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Post by Blaise Zebrataur on Aug 8, 2021 14:00:20 GMT -5
The field has finished qualifying for the 6th race of the season the Canadian Tire 100 at the Edmonton City Centre Airport.
Andrew Ranger won the pole, with a time of 90.322 seconds, beating Don Thomson Jr. by 0.096 seconds.
Other Noticeables:
Andrew Ranger won his 2nd pole of the year,
Ranger won his 4th career pole in the NASCAR Canadian Tire Series and his first since CTMP; 3 races ago,
J.R. Fitzpatrick, who won this race one year ago, will be starting 21st,
Ron Beauchamp Jr., who will start 3rd, has a 9 point lead over Andrew Ranger
1.27-Andrew Ranger
2.4-Don Thomson Jr.
3.60-Ron Beauchamp Jr.
4.22-Scott Steckly
5.69-Trevor Seibert
6.3-Jason Hathaway
7.17-D.J. Kennington
8.44-Jarrad Whissell
9.21-Jason White
10.71-Daryl Harr
11.9-Mark Dilley
12.40-Joey Hanssen
13.02-Kerry Micks
14.29-Pierre Bourque
15.18-Kent Nuhn
16.55-Dexter Stacey
17.95-Anthony Simone
18.39-Dave Whitlock
19.14-James Van Domselaar
20.6-Todd Nichol
21.84-J.R. Fitzpatrick
Prior to the green flag, the following driver will drop to the back for the following reason:
69-Trevor Seibert: engine change
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Post by Blaise Zebrataur on Aug 9, 2021 2:37:55 GMT -5
Race #6 - Canadian Tire 100It was a clear day in St. Edmonton, Alberta, Canada as the NASCAR Canadian Tire Series entered Round 6 of the 2009 season at the Edmonton City Centre Airport for the Canadian Tire 100. Andrew Ranger led the field to the Green Flag and would pick up right where he left off in Mosport as he would easily keep his lead right off the start, but unlike at the last round course event, Ranger had challengers as Don Thompson Jr., Scott Steckly and points leader Ron Beauchamp Jr. would all stay within two seconds of Ranger as they raced around the 1.973 mile road course ready and waiting for the right moment to strike, or for Ranger to make a mistake. Ranger would however act like the true professional road course ace he had been known to be, keeping his car on the twisting and demanding track, and over the final ten laps he would pull away by over three seconds and would easily hold on to score his second straight win on the road courses and his second of 2009. Other Noticeables: Andrew Ranger scored his 2nd win of the season, Ranger led 1 time for 32 laps, which was every single lap, It was the 4th win of his career in the NASCAR Canadian Tire Series and his first since CTMP; 3 races ago, Andrew Ranger, who finished 1st, is the new points leader, leading Ron Beauchamp Jr. by 26 points 1.27-Andrew Ranger (32 laps led) 2.4-Don Thomson Jr. 3.22-Scott Steckly 4.60-Ron Beauchamp Jr. 5.3-Jason Hathaway 6.9-Mark Dilley 7.44-Jarrad Whissell 8.29-Pierre Bourque 9.95-Anthony Simone 10.71-Daryl Harr 11.84-J.R. Fitzpatrick 12.69-Trevor Seibert 13.17-D.J. Kennington 14.40-Joey Hanssen 15.55-Dexter Stacey 16.6-Todd Nichol 17.02-Kerry Micks 18.21-Jason White 19.39-Dave Whitlock 20.18-Kent Nuhn 21.14-James Van Domselaar Andrew Ranger-1-32 0 Lead Changes among 1 driver Caution Flags: 1 for 2 laps Lap 3 (Cars #21 and 40 Spin Turn 2) Margin of Victory: 0.516 Seconds Time of Race: 1 Hour, 45 Minutes and 23 Seconds Andrew Ranger leads the field to the Green Flag. The lone caution comes out on Lap 3 when Jason White and Joey Hanssen spin out in Turn 2. Andrew Ranger takes the Checkered Flag.
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Post by Blaise Zebrataur on Sept 30, 2021 8:20:14 GMT -5
The field has finished qualifying for the 7th race of the season the Velocity Prairie Thunder at the Auto Clearing Motor Speedway.
Jason Hathaway won the pole, with a time of 17.196 seconds, beating Kent Nuhn by 0.033 seconds.
Other Noticeables:
Jason Hathaway won his 1st pole of the year,
Hathaway won his 1st career pole in the NASCAR Canadian Tire Series in his 32nd start,
Andrew Ranger, who will start 12th, has a 26 point lead over Ron Beauchamp Jr.
1.3-Jason Hathaway
2.18-Kent Nuhn
3.60-Ron Beauchamp Jr.
4.4-Don Thomson Jr.
5.02-Kerry Micks
6.12-John Gaunt
7.48-Nathan Weenk
8.22-Scott Steckly
9.17-D.J. Kennington
10.95-Anthony Simone
11.21-Jason White
12.27-Andrew Ranger
13.39-Dave Whitlock
14.55-Dexter Stacey
15.69-Trevor Seibert
16.29-Pierre Bourque
17.9-Mark Dilley
18.6-Todd Nichol
19.40-Joey Hanssen
Prior to the green flag, the following drivers will drop to the back for the following reasons:
6-Trevor Seibert: engine change
22-Scott Steckly: engine change
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Post by Blaise Zebrataur on Oct 2, 2021 17:23:57 GMT -5
Race #7 - Velocity Prairie ThunderIt was a cloudy day in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada as the NASCAR Canadian Tire Series entered Round 7 of the 2009 season at the Auto Clearing Motor Speedway for the Velocity Prairie Thunder. Jason Hathaway led the field to the Green Flag as for the first time in the three year history, drivers raced at the 0.333 mile short track as it didn't take long for action to pick up as Scott Steckly was spun out on Lap 3. With drivers cooled down some, the battle for the lead and position happened, with Hathaway would lead for the first 44 laps before he was passed by Ron Beauchamp Jr., who would lead for the next 48 laps until he was passed by Andrew Ranger during pits stops. Once in the lead, Ranger would show not only was he a skilled road course driver, he could get it done on the short track, leading 109 of the event's 250 laps, but as the race went on, Dave Whitlock would work his way through the field, and with 49 laps to go, Whitlock would take the lead. A caution a few laps later would set up a battle for the finish, with Whitlock pulling away on the restart while his challengers had to deal with lap traffic, and that was all Whitlock needed, as he built up a six second lead and would easily go on to score his first career win. Other Noticeables: Dave Whitlock scored his 1st win of the season, Whitlock led 1 time for 49 laps, which were the final 49 laps, It was the 1st win of his career in the NASCAR Canadian Tire Series in his 32nd start, Nathan Weenk, who finished 7th, made his NASCAR Canadian Tire Series debut, Andrew Ranger, who finished 2nd, kept his points lead, leading Ron Beauchamp Jr. by 36 points 1.39-Dave Whitlock (49 laps led) 2.27-Andrew Ranger (109 laps led) 3.60-Ron Beauchamp Jr. (48 laps led) 4.22-Scott Steckly 5.12-John Gaunt 6.95-Anthony Simone 7.48-Nathan Weenk 8.17-D.J. Kennington-1 lap 9.21-Jason White-1 lap 10.69-Trevor Seibert-1 lap 11.4-Don Thomson Jr.-1 lap 12.18-Kent Nuhn-1 lap 13.29-Pierre Bourque-2 laps 14.02-Kerry Micks-2 laps 15.55-Dexter Stacey-2 laps 16.40-Joey Hanssen-2 laps 17.9-Mark Dilley-3 laps 18.3-Jason Hathaway-5 laps (44 laps led) 19.6-Todd Nichol-9 laps Jason Hathaway-1-44 Ron Beauchamp Jr.-45-92 Andrew Ranger-93-201 Dave Whitlock-202-250 3 Lead Changes among 4 drivers Caution Flags: 4 for 20 laps Lap 3 (Car #22 Spin Frontstretch), Lap 91 (Car #6 Stalled Frontstretch), Lap 167 (Car #6 Spin Turn 4), Lap 208 (Car #29 Spin Backstretch) Margin of Victory: 6.328 Seconds Time of Race: 1 Hour, 23 Minutes and 21 Seconds Jason Hathaway leads the field to the Green Flag. The first caution comes out on Lap 3 when Scott Steckly spins out on the Frontstretch after contact from Todd Nichol. Ron Beauchamp Jr. passes Jason Hathaway for the lead on Lap 45. The second caution comes out on Lap 91 when Todd Nichol stalls on the Frontstretch. The third caution comes out on Lap 167 when Todd Nichol spins out in Turn 4 after contact from Don Thomson Jr. Dave Whitlock passes Andrew Ranger for the 3rd and final lead change on Lap 202. The fourth and final caution comes out on Lap 208 when Pierre Bourque spins out on the Backstretch after contact from Dexter Stacey. Dave Whitlock takes the Checkered Flag.
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Post by Blaise Zebrataur on Mar 1, 2022 15:31:11 GMT -5
The field has finished qualifying for the 8th race of the season the Vortex Brake Pads 200 at the Mosport Speedway.
John Gaunt won the pole, with a time of 26.763 seconds, beating Scott Steckly by 0.155 seconds.
Other Noticeables:
John Gaunt won his 2nd pole of the year,
Gaunt won his 2nd career pole in the NASCAR Canadian Tire Series and his first since St. Eustache; 4 races ago,
Don Thomson Jr., who won this race one year ago, will be starting 14th,
Andrew Ranger, who will start 7th, has a 36 point lead over Ron Beauchamp Jr.
1.12-John Gaunt
2.22-Scott Steckly
3.60-Ron Beauchamp Jr.
4.15-Steven Mathews
5.95-Anthony Simone
6.39-Dave Whitlock
7.27-Andrew Ranger
8.17-D.J. Kennington
9.02-Kerry Micks
10.19-Brad Graham
11.40-Joey Hanssen
12.55-Dexter Stacey
13.3-Jason Hathaway
14.4-Don Thomson Jr.
15.50-Joey McColm
16.9-Mark Dilley
17.13-Cale Gale
18.18-Kent Nuhn
19.23-Jeff Lapcevich
20.97-Hugo Vannini
21.21-Jason White
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Post by Blaise Zebrataur on Mar 2, 2022 18:00:06 GMT -5
Race #8 - Vortex Brake Pads 200It was a clear night in Bowmanville, Ontario, Canada as the NASCAR Canadian Tire Series entered Round 8 of the 2009 season at the Mosport Speedway for the Vortex Brake Pads 200. John Gaunt led the field to the Green Flag but it was Scott Steckly who would lead the the first lap around the half mile track before Gaunt took the lead back on Lap 2 and would begin to show the power in his Dodge, keeping all challengers behind him while building up an impressive lead for the first half of the race but that would all change when the race's first caution came out on Lap 93 for Joey McColm's stalled car. During pit stops, Gaunt's crew took too long making adjustments to the car and actually fell a lap down to the new race leader Ron Beauchamp Jr., who would take advantage on the restart and pulled away, building up a lead of nearly ten seconds before the race's second and final caution came out on Lap 141 for debris. After running thirteen laps behind the pace car, when the race resumed, Beauchamp would pick off where he left off, building up a lead of over five seconds over the final quarter of the race to easily score his second win of 2009. Other Noticeables: Ron Beauchamp Jr. scored his 2nd win of the season, Beauchamp Jr. led 1 time for 106 laps, which were the final 106 laps, It was the 4th win of his career in the NASCAR Canadian Tire Series and his first since Sun Valley; 3 races ago, Steven Mathews(2nd) and Cale Gale(9th) made their NASCAR Canadian Tire Series debuts, Ron Beauchamp Jr., who finished 1st, is the new points leader, leading Andrew Ranger by 9 points 1.60-Ron Beauchamp Jr. (106 laps led) 2.15-Steven Mathews 3.17-D.J. Kennington 4.3-Jason Hathaway 5.4-Don Thomson Jr. 6.27-Andrew Ranger 7.9-Mark Dilley 8.95-Anthony Simone 9.13-Cale Gale 10.18-Kent Nuhn 11.39-Dave Whitlock 12.19-Brad Graham 13.22-Scott Steckly (1 lap led) 14.02-Kerry Micks 15.40-Joey Hanssen 16.23-Jeff Lapcevich 17.21-Jason White 18.55-Dexter Stacey-1 lap 19.12-John Gaunt-1 lap (93 laps led) 20.97-Hugo Vannini-1 lap 21.50-Joey McColm-108 laps (Clutch) John Gaunt-Pole Scott Steckly-1 John Gaunt-2-94 Ron Beauchamp Jr.-95-200 2 Lead Changes among 3 drivers Caution Flags: 2 for 18 laps Lap 93 (Car #50 Stalled Turn 1), Lap 141 (Debris Turn 2) Margin of Victory: 5.184 Seconds Time of Race: 1 Hour, 43 Minutes and 5 Seconds John Gaunt leads the field to the Green Flag. Scott Steckly passes John Gaunt to lead the first lap. John Gaunt passes Scott Steckly to retake the lead on Lap 2. The first caution comes out on Lap 93 when Joey McColm, who was running in 13th, stalls in Turn 1 due to a Broken Clutch. Ron Beauchamp Jr. takes the Checkered Flag.
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Post by Blaise Zebrataur on Apr 2, 2022 15:02:23 GMT -5
The field has finished qualifying for the 9th race of the season the GP3R 100 at the Circuit de Trois-Rivieres.
Anthony Simone won the pole, with a time of 79.463 seconds, beating D.J. Kennington by 0.347 seconds.
Other Noticeables:
Anthony Simone won his 1st pole of the year,
Simone won his 1st career pole in the NASCAR Canadian Tire Series in his 21st start,
J.R. Fitzpatrick, who won this race one year ago, is not entered in this event,
Ron Beauchamp Jr. who will start 7th, has a 9 point lead over Andrew Ranger
1.95-Anthony Simone
2.17-D.J. Kennington
3.27-Andrew Ranger
4.7-Jacques Villeneuve
5.4-Don Thomson Jr.
6.02-Kerry Micks
7.60-Ron Beauchamp Jr.
8.18-Kent Nuhn
9.13-Cale Gale
10.39-Dave Whitlock
11.40-Joey Hanssen
12.23-Jeff Lapcevich
13.47-Louis-Philippe Dumoulin
14.5-Andre Coursol
15.99-Derek White
16.44-Jarrad Whissell
17.3-Jason Hathaway
18.21-Jason White
19.9-Mark Dilley
20.71-Patrice Brisebois
21.22-Scott Steckly
22.69-Trevor Seibert
23.67-David Thorndyke
24.55-Dexter Stacey
25.07-Jean Francois Dumoulin
26.66-Robin Buck
27.56-Howie Scannell Jr.
28.29-Pierre Bourque
29.03-Alex Tagliani
Prior to the green flag, the following driver will drop to the back for the following reason:
55-Dexter Stacey: unapproved impound adjustment
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Post by Blaise Zebrataur on Apr 2, 2022 20:04:43 GMT -5
Race #9 - GP3R 100It was a clear day in Trois-Rivieres, Quebec, Canada as the NASCAR Canadian Tire Series entered Round 9 of the 2009 season at the Circuit de Trois-Rivieres for the GP3R 100. Anthony Simone led the field to the Green Flag as for the third time in series history drivers raced at the 1.530 mile street course as only seconds after the green flag waved, the first of seven cautions flew when Andre Coursol was spun out, as Simone would dominate the race, leading 28 of the event's 41 laps, before Simone shockingly spun out in Turn 7, handing the lead over to championship contender Andrew Ranger. Simone was lucky to not lose any positions due to the spin, but choosing to stay out on track with his worn tires, Simone was unable to get around Ranger for the final laps, as Ranger would hold on to score his second win of 2009. Other Noticeables: Andrew Ranger scored his 3rd win of the season, Ranger led 1 time for 13 laps, which were the final 13 laps, It was the 5th win of his career in the NASCAR Canadian Tire Series and his first since Edmonton; 3 races ago, Patrice Brisebois(12th) and Louis-Philippe Dumoulin(14th) made their NASCAR Canadian Tire Series debut, Andrew Ranger, who finished 1st, kept his points lead, leading Ron Beauchamp Jr. by 26 points 1.27-Andrew Ranger (13 laps led) 2.95-Anthony Simone (28 laps led) 3.7-Jacques Villeneuve 4.17-D.J. Kennington 5.60-Ron Beauchamp Jr. 6.23-Jeff Lapcevich 7.18-Kent Nuhn 8.44-Jarrad Whissell 9.40-Joey Hanssen 10.13-Cale Gale 11.4-Don Thomson Jr. 12.71-Patrice Brisebois 13.3-Jason Hathaway 14.47-Louis-Philippe Dumoulin 15.56-Howie Scannell Jr. 16.03-Alex Tagliani 17.02-Kerry Micks 18.9-Mark Dilley 19.29-Pierre Bourque 20.5-Andre Coursol 21.55-Dexter Stacey 22.21-Jason White 23.69-Trevor Seibert 24.39-Dave Whitlock 25.07-Jean Francois Dumoulin-1 lap 26.66-Robin Buck-1 lap 27.67-David Thorndyke-1 lap 28.22-Scott Steckly-1 lap 29.99-Derek White-32 laps (Clutch) Anthony Simone-1-28 Andrew Ranger-29-41 1 Lead Change among 2 drivers Caution Flags: 7 for 12 laps Lap 1 (Car #5 Spin Turn 3), Lap 4 (Cars #47 and 9 Spin Turn 3), Lap 10 (Car #99 Stalled Turn 7), Lap 29 (Car #95 Spin Turn 7), Lap 33 (Car #9 Spin Frontstretch), Lap 36 (Car #67 Spin Turn 3), Lap 41 (Car #39 Spin Turn 3) Margin of Victory: 1.497 Seconds Time of Race: 1 Hour, 16 Minutes and 14 Seconds Anthony Simone leads the field to the Green Flag. The first caution comes out on Lap 1 when Andre Coursol spins out in Turn 3 after contact from Jarrad Whissell. The second caution comes out on Lap 4 when Louis-Philippe Dumoulin and Mark Dilley spin out in Turn 3. The third caution comes out on Lap 10 when Derek White, who was running in 10th, stalls in Turn 7 due to a broken Clutch. The fourth caution comes out on Lap 29 when leader Anthony Simone spins out in Turn 7. The fifth caution comes out on Lap 33 when Mark Dilley spins out on the Frontstretch after contact from Scott Steckly. The sixth caution comes out on Lap 36 when David Thorndyke spins out in Turn 3 after contact from Jarrad Whissell. The seventh and final caution comes out on Lap 41 when Dave Whitlock spins out in Turn 3 after contact from Pierre Bourque. Andrew Ranger takes the Checkered Flag.
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Post by Blaise Zebrataur on May 23, 2022 11:20:38 GMT -5
The field has finished qualifying for the 10th race of the season the NAPA Autopro 100 at Circuit Gilles Villeneuve.
D.J. Kennington won the pole, with a time of 124.075 seconds, beating Ron Beauchamp Jr. by 0.291 seconds.
Other Noticeables:
D.J. Kennington won his 2nd pole of the year,
Kennington won his 5th career pole in the NASCAR Canadian Tire Series and his first since St. Eustache; 9 races ago,
Kerry Micks, who won this race one year ago, will be starting 8th,
Andrew Ranger, who will start 9th, has a 26 point lead over Ron Beauchamp Jr.
1.17-D.J. Kennington
2.60-Ron Beauchamp Jr.
3.9-Mark Dilley
4.31-Daryl Harr
5.23-Jeff Lapcevich
6.29-Pierre Bourque
7.84-J.R. Fitzpatrick
8.02-Kerry Micks
9.27-Andrew Ranger
10.21-Jason White
11.71-Patrice Brisebois
12.44-Jarrad Whissell
13.69-Trevor Seibert
14.13-Cale Gale
15.91-Patrick Laperle
16.40-Joey Hanssen
17.56-Howie Scannell Jr.
18.22-Scott Steckly
19.85-Michel Pilon
20.3-Jason Hathaway
21.39-Dave Whitlock
22.4-Don Thomson Jr.
23.67-David Thorndyke
24.47-Louis-Philippe Dumoulin
25.41-Miguel Duhamel
26.81-Alex Tagliani
27.55-Dexter Stacey
28.49-Malcolm Strachan
29.99-Derek White
30.18-Kent Nuhn
31.50-Joey McColm
32.7-Alan Labrosse
33.95-Anthony Simone
34.66-Robin Buck
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Post by Blaise Zebrataur on May 23, 2022 20:13:42 GMT -5
Race #10 - NAPA Autopro 100It was a clear day in Montreal, Quebec, Canada as the NASCAR Canadian Tire Series entered Round 10 of the 2009 season at Circuit Gilles Villeneuve for the NAPA Autopro 100. D.J. Kennington led the field to the Green Flag as for the third time in series history drivers raced at the legendary 2.709 mile road course, as Kennington would quickly to start to build up a lead while drivers also got spread out within just a few laps, as Kennington was keeping Jarrad Whissell behind him for the first ten laps of constantly being challenged before Whissell was passed by Andrew Ranger. Kennington would engage in a multiple lap battle for the lead, with Kennington winning multiple battles and holding off Ranger until with five to go, Ranger would finally pass Kennington and would build up an impressive six second lead to easily score his second win in a row and third of 2009. Other Noticeables: Andrew Ranger scored his 4th win of the season and second in a row, Ranger led 1 time for 5 laps, which were the final 5 laps, It was the 6th win of his career in the NASCAR Canadian Tire Series and his first since Trois-Rivieres; 1 race ago, Alan Labrosse(24th), Michel Pilon(30th) and Malcolm Strachan(32nd) made his NASCAR Canadian Tire Series debuts, Andrew Ranger, who finished 1st, kept his points lead, leading Ron Beauchamp Jr. by 92 points 1.27-Andrew Ranger (5 laps led) 2.17-D.J. Kennington (18 laps led) 3.44-Jarrad Whissell 4.31-Daryl Harr 5.9-Mark Dilley 6.02-Kerry Micks 7.91-Patrick Laperle 8.69-Trevor Seibert 9.29-Pierre Bourque 10.23-Jeff Lapcevich 11.84-J.R. Fitzpatrick 12.47-Louis-Philippe Dumoulin 13.60-Ron Beauchamp Jr. 14.13-Cale Gale 15.41-Miguel Duhamel 16.4-Don Thomson Jr. 17.56-Howie Scannell Jr. 18.71-Patrice Brisebois 19.21-Jason White 20.95-Anthony Simone 21.22-Scott Steckly 22.3-Jason Hathaway 23.55-Dexter Stacey 24.7-Alan Labrosse 25.81-Alex Tagliani 26.67-David Thorndyke 27.18-Kent Nuhn 28.39-Dave Whitlock 29.50-Joey McColm 30.85-Michel Pilon-1 lap 31.40-Joey Hanssen-1 lap 32.49-Malcolm Strachan-1 lap 33.99-Derek White-1 lap 34.66-Robin Buck-23 laps (Did Not Start) D.J. Kennington-1-18 Andrew Ranger-19-23 1 Lead Change among 2 drivers Caution Flags: 0 for 0 laps Margin of Victory: 6.819 Seconds Time of Race: 53 Minutes and 48 Seconds D.J. Kennington leads the field to the Green Flag. Andrew Ranger passes D.J. Kennington for the lead on Lap 19. Andrew Ranger takes the Checkered Flag.
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