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Post by Blaise Zebrataur on Jul 1, 2016 11:30:43 GMT -5
The field has finished qualifying for the 11th and final race of the season the Pinty's 250 at the Kawartha Speedway.
D.J. Kennington won the pole, with a time of 21.168 seconds, beating Jeff Lapcevich by 0.041 seconds.
Other Noticeables:
D.J. Kennington won his 1st pole of the year,
Kennington won his 16th career pole in the NASCAR Canadian Tire Series and his first since 2013 at Auto Clearing; 18 races ago,
Peter Shepherd, the winner of this race one year ago, is not entered in this event,
Louis-Philippe Dumoulin, who will start 23rd, will be trying to win the championship as he has a 2 point lead over J.R. Fitzpatrick
1.17-D.J. Kennington
2.76-Jeff Lapcevich
3.84-J.R. Fitzpatrick
4.14-James Van Domselaar
5.22-Scott Steckly
6.3-Jason Hathaway
7.95-Anthony Simone
8.5-Noel Dowler
9.02-Mark Dilley
10.56-Matthew Scannell
11.61-Gary Klutt
12.98-Larry Jackson
13.28-Donald Chisholm
14.25-Joey McColm
15.15-Steven Mathews
16.72-Erica Thiering
17.24-Jim White
18.18-Alex Tagliani
19.99-Marc-Antoine Camirand
20.27-Andrew Ranger
21.13-Trevor Monaghan
22.9-Dwayne Baker
23.47-Louis-Philippe Dumoulin
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Post by Deleted on Jul 1, 2016 12:12:49 GMT -5
J.R. Fitzpatrick won the pole in reality, but starts 3rd here. D.J. Kennington started 11th in the actual race.
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Post by Blaise Zebrataur on Jul 1, 2016 18:00:25 GMT -5
Race #11 - Pinty's 250
It was a cloudy day in Fraserville, Ontario, Canada as the NASCAR Canadian Tire Series entered the 11th and final Round at the Kawartha Speedway for the Pinty's 250.
D.J. Kennington led the field to the Green Flag and would lead the first lap as only three cautions would fly during the whole race as second in points J.R. Fitzpatrick would dominate the day, leading the most laps and appeared to be on his way to win both the race and championship. However during the late stages of the race, Fitzpatrick's car stalled on track, losing a lap and would never be able to recover. Steven Mathews would easily hold onto the lead late in the event and score his second win of the year and second in his career, while Louis-Philippe Dumoulin would cross the start/finish line in 13th and would win the championship by a mere 4 points over J.R. Fitzpatrick.
Other Noticeables:
Steven Mathews scored his 2nd win of the season,
Mathews led 1 time for 143 laps, including the final 87 laps,
It was the 2nd win of his career in the NASCAR Canadian Tire Series and his first since Autodrome Chaudiere; 10 races ago,
Dwayne Baker(7th) made his NASCAR Canadian Tire Series debut,
Louis-Philippe Dumoulin, who finished 13th, won the championship by 4 points over J.R. Fitzpatrick
1.15-Steven Mathews (96 laps led)
2.3-Jason Hathaway (15 laps led)
3.25-Joey McColm
4.02-Mark Dilley (4 laps led)
5.95-Anthony Simone
6.13-Trevor Monaghan
7.9-Dwayne Baker (11 laps led)
8.22-Scott Steckly-1 lap
9.17-D.J. Kennington-1 lap (1 lap led)
10.98-Larry Jackson-1 lap
11.61-Gary Klutt-1 lap
12.76-Jeff Lapcevich-1 lap
13.47-Louis-Philippe Dumoulin-1 lap
14.56-Matthew Scannell-1 lap
15.24-Jim White-1 lap
16.72-Erica Thiering-1 lap
17.84-J.R. Fitzpatrick-1 lap (123 laps led)
18.14-James Van Domselaar-1 lap
19.28-Donald Chisholm-1 lap
20.99-Marc-Antoine Camirand-3 laps
21.5-Noel Dowler-110 laps (Camshaft)
22.27-Andrew Ranger-128 laps (Steering)
23.18-Alex Tagliani-241 laps (Clutch)
D.J. Kennington-1
J.R. Fitzpatrick-2-84
Jason Hathaway-85-87
J.R. Fitzpatrick-88-127
Mark Dilley-128-132
Jason Hathaway-133-146
Steven Mathews-147-151
Dwayne Baker-152-162
Steven Mathews-163-250
8 Lead Changes among 6 drivers
Caution Flags: 3 for 15 laps
Lap 10 (Cars #18 and 98 Accident Turn 2),
Lap 125 (Car #27 Stalled Turn 1),
Lap 138 (Car #84 Stalled Backstretch)
Margin of Victory: 0.870 Seconds
Time of Race: 1 Hour, 40 Minutes and 19 Seconds
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Post by Deleted on Jul 2, 2016 5:37:00 GMT -5
Steven Mathews finished 7th in the real race, while J.R. Fitzpatrick (who finished 17th here) won.
And L.P. Dumoulin also won the championship over Fitzpatrick in real life, but the real-life difference was three points.
So yeah, pretty close were real life and the simulation, Oreius!
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Post by tpgracing75 on Jul 7, 2016 12:29:51 GMT -5
I still find it hard to believe that the pole sitters/winners/championship contenders often match real life. What voodoo do you do?
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Post by toyotacupseries on Jul 7, 2016 19:14:09 GMT -5
The magic of Nratings
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Post by Blaise Zebrataur on Jul 13, 2016 9:00:16 GMT -5
2014 NASCAR Canadian Tire Series Year End Review
For the fourth time ever, I simulated the NASCAR Canadian Tire Series and it was as fun to do something I don't see a lot of people doing. Louis-Philippe Dumoulin, who would win the 2014 NASCAR Canadian Tire Series championship on the strength of one victory, would lead the point standings for 5 of the 11 events and would beat J.R. Fitzpatrick by 4 points in the closest title chase ever in the history of the NASCAR Canadian Tire Series and also prevent D.J. Kennington from scoring his third straight championship. Eight different drivers would score victories in 2014 including four who won for the very first time while Scott Steckly failed to score a win for the first time since the series was bought by NASCAR.
During the year there were several exciting moments like when Andrew Ranger beat Scott Steckly in the closest finish in the history of the series at Autodrome St. Eustache but there were also some unexciting races like when Andrew Ranger also won at Circuit ICAR by leading all 30 laps, which had the lowest attendance record of less then 800 that broke a NASCAR record that had been in place since 1957.
Below are the stats for the 2014 year and the official close to the 2014 NASCAR Canadian Tire Series. Here is hoping that 2015 is as fun as well!
Stats:
Most Poles: Jason Hathaway-4
Most Wins: J.R. Fitzpatrick, Steven Mathews and Andrew Ranger-2
Most Team Wins: D.J. Kennington-3
Most Laps Lead: Louis-Philippe Dumoulin-322
Most Top 5's: Louis-Philippe Dumoulin and J.R. Fitzpatrick-6
Most Top 10's: Louis-Philippe Dumoulin and J.R. Fitzpatrick-10
Poles:
Jason Hathaway-4
J.R. Fitzpatrick-2
Louis-Philippe Dumoulin-1
Alex Guenette-1
D.J. Kennington-1
Kerry Micks-1
Andrew Ranger-1
Wins:
J.R. Fitzpatrick-2
Steven Mathews-2
Andrew Ranger-2
Donald Chisholm-1
Louis-Philippe Dumoulin-1
D.J. Kennington-1
Jeff Lapcevich-1
Matthew Scannell-1
Team Wins:
D.J. Kennington-3
John Fitzpatrick-2
Bill Mathews-2
Marc-Andre Bergeron-1
Daniel Bray-1
Doug Kennington-1
Sherri Lapcevich-1
Laps Led:
Louis-Philippe Dumoulin-322
Steven Mathews-309
Andrew Ranger-299
Donald Chisholm-210
J.R. Fitzpatrick-196
Jason Hathaway-187
Matthew Scannell-143
Alex Guenette-128
Noel Dowler-116
D.J. Kennington-81
Mark Dilley-51
Kerry Micks-35
Scott Steckly-32
Jeff Lapcevich-6
Dwayne Baker-11
Stefan Rzadzinski-6
Top 5's
Louis-Philippe Dumoulin-6
J.R. Fitzpatrick-6
D.J. Kennington-5
Andrew Ranger-4
Scott Steckly-4
Mark Dilley-3
Alex Guenette-3
Joey McColm-3
Noel Dowler-2
Jason Hathaway-2
Jeff Lapcevich-2
Steven Mathews-2
Kerry Micks-2
Anthony Simone-2
Erica Thiering-2
Robin Buck-1
Marc-Antoine Camirand-1
Donald Chisholm-1
Jean Francois Dumoulin-1
Nick Jewell-1
Alex Labbe-1
Stefan Rzadzinski-1
Matthew Scannell-1
Top 10's
Louis-Philippe Dumoulin-10
J.R. Fitzpatrick-10
D.J. Kennington-9
Scott Steckly-8
Mark Dilley-7
Andrew Ranger-7
Noel Dowler-6
Jason Hathaway-6
Alex Guenette-4
Alex Tagliani-4
Jeff Lapcevich-3
Steven Mathews-3
Joey McColm-3
Kerry Micks-3
Peter Klutt-2
Matthew Scannell-2
Anthony Simone-2
Erica Thiering-2
Bob Attrell-1
Dwayne Baker-1
Robin Buck-1
Marc-Antoine Camirand-1
Donald Chisholm-1
Ray Courtemanche Jr.-1
James Van Domselaar-1
Jean Francois Dumoulin-1
Larry Jackson-1
Nick Jewell-1
Gary Klutt-1
Ryan Klutt-1
Luc Lesage-1
Trevor Monaghan-1
Matt Pritiko-1
Stefan Rzadzinski-1
Hugo Vannini-1
Jason White-1
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