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BOSS rained out at Moler Raceway Park
The Buckeye Outlaw Sprint Series event scheduled for Friday at Moler Raceway Park was rained out following two heat race events. The event will not be made up.
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Simon wins BOSS feature at Wayne County
Landon Simon won the Buckeye Outlaw Sprint Series feature Saturday night at Wayne County Speedway. Shawn Westerfield and Dustin Smith rounded out the podium.
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Westerfield wins BOSS feature at Lawrenceburg
Shawn Westerfield won the Buckeye Outlaw Sprint Series feature Saturday night at Lawrenceburg Speedway. C.J. Leary, Thomas Meseraull, Dickie Gaines, and Joss Moffatt rounded out the top five.
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Kane wins BOSS feature at Atomic Speedway
Todd Kane won the Buckeye Outlaw Sprint Series portion of the Open Wheel Championships on Friday at Atomic Speedway. Dallas Hewitt, Landon Simon, Aaron Middaugh, and Kirk Jefferies rounded out the top five.
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Kody Swanson wins BOSS feature at PPMS
Kody Swanson won the Mo Vaughn Trucking Buckeye Outlaw Sprint Series feature Saturday night at Pittsburgh’s Pennsylvania Motor Speedway. Shawn Westerfield, Dustin Smith, Michael Fischesser, and Cooper Clouse rounded out the top five.
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BOSS rained out at Lernerville after heat races
The Buckeye Outlaw Sprint Series event at Lernerville Speedway was rained out following the completion of the heat races on Friday.
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BOSS programs at Hilltop and Tyler County rained out
The Mo Vaughn Trucking Buckeye Outlaw Sprint Series events scheduled for Friday night at Hilltop Speedway and Saturday at Tyler County Speedway were rained out.
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BOSS prepares to invade new territory
The Mo Vaughn Transport / Buckeye Outlaw Sprint Series (BOSS) is set for its first ever trip into the Ohio Valley region this weekend. The touring traditional wingless sprint cars will be making history as they will do battle at the Legendary Hilltop Speedway in Marietta, Ohio on Friday night, then move on to Tyler County Speedway in Middlebourne, West Virginia for a Saturday showdown. Series officials expect drivers from 6 states with numerous track and series championships among them.
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Meseraull wins BOSS feature at Lawrenceburg
Thomas Meseraull won the the Mo Vaughn Trucking Buckeye Outlaw Sprint Series feature Saturday night at Lawrenceburg Speedway.
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Horstman and Meseraull win at Limaland
Jared Horstman and Thomas Meseraull won the K&L Ready Mix National Racing Alliance and Mo Vaughn Trucking Buckeye Outlaw Sprint Series features respectively Friday night at Limaland Motorsports Park.
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Bayston wins at Montpelier
Spencer Bayston won the midget car feature Saturday night at Montpelier Motor Speedway.
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Matus wins BOSS feature at Mercer
Brandon Matus, the third generation racer from Wampum, PA, was the Mo Vaughn Transport B.O.S.S. winner at Mercer Raceway Park. He led another Mercer regular, Gale Ruth, Jr. to the finish. Taking third for the invaders was Mike Miller.
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BOSS rained out at Wayne County
The Buckeye Outlaw Sprint Series / Winged 410 sprint car double header scheduled for Saturday at Wayne County Speedway was rained out. The BOSS series continues next Saturday night at Mercer Raceway Park.
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BOSS season opener set for Wayne County
Following a disappointing rainout at Fremont Speedway this past Saturday, the Mo Vaughn Transport / Buckeye Outlaw Sprint Series is now set to open the 2015 season at Jason and Kristin Flory’s Wayne County Speedway near Orrville, Ohio. Twenty-eight wingless warriors were signed in for battle on Saturday despite the fact there were many other tracks running in the Ohio / Indiana area. Series and track officials expect another fine field to be on hand with drivers from six states indicating their intentions to compete.
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BOSS releases 2015 schedule
The Buckeye Outlaw Sprint Series is proud to announce the 2015 tour schedule. The tour that was formed from nothing just four years ago will now feature a record 22 races on 17 different race tracks in 4 states.