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« on: May 22, 2018, 10:45:02 PM »CANADIAN STOCK-CAR CHAMPIONSHIP ROUND #1
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ST-EUSTACHE, QC – St-Edouard-de-Lotbinière’s stock driver Dany Trepanier won the Canadian Stock-Car Championship (CSCC) LMS Division opening round over defending Champ Jonathan Bouvrette of Blainville and Steve Cote of L’Île-Bizard.
A 125 lap race held at Autodrome St-Eustache’s 4/10-mile track, located in the Lower Laurentians, just North of Montreal. 17 drivers lined up for the first race of the year, which was also the touring series’ first race in history.
“I am so pleased. Last year we were very fast, but we had a suspension part failure. I was very anxious as my engine was showing signs of weakness. I was expecting it to explode at any moment. The win is very sweet and is possible due to our sponsors and my team members” declared Trepanier. With this win brings his career total to five wins in the stock-car LMS ranks. Trepanier had recorded the fastest lap in two of three open practice sessions and won his qualifying race. He took the start in the third starting position and led the most laps (64) having led twice (8 to 66 and 119 to 125).
Jonathan Bouvrette the Champion and winner of two of the LMS rounds held in 2017 at St-Eustache recorded the fast lap of the day in practice (17.500). He was involved in a wreck while leading his qualifying race, but was luckier in the redraw for starting positions as he drew the number 4 chip. Bouvrette was one of four leaders and imposed his rhythm for 51 laps.
The driver, who won the Sportsman Lucas Oil and NASCAR Late Model Championships in 2017, Steve Cote, graduated to the CSCC Touring series. Despite limited experience in the LMS class of cars, he was identified as the favorite to win the race at his “home track”. He won his qualifying race and crossed the stripe in third place. Disappointed with his third place finish, he still showed the numerous fans on hand and his competitors that he will be a force to reckon with this summer.
Jean-Pierre Ouimet of Terrebonne took advantage of the Bouvrette and Martin Latulippe (Vallée-Jonction) incident to win the third qualifying race. Carburetor issues sidelined him in the feature race.
Pier-Luc Ouellette of Terrebonne and Patrick Cliche of Levis were the other feature race lap leaders having led each 1 and 5 laps. They finished respectively fifth and fourth in the feature race.
Five drivers will participate in the Attaches Montreal rookie Championship: Jean-Philippe Bergeron (Terrebonne) finished 11th, Benoît Lemieux-Ayotte (Beloeil) was 12th, Vincent Vachon (Saint-Anges) was 13th, Martin Hebert (Roxton Pond) was 14th and Remi Perreault was 15th.
Lemieux-Ayotte claims the Les Constructions Alain Gaudreault hard charger award with a plus five positions.
The race was held in 72 minutes and slowed four times.
The next and second round of the Canadian Stock Car Championship, a 125 lap race, will be held on June 9th at Autodrome St-Eustache. Post time is 6:00pm.
UNOFFICIAL RESULTS
CANADIAN STOCK CAR CHAMPIONSHIP LMS DIVISION
MAY 20TH 2018
AUTODROME ST-EUSTACHE
Fin
Pos
Sta
Pos
Car
No
Driver
Hometown
Laps
Notes
1
3
19QC
Dany Trépanier
St-Edouard, QC
125
2
4
41QC
Jonathan Bouvrette
Blainville, QC
125
3
7
1QC
Steve Côté
Île-Bizard, QC
125
4
2
5QC
Patrick Cliche
Lévis,QC
125
5
1
48QC
Pier-Luc Ouellette
Terrebonne, QC
125
6
5
9QC
Mathieu Kingsbury
Blainville, QC
125
7
6
6QC
Simon Roussin
Québec, QC
125
8
10
38QC
Gaétan Gaudreault
Québec, QC
125
9
11
83QC
Martin Goulet Jr.
St-Calixte, PQ
124
10
12
99QC
Brandon White
Kanawhake, QC
124
11
15
18QC
#Jean-Philippe Bergeron
Terrebonne, QC
123
12
17
17QC
#Benoît Lemieux-Ayotte
Beloeil, QC
120
13
16
83VA
#Vincent Vachon
Saint-Anges, QC
120
14
13
43QC
Martin Hébert
Roxton Pond, QC
96
15
14
33QC
#Rémi Perreault
St-Paul-de-Joliette, QC
91
16
9
84QC
Martin Latulippe
Vallée-Jonction, QC
33
Suspension
17
8
59QC
Jean-Pierre Ouimet
Terrebonne, QC
25
Carburation
Follow the CSCC LMS Stock-car Championship on its new website: www.stock-car.ca, on twitter: @cscc_lms and on Facebook at stock-car.ca.
-30-
Source: Marc Patrick Roy
514-907-1773
mproy@stock-car.ca
MARC PATRICK ROY
President
877-356-7769 ext 35
514-907-1773 bureau/office
514-942-6843 cell
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE LPS20180520-EN
ST-EUSTACHE, QC – St-Edouard-de-Lotbinière’s stock driver Dany Trepanier won the Canadian Stock-Car Championship (CSCC) LMS Division opening round over defending Champ Jonathan Bouvrette of Blainville and Steve Cote of L’Île-Bizard.
A 125 lap race held at Autodrome St-Eustache’s 4/10-mile track, located in the Lower Laurentians, just North of Montreal. 17 drivers lined up for the first race of the year, which was also the touring series’ first race in history.
“I am so pleased. Last year we were very fast, but we had a suspension part failure. I was very anxious as my engine was showing signs of weakness. I was expecting it to explode at any moment. The win is very sweet and is possible due to our sponsors and my team members” declared Trepanier. With this win brings his career total to five wins in the stock-car LMS ranks. Trepanier had recorded the fastest lap in two of three open practice sessions and won his qualifying race. He took the start in the third starting position and led the most laps (64) having led twice (8 to 66 and 119 to 125).
Jonathan Bouvrette the Champion and winner of two of the LMS rounds held in 2017 at St-Eustache recorded the fast lap of the day in practice (17.500). He was involved in a wreck while leading his qualifying race, but was luckier in the redraw for starting positions as he drew the number 4 chip. Bouvrette was one of four leaders and imposed his rhythm for 51 laps.
The driver, who won the Sportsman Lucas Oil and NASCAR Late Model Championships in 2017, Steve Cote, graduated to the CSCC Touring series. Despite limited experience in the LMS class of cars, he was identified as the favorite to win the race at his “home track”. He won his qualifying race and crossed the stripe in third place. Disappointed with his third place finish, he still showed the numerous fans on hand and his competitors that he will be a force to reckon with this summer.
Jean-Pierre Ouimet of Terrebonne took advantage of the Bouvrette and Martin Latulippe (Vallée-Jonction) incident to win the third qualifying race. Carburetor issues sidelined him in the feature race.
Pier-Luc Ouellette of Terrebonne and Patrick Cliche of Levis were the other feature race lap leaders having led each 1 and 5 laps. They finished respectively fifth and fourth in the feature race.
Five drivers will participate in the Attaches Montreal rookie Championship: Jean-Philippe Bergeron (Terrebonne) finished 11th, Benoît Lemieux-Ayotte (Beloeil) was 12th, Vincent Vachon (Saint-Anges) was 13th, Martin Hebert (Roxton Pond) was 14th and Remi Perreault was 15th.
Lemieux-Ayotte claims the Les Constructions Alain Gaudreault hard charger award with a plus five positions.
The race was held in 72 minutes and slowed four times.
The next and second round of the Canadian Stock Car Championship, a 125 lap race, will be held on June 9th at Autodrome St-Eustache. Post time is 6:00pm.
UNOFFICIAL RESULTS
CANADIAN STOCK CAR CHAMPIONSHIP LMS DIVISION
MAY 20TH 2018
AUTODROME ST-EUSTACHE
Fin
Pos
Sta
Pos
Car
No
Driver
Hometown
Laps
Notes
1
3
19QC
Dany Trépanier
St-Edouard, QC
125
2
4
41QC
Jonathan Bouvrette
Blainville, QC
125
3
7
1QC
Steve Côté
Île-Bizard, QC
125
4
2
5QC
Patrick Cliche
Lévis,QC
125
5
1
48QC
Pier-Luc Ouellette
Terrebonne, QC
125
6
5
9QC
Mathieu Kingsbury
Blainville, QC
125
7
6
6QC
Simon Roussin
Québec, QC
125
8
10
38QC
Gaétan Gaudreault
Québec, QC
125
9
11
83QC
Martin Goulet Jr.
St-Calixte, PQ
124
10
12
99QC
Brandon White
Kanawhake, QC
124
11
15
18QC
#Jean-Philippe Bergeron
Terrebonne, QC
123
12
17
17QC
#Benoît Lemieux-Ayotte
Beloeil, QC
120
13
16
83VA
#Vincent Vachon
Saint-Anges, QC
120
14
13
43QC
Martin Hébert
Roxton Pond, QC
96
15
14
33QC
#Rémi Perreault
St-Paul-de-Joliette, QC
91
16
9
84QC
Martin Latulippe
Vallée-Jonction, QC
33
Suspension
17
8
59QC
Jean-Pierre Ouimet
Terrebonne, QC
25
Carburation
Follow the CSCC LMS Stock-car Championship on its new website: www.stock-car.ca, on twitter: @cscc_lms and on Facebook at stock-car.ca.
-30-
Source: Marc Patrick Roy
514-907-1773
mproy@stock-car.ca
MARC PATRICK ROY
President
877-356-7769 ext 35
514-907-1773 bureau/office
514-942-6843 cell