Meet Warren Mahoney

   Warren Mahoney started his racing career at the age of 14 racing go-carts. In 1987 he graduated to the Three-Quarter Midget Racing Series in Canada and the United States both indoors and out until 1999 when he began his rookie season with the Southern Ontario Sprints.  
   Warren competed in the full 1999 SOS season as a Rookie driver which fell short, however Warren impressed the fans of sprint car racing with a 5th place finish in points. When Warren competed in his first race of the season and won, many knew he was in top contention for the title. 
   In 2000, Warren once again impressed many as he set a new club record by winning three straight features in a row. The top three drivers each week were battling it out for the championship right up to the very last night, it was a nail biting season which saw Warren finish 2nd place in points, with just a few points separating each driver. Warren did however take home the trophy for the Dash Points championship.  
   After coming up just short of the 2000 SOS title Warren was able to capture the 2001 championship. He picked up 3 of his 7 career feature victories that season. He has thrilled fans on both sides of the border with outstanding drives. Still talked about was his 2000 win at Ransomville when he slipped under big block DIRT star Danny Johnson to win and then in 2001 when he edged Rick Wilson at the line at Ohsweken.  
   The 2003 season was nothing short of exciting as Warren battled to the very end for the title, again on the last night. Warren’s efforts fell short by 23 points as he finished the season 2nd place overall. Warren had a quiet yet strong year in 2004.  Although he never reached victory lane he once again was consistent and in the title chase right down to the end of the season.  He finished 3rd in the SOS points standings behind Glenn Styres and champion Cody Geldart.
   In recent years Warren has continued to be a title contender with the SOS. In 2006 he captured his second career series title. The championship was won by consistency as the #25 failed to find victory lane that season. In 2008 Warren snapped a five year winless drought with a win at South Buxton Raceway on August 2nd.