PIC'S FROM THE MOSPORT DICKIES 200 JUNE 13- 14, 2009
NASCAR TOURING SERIES GALA CONCORD, NC, USA NOVEMBER 14, 2009
THE NASCAR TOURING SERIES GALA
The awards banquet will be held in the recently-completed Embassy Suites Hotel Concord Convention Center which is located near the NASCAR Research & Development Center, in proximity to the future NASCAR Hall of Fame complex, as well as the home bases of many of today’s NASCAR Sprint Cup Series, NASCAR Nationwide Series and NASCAR Camping World Truck Series teams.
Moving the banquet to the Charlotte area compliments the commitment the community has made to the business of NASCAR and the development of the NASCAR Hall of Fame.
The NASCAR Night of Champions Touring Gala will feature the champions and top drivers from all of NASCAR’s North American regional touring series including invitees from the NASCAR Camping World Series East, the NASCAR Camping World Series West, the NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour, the NASCAR Whelen Southern Modified Tour, and the NASCAR Canadian Tire Series.
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ANDREW RANGER TAKES HONOURS
November 14, 2009 - Five champions in NASCAR's developmental series were honored during the inaugural Night of Champions Touring Awards Gala in the Concord (N.C.) Convention Center on Saturday night, which featured Mike Joy and Dr. Dick Berggren of Fox Sports as master of ceremonies.
The 2009 champions included Ryan Truex (NASCAR Camping World Series East), Jason Bowles (NASCAR Camping World Series West), Donny Lia (NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour), George Brunnhoelzl III (NASCAR Whelen Southern Modified Tour), and Andrew Ranger (NASCAR Canadian Tire Series presented by Mobil 1).
In addition to the championship awards, the Most Popular Driver Awards for each series were also presented during the ceremony. The most popular NCATS driver was Andrew Ranger.
Ranger, of Roxton Pond, QC., captured his second series crown in three seasons, having also won the championship in the NASCAR Canadian Tire Series in its inaugural season of 2007.
KAWARTHA SPEEDWAY FRASERVILLE, ON SEPTEMBER 26, 2009 EVENT 12, SEASON FINAL
SATURDAY SEPT 26th RAINRD OUT, RACE TO RUN SUNDAY AT 11:30 AM
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RANGERS TAKES HOME TITLE
FRASERVILLE, Ont. - D.J. Kennington closed out the 2009 NASCAR Canadian Tire Series presented by Mobil 1 with a rain-drenched victory celebration after winning the Z-Line Designs 250 presented by The Dodge Dealers of Ontario and Coca-Cola Sunday at Kawartha Speedway, and Andrew Ranger claimed the series championship for the second time in three seasons.
Rangers, from Roxton Pond, Ontario, needed to just start the final race to wrap up the title. He drove the No. 27 Walmart/Tide Ford to a ninth-place finish.
POS CAR DRIVER LAPS POINTS AWARD STATUS
1 17 DJ Kennington 204 185/5 $7,000 Running
2 02 Kerry Micks 204 175/5 $5,500 Running
3 4 Don Thomson, Jr. 204 170/5 $2,400 Running
4 22 Scott Steckly 204 160 $3,200 Running
5 60 Ron Beauchamp, Jr. 204 165/10 $5,000 Running
6 3 Jason Hathaway 204 150 $4,200 Running
7 95 Anthony Simone 204 146 $2,600 Running
8 39 Dave Whitlock 204 142 $2,500 Running
9 27 Andrew Ranger 204 143/5 $2,400 Running
10 18 Kent Nuhn 204 134 $2,300 Running
11 40 Joey Hanssen 204 130 $2,200 Running
12 9 Mark Dilley 204 127 $2,100 Running
13 23 Jeff Lapcevich 204 124 $1,900 Running
14 56 Howie Scannell, Jr. 204 121 $1,800 Running
15 21 Jason White 204 118 $1,700 Running
16 84 JR Fitzpatrick 204 115 $1,600 Running
17 98 Donald Chisholm 204 112 $1,500 Running
18 77 Derek Lynch 202 109 $1,400 Running
19 50 Joey McColm 200 106 $1,300 Running
20 99 Derek White 200 103 $1,200 Running
21 12 John Gaunt 199 100 $1,100 Running
22 15 Steven Mathews 193 102/5 $1,000 Running
23 19 Brad Graham 182 94 $900 Engine
24 55 Dexter Stacey 178 91 $800 Running
25 97 Hugo Vannini 168 88 $700 Accident
26 13 Cale Gale 166 85 $700 Running
27 66 Brennan Didero 159 82 $700 Off Track
RIVERSIDE SPEEDWAY ANTIGONISH, NS SEPTEMBER 19, 2009 EVENT 11
SATURDAY SEPT 19TH WAS RAINED OUT, RACE POSTPONED TILL SUNDAY AFTERNOON
ANDREW RANGER CLOSE TO CLINCHING 2009 TITLE
ANTIGONISH, N.S. - Andrew Ranger, for all intents and purposes, clinched the 2009 NASCAR Canadian Tire Series presented by Mobil 1 championship on Sunday at Riverside International Speedway in style by winning the Komatsu 300. All he has to do is start his No. 27 Walmart/Tide Ford in the season finale next week.
With his single-season series record sixth win, Ranger, with a 189 point lead in the standings, is right on the cusp of his second series title in three seasons having won it in the NASCAR Canadian Tire Series' inaugural season of 2007.
POS CAR DRIVER LAPS POINTS AWARD STATUS
1 27 Andrew Ranger 300 185 $7,500 Running
2 23 Jeff Lapcevich 300 180 $6,000 Running
3 9 Mark Dilley 300 170 $7,500 Running
4 60 Ron Beauchamp, Jr. 300 165 $5,000 Running
5 98 Donald Chisholm 300 155 $3,500 Running
6 3 Jason Hathaway 298 150 $3,600 Running
7 2 Kerry Micks 298 146 $3,000 Running
8 19 Brad Graham 298 142 $2,900 Running
9 39 Dave Whitlock 298 138 $2,700 Running
10 21 Jason White 294 134 $2,500 Running
11 18 Kent Nuhn 290 130 $2,200 Running
12 97 Hugo Vannini 288 127 $2,000 Running
13 95 Anthony Simone 275 124 $1,900 Running
14 40 Joey Hanssen 251 121 $1,800 Axle
15 12 John Gaunt 234 118 $1,700 Running
16 55 Dexter Stacey 218 115 $1,600 Running
17 22 Scott Steckly 216 117 $1,540 Running
18 17 DJ Kennington 141 114 $1,475 Transmission
19 4 Don Thomson, Jr. 15 106 $1,425 Transmission
BARRIE SPEEDWAY BARRIE, ON SEPTEMBER 12, 2009 EVENT 10
THOMSON TAKES BARRIE WIN
In typical Barrie Speedway fashion, Don Thomson Jr. won the Torbram Electric 300 presented by The Source in NASCAR Canadian Tire Series presented by Mobil 1 action on Saturday night in front of a capacity crowd.
Racing in Barrie is the epitome of short track competition, but it suits the veteran Thomson just fine. He led a race high 106 laps on the cozy .333-mile trioval and took his Home Hardware Chevrolet to Victory Lane for the first time this season as he beat Mark Dilley to the line by .180 seconds. It was Thomson's fifth NASCAR Canadian Tire Series career win and his first since last September.
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TORBRAM ELECTRIC 300 BARRIE SPEEDWAY RESULTS (SEPTEMBER 12, 2009)
POS CAR DRIVER LAPS POINTS AWARD STATUS
1 4 Don Thomson, Jr. 300 190 $8,500 Running
2 9 Mark Dilley 300 175 $7,000 Running
3 22 Scott Steckly 300 170 $4,500 Running
4 19 Brad Graham 300 160 $4,700 Running
5 3 Jason Hathaway 300 160 $3,300 Running
6 02 Kerry Micks 300 155 $2,600 Running
7 12 John Gaunt 299 151 $2,500 Running
8 40 Joey Hanssen 299 142 $3,400 Running
9 27 Andrew Ranger 294 138 $2,300 Running
10 17 DJ Kennington 286 134 $2,200 Running
11 60 Ron Beauchamp, Jr. 277 130 $2,000 Running
12 95 Anthony Simone 272 132 $1,800 Running
13 39 Dave Whitlock 270 129 $1,700 Running
14 56 Howie Scannell, Jr. 239 121 $1,650 Engine
15 21 Jason White 200 118 $1,600 Engine
16 23 Jeff Lapcevich 173 115 $1,500 Transmission
17 18 Kent Nuhn 140 112 $1,450 Differential
18 55 Dexter Stacey 133 109 $1,400 Running
19 13 Cale Gale 78 106 $1,350 Engine
20 50 Joey McColm 24 103 $1,200 Suspension
CIRCUIT GILLES VILLENEUVE MONTREAL, QC AUGUST 30, 2009 EVENT 9
FITZPATRICK WINS IN MONTREAL
MONTREAL - JR Fitzpatrick, showed up to win. He won the NAPA Autopro 100 in NASCAR Canadian Tire Series presented by Mobil 1 action at Circuit Gilles Villeneuve in dominating fashion.
The 21 year old out of Cambridge, Ont., took control of the race when he slipped inside of Kerry Micks in the hairpin turn on the ninth lap of the race. From there, he went on to build a lead of over five seconds before the caution flag waved on Lap 22 to set up an attempt at a green-white-checkered finish.
POS CAR DRIVER LAPS POINTS AWARD STATUS
1 84 JR Fitzpatrick 25 190/10 $6,500 Running
2 27 Andrew Ranger 25 170 $3,200 Running
3 2 Kerry Micks 25 170/5 $2,700 Running
4 17 DJ Kennington 25 160 $4,400 Running
5 9 Mark Dilley 25 155 $3,000 Running
6 60 Ron Beauchamp, Jr. 25 150 $2,300 Running
7 29 Pierre Bourque 25 146 $1,600 Running
8 23 Jeff Lapcevich 25 142 $1,500 Running
9 31 Daryl Harr 25 138 $1,400 Running
10 44 Jarrad Whissell 25 134 $1,300 Running
11 13 Cale Gale 25 130 $2,200 Running
12 71 Patrice Brisebois 25 127 $1,100 Running
13 3 Jason Hathaway 25 124 $1,080 Running
14 91 Patrick Laperle 25 121 $1,050 Running
15 56 Howie Scannell, Jr. 25 118 $1,025 Running
16 41 Miguel Duhamel 25 115 $1,025 Running
17 69 Trevor Seibert 25 112 $1,025 Running
18 4 Don Thomson, Jr. 24 109 $1,025 Accident
19 22 Scott Steckly 24 106 $1,000 Accident
20 21 Jason White 24 103 $1,000 Running
21 67 David Thorndyke 24 100 $1,000 Running
22 55 Dexter Stacey 23 97 $1,000 Running
23 47 L.P. Dumoulin 21 94 $1,000 Running
24 7 Alan Labrosse 19 91 $1,000 Running
25 85 Michel Pilon 16 88 $1,000 Transmission
26 39 Dave Whitlock 12 85 $1,000 Running
27 81 Alex Tagliani 11 82 $1,000 Mechanical
28 49 Malcolm Strachan 11 79 $1,000 Running
29 40 Joey Hanssen 10 76 $1,000 Transmission
30 95 Anthony Simone 8 73 $1,000 Drive Shaft
31 18 Kent Nuhn 1 70 $700 Transmission
32 50 Joey McColm 1 67 $700 Mechanical
33 99 Derek White 1 64 $500 Mechanical
34 66 Robin Buck 0 61 $500 DNS
CIRCUIT DE TROIS-RIVIERES TROIS-RIVIERES, QC AUGUST 16, 2009 EVENT 8
RANGER GETS 5TH WIN OF 2009
TROIS-RIVIERES, Que. - Andrew Ranger had to contend with a hungry Anthony Simone but held on to win the GP3R 100 in NASCAR Canadian Tire Series presented by Mobil 1 action from the Grand Prix de Trois-Rivieres (Que.) on Sunday afternoon, successfully defending his race title from a year ago.
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GP3R 100 CIRCUIT DE TROIS-RIVIERES RESULTS (AUGUST 16, 2009)
POS CAR DRIVER LAPS POINTS AWARD STATUS
1 27 Andrew Ranger 43 190/10 $8,850 Running
2 95 Anthony Simone 43 170 $5,100 Running
3 17 DJ Kennington 43 165 $6,400 Running
4 7 Jacques Villeneuve 43 160 $4,000 Running
5 60 Ron Beauchamp, Jr. 43 155 $4,500 Running
6 02 Kerry Micks 43 150 $3,000 Running
7 23 Jeff Lapcevich 43 146 $2,800 Running
8 4 Don Thomson, Jr. 43 142 $2,600 Running
9 40 Joey Hanssen 43 138 $2,900 Running
10 18 Kent Nuhn 43 134 $2,200 Running
11 13 Cale Gale 43 130 $3,100 Running
12 47 L.P. Dumoulin 43 127 $2,000 Running
13 5 Andre Coursol 42 124 $1,900 Running
14 99 Derek White 42 121 $1,800 Running
15 21 Jason White 41 118 $1,700 Running
16 3 Jason Hathaway 37 115 $1,650 Running
17 71 Patrice Brisebois 32 112 $1,600 Running
18 44 Jarrad Whissell 32 109 $1,550 Running
19 9 Mark Dilley 32 106 $1,500 Rear End
20 56 Howie Scannell, Jr. 30 103 $1,450 Off Track
21 39 Dave Whitlock 28 100 $1,400 Rear End
22 3 Alex Tagliani 25 102/5 $1,350 Engine
23 55 Dexter Stacey 25 94 $1,300 Suspension
24 29 Pierre Bourque 21 91 $1,250 Transmission
25 67 David Thorndyke 16 88 $1,200 Rear End
26 69 Trevor Seibert 13 85 $1,150 Engine
27 22 Scott Steckly 12 82 $1,100 Transmission
28 7 J.F. Dumoulin 0 79 $1,050 Accident
29 66 Robin Buck 0 76 $750 Accident
MOSPORT INTERNATIONAL SPEEDWAY BOWMANVILLE, ON AUGUST 8, 2009 EVENT 7
RANGER TAKES 2ND OVAL WIN
BOWMANVILLE, Ont. - Andrew Ranger made a spectacular move before having to hold off Scott Steckly to win the Vortex Brake Pads 200 in NASCAR Canadian Tire Series presented by Mobil 1 action on Saturday evening at Mosport Speedway.
Ranger, out of Roxton Pond, Que., made a daring move on Lap 155 by diving to the inside in Turn 2 and picked up three positions on the track just prior to completing a pass of Don Thomson Jr. for the race lead. All told, Ranger led 57 of the final 65 laps of the race.
POS CAR DRIVER LAPS POINTS AWARD STATUS
1 27 Andrew Ranger 200 185/5 $6,700 Running
2 22 Scott Steckly 200 170 $4,300 Running
3 17 DJ Kennington 200 175/10 $7,100 Running
4 60 Ron Beauchamp, Jr. 200 160 $5,500 Running
5 4 Don Thomson, Jr. 200 160/5 $3,000 Running
6 15 Steven Mathews 200 150 $2,400 Running
7 02 Kerry Micks 200 146 $2,300 Running
8 39 Dave Whitlock 200 147/5 $2,700 Running
9 3 Jason Hathaway 200 138 $2,100 Running
10 95 Anthony Simone 200 134 $2,000 Running
11 12 John Gaunt 199 130 $1,900 Running
12 18 Kent Nuhn 199 127 $1,800 Running
13 23 Jeff Lapcevich 198 124 $1,700 Running
14 13 Cale Gale 198 121 $1,650 Running
15 9 Mark Dilley 197 118 $1,600 Running
16 21 Jason White 197 115 $1,500 Running
17 50 Joey McColm 197 112 $1,450 Running
18 97 Hugo Vannini 194 109 $1,400 Running
19 19 Brad Graham 189 106 $1,350 Running
20 55 Dexter Stacey 171 103 $1,300 Running
21 40 Joey Hanssen 167 100 $1,250 Suspension
AUTO CLEARING MOTOR SPEEDWAY SASKATOON, SK JULY 29, 2009 EVENT 6
STECKLY WINS INAUGURAL NCATS RACE IN SASKATOON
SASKATOON, Sask. - Scott Steckly charged from the rear of the field and won the Velocity Prairie Thunder presented by Bayer Crop Science on Wednesday night at a sold-out Auto Clearing Motor Speedway in NASCAR Canadian Tire Series presented by Mobil 1 action.
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VELOCITY PRAIRIE THUNDER PRESENTED BY BAYER CROP SCIENCE AT AUTO CLEARING MOTOR SPEEDWAY RESULTS (JULY 25, 2009)
POS CAR DRIVER LAPS POINTS AWARD STATUS
1 22 Scott Steckly 250 185/5 $10,000 Running
2 4 Don Thomson, Jr. 250 180/10 $5,500 Running
3 17 DJ Kennington 250 170/5 $5,100 Running
4 3 Jason Hathaway 250 160 $4,000 Running
5 95 Anthony Simone 250 155 $3,000 Running
6 39 Dave Whitlock 249 150 $2,400 Running
7 60 Ron Beauchamp, Jr. 249 146 $2,300 Running
8 27 Andrew Ranger 249 142 $2,200 Running
9 21 Jason White 249 138 $2,100 Running
10 02 Kerry Micks 249 134 $2,000 Running
11 12 John Gaunt 249 135/5 $1,900 Running
12 9 Mark Dilley 248 127 $1,800 Running
13 48 Nathan Weenk 248 124 $1,700 Running
14 69 Trevor Seibert 248 121 $1,650 Running
15 29 Pierre Bourque 245 118 $1,600 Running
16 18 Kent Nuhn 242 115 $1,500 Running
17 55 Dexter Stacey 242 112 $1,450 Running
18 6 Todd Nichol 239 109 $1,400 Running
19 40 Joey Hanssen 227 106 $1,350 Running
REXALL SPEEDWAY, EDMONTON, AB JULY 25, 2009 EVENT 6
RANGER GETS WIN IN EDMONTON
Leads Wire-To-Wire
EDMONTON, Alberta - After starting on the pole for the third consecutive year at Rexall Speedway, Andrew Ranger picked up his first NASCAR Canadian Tire Series presented by Mobil 1 victory at the track in the Canadian Tire 100 on Saturday afternoon.
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CANADIAN TIRE 100 AT REXALL SPEEDWAY RESULTS (JULY 25, 2009)
POS CAR DRIVER LAPS POINTS AWARD STATUS
1 27 Andrew Ranger 32 190 $7,150 Running
2 84 JR Fitzpatrick 32 170 $3,800 Running
3 22 Scott Steckly 32 165 $5,300 Running
4 69 Trevor Seibert 32 160 $3,000 Running
5 4 Don Thomson, Jr. 32 155 $2,400 Running
6 60 Ron Beauchamp, Jr. 32 150 $3,200 Running
7 3 Jason Hathaway 32 146 $2,550 Running
8 9 Mark Dilley 32 142 $2,000 Running
9 40 Joey Hanssen 32 138 $1,900 Running
10 95 Anthony Simone 32 134 $1,800 Running
11 44 Jarrad Whissell 32 130 $2,600 Running
12 29 Pierre Bourque 32 127 $1,500 Running
13 39 Dave Whitlock 32 124 $1,400 Running
14 71 Daryl Harr 32 121 $1,350 Running
15 21 Jason White 32 118 $1,325 Running
16 17 DJ Kennington 31 115 $1,300 Running
17 55 Dexter Stacey 31 112 $1,250 Running
18 6 Todd Nichol 29 109 $1,225 Running
19 02 Kerry Micks 27 106 $1,200 Suspension
20 18 Kent Nuhn 25 103 $1,125 Transmission
21 14 James Van Domselaar 11 100 $1,100 Accident
SUNVALLEY SPEEDWAY, VERNON, BC, JULY 18, 2009 A&W CRUISIN' THE DUB 300 EVENT 5
RANGER DOMINANT AT SUNVALLY
In the NASCAR Canadian Tire Series presented by Mobil 1, Andrew Ranger held off Scott Steckly on a green-white-checkered finish to win the A&W Cruisin' The Dub 300 on Saturday night at SunValley Speedway.
Ranger displayed a dominant car at times, opening up a lead of nearly 10 seconds at one point. However, with the late restart, he beat Steckly to the line by .561 seconds.
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A&W CRUISIN' THE DUB 300 RESULTS (JULY 18, 2009)
POS CAR DRIVER LAPS POINTS AWARD STATUS
1 27 Andrew Ranger 306 190 $9,500 Running
2 22 Scott Steckly 306 170 $8,500 Running
3 60 Ron Beauchamp, Jr. 305 170 $6,000 Running
4 17 DJ Kennington 304 165 $4,800 Running
5 02 Kerry Micks 304 155 $3,500 Running
6 95 Anthony Simone 304 155 $3,200 Running
7 12 John Gaunt 303 146 $2,900 Running
8 3 Jason Hathaway 303 142 $2,700 Running
9 4 Don Thomson, Jr. 303 138 $2,600 Running
10 39 Dave Whitlock 301 134 $2,500 Running
11 9 Mark Dilley 299 135 $2,300 Running
12 69 Trevor Seibert 299 127 $2,200 Running
13 18 Kent Nuhn 297 124 $2,100 Running
14 29 Pierre Bourque 290 121 $2,000 Running
15 40 Joey Hanssen 290 118 $1,900 Running
16 21 Jason White 256 115 $1,850 Running
17 55 Dexter Stacey 0 112 $1,750 DNS
AUTODROME ST. EUSTACHE, ST. EUSTACHE, QC, JULY 11, 2009 EVENT 4
JULY 11TH RACES POSTPONED
UNFORTUNATELY DUE TO THE WEATHER AND PENDING FORECASTS TONIGHTS RACE HAS BEEN POSTPONED. THE NCATS RACE WILL BE RUN SUNDAY JULY 12, AT 2:00 PM.
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STECKLEY WINS TIDE 250 AT AUTODROME
St. Eustache, Que., July 12, 2009 - Defending NASCAR Canadian Tire Series presented by Mobil 1 champion Scott Steckly isn't quite ready to surrender his crown. He won the Tide 250 at Autodrome St. Eustache on Sunday afternoon.
Steckly, out of Milverton, Ont., led 43 of the final 44 laps, but still had to withstand a challenge from DJ Kennington on a restart with six laps to go. Steckly was able to hold on and beat Kennington to the line by .319 seconds.
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TIDE 250 RESULTS (JULY 12, 2009)
POS CAR DRIVER LAPS POINTS AWARD STATUS
1 22 Scott Steckly 250 190 $11,500 Running
2 17 DJ Kennington 250 175 7,000 Running
3 12 John Gaunt 250 170 5,500 Running
4 27 Andrew Ranger 250 165 4,300 Running
5 39 Dave Whitlock 250 155 3,500 Running
6 02 Kerry Micks 250 155 2,600 Running
7 19 Brad Graham 250 146 2,500 Running
8 3 Jason Hathaway 250 142 2,400 Running
9 5 Andre Coursol 250 138 2,300 Running
10 40 Joey Hanssen 250 134 3,250 Running
11 41 Jonathan Bouvrette 250 130 2,000 Running
12 60 Ron Beauchamp, Jr. 249 132 1,800 Running
13 18 Kent Nuhn 238 124 1,700 Running
14 21 Jason White 234 121 1,650 Running
15 95 Anthony Simone 206 118 1,600 Running
16 99 Derek White 194 115 1,500 Suspension
17 4 Don Thomson, Jr. 194 112 1,450 Running
18 23 Jeff Lapcevich 166 109 1,400 Accident
19 97 Hugo Vannini 136 106 1,350 Accident
20 9 Mark Dilley 112 103 1,300 Engine
21 55 Dexter Stacey 29 100 1,250 Differential
22 7 Jacques Villeneuve 0 97 1,225 Accident
DICKIES 200 MOSPORT SPEEDWAY, BOWMANVILLE, ON, JUNE 14, 2009 EVENT 3
ANDREW RANGER WINS AT MOSPORT
BOWMANVILLE, ONT. - Andrew Ranger won the Dickies in dominating fashion in NASCAR Canadian Tire Series action at Mosport International Raceway.
Andrew Ranger (No. 27 Wal-Mart/Tide Ford) took the lead from Anthony Simone (No. 95 Crown Modular/United Lumber Chevrolet) on Lap 39 and ran away from the field. Ranger beat Simone to the finish line by 6.678, the largest margin of victory in series history.
POS CAR DRIVER LAPS POINTS AWARD STATUS
1 27 Andrew Ranger 51 190 $8,000 Running
2 95 Anthony Simone 51 175 $4,000 Running
3 84 JR Fitzpatrick 51 165 $3,500 Running
4 17 DJ Kennington 51 160 $5,000 Running
5 60 Ron Beauchamp, Jr. 51 155 $3,600 Running
6 66 Robin Buck 51 150 $2,000 Running
7 23 Jeff Lapcevich 51 146 $2,900 Running
8 3 Jason Hathaway 51 147 $2,300 Running
9 56 Howie Scannell, Jr. 50 143 $1,650 Running
10 9 Mark Dilley 50 134 $1,550 Running
11 18 Kent Nuhn 50 130 $1,450 Running
12 77 Derek Lynch 50 127 $1,400 Running
13 29 Pierre Bourque 50 124 $1,350 Running
14 69 Trevor Seibert 50 121 $1,325 Running
15 21 Jason White 50 118 $1,300 Running
16 02 Kerry Micks 49 115 $1,250 Running
17 49 John Fletcher 49 112 $1,250 Running
18 44 Jarrad Whissell 48 109 $1,200 Running
19 39 Dave Whitlock 28 106 $1,200 Running
20 22 Scott Steckly 21 103 $1,150 Running
21 55 Dexter Stacey 21 100 $1,150 Transmission
22 4 Don Thomson, Jr. 16 97 $1,100 Engine
23 40 Joey Hanssen 3 94 $1,100 Accident
24 67 David Thorndyke 3 91 $1,050 Mechanical
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TSN COMPILATION OF RACE AT MOSPORT INTERNATIONAL RACEWAY
See the TSN TV Network coverage of the Mosport race, including the spectacular turn 8 crash of Joey Hanssen. Joey was taken to hospital for oservation and released the same day.
DELAWARE 200 PRESENTED BY BELFOR RESTORATION SERVICES DELAWARE SPEEDWAY, DELAWARE, ON, JUNE 6, 2009 EVENT 2
GREEN-WHITE-CHECKERED: DJ KENNINGTON WINS THE DELAWARE 200
On the third attempt at a green-white-checkered finish, DJ Kennington won the Delaware 200 presented by Belfor Restoration Services in a heated NASCAR Canadian Tire Series race Saturday night at Delaware Speedway in front of a near capacity crowd.
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DELAWARE 200 RESULTS (JUNE 6, 2009)
POS CAR DRIVER LAPS POINTS AWARD STATUS
1 17 DJ Kennington 221 190/10 $11,000 Running
2 60 Ron Beauchamp, Jr. 221 175/5 $6,200 Running
3 22 Scott Steckly 221 170/5 $5,100 Running
4 2 Kerry Micks 221 160 $4,000 Running
5 95 Anthony Simone 221 160/5 $3,000 Running
6 50 Joey McColm 221 150 $3,600 Running
7 39 Dave Whitlock 220 151/5 $2,500 Running
8 27 Andrew Ranger 219 142 $2,400 Running
9 13 Nik Lapcevich 217 138 $2,300 Running
10 4 Don Thomson, Jr. 209 139/5 $2,250 Running
11 77 Derek Lynch 209 130 $2,000 Running
12 18 Kent Nuhn 204 127 $1,800 Running
13 55 Dexter Stacey 200 124 $1,700 Running
14 40 Joey Hanssen 191 121 $1,650 Running
15 23 Jeff Lapcevich 190 118 $1,600 Running
16 9 Mark Dilley 167 120 $1,500 Running
17 49 John Fletcher 165 112 $1,450 Drive Shaft
18 12 John Gaunt 161 114 $1,400 Engine
19 21 Jason White 139 106 $1,350 Transmission
20 3 Jason Hathaway 81 103 $1,300 Engine
21 19 Brad Graham 26 100 $1,250 Suspension
AUTODROME ST. EUSTACHE ST. EUSTACHE, QUEBEC, MAY 23, 2009 EVENT 1
TUFOIL 250 - AUTODROME ST. EUSTACHE
The Race: This event is the first of 13 races on the NASCAR Canadian Tire Series schedule. It is the series' second visit to the track, the first being July 5, 2008.
The Procedure: The starting field is 24 cars, including provisionals. The first 21 cars will be determined from two-lap time trials. The remaining three spots will be awarded through the provisional process. The race will be 250 laps (100 miles).
The Track: The Autodrome St. Eustache racing complex, located northwest of Montreal, consists of a .4-mile flat oval, a 1.7-kilometer road course and a .125-mile drag strip. There is also a karting track on the premises. The track was founded in 1965 as Fury Speedway de Fabreville, and the current configuration has been hosting various types of racing since 1970. The track was purchased by Alan Labrosse prior to the 2008 race season.
Courtesy NASCAR.Com
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DAVE WHITLOCK WINS AUTODROME ST. EUSTACHE
ST. EUSTACHE, QC. - In his retirement year, Dave Whitlock took control of the Tufoil 250 at Autodrome St. Eustache late in the race and survived a green white checkered finish to earn his first career NASCAR Canadian Tire Series race.
With results like that could Dave be persuaded to postpone his retirement? We can only hope.
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AUTODROME ST. EUSTACHE-RESULTS (RACE 1 - MAY 23, 2009)
POS CAR DRIVER LAPS POINTS AWARD STATUS
1 39 Dave Whitlock 259 185/5 $11,100 Running
2 02 Kerry Micks 259 175/5 $5,200 Running
3 60 Ron Beauchamp, Jr. 259 170/5 $5,600 Running
4 22 Scott Steckly 259 165/5 $4,500 Running
5 9 Mark Dilley 259 155 $3,000 Running
6 27 Andrew Ranger 259 160/10 $2,600 Running
7 21 Jason White 258 151/5 $2,500 Running
8 3 Jason Hathaway 258 142 $2,400 Running
9 4 Don Thomson, Jr. 258 143/5 $2,300 Running
10 7 Miguel Duhamel 254 134 $2,250 Running
11 99 Derek White 248 130 $2,000 Running
12 18 Kent Nuhn 243 127 $1,800 Running
13 95 Anthony Simone 216 124 $1,700 Running
14 5 Andre Coursol 213 121 $1,650 Running
15 40 Joey Hanssen 210 118 $1,600 Running
16 17 DJ Kennington 203 115 $1,500 Engine
17 19 Brad Graham 120 112 $1,450 Brakes
18 55 Dexter Stacey 69 109 $1,400 Running
19 23 Jeff Lapcevich 35 106 $1,350 Accident
Scott Steckly at the 2009 Canadian Motorsports Expo
June 15, 2008/TSN coverage of the Dickies 200 at Mosport International Raceaway. Thanks to Beauchamp Jr's spin the race has come down to a green white checkered. #1 Peter Gibbons has dominated the race but he is the only driver up front still on slick tires and quickly looses the lead to #4 Don Thompson Jr, but Thompson takes it super slow and #17 DJ Kennington and #84 JR Fitzpatrick catch up to him for an exciting finish!
