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OFFICIAL POINT STANDINGS
after Airborne 100
Airborne Speedway
5/18/13
DRIVERS STANDINGS
1. Brian Hoar 380
2. Jimmy Hebert 369
3. Wayne Helliwell 354
4. Ray Parent 339
5. Brent Dragon 300
6. J. Polewarczyk, Jr.298
7. Ben Lynch 279
8. R. Robinson Jr. 278
9. #Bobby Therrien 276
10. Chip Grenier 256
OWNER'S STANDINGS
1 37vt R. Paya 380
2 58vt L. Hebert 369
3 27nh B. Bernhardt 354
4 17ri R. Parent 339
5 55vt B. Dragon 300
6 97nhJ.Polewarczyk 298
7 7nc M. Lynch 279
8 28meR.Robinson,Jr.278
9 5vt P. Duto 276
10 9vt C. Grenier 256
ROOKIE STANDINGS
1. Bobby Therrien 46
2. Travis Stearns 37
3. Joey M. Laquerre 24
4. Kyle Welch 21
- Emily Packard 21
6. Shawn Knight 9
7. Brandon Atkins 8
8. Derrick O'Donnell 7
Série ACT Pts
OFFICIAL 2012
DRIVER STANDINGS
AFTER
St-Eustache 300
Autodrome St-Eustache
9/16/12
FINAL
1 Patrick Laperle 1175
2 JF Dery 1107
3 Karl Allard 1014
4 Donald Theetge 1011
5 Dany Trepanier 990
6 David Michaud 987
7 Patrick Hamel 938
8 Patrick Cliche 881
9 Gaetan Lauzier 826
-Jonathan Bouvrette 826
OWNERS STANDINGS
1 91QC E. Laperle 1175
2 21QC JF. Dery 1107
3 48QC D. Larue 1014
4 80QCD.Theetge 1011
5 19QC D.Trepanier 990
5 40QC D. Michaud 987
7 51QC P. Hamel 938
8 5QC P. Cliche 881
9 74QC G. Lauzier 826
-41QC J.Bouvrette 826
ROOKIE STANDINGS
1 Etienne Cliche 124
2 Patrick Boyer 79
3 Jimmy Hebert 19
4 Ben Lynch 13
Ford Challenge Pts
1.Wayne Helliwell, Jr.64
2. Ray Parent 60
3. J. Polewarczyk, Jr. 50
4. Chip Grenier 43
5. Glen Luce 40
6. D.Farrington, Jr. 21
7. Dave Pembroke 19
8. Aaron Fellows 11
9. Alex Labbe 9
- Tom Carey, Jr. 9
Updated 5/21/13
See Standings section for full standings and explanation of points system.
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  Friday, October 05 2012 @ 11:32 AM EDT
Contributed by: ACT Staff
Views: 893
ACT Finale Postponed to Sunday
The Rent-A-Wreck Fall Foliage 200 at Plattsburgh, NY’s Airborne Speedway scheduled for Saturday, October 6 has been postponed due to rain, and will be run the next day, Sunday, October 7th. The race, which is the final event of the 2012 American Canadian Tour season, will have a post time of 1:00pm.
The duel between Dover, NH’s Wayne Helliwell, Jr. and Williston, VT’s Brian Hoar will have to wait another day, but will resume on Sunday to settle the American Canadian Tour Championship. Helliwell, who currently leads Hoar by eight points, is looking to claim his first ACT Championship, while Hoar tries to earn an unprecedented ninth.
Wednesday, October 03 2012 @ 09:00 AM EDT
Contributed by: ACT Staff
Views: 796
ACT Champion To Be Crowned This Weekend
Helliwell, Hoar Settle Duel
The budding rivalry of Dover, NH’s Wayne Helliwell, Jr. and Williston’s Brian Hoar will be settled this Saturday, October 6 in the Rent-A-Wreck Fall Foliage 200 at Airborne Speedway in Plattsburgh, NY. The race will close out the season for the 2012 American Canadian Tour Championship, and will also include the 602 Modified and Renegade divisions.
Point-leader Helliwell will attempt to earn his first American Canadian Tour Championship holding on to an eight-point advantage. To do it he will have to beat out eight-time and defending ACT Champion Brian Hoar, who has kicked it into high gear late in the season and nearly closed the gap. Helliwell and team owner Bruce Bernhardt remain confident in their battle against one of New England’s racing legends.
Sunday, September 30 2012 @ 11:46 AM EDT
Contributed by: ACT Staff
Views: 1,000
50th Milk Bowl Postponed
A powerful rainstorm swept through the region on Sunday, September 30th and forced the postponement of the 50th Annual People’s United Bank Milk Bowl. The season-ending event, which has posted record awards of over $160,000 will run on Sunday, October 14th with a post time of 1:00pm.
Two-time Thunder Road Champion David Pembroke will try to take a crack at the $50,000 bonus for winning all three segments from the Booth Brother’s Pole Position that he earned through time trials on Saturday. 2011 Milk Bowl Champion Brian Hoar will duel him from the outside of the front row, followed by 2012 King of the Road Nick Sweet, Maine star Austin Theriault, and multi-time Thunder Road Champion Cris Michaud. Barre’s own Cody Blake will roll off sixth, North Haverhill, NH’s Travis Fadden seventh, and Joey Polewarczyk, Jr., Trampas Demers, and Brooks Clark will round out the top ten.
Saturday, September 29 2012 @ 08:36 PM EDT
Contributed by: ACT Staff
Views: 1,305
Dave Pembroke Claims 50th Milk Bowl Pole
Therrien and Hodgdon Claim Tiger and Street Segment Wins
Two-time Thunder Road Late Model Champion Dave Pembroke of Middlesex, VT claimed the Booth Bros./H.P. Hood Pole Award and will lead the 30 car field to green in the 50th People’s United Bank Milk Bowl at Thunder Road. Pembroke set the fast time of 12.956 during Saturday’s (Sept. 29) qualifying to just edge out three-time Milk Bowl Champion Brian Hoar of Williston, VT.
2012 Thunder Road Champion Nick Sweet of Barre, VT, Fort Kent, ME’s Austin Theriault and three-time Thunder Road Champion Cris Michaud won the three Triple 50 qualifiers and will complete the top five in the starting line-up for segment #1. Cody Blake, Travis Fadden, Joey Polewarczyk, Jr., Trampas Demers and Brooks Clark will start in the top ten.
Friday, September 28 2012 @ 03:11 PM EDT
Contributed by: ACT Staff
Views: 1,009
Late Model Teams Prepare for 50th Milk Bowl
Over 30 American Canadian Tour Late Model teams took advantage of a Late Model only practice session at Thunder Road International Speedbowl in Barre, VT on Friday, September 28. Competitors dodged the rain drops to get in valuable laps in preparation for Saturday’s (Sept. 29) Booth Bros./H.P. Hood Qualifying day for the 50th People’s United Bank Milk Bowl on Sunday (Sept. 30).
East Montpelier, VT’s Cris Michaud, the 2004 Milk Bowl Champion, set the fast time of the day with a 13.093. Also near the top of the speed charts were current ACT point leader Wayne Helliwell, Jr. of Dover, NH, Austin Theriault of Fort Kent, ME, St. Johnsbury, VT’s Stacy Cahoon, and two-time Milk Bowl Champion Phil Scott of Berlin, VT.
Tuesday, September 25 2012 @ 03:29 PM EDT
Contributed by: ACT Staff
Views: 1,080
Thunder Road Announces $50,000 Bonus To Milk Bowl
Thunder Road Officials have announced a fifty thousand ($50,000) dollar bonus to be awarded to any competitor that can win all three segments of the 50th People’s United Bank Milk Bowl on the weekend of September 29th and 30th.
The $50,000 award is an added bonus to posted awards already exceeding $120,000, making the race one of the biggest sporting events in Vermont’s history. In the Milk Bowl’s long history, three drivers have completed the feat of winning all three segments: Larry Demar (1967), Dave Dion (1975), and Robbie Crouch (1986). Others have come dangerously close, and no one more than Williston’s Brian Hoar.
Saturday, September 22 2012 @ 07:02 PM EDT
Contributed by: ACT Staff
Views: 3,451
Parent Thrills, Steals First ACT Win at Invitational
Laperle, Polewarczyk Battle to Finish Second and Third
Tiverton, RI’s Ray Parent took his “feel good” story to another level with a payday worth over $6,000 on Saturday, September 22 at New Hampshire Motor Speedway, picking up his first-ever ACT victory in the 4th Annual Bond ACT Invitational. Parent upset Serie ACT Castrol Champion Patrick Laperle, and former Invitational winner Joey Polewarczyk, Jr. for the emotional win.
Saturday, September 22 2012 @ 12:53 PM EDT
Contributed by: ACT Staff
Views: 1,394
Starting Lineup for Bond Auto ACT Invitational Announced
American Canadian Tour officials have announced the starting lineup for the 4th Annual Bond Auto ACT Invitational at New Hampshire Motor Speedway, set to roll off at 4:30pm on Saturday, September 22. 42 ACT competitors drew numbers for their positions in the starting lineup.
Drawing the pole for the event was Ontario driver Ryan Kimball, who is currently second in overall points at Kawartha Downs Speedway near Peterborough, ON. Dueling with Kimball on the front row will be former K&N Pro Series Champion, and Barre, VT Thunder Road competitor Jamie Aube. Maine star T.J. Brackett of Buckfield, ME will start third, with multi-time Oxford Plains Speedway Champion and fellow Mainer Ricky Rolfe starting fourth. Rookie Ben Lynch of Huntersville, NC will start fifth.
Thursday, September 20 2012 @ 01:23 PM EDT
Contributed by: ACT Staff
Views: 1,208
Teams Set for Bond Auto ACT Invitational
Castrol Racer Michaud Forced Out After Wreck
Forty two (42) American Canadian Tour teams are primed and ready for the 4th Annual Bond Auto ACT Invitational at New Hampshire Motor Speedway on Saturday, September 22. 43 were invited, but after a wreck in last weekends Série ACT Castrol finale, St Ans Des Pins, QC’s David Michaud will be forced to sit out.
The finale, which crowned St Denis, QC’s Patrick Laperle as the Série ACT Castrol champion and race winner, saw brutal wrecks in the early going, one of them claiming the car of top-five point contender Michaud.
Sunday, September 16 2012 @ 09:18 PM EDT
Contributed by: ACT Staff
Views: 923
Patrick Laperle Claims Second Straight Castrol Title with St-Eustache 300 Win
St-Denis, Quebec’s Patrick Laperle claimed his second straight Série ACT Castrol Championship with his fourth win of the season in the St-Eustache 300 at Autodrome St-Eustache on Sunday, September 16. Laperle cruised to the win leading the final 50 laps of the event after getting by Jonathan Bouvrette who held on for second. Karl Allard climbed his way back to third after bringing out a caution on lap 277 and restarting at the rear. Dany Trepanier and Patrick Hamel completed the top five.
Rookie Etienne Cliche finished sixth as the final car on the lead lap. Martin Goulet, Jr., Simon Roussin, David Michaud and Jacques Poulin completed the top ten. Second place point man Jean-Franoiçois Déry was involved in an early caution and spent an extended period of time on pit road changing a radiator and making front end repairs, which ended his title hopes. He finished fourteenth, thirty laps down.
Laperle’s three career Série ACT Castrol Championships is now the most all-time and today’s win puts him just one behind all-time Série ACT Castrol wins leader Donald Theetge with 17. The 300 lap event was completed in just under three hours with 19 cautions. Just fifteen of the twenty-six cars were on the track for the checkered flag.
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