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MOTORAMA MAYHEM… IN THE BACKROOM Celebrate the Hot Rod & Custom Car Lifestyle at the Toronto Motorama Show March 8, 9 & 10, 2019 at Toronto's International Centre   TORONTO, ON // JANUARY 29, 2019 •  Celebrating the Hot Rod and Custom Car culture and lifestyle, ' Motorama Mayhem…in the Backroom ' is the latest feature in the  Motorama Custom Car & Motorsports Expo  line up, the 'show within a show' occupying the 30,000 square foot Hall 3 of Toronto's International Centre. Presented by  Zehr Insurance Brokers Ltd. ,  Motorama Mayhem…in the Backroom  will showcase traditionally-styled hot rods and custom cars, the vehicles that, according to  Mayhem  co-ordinator Brandon Roberts, "you would have seen cruising around the streets back in the '60s." "We have everything from 'T-Buckets' to 'Belly Tankers' to customs; every kind of vehicle, all from the late 1920s right through to the mid-'60s," explained Roberts.

ATTACHED PHOTOS (all credit Alan Ward): Champions_1200.jpg: (L-R) Devil's Bowl Speedway 2018 track champions Cody O'Brien, Brian Whittemore, Will Hull, Chris Murray, Ken Tremont Jr., Brent Warren, Demetrios Drellos, and Kaleb Shepard celebrate their accomplishments. JohnBruno_1200.jpg: Clayton Ryan (center) hands Devil's Bowl Speedway's John Bruno Award trophy to 2018 recipient Ken Tremont Sr., as Helen "Chip" Alexander, daughter of the late John Bruno, looks on. Murray_1200.jpg: Devil's Bowl Speedway Super Stock champion Chris Murray (center) with Austin Bruno (left) and Alayne Bruno (right). OBrien_1200.jpg: Devil's Bowl Speedway 500cc Mini Sprint champion Cody O'Brien (center) with division sponsor Eric Friend of Friend Construction (left) and Alayne Bruno (right). Shepard_1200.jpg: Devil's Bowl Speedway Portland Glass Mini Stock champion Kaleb Shepard (center) with Austin Bruno (left) and Alayne Bruno (right). Tremont_1200.jpg: Devil's

Les deux pilotes «Ladou Racing» seront en piste pour la dernière saison de l'ASE   C'est avec une fébrilité plus que certaine que les deux pilotes de l'équipe de course «Ladou Racing» Steve Ladouceur, 43 ans, et son fils Frédérik Ladouceur, 16 ans, tous deux de Mirabel, sont en pleine préparation de leurs voitures de course de la division NASCAR Sport-Compacte  en vue de la saison 2019 au terme de laquelle le rideau tombera sur les activités de l'Autodrome St-Eustache après plus d'un demi siècle d'activités.   Pour Frédérik, ce sera sa 2 e saison en piste avec sa Honda #51. Pour ce pilote qui n'avait que 15 ans au début de la saison 2018, cette première saison aura servi à se «faire la main» et apprivoiser la Honda préparée par son paternel. Il faut préciser que cette voiture est le premier véhicule qu'il aura piloté, et ce, bien avant d'obtenir son premier permis de conduire. Saison qui s'est tout de même bien dé

Ontario Modifieds Racing Series Rolls Out an Active Agenda for 2019 By Jim Clarke, Clarke Motorsports Communications/First Draft Media There's no better time than the middle of a long, cold Canadian winter to talk about another hot season of action for the Ontario Modifieds Racing Series, powered by Torque Builders Inc. After a year of tight on-track battles – resulting in one of the closest point finishes in tour history – teams are getting ready to crank it up again. "We turned a lot of heads in 2018 and our drivers are looking to pick-up where they left off," said Randy Hollingsworth, who along with Rick Warnes and Bill Pickford make up the OMRS group of officials. "Since this series began in 2010, the emphasis has been on parity and that has helped create a level playing field at every event." Hollingsworth prepares and maintains his own equipment, as well as the car of his granddaughter, Willow Barberstock. The Stirling, Ontario area runner – who finished 9

           WORKING WITH NEW SCHOOLS This year Sadili Oval Sports Academy is targeting out of school children to ensure that they get back to school and with that we identified three schools .St Vincent De Paul Rehabilitation and Rescue Center, Undugu society and Bridge of Hope located in Kibera who are doing an awesome job in rehabilitating this children and giving them hope that tomorrow will be better.   Undugu Society was started by a priest who had   passion in helping street children, because they were old enough that is 12 years and above and could not go to formal schools he started a non formal system and looked for a curriculum tailored to suit these children .They undergo classes where they are taught literacy and numeracy for 4 years there after they go for short technical courses where they get different skills for self reliance ,however the school noticed that they could prevent this children from becoming street children by taking   them in when they are young and integr

Over Half a Century of Saturday Night Thrills at Peterborough Speedway By Jim Clarke, Clarke Motorsports Communications/First Draft Media Short track stock car racing is alive and well at Canada's Toughest 3 rd  of a Mile Paved Oval. Opening night is still more than 6 months away, but the Peterborough Speedway promotional team is already hard at work putting together plans for the upcoming schedule. Track owner and promoter J.P. Josiasse says that this is a very busy time of year. "Heading into our 52 nd  consecutive season of operation, we want to make sure everything is ready when our drivers and teams roll through the pit gates," Josiasse said. "Everyone puts their off-season focus toward getting things prepared to take the years first green flag and we have to make sure that our effort matches theirs. In 2018, we had a great turnout in each of our regular divisions and all indications point to the same thing happening when we kick-off the new schedule." In a

TWO MONTHS UNTIL THE TORONTO MOTORAMA SHOW March 8, 9 & 10, 2019 at Toronto's International Centre   TORONTO, ON // JANUARY 9, 2019 •  The fifth annual  Motorama Custom Car & Motorsports Expo  takes to Toronto's International Centre March 8, 9 & 10. At over 330,000 square feet, the 2019 edition of the biggest show of its kind, in Canada, will be even bigger and more entertaining than ever! In addition to the established automotive and racing content on display at the massive venue located across from Toronto's Pearson Airport, this year's  Motorama  show will feature an all-new room called " Motorama Mayhem… in the Backroom ." Celebrating the 'rockabilly' lifestyle and traditional hot rods and custom cars, the 30,000 square foot Hall 3 will be active all weekend long. Presented by Zehr Insurance Brokers Ltd.,  Mayhem  will also showcase pinstripers, a pinup pageant, barbers, tattoo artists and the sounds of DJ Swankenstein. And on Saturday,