2013 NASCAR Canadian Tire Series

2013 NASCAR Canadian Tire Series season
NASCAR Canada Series
Season
Races12
Start dateMay 19
End dateSeptember 22
Awards
ChampionScott Steckly

The 2013 NASCAR Canadian Tire Series season was the seventh season of the NASCAR Canadian Tire Series that took place in the summer of 2013. The season was composed of 12 races at 10 different venues. Seven of those events were contested on oval courses.

Summary

The seventh season consisted of 12 events spanning across five provinces featuring 12 events. Television rights were once again licensed to TSN in one-hour tape-delayed episodes, excluding both events at the Canadian Tire Motorsport Park road course which was aired live on TSN and CTV.

The season started on May 19 at the newly renovated Canadian Tire Motorsport Park with Louis-Philippe Dumoulin collecting his first series win with longtime veteran Jeff Lapcevich finishing second. After a two-year hiatus the series returned to the Autodrome St. Eustache on 27 July as the events in Montreal and Edmonton Airport did not return the calendar.

Drivers

Number Driver Maker Owner Crew Chief
02 Kerry Micks Ford Susan Micks Tyler Case
Mark Dilley Rino Montanari
03 Elie Arseneau Chevrolet Jason Roussakis TBA
3 Jason Hathaway Dodge Ed Hakonson Craig Masters
4 Ty Dillon Chevrolet John Fitzpatrick Ted McAlister
04 Jean-François Dumoulin Dodge Paul Corbeil Tony Pratte
5 Noel Dowler Dodge Kevin Dowler Bud Roy
07 Isabelle Tremblay Ford Dave Jacombs TBA
7 Peter Shepherd III Dodge Sharon Shepherd Don Jacobson
09 Ryley Seibert Dodge Trevor Seibert Kennan Magnant
15 Steven Mathews Ford Bill Mathews Rick McColl
17 D. J. Kennington Dodge Doug Kennington Dave Wight
19 Brad Graham Dodge Reg Arsenault Bill Dobson
21 Jason White Dodge Melissa Mckenzie Derek Lynch
22 Scott Steckly Dodge Scott Steckly Giulio Montanari
27 Andrew Ranger Dodge Dave Jacombs TBA
28 Daniel Bois Dodge D. J. Kennington Bill Burns
29 Ray Courtemanche Jr. Dodge Ray Courtemanche Jr. Tim Ellas
36 Alex Labbé Dodge Ghislain Labbé Stephane Therrien
42 Peter Klutt Chevrolet Peter Klutt Ken Stewart
44 Jarrad Whissell Ford Brian Whissell Donald Barhardt
47 Louis-Philippe Dumoulin Dodge Marc-Andre Bergeron Jimmy Briere
50 Joey McColm Dodge John Atto TBA
55 Dexter Stacey Dodge Kristin Hamelin TBA
56 Howie Scannell Jr. Dodge James Bray Kevin Blacklock
60 Ron Beauchamp Jr. Dodge Ronald Beauchamp Sr. Deon Deneau
66 Robin Buck Dodge Sandra D'Angelo Randy Gray
69 Trevor Seibert Dodge Trevor Seibert Al Lebert
76 Jeff Lapcevich Dodge Joe Lapcevich Chris Couvillon
81 Larry Jackson Dodge Brian Barton TBA
82 Dave Connelly Dodge David Connelly Mike Kenyon
84 J. R. Fitzpatrick Chevrolet John Fitzpatrick Don Thomson Jr.
89 Donald Chisholm Ford John Chisholm George Koszkulics
90 Martin Roy Dodge Normand Roy Mario Gosselin
94 Dave Coursol Dodge Andre Coursol TBA
97 Hugo Vannini Ford Yvon Vannini Yvon Vannini
99 Derek White Chevrolet Derek White Jonathan Cote

Schedule

Race Name Track Track Type Date
1 Vortex Brake Pads 200 Canadian Tire Motorsport Park, Bowmanville Road May 19
2 EMCO 200 Delaware Speedway, Delaware Oval June 15
3 Clarington 200 Canadian Tire Motorsport Park, Bowmanville Oval June 22
4 Jiffy Lube 100 presented by Snap-On Circuit ICAR, Mirabel Road July 7
5 A&W Crusin' the Dub 300 Motoplex Speedway, Vernon Oval July 13
6 Velocity Prairie Thunder presented by Bayer CropScience Auto Clearing Motor Speedway, Saskatoon Oval July 17
7 National 250 presented by Public Mobile Autodrome St. Eustache, St. Eustache Oval July 27
8 JuliaWine.com 100 Circuit Trois-Rivières, Trois-Rivières Street August 11
9 Wilson Equipment 300 Riverside Speedway, Antigonish Oval August 17
10 Pinty's presents the Clarington 200 Canadian Tire Motorsport Park, Bowmanville Road September 1
11 Hudco Electric Supply 300 Barrie Speedway, Barrie Oval September 8
12 Pinty's 250 Kawartha Speedway, Peterborough Oval September 22

Results

Races

Race Name Pole position Most laps led Winning driver Manufacturer
1 Vortex Brake Pads 200 J. R. Fitzpatrick Louis-Philippe Dumoulin Louis-Philippe Dumoulin Dodge
2 EMCO 200 Scott Steckly Peter Shepherd III Peter Shepherd III Dodge
3 Clarington 200 Kerry Micks Kerry Micks Peter Shepherd III Dodge
4 Jiffy Lube 100 presented by Snap-On Andrew Ranger Andrew Ranger Andrew Ranger Dodge
5 A&W Crusin' the Dub 300 J. R. Fitzpatrick Scott Steckly Scott Steckly Dodge
6 Velocity Prairie Thunder presented by Bayer CropScience J. R. Fitzpatrick J. R. Fitzpatrick Scott Steckly Dodge
7 National 250 presented by Public Mobile Ron Beauchamp Jr. Scott Steckly Scott Steckly Dodge
8 JuliaWine.com 100 Alex Tagliani Jacques Villeneuve D. J. Kennington Dodge
9 Wilson Equipment 300 Scott Steckly Scott Steckly Jason Hathaway Dodge
10 Pinty's presents the Clarington 200 Jeff Lapcevich Jeff Lapcevich Louis-Philippe Dumoulin Dodge
11 Hudco Electric Supply 300 Scott Steckly Jason Hathaway Jason Hathaway Dodge
12 Pinty's 250 Scott Steckly Scott Steckly Scott Steckly Dodge
Sources:[1]

Championship standings

Further information: List of NASCAR points scoring systems
Pos. Driver Races Points[2]
MSP DEL MSP ICAR VER SAS STE CTR RIS MSP BAR KAW
1 Scott Steckly 24 21 2 2 1* 1 1* 8 3* 11 4 1* 473
2 D. J. Kennington 4 4 10 6 9 4 16 1 2 4 2 4 471
3 Jason Hathaway 3 11 4 20 2 3 14 4 1 25 1* 11 442
4 Martin Roy 20 5 6 9 11 20 7 6 5 2 6 5 429
5 Louis-Philippe Dumoulin 1* 19 7 3 5 12 6 14 17 1 16 21 418
6 J. R. Fitzpatrick 27 2 3 4 19 7* 3 13 16 5 3 25 411
7 Noel Dowler 8 6 16 18 20 6 10 16 8 19 17 6 378
8 Jason White 15 14 11 14 13 15 5 11 14 17 13 12 375
9 Ron Beauchamp Jr. 16 13 18 15 6 8 4 18 15 26 9 9 373
10 Alex Guenette (R) 26 20 17 10 10 11 2 20 6 18 5 17 368
11 Ryley Seibert (R) 11 17 12 12 8 18 15 15 11 33 7 10 359
12 Ray Courtemanche Jr. 12 15 15 17 16 19 13 19 12 28 11 22 329
13 Trevor Seibert 9 18 21 22 14 5 8 10 10 35 289
14 Larry Jackson 22 7 20 23 12 16 18 13 24 15 26 288
15 Hugo Vannini 13 8 9 24 11 22 9 29 18 19 278
16 Jeff Lapcevich 2 12 8 5 9 8* 3 265
17 Kerry Micks 6 19* 7 21 21 17 27 16 220
18 Mark Dilley 22 4 2 4 8 8 218
19 Peter Shepherd III 1* 1 19 2 163
20 Howie Scannell Jr. 21 13 19 25 9 14 163
21 Joey McColm 25 10 21 10 16 138
22 Dave Connelly 9 13 9 12 133
23 Andrew Ranger 1* 2 3 131
24 Steve Mathews 18 3 5 27 124
25 Brad Graham 10 16 20 13 118
26 Jim White 3 13 15 101
27 Jean-François Dumoulin 8 17 15 92
28 James Van Domselaar 15 10 23 84
29 Donald Chisholm 7 7 75
30 Robin Buck 5 10 73
31 Cameron Hayley 7 9 73
32 Alex Labbé 11 7 70
33 Derek White 28 16 20 68
34 Paul Jean 12 24 30 66
35 Kelly Admiraal 17 14 57
36 Peter Klutt 19 14 55
36 Marc-Antoine Camirand 29 6 54
38 Brandon White (R) 14 21 53
39 Nick Jewell 18 17 53
40 David Thorndyke 14 22 52
41 Daniel Bois (R) 23 14 51
42 Ty Dillon 7 32 49
43 Jacques Villeneuve 3* 43
44 Jason Hankewich DNQ1 24 42
45 Alex Tagliani 5 40
46 Gary Klutt 7 37
47 Matthew Scannell 34 18 36
48 Patrice Brisebois 12 32
49 Jeb Burton 12 32
50 Chad Hackenbracht 13 31
51 Ryan Klutt (R) 17 27
52 Elie Arseneau 19 25
53 Isabelle Tremblay 21 23
54 Xavier Coupal 23 21
55 Trevor Monaghan 23 21
56 Benoit Theetge 26 18
57 Dexter Stacey 28 16
58 Simon Dion-Viens 30 14
59 James Buescher 31 13
60 Curtis Fielding 36 8
Pos. Driver MSP DEL MSP ICAR VER SAS STE CTR RIS MSP BAR KAW Points
Races
Key
Color Result
Gold Winner
Silver Finished 2nd–5th
Bronze Finished 6th–10th
Green Finished 11th–20th
Blue Finished 21st or worse
Purple Did not finish (DNF)
Black Disqualified (DSQ)
Red Did not qualify (DNQ)
Tan Withdrew From Race (Wth)
White Qualified for another driver (QL)
Qualified but replaced due to injury or incident (INQ)
Relieved another driver (RL)
Blank Did not participate (DNP)
Excluded (EX)
Did not arrive (DNA)

Bold – Pole position awarded by time.
Italics – Pole position earned by points standings.
* – Most laps led.

Notes
  • 1 – Jason Hankewich received championship points, despite the fact that he did not qualify for the race.

See also

References

  1. ^ "NASCAR Home Tracks | The Soul of NASCAR". Archived from the original on May 26, 2013. Retrieved May 16, 2013.
  2. ^ "2012 Official Driver Standings: Delaware | NASCAR Home Tracks". Archived from the original on July 10, 2012. Retrieved May 20, 2013.
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