2016-07-18

TOYOTA DEMANDE À LESSARD D'ÊTRE À INDY

Louis Butcher du Journal de Montréal rapporte, dans un texte paru le 17 juillet 2016 http://www.journaldemontreal.com/2016/07/17/lessard-en-piste-a-indianapolis, que Raphaël Lessard, le jeune beauceron et actuel meneur au classement CARS Super Late Model Tour, sera en piste au Anderson Speedway pour une épreuve sanctionnée par la JEGS / CRA All Star Tour.

source: http://www.carsracingtour.com/standings/

OFFICIAL POINTS STANDINGS - AS OF 06/25/2016
POS.CAR #DRIVERCARS OWNERPOINTSBEHINDSTARTSPOLESWINSTOP 5'sTOP 10's
199Raphael LessardDavid Gilliland Racing14905 145
26Brandon SetzerDennis Setzer141-85  34
357Cole TimmMurray Timm139-105 134
317Quin HouffLFR Development Group139-105 125
554Matt CraigJeff Craig117-3241134
658Tyler AnkrumRick Ankrum104-455   2
716Lucas JonesWill Jones99-505    
856Gus DeanCharles Dean91-585   1
922Trevor NolesFat Head Racing86-6342 11
1025Stephen LeichtLee Faulk84-655    
1101Jake CrumHedgecock Racing82-674   2
1267Clay JonesCurtis Venable71-784   1
138Tate FoglemanJFCO67-824  11
1477Zane SmithGary Crooks65-843  11
1488Garrett JonesGarrett Motorsports LLC65-843   2
1649Jeff Batten 64-854    
1766Steve WallaceRusty Wallace Racing58-912  22
1812Harrison BurtonJeff Burton52-972   2
1845Joey MucciacciaroLFR Chassis52-973   1
2048Preston PeltierPreston Peltier51-982  12
2115FAJ FrankWalker Motorsports49-1002   2
2255Dalton SargeantBond Suss Racing39-1102  11
2331Kyle GrissomDanny Harrison39-1102   1
2451BChristopher BellKBM35-1141 111
2417BTanner BerryhillTB Racing35-11421   
2615Christian EckesJR Motorsports34-11511 11
2751Stephen NasseJeff Nasse32-1172    
2897Anthony AndersDavid Gilliland Racing30-1191  11
297Tyler ChurchTyler Church28-1212    
302Jared IrvanCoulter Motorsports27-1221   1
3155FKevin FloarsKevin Floars24-1252   1
3140Jeff FultzLFR Development Group24-1251   1
332Garrett ArcherCoulter Motorsports22-1271    
3497Nicole BeharDavid Gilliland Racing20-1292    
3440Tanner GrayLFR Development Group20-1291    
347KJody LavenderMickelson Motorsports20-1291    
378NJohn Hunter NemechekNemco Motorsports17-1321    
3798Alex GuenetteDavid Gilliland Racing17-1321    
3977Vinnie MillerGary Crooks12-1371    


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2016-07-17

Reprise du Langis Caron 150 : vendredi 22 juillet 2016



      Langis Caron 150    

Vendredi 22 juillet 2016

Ouverture Puits: 15h45

Ouverture estrades: 17h30

16h30Inspection 

17h30 : Pratique Sportsman Lucas oil

17h50: Pratique Sport Compactes Elite Oricom

18h00 : Pratique Semi Pro Garage Gilles Roy

18h10Pratique Sportsman Lucas oil

18h30Pratique Sport Compactes Elite Oricom

18h40Pratique Semi pro Garage Gilles Roy

18h50Fin des pratiques

18h50           PIT MEETING

 

PROGRAMME RÉGULIER

19H15 : Finale 1 juillet Semi-Pro Garage Gilles Roy (25 tours)

19h30: Qualifications Sportsman Lucas oïl (3 x 10 tours)

 

19h502 Qualifications S.C. Élite Oricom (10 tours)

20h05: Finale (B) (15 tours)

20h15Qualifications Semi Pro Élite Garage Gilles Roy (10 tours)

20h23 : Hommage et Présentation des pilotes

20h331e étape de 50 tours du Langis Caron 150

21h051e Finale Semi Pro Élite Garage Gilles Roy (25 tours)

21h20Finale 3e tranche Triple couronne SCÉ (50 tours)

21h402e étape de 50 tours du Langis Caron 150

22h102e Finale Semi Pro Garage Gilles Roy (25 tours)

22h30: 3e étape de 50 tours du Langis Caron 150

23h00: Podium

Horaire sujet a changements sans préavis.

 

Prix d'entrées:  

Estrade: 30$  (adulte)

0 a 17 ans : Gratuit dans les estrades

Entrée puits: 35$ (adulte)

Enfants puits : 5$ (pour tous)

Visite puits : 5$ (pour tous)


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Payea in Right Place at Right Time for Propane Plus 150 Win



Payea in Right Place at Right Time for Propane Plus 150 Win

 

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE                                                                             ACT071716-63

 

Seekonk, MA – Scott Payea was the last man standing on a wild night at Massachusetts' Seekonk Speedway on Saturday, July 16, taking the lead with three laps to go en route to his second American-Canadian Tour (ACT) win of the season in the Propane Plus 150.

 

Colchester, VT's Payea had run a distant second to Brad Babb for much of the second half of the event, but the 12th caution of the night for ACT Late Model Tour point leader Nick Sweet's spin on lap 141 set up a showdown between Babb, Payea, Eddie MacDonald, and Dillon Moltz. After Babb got off to a strong restart, Payea began inching back up on the outside as the laps wound down.

 

As Payea drew even with three laps remaining, MacDonald – who started last after arriving from Loudon's New Hampshire Motor Speedway shortly before the green flag – dove three-wide on the backstretch, and contact entering turn three allowed Payea to leap out to the top spot. MacDonald and Babb continued bumping and eventually ended up in the turn two wall to bring out the red flag with two laps to go. Payea then held off Moltz on the race's final restart for the victory.

 

Tiverton, RI's Ray Parent led the first 18 laps from the pole before Babb assumed the point for the first time. Joey Polewarczyk, Jr. followed Babb to the front, and the two engaged in a thrilling duel in the race's middle stages, swapping the lead multiple times and running side-by-side for extended periods following numerous cautions, including a red flag for Dylan Estrella's hard impact with the turn four wall on lap 47.

 

Babb finally gained control following a lap-79 caution, as Polewarczyk subsequently began to fade on the race's longest green-flag run. As Babb slowly drew away from the field, Payea, MacDonald, and Moltz put on their own battle for second, with MacDonald coming up on the outside of Payea when Sweet spun to set up the dramatic finish.

 

Moltz earned a season-best second-place finish, while Polewarczyk rebounded to finish third. Defending ACT Champion Wayne Helliwell, Jr. drove from the 19th starting position up to fourth, and local youngster Nicholas Johnson completed the top-five. Parent, Ryan Vanasse, Sweet, Bobby Therrien, and Mike Ziter rounded out the top-10.

 

William Wall, Vanasse, and Babb earned heat race wins. Rookie Devin O'Connell and Polewarczyk captured the consolation events.

 

The ACT Late Model Tour and Pro All Stars Series (PASS) head to N. Woodstock, NH's White Mountain Motorsports Park this Saturday, July 23 for their second doubleheader of the season. The "Showdown in the Mountains" features twin 150-lap events for both series along with White Mountain's regular weekly divisions. Post time is 5:00pm.

 

For more information contact the ACT offices at 802-244-6963media@acttour.com, or visit www.acttour.com.

 

ACT LATE MODEL TOUR

PROPANE PLUS 150

UNOFFICIAL RESULTS

Pos, Start Pos, Driver, Car #, Hometown, Laps 

  1. ( 6 ) Scott Payea ( 37VT ) , Miton, VT , 150 Laps
  2. ( 13 ) Dillon Moltz ( 5CT ) , Waterford, CT , 150 Laps
  3. ( 7 ) Joey Polewarczyk, Jr. ( 97NH ) , Hudson, NH , 150 Laps
  4. ( 19 ) Wayne Helliwell, Jr. ( 27NH ) , Dover, NH , 150 Laps
  5. ( 4 ) Nicholas Johnson ( 6MA ) , Rehoboth, MA , 150 Laps
  6. ( 1 ) Ray Parent ( 17RI ) , Tiverton, RI , 150 Laps
  7. ( 9 ) Ryan Vanasse ( 11RI ) , Warwick, RI , 150 Laps
  8. ( 16 ) Nick Sweet ( 40VT ) , Barre, VT , 150 Laps
  9. ( 3 ) Bobby Therrien ( 5VT ) , Hinesburg, VT , 150 Laps
  10. ( 10 ) Mike Ziter ( 54VT ) , Barre, VT , 150 Laps
  11. ( 26 ) Rich Dubeau ( 30NH ) , Lebanon, NH , 149 Laps
  12. ( 12 ) Nicholas Uhrig ( 11MA ) , Warwick, RI , 149 Laps
  13. ( 17 ) Brian Tagg ( 3MA ) , Oxford, MA , 149 Laps
  14. ( 20 ) Mark Hudson ( 82MA ) , Norton, MA , 149 Laps
  15. ( 25 ) Emily Packard ( 9ME ) , E. Montpelier, VT , 149 Laps
  16. ( 30 ) Eddie MacDonald ( 17MA ) , Rowley, MA , 148 Laps
  17. ( 5 ) Brad Babb ( 15NH ) , Windham, ME , 148 Laps
  18. ( 23 ) #Mark Jenison ( 22RI ) , Warwick, RI , 147 Laps
  19. ( 27 ) Ron Barbosa, Jr. ( 2RI ) , Warren, RI , 139 Laps
  20. ( 21 ) Jerry DeGasparre, Jr. ( 71RI ) , Pawtucket, RI , 103 Laps
  21. ( 8 ) William Wall ( 4MA ) , Shrewsbury, MA , 86 Laps
  22. ( 2 ) #Devin O'Connell ( 1VT ) , Madison, CT , 68 Laps
  23. ( 18 ) Brandon Atkins ( 4NY ) , AuSable Forks, NY , 68 Laps
  24. ( 15 ) #Ryan Olsen ( 61NH ) , N. Haverhill, NH , 68 Laps
  25. ( 14 ) Rowland Robinson, Jr. ( 28ME ) , Steuben, ME , 64 Laps
  26. ( 11 ) Derek Ramstrom ( 35MA ) , Worcester, MA , 49 Laps
  27. ( 22 ) Dylan Estrella ( 47MA ) , N. Attleboro, MA , 47 Laps
  28. ( 29 ) James Linardy ( 77MA ) , Somerville, MA , 36 Laps
  29. ( 28 ) Walter Sutcliffe ( 78CT ) , East Haven, CT , 24 Laps
  30. ( 24 ) Anthony Ryan, Jr. ( 2CT ) , Ridgefield, CT , 24 Laps

 

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Terry Wins 100-Lap Renegade Special

Terry Wins 100-Lap Renegade Special

Plattsburgh- The Jeffords Steel Renegades had the spotlight this past Saturday nightas they ran their longest distance race of the season, 100 laps. In addition, the Ernie's Discount Tools Sportsman Modifieds and Bush Beer Mini Mods ran twin features.
            The 100 lap Renegade feature was broken up into two 50 lap stanzas. At lap 50, a competition yellow would be thrown to allow teams to refuel there cars and make minimal adjustments to their cars. 
            Essex, NY driver, Josh Terry, picked up the checkerd flag in the 100 lap event, holding off Shawn Duquette on a lap-96 restart. Terry had been choosing the outside groove on previous restarts with Duquette along side, but on the final restart Terry elected to restart on the inside and he drove his way to victory.
            "The car was a little tight earlier in the second stanza so I needed to take the top on restarts, but it got better as the race went on," Terry said. "The car was so good at the final restart that the bottom was the best place to put the car for the restart."
            Duquette was able to hold onto second despite losing the brakes in the car around lap-80. Jason McClatchie, Michael Wright and Brent Jarvis completed the unofficial top-5.
            A green to checkered finish in the first Sportsman Modified feature helped Codie Aubin pull out to a sizeable lead and break his streak of bad luck, as Aubin picked up his first win of 2016. 
            "I can't thank my crew enough for the hard work they put in," Aubin said.
            Jamy Begor, Bucko Branham, Danny Sullivan and Timex Morgan completed the unofficial top-5.
            The second Sportsman Modified feature also ran green to checkered with Rico Hernandez leading the first 21 laps of the 25 lap feature. Begor showed great patience as he rode behind the Hernandez car for the better part of seven laps and was forced to pull the trigger when Sullivan pulled underneath Begor to vie for the second spot. Hernandez, in the lead, left a hole open down low for Sullivan to try and fill while Begor was rim riding, three-wide atop turns three and four. Begor worked around both cars and checked out in the final four laps.
            "My crew has been after me about sticking the car to the outside and going to the front," Begor said. "I can't thank my fine sponsors enough for the support they provide, it especially feels good to win on one of my sponsors nights (Jeffords Steel)."
            Sullivan, Nick Heywood, Branham and Hernandez completed the unofficial top-5.
            Dale O'Neil's winning streak was snapped in the Mini Mod division, as Pete Blaney was able to work the inside past Josh LaPorte was the race winning pass. O'Neil, LaPorte, Tim LaFountain and Tyler Irwin completed the unofficial top-5.
            O'Neil got back on track, scoring his seventh win of the second in feature two. LaPorte, Blaney, Irwin and LaFountain completed the unofficial top-5.
            Racing action comes to a halt for next week as we are off for the week of the Clinton County Fair. Stop by the Airborne Park Speedway booth and see us for an opportunity to win prizes and check out a couple cars. Racing action will resume at the speedway on July 30 for the Limited Late Model Canadian Invasion.

*Dave Brown photo*
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Peterborough Speedway’s Hot Summer

Peterborough Speedway's Hot Summer Schedule Gets Back on Track

By Jim Clarke, Clarke Motorsports Communications/First Draft Media

 

A week off – caused by an interruption due to Mother Nature – didn't deter fans at Canada's Toughest 3rd of a Mile Paved Oval. A strong crowd was on hand as the APC Pro Late Model tour joined the home track Battlefield Equipment Rental 4Fun, Trent Lakes Complete Plumbing Renegade Truck and Paul Davis Systems Thunder Car divisions – Saturday, July 16th – at Peterborough Speedway.

 

The night's feature events got rolling with a 20 lapper for the Paul Davis Systems Thunder Cars, with Tom Podd and Steve Mayhew on the front row. Kyle Donaldson – steering Howie Crowe's #28 – used the outside line at the drop of the green flag and was leading the pack by the time the lap counter showed 4 circuits complete. As the leader caught the tail-end of the field just past halfway, there were intense fights for position throughout the running order but no one had anything for Donaldson in the caution-free event. Nick Oram took the runner-up spot, with Bailey Jacobs – the day after his 19thbirthday – in 3rd. James Townsend and Rob Richards completed the top 5.

 

Stephen Bierworth and Chris Burrage brought the Trent Lakes Complete Plumbing Renegade Truck field to the Great Canadian RV green flag to kick-off their 15 lap 'A' main. Burrage took control, but a quick yellow flag slowed the pace with a single lap on the scoreboard. On the restart, Burrage – the current point leader – had defending track champion Jack Dallin on his tailgate, but he held-off the attack over the closing stages. Jordan Dallin, Stacy Bierworth and her father Stephen rounded-out the fast 5 finishers.

 

With 20 laps on the agenda, former Autumn Colours Classic Champion Griffin Powell and Jeremy Kelly paced the Battlefield Equipment Rental 4Fun squad from the staging area for their feature tilt. 2015 track champ Ryan Oosterholt took second from Kelly as the field scored the 6th circuit and just a lap later, Powell caught the backmarkers and began lapping the slower cars. The race's only yellow flag flew before the pack had crossed the line again and on the ensuing restart, Oosterholt took over the top position. Powell chased the #79 machine across the stripe, with Kelly, Sean Kennedy and Matthew Vanderbelt finishing the top 5 in the run-down.

 

In the tour's 5th event of the season, Shawn Chenoweth continued his Peterborough Speedway dominance, taking his 3rd straight win at the tight, tricky bullring on Mount Pleasant Road, west of the Liftlock City. Billy Schwartzenburg, Andrew Gressel, Jamie Cox and Josh Stade completed the top 5. Full details on the APC Pro Late Model event can be found on the series web-site,www.apcracingseries.com.

 

Earlier in the evening, Nick Oram and Kyle Donaldson each won a pair of Paul Davis Systems Thunder Car heat races, with current point leader Chris Burrage and Stephen Bierworth taking the Trent Lakes Complete Plumbing Renegade Truck qualifiers. Ryan Oosterholt, Kent Missons, Carson Hennessey and Shawn Solomon went to victory lane following the Battlefield Equipment Rental 4Fun preliminary rounds.

 

Bullring Bullet Points: The 50/50 draw paid almost $950 to Randy Mackin of Lindsay…James Townsend made his first start in a Thunder Car ride that the team acquired from the Luc Gignac team…Michael Shumilak made the 8-hour tow from Timmins, Ontario and finished 10th in the Thunder Car feature. It was the first time the driver had run an event without suffering a mechanical issue.

 

Action at Canada's Toughest 3rd of a Mile Paved Oval continues Saturday, July 23rd when Country 105 presents the Mid-Summer Bash. On track will feature the Jiffy Lube Mini Stocks, Trent Lakes Complete Plumbing Renegade Trucks, Paul Davis Systems Thunder Cars, Earl Ireland Auto Sales Late Models and Ontario Modifieds Racing Series. Pit gates open at 3:00, with the spectator grandstands unlocked at 5:00and qualifying heats beginning at 6:00.

 

Full schedule details – along with up to the minute news and results – are always available atwww.peterboroughspeedway.com, by liking the track on Facebook or following it on Twitter. You can also download the free Peterborough Speedway app on your Smartphone.

 

Photo attachment: Morgan Amber Photography

 

In a fill-in role, Kyle Donaldson (#28) steered his way to the Paul Davis Systems Thunder Car main event win – Saturday, July 16th – at Peterborough Speedway.

 

It was a tough fight, but current point leader Chris Burrage (#9) claimed the Trent Lakes Complete Plumbing Renegade Truck feature win – Saturday, July 16th – at Peterborough Speedway.

 

Defending track champion Ryan Oosterholt (#79) added another trophy to his growing collection with the Battlefield Equipment Rental 4Fun checkered flag – Saturday, July 16th – at Peterborough Speedway.

 

Shawn Chenoweth (centre) is joined by the 2nd and 3rd place finishers after winning the 100 lap APC Pro Late Model feature – Saturday, July 16th – at Peterborough Speedway.

 

Prepared by: Jim Clarke, Clarke Motorsports Communications/First Draft Media




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2016-07-16

Tagliani Triumphs in Toronto


Tagliani Triumphs in Toronto
Edges Ranger in Close Finish to Win Pinty's Grand Prix of Toronto

TORONTO, Ontario – Alex Tagliani knew holding off Andrew Ranger on a green-white-checkered finish was going to be tough in the closing laps of the Pinty's Grand Prix of Toronto – and the veteran was correct.

 

Tagliani edged Ranger by just .184 seconds to score the closest win in the history of the race held at Honda Indy Toronto. It was the second win of the season for Tagliani and fourth overall in his career.

 

Kevin Lacroix followed in third with L.P. Dumoulin and Kerry Micks rounding out the top five.

 

Ranger started from the E3 Spark Plugs pole and led the field to green before Daniel Morad dove to the inside pushing Ranger and Tagliani almost into the Turn 1 outside wall to take the lead.

 

Lacroix took advantage of the contact and quickly passed Morad in Turn 3 and remained out front for the first eight laps of the race until Ranger took the lead on Lap 9.

 

Morad, who was a last-minute replacement for Carlos de Quesada who was unable to compete due to health reasons, qualified third and led five laps.

 

NASCAR Next driver Gary Klutt finished sixth with Morad, Cayden Lapcevich, Peter Klutt and J.F. Dumoulin completing the top-10.

 

The race was slowed by just two cautions with Patrick Dussault getting knocked into the wall on Lap 30 to bring out the final caution of the day and set up the two-lap dash to the finish.

 

Ranger remains the points leader and now holds a 13-point margin over Lapcevich in the standings. Alex Labbe is third.

 

The Pinty's Grand Prix of Toronto will be broadcast on TSN on July 23 at 2:30 p.m. ET and Aug. 5 on RDS at 10 p.m.

 

The NASCAR Pinty's Series will now head west for its annual doubleheader over a span of five days.

 

Edmonton International Raceway will host the Edmonton Has New Energy 300 on Saturday, July 23while Wyant Group Raceway in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan will host the Saskatoon 250 on Wednesday, July 27.

 

Tim Southers
NASCAR Integrated Marketing Communications

 

NASCAR Pinty's Series-Pinty's Grand Prix of Toronto Results
Monday
At Honda Indy Toronto
Toronto, Ontario
Lap length: 1.755 miles
(Start position in parentheses)
1. (2) Alex Tagliani, Lachenaie, Que., Chevrolet, 37 laps, 63.146 mph.
2. (1) Andrew Ranger, Roxton Pond, Que., Dodge, 37.
3. (4) Kevin Lacroix, Saint-Eustache, Que., Dodge, 37.
4. (7) L.P. Dumoulin, Trois-Rivieres, Que., Dodge, 37.
5. (9) Kerry Micks, Mount Albert, Ont., Ford, 37.
6. (13) Gary Klutt, Halton Hills, Ont., Dodge, 37.
7. (3) Daniel Morad, Toronto, Ont, Dodge, 37.
8. (16) Cayden Lapcevich, Grimsby, Ont., Dodge, 37.
9. (14) Peter Klutt, Halton Hills, Ont., Chevrolet, 37.
10. (8) J.F. Dumoulin, Trois-Rivieres, Que., Dodge, 37.
11. (10) Jason Hathaway, St. Thomas, Ont., Chevrolet, 37.
12. (6) Alex Labbe, Victoriaville, Que., Ford, 37.
13. (17) Matthew Scannell, Rockwood, Ont., Dodge, 37.
14. (23) Bryan Cathcart, Peterborough, Ont., Chevrolet, 37.
15. (20) Jason White, Sun Peaks, B.C., Chevrolet, 37.
16. (22) Josh Collins, Placentia, NL, Ford, 36.
17. (26) Adam Martin, Ayr, Ont., Ford, 36.
18. (24) David Thorndyke, Oshawa, Ont., Chevrolet, 36.
19. (21) Brett Taylor, Calgary, Alta., Dodge, 32.
20. (5) Patrick Dussault, Lorraine, Que., Dodge, 29, off track.
21. (18) Kevin Poitras, Newcastle, Ont., Ford, 29, off track.
22. (15) Robin Buck, Campbellville, Ont., Dodge, 28, steering.
23. (19) John Farrano, Toronto, Ont., Dodge, 11, transmission.
24. (25) Larry Jackson, Oakville, Ont., Dodge, 10, off track.
25. (12) D.J. Kennington, St. Thomas, Ont., Dodge, 6, off track.
26. (11) Anthony Simone, Aurora, Ont., Dodge, 3, off track.

 

Race Statistics
Time of Race: 1 hour 1 minute 42 seconds
Margin of Victory: .184 seconds
Fastest Qualifier: A.Ranger (81.091 mph, 77.912 seconds)
Caution Flags: 2 for 8 laps.
Lead Changes: 3 among 4 drivers.
Lap Leaders: K. Lacroix 1-8; A. Ranger 9-19; D. Morad 20-24; A. Tagliani 25-37.
Standings: 1. A. Ranger, 211; 2. C. Lapcevich, 198; 3. A. Labbe, 193; 4. K. Lacroix, 181; 5. A. Tagliani, 175; 6. D. Kennington, 173; 7. G. Klutt, 171; 8. L. Dumoulin, 168; 9. J. Hathaway, 157; 10. L. Jackson, 151.



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2016-07-15

LANGIS CARON 150 prévu le vendredi 15 juillet au DIMANCHE 17 JUILLET

Suite à une réunion du Conseil d'administration de l'Autodrome Chaudière et ayant deux pistes régionales en Beauce, la direction a pris la décision de remettre le programme du LANGIS CARON 150 prévu le vendredi 15 juillet au DIMANCHE 17 JUILLET.

Je vous transmet donc la nouvelle horaire pour la journée de dimanche;

Langis Caron 150

NOUVELLE DATE : Dimanche le 17 juillet

Ouverture Puits: 9h00
Ouverture estrades: 11h00
10h00 : Inspection 
11h00 : Pratique Sportsman Lucas oil
11h20 : Pratique Sport Compactes Elite Oricom
11h30 : Pratique Semi Pro Garage Gilles Roy
11h40 : Pratique Sportsman Lucas oil
12h00 : Pratique Sport Compactes Elite Oricom
12h10 : Pratique Semi pro Garage Gilles Roy
12h20 : Fin des pratiques
12h30 : PIT MEETING

PROGRAMME RÉGULIER
12H50 : Finale 1 juillet Semi-Pro Garage Gilles Roy (25 tours)
13h05 : Qualifications Sportsman Lucas oïl (3 x 10 tours)
13h25 : 2 Qualifications S.C. Élite Oricom (10 tours)
13h40 : Finale (B) (15 tours)
13h55 : Qualifications Semi Pro Élite Garage Gilles Roy (10 tours)
14h05 : Hommage et Présentation des pilotes
14h15 : 1e étape de 50 tours du Langis Caron 150
14h55 : 1e Finale Semi Pro Élite Garage Gilles Roy (25 tours)
15h10 : Finale 3e tranche Triple couronne SCÉ (50 tours)
15h30 : 2e étape de 50 tours du Langis Caron 150
16h10 : 2e Finale Semi Pro Garage Gilles Roy (25 tours)
16h25 : 3e étape de 50 tours du Langis Caron 150
17h15 : Podium

Horaire sujet a changements sans préavis.
Prix d'entrées: 
Estrade: 30$ (adulte)
0 a 17 ans : Gratuit dans les estrades
Entrée puits: 35$ (adulte)
Enfants puits : 5$ (pour tous)
Visite puits : 5$ (pour tous)







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Langis Caron 150 - reportée à samedi

Après consultation des radars météos, la décision a été prise par la direction de reporter le programme puisque plusieurs cellules orageuses se dessinent pour cette pm et le début de la soirée. 

 

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2016-07-14

Analyzing the United Site Services 70 at NHMS


K&N Pro Series East Stat Advance: New Hampshire

Analyzing the United Site Services 70 at NHMS

 

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (July 13, 2016) — The NASCAR K&N Pro Series East heads to back to the track that has hosted the division more times than any other track in series history when it rolls into New Hampshire Motor Speedway in Loudon, New Hampshire, for the United Site Services 70 on Saturday. Below is a look at the race itself and some of the selected participants.

 

United Site Services Race Setup: 
This marks the K&N Pro Series East's only visit to New Hampshire Motor Speedway in 2016. Once again, the race is a companion event to the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series New England 300.
Justin Haley, who picked up his second win of the season in the most recent race at Columbus Motor Speedway, holds a 40-point lead atop the series standings over Noah Gragson.

 

At New Hampshire Motor Speedway:
History:

• The track opened in 1990 on the site of the old Briar Motorsports Park road course and immediately became New England's largest sports facility of any kind. Measuring 1.058 miles in length, it is the largest speedway in the region, and with seating for nearly 100,00 people, it has the largest capacity of any venue.
• Tommy Ellis won the first NASCAR-sanctioned race held at New Hampshire, winning a 300-lap combination event involving both the NASCAR Xfinity Series and NASCAR K&N Pro Series East.
• NHMS has hosted 69 previous NASCAR K&N Pro Series East events. The track plays host to two NASCAR Sprint Cup Series races each season.

 

Notebook:
• The list of winners at New Hampshire is a virtual who's who of NASCAR K&N East Pro Series competition, including Daytona 500 champion Joey Logano, current NASCAR Sprint Cup Series competitors Martin Truex Jr. and Kyle Larson, current NASCAR Camping World Truck Series point leader William Byron, four-time series champion and NASCAR Xfinity Series race winner Andy Santerre, and multi-time series champions Mike Stefanik, Jamie Aube, Brad Leighton and Mike Olsen.
• There have been 29 different winners in K&N Pro Series competition at NHMS, including active driver Eddie MacDonald with three wins.

 

New Hampshire Data:
Race: #9 of 14 overall
Race Date: Saturday, July 16 at 6:45 p.m. ET
Track Layout: 1.058-mile semi-banked paved oval
Banking/Turns: 7 degrees (turns), 2 degrees (straightaways)
Race Length: 70 laps (74 miles)

 

Qualifying/Race Data:
2015 Winner: William Byron
2015 Pole Sitter: William Byron
1-lap Qualifying Record: Ben Rhodes, 128.580 mph (29.622 seconds, July 2014)
70-lap Race Record: 102.861 mph (William Byron, 2015)

 

Selected Driver Highlights:
Kyle Benjamin (No. 40 FEVR Chevrolet)

• Heads into the weekend ranked third in the standings with four top fives and five top 10s in eight races.
• Has made two career starts at New Hampshire with a best finish of 11th in 2014.\
• Has one career win in the series, at Bristol last season.
• Is a NASCAR Next alumnus.

 

Spencer Davis (No. 41 Ruud.com Chevrolet)
• Is fourth in the standings with five top-five finishes in eight starts.
• Earned his first career win at Dominion Raceway.
• Finished sixth last season at NHMS in his only career start at the track.
• Is a member of the 2016-17 NASCAR Next class.

 

Tyler Dippel (No. 38 East West Marine/TyCar Chevrolet)
• Is ranked sixth in the K&N Pro Series East standings with one win, one top five and three top 10s through eight races.
• Won at Mobile in only his second career series start. 
• Is a member of the 2016-17 NASCAR Next class.

 

Noah Gragson (No. 55 AlertID/Speed Vegas/Colliers International Ford)
• Heads into the weekend ranked second in the standings with three top five finishes in eight races, leaping three spots in the last two starts.
• Won his first career K&N Pro Series East race at Stafford Motor Speedway in June.
• The Las Vegas native finished second in the NASCAR K&N Pro Series West standings in 2015 with two wins and 7 top fives in 13 races.
• Is a member of the 2016-17 NASCAR Next class.

 

Todd Gilliland (No. 16 Fire Alarm Services Toyota)
• Currently sits second in the NASCAR K&N Pro Series West standings with three wins through seven races.
• Has made four K&N Pro Series East starts this season, including a win in the season opener at New Smyrna Speedway in February.
• Is making his first career start at New Hampshire.

 

Kaz Grala (No. 3 NETTTS Toyota)
• Has started six races this season with three top fives and four top 10s.
• Has two career starts at NHMS with a best finish of third in this race in 2015.

 

Justin Haley (No. 5 Braun Auto Chevrolet)
• Has two wins this season and leads the series standings with seven top fives and eight top 10s in eight races.
• Finished eighth In his one career start at New Hampshire last season.

 

Corey LaJoie (No. 41 Chevrolet)
• Making his first series start of the season.
• Finished second in the 2012 final standings with five wins and 10 top fives in 14 races that season.
• Posted a career-best NHMS finish of second in his most recent start at the track in 2012.

 

Eddie MacDonald (No. 71 Grimm Racing Chevrolet)
• Is the active career win leader at New Hampshire with three victories, including a season sweep of a pair of races in 2008.
• Has seven career K&N Pro Series East wins and was the championship runner-up in 2009.
• Finished eighth at Bristol and 13th at Stafford in his only two series starts this season.

 

Austin Theriault (No. 1 Hattori Racing Toyota)
• Is fifth in the standings with four top fives and four top 10s through eight races.
• Finished a career best second at Columbus Motor Speedway in the series' most recent event.
• Finished 19th in his only career start at New Hampshire, in 2012.

 

Up To Speed:
• The 2016 season is the 30th for the NASCAR K&N Pro Series East.
• The 2016 schedule features 14 races at 13 different tracks across the United States.
• Third-generation driver Todd Gilliland earned his first NASCAR K&N Pro Series East victory in his series debut at New Smyrna (Fla.) Speedway.
• Tyler Dippel collected his first series win in just his second series start at Mobile (Ala.) International Speedway.
• Justin Haley recorded his first K&N East win at Greenville (S.C.) Pickens Speedway after leading a total of 28 laps, following that effort with his second win at Columbus Motor Speedway in the series' most recent race.
• Chad Finchum earned his first series victory at Tennessee's Bristol Motor Speedway.
• Austin Cindric kept the new winner trend going winning the Biscuitville 125 at Virginia International Raceway.
• There have been seven first-time winners through eight races this season.

 

Contact:
Jason Christley
NASCAR Integrated Marketing Communications


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