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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, September 14 2012 @ 09:29 AM EDT
Contributed by: ACT Staff
Views: 593
Série ACT Castrol Champion To Be Decided
Déry, Laperle Faceoff For the Title
When the checkered flag drops this Sunday, September 16 at Autodrome St-Eustache, a Champion of the Série ACT Castrol Series will be crowned. The epic championship battle has morphed into a two-car war between defending Champion Patrick Laperle and top talent Jean-Francois Déry who will put everything on the line in hopes of a title this weekend.
Déry started the year off in style with a pair of third place finishes in the first two events, but a stray rock at Riverside Speedway left him with a 24th place finish, and dropped him from the point lead down to sixth. Laperle suffered transmission problems in the second event of the year, leaving both teams behind the eight ball in the early going.
Thursday, September 13 2012 @ 02:04 PM EDT
Contributed by: ACT Staff
Views: 1,514
Final 6 Invited to Bond Auto ACT Invitational
As invitations rolled out for the 4th Annual Bond Auto ACT Invitational this week, Late Model teams watched as their competitors and friends were called to the big stage. With the big race just over a week away, the final 6 competitors to fill out the 43-car starting grid have been announced.
White Mountain Motorsports Park superstar Quinny Welch has received his invitation to the event, after just missing the podium in 2011 with a fourth place finish. Welch, a former champion of White Mountain Motorsports Park, is confident in his chances.
Tuesday, September 11 2012 @ 04:29 PM EDT
Contributed by: ACT Staff
Views: 1,345
Emily Packard, Four More Invited to Bond Auto ACT Invitational
This week, ACT Late Model teams across the northeast held their breath hoping for the call: an invitation to the 4th Annual Bond Auto ACT Invitational at New Hampshire Motor Speedway on Saturday, September 22. No one may have been more satisfied than Vermont teen sensation Emily Packard.
“We were so on edge, I got the call in school today and I’ve been shaking ever since,” said Packard out of breath. “I am so excited about racing up there. We were so happy with the Test ‘N Tune, I’ve been telling my crew ‘We have to go to Loudon’ since the winter,” she finished.
Sunday, September 09 2012 @ 04:16 PM EDT
Contributed by: ACT Staff
Views: 1,298
Dany Trepanier Leads Quebec Team to Showdown Win
Dany Trepanier of St-Edouard, Quebec led the Série ACT Castrol team to a dominate win in the fifth annual “Showdown at Chaudiere 200” at Autodrome Chaudiere on Sunday, September 9. Trepanier earned $5,000 for the win plus the Castrol team picked up the $500 bonus for each of it team members with the overall win. Fellow Quebecer Karl Allard took second while Joey Polewarczyk, Jr. was the highest finishing ACT US competitor in third.
Patrick Laperle and Brian Hoar were in a three way battle with Polewarczyk over the final laps but had to settle for fourth and fifth respectively. Glen Luce, David Michaud, Patrick Hamel, Jean-François Déry and Randy Potter completed the top ten.
Trepanier was dominant after starting on the pole with a +4 in qualifying. He led 193 of the 200 laps after battling with Karl Allard early. He broke out to a straightaway lead during a couple of long green flag runs and cruised to victory. Laperle and Hoar both hit pit road on a couple of cautions before working their way back to the front late in the race.
Saturday, September 08 2012 @ 07:12 PM EDT
Contributed by: ACT Staff
Views: 7,124
ACT Showdown at Chaudiere Postponed
The American Canadian Tour “Showdown at Chaudiere” All-Star event at Autodrome Chaudiere scheduled for Saturday, September 8 has been postponed due to rain. The event has been rescheduled for tomorrow (Sunday, September 9) with a post time of 12noon.
Twenty-four (24) of the best ACT Late Model teams in the Northeast US and Eastern Quebec will compete in a 200 lap event tomorrow. Three qualifying heats will begin at 12noon to decide the feature line-up based on ACT’s plus-minus handicap system.
Current point leaders Wayne Helliwell, Jr. (ACT US) and Patrick Laperle (Serie ACT Castrol) will lead their respective teams while also aiming for the $5,000 pay day. The team with the combined lowest score will earn an extra $500 for each member of their team. Other stars include eight-time ACT Champion Brian Hoar, Jean-François Déry, Austin Theriault, Donald Theetge, Joey Polewarczyk, Jr., Karl Allard, Randy Potter and David Michaud among others.
Post time for the Showdown at Chaudiere 200 qualifying is scheduled for 12noon tomorrow (Sunday, September 9).
Friday, September 07 2012 @ 03:41 PM EDT
Contributed by: ACT Staff
Views: 1,392
12 More Invited to Bond Auto ACT Invitational
12 more invitations were extended to ACT teams for one of the biggest racing events of the fall: The 4th Annual Bond Auto ACT Invitational. Invited teams will take part in a 50-lap event on the big stage at New Hampshire Motor Speedway on Saturday, September 22 on the weekend of NASCAR’s Sylvania 300.
The first of this installment of invites will go to past Invitational winner Eddie MacDonald, of Rowley, MA, who has recorded two victories in the first three events. MacDonald will be an early favorite to win, but he will now face stout challenges from Oxford Plains Speedway 2012 Champion Shawn Martin, as well as nine-time Oxford Plains Champion Jeff Taylor. Top ACT veterans Glen Luce of Maine and NH’s Randy Potter will join the prestigious list, ACT rookie sensation Jimmy Hebert will cut his teeth in the event, and multi-time Twin State Champion Guy Caron will be added to the starting grid.
Wednesday, September 05 2012 @ 04:06 PM EDT
Contributed by: ACT Staff
Views: 1,004
ACT Set for Showdown
US Teams Take on Canada in Showdown at Chaudière
Championship point battles will go on hold this Saturday, September 8, when American Canadian Tour and Série ACT Castrol teams go head-to-head at Autodrome Chaudière. The “Showdown at Chaudière” will pit the US Tour’s best versus the elite of the Série ACT Castrol in an epic 200-lap battle for ultimate bragging rights.
The Showdown is a team-based event, where American and Canadian drivers will try to earn the lowest score for the overall win. First place awards one point, second place awards two, and so on. The members of the team with the least points at the finish will each get an added chunk of the $35,000 purse.
Tuesday, September 04 2012 @ 04:54 PM EDT
Contributed by: ACT Staff
Views: 1,565
ACT Invites Additional Ten to Loudon
Ten More Teams Invited to Bond Auto ACT Invitational
ACT officials have announced invitations 11-20 for the Bond Auto ACT Invitational at New Hampshire Motor Speedway on Saturday, September 22. These ten teams have earned their invites through their performance in either the American Canadian Tour or Série ACT Castrol.
Invites have been handed out to top drivers spanning across the Northeastern U.S. and Canada. Rhode Island’s Ray Parent, who currently sits inside the top ten in ACT points, has earned his second invite to the Invitational in his two years on the Tour. 7-time American Canadian Tour Champion Jean Paul Cyr, and Vermont’s Jamie Fisher, as well as Scott Dragon piloting the Richard Green Racing #16NY have gained entry to the 50 lap event. Quebec star Dany Trepanier, who sits sixth in the Série ACT Castrol, will take his shot seeking to be the first Canadian to win the Invitiational.
Sunday, September 02 2012 @ 06:27 PM EDT
Contributed by: ACT Staff
Views: 1,610
Hoar Wins Big, Sends Championship Message
Gonyaw, Pilotte Pick up Feature Wins
Eight-time Champion Brian Hoar made it clear his championship defense was far from over on Sunday afternoon at Thunder Road, claiming the clutch victory in the 34th Annual Bond Auto Labor Day Classic. Current point leader Wayne Helliwell, Jr. made him earn it, finishing a close second, and three-time Thunder Road track champion Cris Michaud rounded out the podium finishers.
Rookie Jimmy Hebert led the way early until a lap 33 caution when Helliwell spun in turn three. Hebert retained the lead following the restart, but was overpowered by Joey Polewarczyk, Jr. on lap 54 of the event. His lead, however, was short-lived when a hard charging Brent Dragon charged from the tenth starting position to take the lead on lap 68.
Sunday, September 02 2012 @ 12:35 AM EDT
Contributed by: ACT Staff
Views: 703
Jean-François Déry Takes Third Castrol Win
Quebec City’s Jean-François Déry claimed his third Série ACT Castrol win of the season in the Montmagny 150 at Autodrome Montmagny on Saturday, September 1. Déry inherited the lead on lap 124 after leader Patrick Laperle had a wheel break on the right front. Déry held off Dany Trepanier for two more restarts to take the win, while Laperle recovered to finish third.
Laperle took the starting grid in 13th, but picked up several spots following a large pile-up coming down to the initial green. The event was red flagged while pole-sitter Yannick Tremblay, Patrick Cliche, Marco Savoie and Daniel Descoste had to be separated from the inside wall. Laperle would take the green in the seventh spot on the rear bumper of David Michaud. The first 100 laps of the event saw an all out war between point leader Laperle and Michaud.
The two got to the point on lap seven and swapped the lead several times over the next 93 laps. Michaud seemed to have the edge running the high side and opened up a straight away lead after Laperle fell into the clutches of Déry during long green flag run. Laperle would get the advantage, however, on the lap 100 restart and build his own lead.
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