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Welcome to the Bob Finley Memorial Owosso 500 Series Race performer page. This page celebrates a racing legacy rooted in Lansing, Michigan, and tracks the life and impact of Bob Finley (1937–2006), a renowned car owner and crew chief whose mentorship helped shape a dynasty of drivers including his sons Jeff and Doug Finley, with Chad Finley carrying the next generation forward. The memorial race at Owosso Speedway honors his contributions to Michigan motorsports, offering storied competition and strong purses that have attracted top Outlaw Late Model talent for decades. Below you’ll find a concise biographical overview, career highlights, and the latest on upcoming Owosso 500 Series events. Secure your seats with a trusted name in tickets—we’ve got you covered, no fuss, just reliable access to great racing memories.

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Bob Finley was a Lansing-based powerhouse in motorsports, earning induction into the Michigan Motorsports Hall of Fame in 2006 for his durable track record and ability to develop champion teams. Over a career that spanned MSPA championships and track titles at Owosso, Spartan, and Michigan Ideal, his crews amassed more than 350 feature wins. The Bob Finley Memorial at Owosso Speedway continues to draw competitive fields, with notable recent winners including Blake Childers (2023) and Chad Finley (2024). The 2025 edition is part of the Owosso 500 Series, with the 2025 Race 2 originally set for June 18, postponed to October 4 (rain date October 5). Owosso Speedway is located at 7204 W M-21, Ovid, MI 48866. For fans and participants, this page links to official social channels and reliable race information to help you plan and secure your seats for the next event.

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  • Bob Finley (1937–2006) was a Lansing, Michigan-based car owner/crew chief inducted into the Michigan Motorsports Hall of Fame in 2006; he mentored drivers including his sons Jeff Finley and Doug Finley, with Chad Finley as the next generation.
  • Career highlights include MSPA championships, track championships at Owosso, Spartan, and Michigan Ideal, and more than 350 feature wins across his teams.
  • The memorial race has historically offered large purses (e.g., $20,067 to win in 2023) to attract top Outlaw Late Model competition.
  • Past winners at Owosso: 2023 Blake Childers; 2024 Chad Finley; the 2025 edition is part of the Owosso 500 Series.
  • Venue: Owosso Speedway, 7204 W M-21, Ovid, MI 48866.

Bob Finley was a Lansing-based powerhouse in motorsports, earning induction into the Michigan Motorsports Hall of Fame in 2006 for his durable track record and ability to develop champion teams. Over a career that spanned MSPA championships and track titles at Owosso, Spartan, and Michigan Ideal, his crews amassed more than 350 feature wins. The Bob Finley Memorial at Owosso Speedway continues to draw competitive fields, with notable recent winners including Blake Childers (2023) and Chad Finley (2024). The 2025 edition is part of the Owosso 500 Series, with the 2025 Race 2 originally set for June 18, postponed to October 4 (rain date October 5). Owosso Speedway is located at 7204 W M-21, Ovid, MI 48866. For fans and participants, this page links to official social channels and reliable race information to help you plan and secure your seats for the next event.

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