2010 NASCAR Canadian Tire Series

2010 NASCAR Canadian Tire Series season
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The 2010 NASCAR Canadian Tire Series was the fourth racing season since the buy out of the CASCAR Super Series.

Overview

Scott Steckly on track.

In 2010 many procedures in the series remained the same, with all of the races airing on TSN, in tape-delayed one-hour segments excluding Montreal and the Toronto Indy. TSN and RDS provided live coverage of the NAPA Autopro 100 from the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve on Sunday, August 29 and July 25 from the streets of Toronto. Major changes to the series included former CASCAR champion Dave Whitlock and his team closing down leaving many looking for rides. Mark Dilley joined up with Scott Steckly to run full-time and Pierre Bourque drove the 00 car full-time. Last year's champion Andrew Ranger did not compete full-time as his sponsors backed out of a deal and he focused on the NASCAR K&N Pro Series East in America and elected to run only part-time in the Canadian Tire Series.

The series kicked off at Delaware Speedway with D. J. Kennington defending his win in a close battle with J. R. Fitzpatrick who would end up winning the race at Mosport International Raceway. Kennington won the third race of the year after leading only the last lap passing both Kerry Micks and Scott Steckly en route to victory at Autodrome Saint-Eustache. Ranger led the majority of the race en route to victory in Toronto while Fitzpatrick won in Edmonton starting the western road swing. Kennington led the majority of the race at Motoplex Speedway but was overtaken by Scott Steckly late in the race for the win. Jason Hathaway finished second but was demoted to ninth for illegal tire changes. Kennington picked up where he left off, earning his third victory of the season at Auto Clearing Motor Speedway, from pole position. As a result, Kennington returned to the top of the championship standings. Andrew Ranger won in Trois-Rivières, giving Fitzpatrick the points lead by one point over Kennington following the race. Don Thomson, Jr. got back to his old ways by winning at the Mosport Oval. At Montreal, Andrew Ranger bumped Jason Bowles in the last turn for his fourth win of the year, both Kennington and Fitzpatrick had problems. Kennington went on to win the next two races at Riverside and Barrie Speedway to take a lead of 40 points over Fitzpatrick, into the final round of the season at Kawartha Speedway. At Kawartha, Pete Shepherd III won the race, with Kennington finishing third to claim the championship.

Schedule

RaceNameTrackDate
1Keystone Light 200Delaware Speedway, DelawareJune 5
2Vortex Brake Pads 200Mosport International Raceway, BowmanvilleJune 13
3Lucas Oil National 250Autodrome Saint-Eustache, Saint-EustacheJuly 3
4Jumpstart 100Exhibition Place, TorontoJuly 17
5Canadian Tire 100Edmonton City Centre AirportJuly 25
6A&W Cruisin The Dub 300Motoplex Speedway, VernonJuly 31
7Velocity Prairie ThunderAuto Clearing Motor Speedway, SaskatoonAugust 4
8GP3R 100Circuit Trois-Rivières, Trois-RivièresAugust 15
9Dickies 200Mosport International Raceway, BowmanvilleAugust 21
10NAPA Autopro 100Circuit Gilles Villeneuve, MontrealAugust 29
11Wild Wing 300Barrie Speedway, Oro-MedonteSeptember 11
12Komatsu 300Riverside Speedway, James RiverSeptember 18
13Kawartha 250Kawartha Speedway, FraservilleSeptember 25

Results

Races

D. J. Kennington during the Jumpstart 100. Kennington beat J. R. Fitzpatrick to the title by 87 points.
Date Event Pole Winner Most Laps Led Race Winner Manufacturer Winner
June 5 Keystone Light 200 D. J. Kennington D. J. Kennington D. J. Kennington Dodge
June 13 Vortex Brake Pads 200 Andrew Ranger J. R. Fitzpatrick J. R. Fitzpatrick Chevrolet
July 3 Lucas Oil National 250 Kerry Micks Scott Steckly D. J. Kennington Dodge
July 17 Jumpstart 100 Andrew Ranger Andrew Ranger Andrew Ranger Dodge
July 25 Canadian Tire 100 J. R. Fitzpatrick J. R. Fitzpatrick J. R. Fitzpatrick Dodge
July 31 A&W Cruisin The Dub 300 D. J. Kennington D. J. Kennington Scott Steckly Dodge
August 4 Velocity Prairie Thunder D. J. Kennington D. J. Kennington D. J. Kennington Dodge
August 15 GP3R 100 Andrew Ranger A. Ranger / J. R. Fitzpatrick Andrew Ranger Dodge
August 21 Dickies 200 D. J. Kennington Don Thomson, Jr. Don Thomson, Jr. Chevrolet
August 29 NAPA Autopro 100 Andrew Ranger Andrew Ranger Andrew Ranger Dodge
September 11 Wild Wing 300 Ron Beauchamp, Jr. Scott Steckly D. J. Kennington Dodge
September 18 Komatsu 300 Scott Steckly D. J. Kennington D. J. Kennington Dodge
September 25 Kawartha 250 D. J. Kennington Pete Shepherd III Pete Shepherd III Dodge

Standings

RankDriver
DEL
BOW
StE
TOR
EDM
VER
SAS
TRI
BOW
MON
BAR
RIV
KAW		Pts
1 D. J. Kennington 1*613152*1*462811*3 2117
2 J. R. Fitzpatrick 21*881*623*21851315 2030
3 Scott Steckly 1642*1131461744*26 2022
4 Don Thomson, Jr. 21834833221*2235 2006
5 Kerry Micks 956551272361462 1977
6 Jason Hathaway 101042269681451057 1826
7 Ron Beauchamp, Jr. 81352918101118496410 1731
8 Mark Dilley 12910241648107311284 1701
9 Anthony Simone 2025730259268277712 1601
10 Dexter Stacey 18161713141815121914151214 1528
11 Joey McColm 13211427101112131030111018 1522
12 Jason White 15181826211318162111131122 1450
13 Jeff Lapcevich 37 7 51822898 1245
14 Derek White (R) 7171531191717141615 19 1236
15 Pierre Bourque 6151618201413231229 1137
16 John Gaunt 4 19 75 9 915 961
17 Andrew Ranger 291* 1* 1* 883
18 Pete Shepherd III 5 11 5 3 1* 810
19 Trevor Seibert 20 6415 11 7 807
20 Shawn McGlynn (R) 2224 19 112316 16 748
21 Peter Klutt 12 97 9 25 637
22 Jarrad Whissell 24 169 15 13 589
23 Steven Mathews (R) 19 12 13 13 486
24 John Farano 1713 20 10 473
25 Brad Graham 10 17 21 20 454
26 Jason Bowles 3 2 20 433
27 Ron Sheridan 11 13 9 402
28 Howie Scannell, Jr. 14 12 27 33 394
29 Robin Buck 22 14 3 383
30 Isabelle Trembay (R) 20 21 32 21 370
31 James Van Domselaar 1512 14 366
32 Donald Chisholm 17 1611 362
33 Trevor Monaghan (R) 23 25 17 294
34 David Thorndyke DNS 23 17 291
35 Jean-Francois Dumoulin 7 8 288
36 Louis-Phillipe Dumoulin 21 24 24 282
37 Nathan Weenk (R) 810 276
38 Caitlin Johnston (R) 19 28 34 246
39 Todd Nichol 11 16 245
40 Hugo Vannini 20 15 221
41 Kenny Forth (R) 1817 221
42 Kent Nuhn 17 24 203
43 Sharon Harding (R) 20 23 197
44 Maryeve Dufault (R) 19 26 191
45 Patrice Brisebois (R) 28 19 185
46 Gary Klutt (R) 11 130
47 Marc-André Cliche (R) 12 127
48 Brennan Didero (R) 14 121
48 Wayne Smith (R) 14 121
50 Michel Pilon (R) 16 115
50 Jim White (R) 16 115
52 Carl Harr 17 112
53 Darryl Harr 22 97
54 Francois Bellemare (R) 25 88
References [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8] [9] [10] [11] [12] [13]

References

  1. ↑ "NCATS Delaware 6/5/10 Official Results". NASCAR Hometracks. June 5, 2010.
  2. ↑ "NCATS Mosport 6/13/10 Official Results". NASCAR Hometracks. June 13, 2010.
  3. ↑ "NCATS St. Eustache 7/3/10 Official Results". NASCAR Hometracks. July 3, 2010.
  4. ↑ "NCATS Toronto 7/17/10 Official Results". NASCAR Hometracks. July 17, 2010.
  5. ↑ "NCATS Edmonton 8/25/10 Official Results". NASCAR Hometracks. July 25, 2010.
  6. ↑ "NCATS Motoplex 7/31/10 Official Results". NASCAR Hometracks. July 31, 2010.
  7. ↑ "NCATS Saskatoon 8/4/10 Official Results". NASCAR Hometracks. August 4, 2010.
  8. ↑ "NCATS Trois-Rivieres 8/15/10 Official Results". NASCAR Hometracks. August 15, 2010.
  9. ↑ "NCATS Mosport 8/21/10 Official Results". NASCAR Hometracks. August 21, 2010.
  10. ↑ "NCATS Montreal 8/29/10 Official Results". NASCAR Hometracks. August 29, 2010.
  11. ↑ "NCATS Barrie 9/11/10 Official Results". NASCAR Hometracks. September 11, 2010.
  12. ↑ "NCATS Riverside 9/18/10 Official Results". NASCAR Hometracks. September 18, 2010.
  13. ↑ "NCATS Kawartha 9/25/10 Official Results". NASCAR Hometracks. September 25, 2010.
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