We look forward to seeing more from him as the season progresses. It was also fantastic to see Nathaniel Greenaway back behind the wheel and competing once again.
Thank you to the staff at Flamboro Speedway for helping put on another great show, and a huge thank you to Akal Steel for coming out and supporting the series. Your support helps make nights like this possible.
The Ontario Sportsman Series now heads north to Sauble Speedway for Race #4 of the 2026 season. We can’t wait to see what the next chapter of this season has in store!
What a night at Full Throttle Motor Speedway for Race Two of the 2026 Ontario Sportsman Series season, the Grey County 100 presented by West Grey Auto Parts and Farlow’s Home Hardware was one for the books.
Rookie sensation Jade Franklin in the #13 machine picked up the victory in just his second ever OSS race, putting together an incredible performance to take home the win. Making it a huge night for the team, teammate Connor James brought the #33 home in second place, while veteran driver Chad McGlynn wheeled the famous McGlynnstang #8 to a hard-earned third-place finish.
One of the night’s standout performances came from 14-year-old OSS rookie Canadian Hurricane – Austin Seburn in the #24. After some bumping and rubbing with Chad’s #8 during the race, Austin battled his way to an impressive fourth place finish. It was a tremendous night overall for the Two Speed Motorsports team. Rounding out the top five was semi-retired OSS veteran Tim Tolton, who put together a strong run and nabbed an impressive fifth place finish
We’d like to send a huge thank you to all of the staff at Full Throttle Motor Speedway for helping us put on a great show and making the event a success. Thank you to all of the fans, teams, sponsors, and supporters who came out to be part of the action. We can’t wait to do it all again.
We’ll see everyone soon at Flamboro Speedway!
The Ontario Sportsman Series officially kicked off its season Friday night with the Gladiator 100 presented by Mccoll Racing Enterprises, and despite an incredibly difficult start to the evening, the racing community once again showed what it means to come together.
Just prior to the start of the event, our Race Director, Adam Martin, suffered a medical emergency and was unable to continue his duties. The medical staff at Delaware Speedway responded immediately, providing outstanding care and safely transferring Adam to the hospital. We are incredibly thankful to report that Adam was conscious and awake, and thanks to the quick actions of the Delaware Speedway team, he is expected to make a full recovery.
While emotions were understandably high throughout the night, the staff at Delaware Speedway stepped up in a major way to help us keep the program moving forward and ensure the event could be completed safely. Once the green flag dropped, fans were treated to an outstanding battle at the front of the field as Connor James, Jade Franklin, and Brendan Patrick traded the lead multiple times in an intense fight for victory. As promised before the event, caution laps began counting after the third caution period, adding even more pressure and strategy as the laps wound down and the drivers fought to position themselves for the final sprint to the finish. In the end, Shawn Mcglynn snagged third place with Jade Franklin in second, and you guessed it, Connor James narrowly taking first place.
We want to extend a huge thank you to McColl Racing Enterprises for their support of the Gladiator 100. Their team was excited to be part of the event and even provided complimentary hats for all of the drivers, a gesture that was greatly appreciated throughout the pit area. Events like this would not be possible without partners like McColl Racing Enterprises, and we are truly grateful for their support. Our friends at InstantBond we’re also in the stands and you’ll see more from them in 2026.
Importantly, we want to once again thank the entire Delaware Speedway staff for taking care of our friend and family member Adam Martin while also helping us complete the show under difficult circumstances.
We appreciate everyone who attended and supported the opener, and we’re already looking ahead to our next stop at Full Throttle Motor Speedway in two weeks. We’ll see you there!
