2010-07-25

Delaware Results - July 23 recap and results (photos sent separately)

DEFENDING LATE MODEL CHAMP EARNS TWO TRIPS TO THE PODIUM IN HIS FIRST RETURN AFTER BACK INJURY!

Winners: Steve Robblee, Andrew Gresel, Paul Shipway, Jeff Showler

 

July 23, 2010 (London, Ontario)  Mother Nature threatened but the fans stayed with us through a 40 minute rain delay and were rewarded with an exciting night of racing on Coca-Cola night.

 

It was a triumphant start to Steve Robblee's return.  After he won the pole with a time trial lap of 18.974, the defending Late Model champ told us his back was feeling a lot better and that the 28's seat held him in and offered support during the race. 

During the first NASCAR Late Model feature, Robblee gained a half-straightaway lead on Scott Lindsay (20) who was quickly overtaken by Ron Sheridan (52).  Lindsay turned on the heat to regain his lost second spot but he never did manage to do it.

The first caution came at lap 13 as David Elliot (37) went for a spin.  Elliot brought the car in to pit for a sway bar adjustment.  The 69 of Lloyd Rawlings also came in to pit, but it was unrelated.

On the restart, Doug Stewart (2) got caught up as someone hit the brakes and there was a chain reaction.  Stewart took some front end damage when he ran into Jay Doer driving Jay Christie's #5.  It's just another in a string of mishaps for the teacher's #2 this season. 

At lap 19, David Elliot (37) and Shawn Thompson (72) connected in some tight racing on the back straightaway.  Whitworth Towing took Elliot's car in and Thompson went back out to finish.

A lap later a crash on turns three and four brought Whitworth and the safety crews out again.  Matt Pritiko (21) appeared to have been running a bit low and started to spin. , Gord Shepherd (10X) ran into him and, Jamie Grover (33),  Andrew Gresel (81) and Marc Jacobs also spun.  The right hand side of Shepherd's car was torn off.  Pritiko's back end was crunched.  Some hastily applied duct tape and Pritiko was able to get back out before the green flag.  Stewart also rejoined the race at this time.  (Shepherd was able to make it out to start the second NASCAR Late Model feature but pulled back into the pits early on.)

Another caution at lap 22 as Lloyd Rawlings (69) spun on turn two.    They say cautions breed cautions and at lap 23 another caution was born as Shawn Thompson's 72 spun on turns three and four.

Robblee held on through it all and took the win.  Ron Sheridan was second and Scott Lindsay third.  Mathew Box was fourth; Jamie Ramsay, fifth. 

In the second NASCAR Late Model feature, Andrew Gresel (81)kept onto the lead from the green flag through the first caution at lap five, for a spin by the 33 of Jamie Grover.  

By lap eight, Steve Robblee was making a hard run, seemingly out of nowhere, and landed in second.  Gresel had a healthy lead on the rest of the pack but lap by lap Robblee chipped away at it.

Meantime, it was Sheridan and Lindsay battling again – this time for the right to hold fourth place, which Lindsay had and Sheridan wanted.

At lap 17, on Gresel's bumper, Robblee caused a gasp in the crowd with a wobble at turn one but he held on and kept up his assault on the 81.  But the 28 just didn't have enough for the 81 and Andrew Gresel held Robblee off for his first ever win at Delaware Speedway.  Robblee had to settle for second.  Jamie Ramsay landed in third and Ron Sheridan fourth.  Fifth place went to Matt Box (27).

Powerade Modifieds had three leaders, no cautions and Paul Shipway (88) who was fifth in points heading into the night, rode to victory lane.  Shipway took the lead from Stephen Richmond (24) at lap two who had taken it almost immediately from pole-sitter Tony Viera (6).

Shipway was followed by Jamie Cox (3) and Justin Demelo (82). 

The best line of the night came from 4th place finisher Barry Newman (1), commenting on how spread out the lead cars were.  Newman said he was so far behind he thought he was winning!

The first half of the Demar Aggregates Trucks feature had three different leaders.  The last half had just one, Jeff Showler (56) who took the checkered flag.

Mickey Brydges (17) had the pole for this caution-free 25 truck lap race.  At lap 3 he was overtaken by Mark O'Connor, driving the #7 of Derek Clark.  Chad Rijnen led laps five through thirteen before Showler took it over.  Points leader and defending champion Paul Fothergill made his move into the top five by the race's halfway mark and fifth is where he would stay.

With Showler  (56) expanding his lead over Rijnen (16), the battle was on for third with former points leader Gary Adriaensen (55) occupying the spot and Michelle Koricina (99) wanting it badly. In the next lap Adriaensen solidified his place as Koricina slid back a few positions. She finished 6th.

Showler rode to Victory Lane along with Rijnen in second place and Gary Adriaensen, third.

            Tickets are now on sale online for The Delaware Classic – August 6 & 7 - the only Canadian stop for ISMA this year!  Buy your tickets online before the end of July and get great discounts. Weekend passes are 25% off.

            Next Friday night's action is sponsored by Exeter Toyota.  It includes the NASCAR Late Models, Delaware Super Stocks, Demar Aggregates Trucks and Transmission Direct Enduro.

 

Late Model Time Trials

1.            28                           Steve Robblee                  Dorchester

2.            20                           Scott Lindsay                      St. Marys

3.            52                           Ron Sheridan                     Mt. Brydges

4.            22                           Jamie Ramsay                    London

5.            81                           Andrew Gresel                 Hepworth

6.            21                           Matt Pritiko                        London

7.            37                           David Elliott                        Acton

8.            5                              Jay Doerr                             Lasalle

9.            10x                         Gord Shepherd                 Hawkestone

10.          46                           Kris Martin                          London

11.          14                           Rick Emery                          Ruscom

12.          51                           Matt Robblee                    Dorchester

13.          2                              Doug Stewart                    London

14.          72                           Shawn Thompson                            Ailsa Craig

15.          27                           Mat Box                                               Mississauga

16.          8                              Marc Jacobs                       London

17.          69                           Lloyd Rawlings                   Windsor

18.          33                           Jamie Grover                     Glencoe

 

Truck Heat #1

1.            57                           Gary Triska                          Straffordville

2.            3                              Shae Gemmell                  Dorchester

3.            16                           Chad Rijnen                        London

4.            93                           Matt Korcina                      Ailsa Craig

5.            7                              Scott O'Connor                 Strathroy

6.            17                           Mickey Brydges                                London

7.            9                              Michael Thompson         Dorchester

 

Truck Heat #2

1.            56                           Jeff Showler                       Mt. Elgin

2.            33                           Paul Fothergill                   London

3.            00                           Shawn Johns                      St. Marys

4.            55                           Gary Adriaensen                              London

5.            99                           Michelle Korcina               Ailsa Craig

6.            75                           Jordan Dupuis                   Lasalle

7.            77                           Tom Zagarodny                 London

8.            82                           Steve McCaw                    Komoka

9.            01                           Devon Bloemendal         Delaware

 

Modified Heat #1

1.            82                           Justin Demelo                   London

2.            54                           Darrell Limon                     Watford

3.            24                           Stephen Richmond         Appin

4.            6                              Tony Viera                          London

 

Modified Heat #2

1.            88                           Paul Shipway                     London

2.            1                              Barry Newman                  Springfield

3.            3                              Jamie Cox                            Dorchester

4.            39                           David McCullough            Glencoe

5.            38                           Tyler Hendricks                 Pain Court

 

Late Model Feature #1

1.            28                           Steve Robblee                  Dorchester

2.            52                           Ron Sheridan                     Mt. Brydges

3.            20                           Scott Lindsay                      St. Marys

4.            27                           Mat Box                                               Mississauga

5.            22                           Jamie Ramsay                    London

6.            14                           Rick Emery                          Ruscom

7.            5                              Jay Doerr                             Lasalle

8.            51                           Matt Robblee                    Dorchester

9.            81                           Andrew Gresel                 Hepworth

10.          8                              Marc Jacobs                       London

11.          72                           Shawn Thompson                            Ailsa Craig

12.          69                           Lloyd Rawlings                   Windsor

13.          21                           Matt Pritiko                        London

14.          33                           Jamie Grover                     Glencoe

15.          2                              Doug Stewart                    London

16.          10x                         Gord Shepherd                 Hawkestone

17.          37                           David Elliott                        Acton

18.          46                           Kris Martin                          London

 

Truck Feature

1.            56                           Jeff Showler                       Mt. Elgin

2.            16                           Chad Rijnen                        London

3.            55                           Gary Adriaensen                              London

4.            01                           Devon Bloemendal         Delaware

5.            33                           Paul Fothergill                   London

6.            99                           Michelle Korcina               Ailsa Craig

7.            7                              Scott O'Connor                 Strathroy

8.            75                           Jordan Dupuis                   Lasalle

9.            3                              Shae Gemmell                  Dorchester

10.          82                           Steve McCaw                    Komoka

11.          00                           Shawn Johns                      St. Marys

12.          77                           Tom Zagarodny                 London

13.          57                           Gary Triska                          Straffordville

14.          93                           Matt Korcina                      Ailsa Craig

15.          9                              Randy Thompson                             Dorchester

16.          17                           Mickey Brydges                                London

 

Modified Feature

1.            88                           Paul Shipway                     London

2.            3                              Jamie Cox                            Dorchester

3.            82                           Justin Demelo                   London

4.            1                              Barry Newman                  Springfield

5.            24                           Stephen Richmond         Appin

6.            54                           Darrell Limon                     Watford

7.            39                           David McCullough            Glencoe

8.            38                           Tyler Hendricks                 Pain Court

9.            6                              Tony Viera                          London

 

Late Model Feature #2

1.            81                           Andrew Gresel                 Hepworth

2.            28                           Steve Robblee                  Dorchester

3.            22                           Jamie Ramsay                    London

4.            52                           Ron Sheridan                     Mt. Brydges

5.            27                           Mat Box                                               Mississauga

6.            20                           Scott Lindsay                      St. Marys

7.            21                           Matt Pritiko                        London

8.            5                              Jay Doerr                             Lasalle

9.            51                           Matt Robblee                    Dorchester

10.          14                           Rick Emery                          Ruscom

11.          72                           Shawn Thompson                            Ailsa Craig

12.          46                           Kris Martin                          London

13.          8                              Marc Jacobs                       London

14.          2                              Doug Stewart                    London

15.          69                           Lloyd Rawlings                   Windsor

16.          37                           David Elliott                        Acton

17.          33                           Jamie Grover                     Glencoe

18.          10x                         Gord Shepherd                 Hawkestone

 

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FW: PASS North/National news: Thompson International Speedway race report

Ben Rowe rumbles to PASS North win at Thompson

NAPLES ME (7/23) Ben Rowe found a way to get around Preston Peltier with four laps to go in Thursday night’s Thompson (CT) International Speedway Pro All Stars Series (PASS) North super late model feature to capture the victory in race number three of the 2010 PASS National Championship Series.  PASS South and National point leader Peltier settled for second after leading most of the seventy five lap sprint and PASS North point leader Johnny Clark claimed third.  Jay Fogleman and Lonnie Sommerville raced home fourth and fifth.

 

The win was Rowe’s second of 2010 and first National Championship win of the season. With both PASS North and National points on the line, Rowe edged a few markers closer to Johnny Clark in their battle for an unprecedented fifth PASS North title.

Alan Tardiff and Peltier led the field to the green and Peltier quickly established himself at the front of the field. Early on it was Peltier, defending race winner Derek Ramstrom, Fogleman, Kelly Moore and Tardiff battling for position at the front. Ben Rowe and Johnny Clark have both earned PASS North feature wins in 2010 and series rules require that they start outside the top ten.The pair had to work their way through the field if they were going to contend and  It didn’t take the two long to crack the top five. Rowe made his move past Clark on a lap 32 restart and the pair took the battle to the two southern invaders.

That restart was Fogleman’s cue to challenge Peltier for the lead and the pair battled tooth and nail lap after lap.Fogleman managed to get the nose out front on several occasions before settling back into second. The front four were racing nose to tail, putting on the kind of show that only super late models can. Rowe made his move on Fogleman with thirteen remaining when Fogleman kissed the backstretch wall trying to keep the 48 behind him. Rowe set his sights on Peltier and looked high and low for ten laps before he was able to make his move   Behind the front two Peltier and Clark were having a torrid battle for third,. Clark prevailed on lap seventy to capture the final spot on the podium.

Several potential contenders succumbed to mechanical issues. Derek Ramstrom lost his brakes and slapped the turn two wall, ending his bid for two straight PASS wins at Thompson. Ted Christopher, early front runner Kelly Moore, pole sitter  Alan Tardiff  and Steve Legendre were all behind the wall before the half-way mark.

 

Eleven cars completed all seventy-five laps in a race slowed by two cautions. Tardiff and Peltier won their respective qualifying races.

The PASS North super late  models and PASS Mods travel to Groveton New Hampshire’s Riverside Speedway for Summer fest 2010 on Saturday July 31st. Round number four of the PASS National Championship series  is  scheduled for Beech Ridge Motor Speedway on September 11 and 12.

PASS South heads for the Volunteer State on Saturday August 7th for the Daniel Boone Classic. Check out the PASS web site for details on both events; the address is www.proallstarsseries.com .

 

Feature Reslults – PASS North 75 – PASS National Championship Series Round 3 - Thompson International Speedway – Thompson CT  July 22 2010

1  48 - Ben Rowe 2  26 - Preston Peltier 3  54 - Johnny Clark 4  4 - Jay Fogleman 5   23 - Lonnie Sommerville 6  2 - Mike Rowe 7  44 - Trevor Sanborn  8  8 - Cassius Clark 9  85 - Nick Ribbe 10  60 - DJ Shaw 11  1 - Randy Turner 12 33 - RIchie Dearborn 13  7 - Donnie Whitten 14  75 - Gary Smith 15  47 - Kelley Moore 16  88 - Alan Tardiff 17  35 - Derek Ramstrom 18  0 - Dennis Maxfield 19 17A - Scott Alexander 20  97 - Walt Hammond 21- 20 - Steven Legendre 22  80 - Ted Christopher  DNS 48X Larry Gelinas , 73 Joey Doiron

 

 

 

 

 


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ACT Results - Joey Polewarczyk, Jr. Earns Ford First ACT Tour Win

Joey Polewarczyk, Jr. Earns Ford First ACT Tour Win

 

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE                                                                                ACT-072410

 

Scarborough, ME - Hudson, NH’s Joey “Pole” Polewarczyk, Jr. earned Ford its first ACT Late Model Tour win at Beech Ridge Motor Speedway in Scarborough, ME on Saturday, July 24. Pole moved from his fourth starting position to take the lead on lap 14. He held the lead and lapped the majority of the field until lap 83.

 

 

On the lap 83 restart Pole lost the lead to Farmington, ME’s Jeff Taylor, who also competes with a Ford crate engine. Taylor held onto the lead for 13 laps before Pole took back over for good. Taylor remained in second until he blew a tire with just under 20 laps remaining.

 

Pole held off rookie, and fellow Ford crate motor competitor, Austin Theriault who picked up his best career ACT finish with a second. Tim Brackett took third, Corey Morgan fourth and John Donahue with another Ford earned fifth.

 

Current point leader Brian Hoar took sixth, Eric Williams seventh, Brent Dragon eighth, Dave Paya ninth and Brad Babb rounded out the top ten.

 

The top ten were the only cars to complete all 150 laps. The race was completed in one hour and fourteen minutes with six cautions.

 

Joey Pole becomes the eighth driver to earn an invitation to the second annual ACT Invitational at New Hampshire Motor Speedway on Saturday, September 18. He joins Nick Sweet, Eddie MacDonald, Brian Hoar, Dave Pembroke, Miles Chipman, Karl Allard and Patrick Laperle on the invite list. He is the first Ford driver to earn an invite.

 

The ACT Late Model Tour will be back in action this Friday, July 30 at Twin State Speedway in Claremont, NH for a 100 lap event.

 

ACT Late Model Tour

Beech Ridge Motor Speedway

Saturday, July 24, 2010

Unofficial Results

 

Pos     Start Pos       Car #   Driver                                   Hometown               Laps

1                4                97NH    Joey Polewarczyk, Jr.        Hudson, NH              150

2              22                57ME    #Austin Theriault               Fort Kent, ME            150

3              11                60ME    Tim Brackett                        Buckfield, ME           150

4                2                26ME    Corey Morgan                     Lewiston, ME            150

5              18                26VT     John Donahue                   Graniteville, VT         150

6                3                37VT     Brian Hoar                           Williston, VT              150

7              20                7VT       Eric Williams                       Hyde Park, VT          150

8                5                55VT     Brent Dragon                      Milton, VT                  150

9              27                72VT     #Dave Paya                        Milton, VT                  150

10              8                4ME      #Bradley Babb                    Windham, ME          150

11            14                24NH    Jeff Labrecque                   Rochester, NH          149

12            23                03ME    Travis Adams                      Canton, ME               149

13            24                3ME      Dennis Spencer, Jr.          Oxford, ME                149

14            12                94ME    Shawn Martin                     Turner, ME                149

15              6                15ME    Ben Ashline                                    Pittston, ME               148

16            26                05VT     Craig Bushey                     Cambridge, VT         148

17            28                0ME      Bill Whorff, Jr.                     Topsham, ME           148

18            25                41VT     Pete Potvin III                     Graniteville, VT         148

19              7                15ON    Derek Lynch                       Warkworth, ON         147

20            33                15VT     Joey Laquerre                    E. Montpelier, VT     147

21            29                40VT     Scott Payea                         Milton, VT                  143

22            10                88ME    Jeff Taylor                           Farmington, ME       131

23            21                02NH    Randy Potter                       Groveton, NH            104

24              1                2MA      JR Baril                                Haverhill, MA                          89

25            13                51ME    Ricky Rolfe                         Albany TWP, ME        88

26            19                77NH    Mark Hayward                    Newport, NH               88

27            16                7ME      Glen Luce                           Turner, ME                  82

28            30                09ME    Gregory Peters                   Westbrook, ME           76

29              9                16NY    Mark Lamberton                 Mooers Forks, NY      76

30            17                71NH    Scott Dragon                       Milton, VT                    70

31            15                4NH      #Chris Riendeau               Ascutney, VT                          70

32             31               5ME      Dale Verrill                          South Paris, ME         69

33             32               42MA    Jeff Zuidema                      N.Brookfield, MA        68

 

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ASE NEWS - Une autre soirée réussie à l'ASE

Communiqué de presse

 

« Pour publication immédiate »

 

Samedi soir  à l'autodrome de St-Eustache…

 

Une autre « soirée spéciale vacances» réussie !

 

ST-EUSTACHE – Tout comme mardi soir dernier lors de la présentation de la première des « soirées spéciales vacances » l'action n'a pas manqué à l'autodrome de St-Eustache samedi alors que malgré un ciel chargé de nuages une excellente foule s'est présentée alors qu'on offrait une finale de 150 tours dans la compétitive classe Sport Compact NASCAR Lucas Oil avec la participation de 29 pilotes.

 

« Fidèles à leur réputation,  ces pilotes nous ont offert un spectacle relevé lors de cette finale de 150 tours, » précise Yves Ladouceur le directeur courses à l'autodrome.

 

La soirée a commencé avec les victoires de Stéphane Gendron, Dave Taylor et Steve Ladouceur lors des qualifications.

 

Mais c'est Claude Salois qui a hérité de la position de commande suite à l'inversion des six premières positions question d'ajouter de l'intérêt pour le déroulement de cette finale de 150 tours très attendue.

 

Mais dès le sixième passage Stéphane Gauvreau lui a ravi la position de leader, avant de céder à son tour au 36e passage alors que Steve Ladouceur l'a remplacé à cette position pour les 40 tours suivants.

 

Spécialiste des courses de longue haleine dans cette classe, le champion Robin Harrisson a profité d'une relance pour devancer Steve Ladouceur et il a filé vers la victoire, assortie de la bourse de 1 000 dollars.

 

Double vainqueur mardi dernier Marc-Antoine Demers a pris la troisième marche du podium alors qu'il n'a jamais pu devancer Steve Ladouceur. Dominic Jacques et Stéphane Gauvreau ont complété le top 5 de cette épreuve qui a été ponctuée de seulement deux ralentissements pour un total de 11 tours.

 

Fin d'une domination

 

Lors des premières épreuves de la saison dans la série de camionnettes Procam Cummins, Martin Goulet Sr avait imposé sa domination en remportant toutes les finales, mais samedi soir ce dernier a été obligé de se retirer après seulement cinq tours à la suite d'un accrochage.

 

Cela a ouvert la porte aux 14 autres pilotes présents. Maxime Pelletier, le héros de la soirée de mardi en Sportsman NASCAR Ippersiel, en a profité pour s'imposer dans cette discipline avec une victoire acquise devant Yannick Mathieu, Thierry Faubert, Sylvain Talbot et Élie Arsenault.

 

La finale de la classe Production ANCA Centre Chiniara/SN a aussi été intéressante avec la belle participation de 18 voitures.

 

Il y a eu des affrontements virils et le tout s'est soldé par la victoire de l'excellent Steve Lagacé qui a eu le dessus sur Paul Chagnon, Régis Huet, François Bouvrette et Patrick Leporé.

 

Ce dernier avec un peu plus de patience aurait pu éviter une fausse manœuvre qui l'a relayée en dernière position suite à un accrochage avec Paul Chagnon. Malgré une remontée spectaculaire, il n'a pu faire mieux qu'une 5e position.

 

On a complété la soirée avec la présentation de la finale de 50 tours en Challenge 4 ANCA Meilleur Ramoneur avec la participation de 29 pilotes. C'est finalement Dominic Belisle qui a remporté la victoire en croisant la ligne d'arrivée devant Yann Perreault, Tommy Pizzeria, Karol Thibodeau et Pierre Duguay.

 

L'action reprendra dès samedi soir sur l'ovale de l'autodrome St-Eustache avec la présentation de la deuxième course de la saison du championnat ACT Castrol Edge avec la présence assurée du favori Patrick Laperle.

 

Il y aura également le retour des compétiteurs de la série Sportsman NASCAR Ippersiel pour la présentation de deux finales en plus des compétiteurs en Sport Compact NASCAR Lucas Oil.

 

Une autre soirée qui promet beaucoup d'action.

 

Source : Autodrome St-Eustache (450) 472-6222/(514) 591-4388

25 juillet 2010

 

 

 

 

 


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Autodrome Granby NEWS - SUPER CHALLENGE MODIFIÉ

Les 4 et 6 Cylindres : Dany Gagné égalise le record du plus grand nombre de victoires.

 

16 voitures ont pris le départ de la première finale de 12 tours. Dany Gagné (# 90) prend la pôle position sur Alain Poirier (# 3X) au 3e passage. Il avait pris le départ en 4e position. Au 7e tour, la voiture (# 111) cause le premier jaune de la soirée. Dany Gagné l’emporte en catégorie 4  Cylindres devant Alain Poirier et Sébastien Bouvier (# 33) . Dans la catégorie 6 Cylindres, Steve Messier (# 171) termine premier, il était suivi par Yannick Bouchard (# 187) et Caroline Lupien (# 122).

 

Lors de la 2e finale de 12 tours, Sébastien Poirier prend les commandes au 2e passage, à la mi-course, Dany Gagné (#90) prend la pôle position devant Sylvain Bouthillier (#31)  et Sébastien Poirier ( 3X). Dany Gagné a terminé avec une avance de ½  tour sur Sylvain Bouthiller et Joseph Zengerly (# 48) . Steve Messier a remporté la 2e finale devant Yannick Bouchard et Francis Ménard      (# 114) . Dany Gagné égalise le plus grand nombre de victoire accumulées  dans une même saison. Andy Brulotte ( 3 X) avait remporté 12 victoires en 2009 dans la catégorie 6 Cylindres.

 

 

Les Pro Stock :Un carambolage monstre en finale.  

 

Lors de la qualification, Alain Brochu (#12)  a mérité le meilleur temps de la saison 2010, il réussit à faire le tracé de ½  mille en 22, 139 secondes. Il a remporté la première qualification de la soirée. La 2e qualification a été gagnée par Guy Viens (# 15) .

 

 

Une légère pluie tombe lorsqu’on donne le départ de la finale de 25 tours. Dès le départ Richard Bertrand prend la pôle position. Au 6e passage, Bruno Cyr (# 33) prend la position de commande sur Richard Bertrand (# 08) et Rolland Hébert (# 97). Au 11e passage, la pluie s’intensifie, 8 voitures se sont empilées dans la courbe # 1. Les meneurs sont impliqués, Bruno Cyr, Richard Bertrand, Stéphane Lemire ( 115), Alain Brochu , Guy Viens, Normand Voghell ( 3) et François Adam. On considère la course terminée. Lors du dernier passage, Bruno Cyr (# 33) menait le bal devant Richard Bertrand (# 08) et Guy Viens (# 15).

 

Les Sportsman : Pas de finale

 

La première qualification : Kevin Hamel (#13), Steve Nadeau (# 94), Philippe Desgranges (# 18)

         La deuxième qualification : Steve Bernier (# 25), René Duquet (#66) et  Martin Hébert (# 43) .

 

 

Les Modifié : Dame nature nous oblige à canceller la course.

 

Martin Roy a mérité le meilleur temps lors des temps chronométrés ( 18,722) secondes devant Mario Clair et Kayle Robidoux qui ont tout les deux mérité un temps de 18,813 secondes.

La première qualification : Kayle Robidoux (#46), Martin Roy (#90) et Steve Bernard (# 54)

La deuxième qualification : Eric Gauvreau (#22G),Yan Bussière (# 21) , Brett Hearn (# 20)

La troisième qualification : Mario clair (#22) ,Laurent Ladouceur (#23), Michel Dussault (# 27)

La quatrième qualification :Frédéric Gamache(#74), Claude Brouillard (# 3), Simon Perreault (# 47).

 

La première consolation : Pierre Dagenais (#124), Paul St-Sauveur (#37), Gino Clair (#22J)

La deuxième consolation : Michel Fagnan (#51), Alan Therrien (#39A), Guy Parenteau (#42)

 

Malheureusement, on a été dans l’obligation de mettre un terme au programme, après que le déluge soit tombé sur la piste. On ne peut reprendre le Challenge Modifié car les pilotes de l’Ontario ne peuvent se libérer. Visitez notre site internet pour plus de détails , un communiqué sera préparé pour les changements au calendrier 2010.

 

 

Josée Lyse Poisson

Relationniste Autodrome Granby

www.autodrome-granby.com

 

 


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ALBUM PHOTO - AUTODROME GRANBY (2010-07-23)

Voici un album de 129 photographies prises à l’Autodrome Granby le 23 juillet 2010.

This is a 129 photo album of the July 23 show at Autodrome Granby.




 

 

Les photos ont été prises par Chantal Roy et M.P. Roy.

The pictures were taken by Chantal Roy and M.P. Roy.

 


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PHOTO ALBUM - AUTODROME DRUMMOND (2010-07-20)

Voici un album de 138 photographies prises lors de la viste des Gros Blocks et des Lightning Sprints à l’Autodrome Drummond le 20 juillet 2010.

This is a 138 photo album of the Big Blocks and Lightning Sprint visit at Autodrome Drummond on July 20th 2010.




 

 

Les photos ont été prises par Chantal Roy et M.P. Roy.

The pictures were taken by Chantal Roy and M.P. Roy.

 


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2010 Oxford 250

Voici un album de 582 photographies prises lors TD Banknorth 250, disputé sur le circuit du Oxford Plains Speedway à Oxford, Maine les 18 et 19 juillet 2010.

This a 582 photo album of the TD Banknorth 250, held at Oxford Plains Speedway in Oxford, Maine on July 18-19, 2010.



 

C’est Eddie MacDonald qui a remporté l’épreuve devançant Brian Hoar et Corey Morgan.

 

Patrick Laperle (7e) et Karl Allard (20e) ont été les seuls québécois/canadiens à se qualifier pour la finale.  79 voitures étaient ont tenté de se tailler une place sur la grille des 39 partants.

 

Sur place, Yvon Bédard, Éric Giguère, Justin Holtom, Pete Shepperd et Donald Theetge n’ont pu faire la grande finale qui payait 25,000$ au gagnant et 100$ pour chacun des tours menés.

 

Les seuls canadiens à avoir remporté l’épreuve au fil des 37 années d’histoire de l’épreuve ont été : Don Biderman, Junior Hanley, Derek Lynch et Dave Withlock.

 

Les photos ont été prises par Chantal Roy et M.P. Roy.

Eddie MacDonald won the event leading Brian Hoar and Corey Morgan.

 

Patrick Laperle (7th place finish) and Karl Allard (20th) were the only Quebec/Canada drivers who qualified for the main event.  79 drivers attempted to qualify for one of the 39 starter positions.

 

On site but could not qualify were Yvon Bédard, Éric Giguère, Justin Holtom, Pete Shepperd and Donald Theetge from Canada.  The win paid 25,000$ and 100$ was awared by lap lead.

 

In the history of the race, 37 years, only Don Biderman, Junior Hanley, Derek Lynch and Dave Withlock brought the hardware north of the border.

 

These photographs were taken by Chantal Roy and M.P. Roy

 


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