Ogilvie's Auto & Fleet Triple Crown Series Returns to Brockville Speedway for 30th Season
The Ogilvie's Auto & Fleet Triple Crown Series returns to Brockville Ontario Speedway for its 30th season in 2025. The three-round championship will run on May 10, July 12, and August 23 (dates tentative).
Sprint cars racing on dirt oval
Established in 2013 through a partnership between Paul Kirkland and Mike & Vicki Ogilvie, the series features both 358 Modifieds and Sportsman Modifieds divisions, growing into one of the region's most prestigious racing events.
2024 Season Highlights:
- Steve Bernier became the first Quebec driver to win the 358 Modified championship
- Bobby Herrington made history with his third consecutive Sportsman Modified title
- Both divisions saw incredibly close championship battles decided in the final race
Sprint car racing on dirt track
2024 Final Standings - 358 Modified:
- Steve Bernier (156 points)
- Kalen Draper (148 points)
- Kyle Dingwall (144 points)
- Tristan Draper (140 points)
- Johnathon Ferguson (138 points)
2024 Final Standings - Sportsman Modified:
- Bobby Herrington (176 points)
- Shane Pecore (164 points)
- Gavin Eisele (148 points)
Two modified stock cars racing
Looking ahead to 2025, rising costs of race fuel and tires present challenges for competitors. However, the series continues to provide additional prize money incentives and remains a cornerstone event at Brockville Ontario Speedway.
Past Champions include notable names like Danny O'Brien (four-time winner), Ryan Arbuthnot (four consecutive titles 2019-2023), and Bobby Herrington (three consecutive Sportsman Modified titles 2022-2024).
Race winner with flag and trophy
The 2025 season promises more intense competition as Steve Bernier defends his 358 Modified title against a field of experienced veterans and emerging talents in one of Northeast dirt racing's premier events.
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