JIM CLARKE

PETERBOROUGH — After winning a 12-round battle with Mother Nature just a day earlier, racers, fans and staff were welcomed by bright sunshine and temperatures expected in the upper teens – Sunday, October 12th – for the final day of the 32nd annual B&G Towing and Recovery Autumn Colours Classic at Peterborough Speedway. Article content Article content Article content The day’s first order of business was the 2025 running of the KOD Disposal Late Model Electric City 167, with Jake Sheridan and Dale Shaw leading the 26-car starting field to the Great Canadian RV green flag. Sheridan held the lead through an early race string of yellow flags, as the field started working through some slower traffic with 14 laps on the scoreboard. The driver of the No. 52 car showed his stre

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