Friday Night Thunder

Ohsweken Speedway faces a difficult decision going into the 2021 season and rain threatens opening day for the Knights of Thunder. When the drivers finally return to the track, one of them has a rough start and ends up brawling with an adversary.

A new driver named Allan shares his struggles going into the new racing season after a monumental loss. Dan has a hard time getting his car to start and Aaron narrowly avoids a pace truck in a scary start to the first race of the season.

A double-header weekend at Humberstone Speedway proves to be a busy and stressful one for Derek. With the help of his fellow racers, he manages to get out on the track two days in a row and pull out a great performance.

Humberstone’s double-header weekend wraps up with a top 10 finish for Aaron, who proves the following week that he’s on a roll. Derek travels to the Southern Ontario Motor Speedway to help Dan in the pit, only to witness Dan’s wildest and scariest ride yet.

It's National Day for Truth and Reconciliation and Joshua uses his car to make an important statement on the track. Meanwhile, the site of a former residential school is being transformed into a positive space for the community.

Joshua changes his car number to memorialize his nephew, who passed away at only 15 years old. With his new number, Joshua completes one of his best races yet. Derek finally qualifies for the redraw but isn’t happy with his results.