Thomson too much for challenger in NASCAR series race
Former Hamilton resident Don Thomson Jr. passed points leader Scott Steckly with just eight laps remaining to take the A&W Cruisin' The Dub 300 at SunValley Speedway in front of a capacity crowd.
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Steckly setting pattern in NASCAR Canadian Tire series
Scott Steckly won the Kodak 250 at Autodrome in St. Eustache. It was the first NASCAR Canadian Tire Series event at the track and Steckly took advantage of the excitement to win. Hamilton's Jim Lapcevich and his Chevy finished 11th.
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Late charge carries Fitzpatrick to checkered flag
J.R. Fitzpatrick (No. 84) used his one and only chance to get to Victory Lane for the first time since Edmonton last July. The chance came on the final lap of the Dickies 200 at Mosport International Raceway.
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Steckly picks up where he left off in NASCAR series - with a win
Former Hamilton resident Don Thompson Jr. had the pole position but couldn't capitalize on his No. 1 position as the NASCAR Canadian Tire Series hit the starting line in Cayuga on Saturday (May 24).
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2008 NASCAR Canadian Tire Series builds on success
The first year of the NASCAR Canadian Tire Series exceeded every expectation. Now, it is time to build on that success and grow the series while establishing a solid foundation for the future.
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Cayuga Motor Speedway opens 2008 NASCAR Canadian Tire Series
The Crown Jewel 200 takes place this weekend, May 24, at Cayuga Motor Speedway. The race marks the opening of the 2008 NASCAR Canadian Tire Series. The track hosted the first-ever series event last May 26, won by Don Thomson Jr.
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Ranger starts title defense at Cayuga
At the young age of 20, his racing resume was long and varied, but there was just one stock car race on it. What a difference a year makes for Andrew Ranger, defending champion, and his No. 27 Tide/Wal-Mart Ford Fusion.
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Van Es looking ahead to next season's NASCAR Canadian series
Stoney Creek's Ron Van Es concluded his 2007 NASCAR Canadian Tire Series season with a 16th-place finish at Peterborough's Kawartha Speedway. After qualifying seventh fastest in the field of 25, he was caught up in an early-race accident.
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Van Es's strong qualifying run lost in early crash
For the second event in a row, Ron Van Es was involved in an early-race incident that ended his run prematurely. This time, the result was all the more frustrating given that the crash took place on lap 72, after posting the sixth-fastest qualifying time.
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Van Es and crew pass on Barrie to prep for Eastern Canada race
The NASCAR Canadian Tire Series resumes on Saturday night at Barrie Speedway, but the #11 team will sit out the event, choosing to focus on the inaugural NASCAR race at Riverside Speedway in Antigonish, Nova Scotia, next weekend.
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