2011 NASCAR Canadian Tire Series

2011 NASCAR Canadian Tire Series season
2011 NASCAR Canadian Tire Series season
NASCAR Canadian Tire Series
Season
Races	14
Start date	May 28
End date	September 24
Awards
Champion	Scott Steckly
	← 2010 2012 →

Last updated July 11, 2022

The 2011 NASCAR Canadian Tire Series season is the fifth season of the NASCAR Canadian Tire Series. This season comprised twelve races at eleven different venues, seven of which were contested on oval courses.

Overview

The fifth season of racing had a few different race procedures for the 12 events to be run this season spanning across 5 provinces featuring 12 events. New procedures include a new rookie of the year format, the introduction of the wave around and three attempts at a green-white-checker finish. All of the races were televised on TSN in one-hour tape delayed episodes, excluding Circuit Gilles Villeneuve and Toronto which were aired live on the network.

The season started off May 28 at Mosport International Raceway, where 2008 champion Scott Steckly led most of race and went on to win the event. He won three events and finished in the runner up position 4 times on his way to capture his second championship over D. J. Kennington, who had a pair of wins. Long time road racer Robin Buck and Rookie Peter Shepherd III won their first career events respectively. Andrew Ranger won the two biggest events of the year in dominant fashion at Montreal and Toronto. Former champion Don Thomson Jr. retired after a lengthy career.

Drivers

No.	Manufacturer	Car Owner	Race Driver	Crew Chief
00	Dodge	Pierre Bourque	Pierre Bourque 5	Brandon Suk 1 Al Lebert 3 Tyler Case 1
01	Dodge	Garry McColman	Chris Raabe 3	Tyler Case
02	Ford	Susan Micks	Kerry Micks	Tyler Case 6 Ray McCaughey 6
03	Chevrolet	Jason Roussakis	Elie Arseneau 4	Jason Roussakis 2 Yvon Turcotte 2
3	Dodge	Ed Hakonson	Jason Hathaway	Craig Masters
04	Dodge	Paul Corbeil	Jean-François Dumoulin 5	Tony Pratte
5	Dodge 6 Ford 6	Kevin Dowler	Pete Vanderwyst 1	Kevin Dowler 2 Chris Wright 10
			Noel Dowler 10
			Kenny Forth 1
07	Ford	Dave Jacombs	Isabelle Tremblay 11	Randy Smith
7	Dodge	Sharon Shepherd	Peter Shepherd III 7	Don Jacobson
8	Dodge	Ed Hakonson	Don Thomson Jr.	Sandy Hamilton 10 Mike Wallace 2
9	Dodge	Ian Farwell	Mark Dilley	Rino Montanari
10	Chevrolet	Derek White	Brandon White 1	Jonathan Côté
11	Dodge	Marty Gaunt	Jason Bowles 2	Jeff Fultz 1 Jonathan Davis 1
12	Dodge 2 Chevrolet 1	Dave Jacombs	Alex Tagliani 2	Brian Ellas 1 Tyler Case 2
12	Dodge 2 Chevrolet 1	Dave Jacombs	Jim White 1	Brian Ellas 1 Tyler Case 2
13	Chevrolet	Christopher Ecklund	Trevor Monaghan 1	Rob McConnell
14	Chevrolet	James Van Domselaar	James Van Domselaar 3	Jim Van Domselaar
15	Ford	Bill Mathews	Steven Mathews 8	Rick McColl 2 Bill Mathews 1 Steve Mifsud 2 Alex Nagy 3
17	Dodge	Doug Kennington	D. J. Kennington	Dave Wight
19	Dodge 4 Ford 1	Reg Arsenault	Brad Graham 5	Bill Dobson
21	Dodge	Rob Zimmer 5 Skip Ambrose 7	Jason White	Derek Lynch
22	Dodge	Scott Steckly	Scott Steckly	Giulio Montanari
23	Dodge	Joe Lapcevich	Jeff Lapcevich 9	Tim Ellas
25	Chevrolet	Jason White	Sarah Cornett-Ching 1	Joe Cornett-Ching
27	Dodge	Dave Jacombs	Andrew Ranger 4	Bill Burns 1 Harry Misener 3
29	Dodge	Ray Courtemanche Jr.	Ray Courtemanche Jr. 3	Jean-Pierre LeClerc
36	Chevrolet	Les Harding	Shannon Harding 2	Les Harding
42	Chevrolet	Peter Klutt	Peter Klutt 5	Ken Stewart
44	Ford 4 Chevrolet 2	Brian Whissell	Jarrad Whissell 6	Donald Barhardt 2 Rob Hamilton 4
46	Chevrolet	Rob Howlett	Dan Shirley 1	Rob Howlett
47	Dodge	Marc-Andre Bergeron	Louis-Philippe Dumoulin 8	Jimmy Briere 5 Vic Decker 3
48	Chevrolet	Kevin Kozack	Nathan Weenk 2	Howard Chappell
50	Dodge	John Atto	Joey McColm 5	Frank Millman
51	Dodge	Murray Haukass	Nick Jewell 2	Dave Hall
55	Dodge 9 Chevrolet 3	Kristin Hamelin	Dexter Stacey	Robin McCluskey
56	Dodge	Jim Bray	Doug Brown 1	Kevin Blacklock
			Howie Scannell Jr. 4	Carl Williams
			John Fletcher 1	Carl Williams
59	Chevrolet 5 Dodge 1	John Farano	John Farano 6	Ken Stewart
60	Dodge	Ronald Beauchamp Sr.	Ron Beauchamp Jr.	Mike Knott
66	Dodge	Sandra D'Angelo	Robin Buck 5	Randy Gray
67	Chevrolet	David Thorndyke	David Thorndyke 4	Adam Thorndyke
69	Ford 3 Dodge 1	Trevor Seibert	Trevor Seibert 3	Dave Bruin
69	Ford 3 Dodge 1	Trevor Seibert	Ryley Seibert 1	Dave Bruin
71	Dodge 2 Chevrolet 1	Patrice Brisebois	Patrice Brisebois 3	Dominique Chagnon 1 Yves Boisvert 2
80	Chevrolet	Donald Theetge	Donald Theetge 2	Benoit Theetge
82	Dodge	Dave Connelly	Dave Connelly 5	Mike Kenyon
84	Chevrolet	John Fitzpatrick	J. R. Fitzpatrick	Ted McAlister
85	Chevrolet	Sayda Nsairi	Michel Pilon 3	Claude Vigeant
89	Ford	John Chisholm	Donald Chisholm 3	George Koszkulics
90	Dodge	Normand Roy	Martin Roy 4	François Adam
94	Chevrolet	Andre Coursol	Dave Coursol 2	Andre Coursol
96	Dodge	Ron Beauchamp, Sr.	Sebastien Dussault 1	Ron Beauchamp, Sr.
97	Ford	Yvon Vannini	Hugo Vannini 8	Yvon Vannini
98	Chevrolet	John Chisholm	John Flemming 1	Andrew Hicken
99	Chevrolet	Derek White	Derek White 8	Jonathan Côté
99	Chevrolet	Derek White	Steve Côté 1	Jonathan Côté

Schedule

Bowmanville

Mirabel

Delaware

Toronto

Vernon

Barrie

2011 venues

The 2011 calendar consists of twelve races at eleven different venues. Circuit ICAR in Mirabel, Quebec will make its debut in the series this year.^[1]

Race	Name	Track	Date	Time
Race	Name	Track	Date	Local	UTC
1	Dickies 200	Mosport Speedway, Bowmanville	May 28	19:00	23:00
2	Grand Prix ICAR Mirabel	Circuit ICAR, Mirabel	June 5	15:30	19:30
3	Keystone Light 200	Delaware Speedway, Delaware	June 11	19:00	23:00
4	Vortex Brake Pads 200	Mosport International Raceway, Bowmanville	June 26
5	Streets of Toronto 100	Exhibition Place, Toronto	July 9
6	A&W Crusin' the Dub 300	SunValley Speedway, Vernon	July 23
7	Velocity Prairie Thunder	Auto Clearing Motor Speedway, Saskatoon	July 27
8	GP3R 100	Circuit Trois-Rivières, Trois-Rivières	August 7
9	NAPA Autopro 100	Circuit Gilles Villeneuve, Montreal	August 20
10	Wild Wing 300	Barrie Speedway, Barrie	September 10
11	Komatsu 300	Riverside Speedway, Antigonish	September 17
12	Kawartha 250	Kawartha Speedway, Peterborough	September 24

Results

Races

Race	Name	Pole position	Most laps led	Winning driver	Manufacturer
1	Dickies 200	J. R. Fitzpatrick	Scott Steckly	Scott Steckly	Dodge
2	Grand Prix ICAR Mirabel	Alex Tagliani	Alex Tagliani	Robin Buck	Dodge
3	Keystone Light 200	Peter Shepherd III	J. R. Fitzpatrick	Don Thomson Jr.	Dodge
4	Vortex Brake Pads 200	Scott Steckly ‡	J. R. Fitzpatrick	D. J. Kennington	Dodge
5	Streets of Toronto 100	Jason Bowles	Andrew Ranger	Andrew Ranger	Dodge
6	A&W Cruisin' the Dub 300	Scott Steckly	D. J. Kennington	Scott Steckly	Dodge
7	Velocity Prairie Thunder	D. J. Kennington	D. J. Kennington	Peter Shepherd III	Dodge
8	GP3R 100	Andrew Ranger	Robin Buck	Robin Buck	Dodge
9	NAPA Autopro 100	Andrew Ranger	Andrew Ranger	Andrew Ranger	Dodge
10	Wild Wing 300	Scott Steckly	Scott Steckly	Mark Dilley	Dodge
11	Komatsu 300	Scott Steckly	Scott Steckly	Scott Steckly	Dodge
12	Kawartha 250	Steven Mathews	D. J. Kennington	D. J. Kennington	Dodge

Standings

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

Pos	Driver	MSP	ICAR	DEL	MSP	TOR	VER	SAS	CTR	CGV	BAR	ANT	KAW	Pts
1	Scott Steckly	1*	2	2	5	2	1	20	3	7	14*	1*	2	1960
2	D. J. Kennington	5	20	3	1	5	2*	2*	9	18	7	4	1*	1881
3	J. R. Fitzpatrick	7	7	5	2*	19	8	9	15	6	9	6	3	1774
4	Kerry Micks	13	19	6	13	4	3	4	21	2	3	5	4	1754
5	Don Thomson Jr.	3	3	1	26	8	6	3	16	14	4	15	6	1731
6	Mark Dilley	18	5	11	20	6	5	5	19	23	1	10	5	1631
7	Ron Beauchamp Jr.	9	14	9	15	11	4	7	14	12	15	8	17	1571
8	Jason White	15	10	10	6	25	11	19	6	15	18	16	8	1499
9	Jason Hathaway	6	15	8	21	20	18	6	26	32	2	7	21	1450
10	Dexter Stacey	16	23	15	7	12	16	17	25	16	12	18	11	1396
11	Jeff Lapcevich	8	6	13	4	13			4	4	5		9	1313
12	Isabelle Tremblay (R)	14	25		8	28	19	14	30	29	11	13	20	1163
13	Louis-Philippe Dumoulin (R)		4		23	7			5	10	13	17	16	1045
14	Peter Shepherd III	2		17			7	1			21	2	10	1042
15	Noel Dowler (R)		27		16	22	17	13	28	20	17	11	25	1042
16	Derek White	12	13	20		16			7	25		14	26	909
17	Steven Mathews (R)	10	18	4	25	30				35	16		7	893
18	Hugo Vannini (R)	19		16		33			23	30	22	19	19	761
19	Robin Buck		1		3	3			1*	13				734
20	John Farano (R)		9		24	18			8	8	19			728
21	Brad Graham	4		7		10					6		24	681
22	Andrew Ranger		21			1*			2	1*				660
23	Jarrad Whissell				12	14	20	21	24	34				603
24	Dave Connelly (R)	17		14		15			10	22				582
25	Jean-François Dumoulin		22		22	17			12	9				571
26	Pete Klutt		11		18	9			18	33				550
27	Joey McColm				10	31				31	8		13	540
28	Pierre Bourque					27	13	12	31		20			506
29	Elie Arseneau (R)		12			24			17	19				436
30	Martin Roy (R)		26		14				13	21				430
31	Howie Scannell Jr.				9	32			11	37				387
32	David Thorndyke				17	23			27	27				370
33	Donald Chisholm			19								3	22	368
34	Chris Raabe (R)										10	9	23	366
35	Trevor Seibert				19		15			11				354
36	James Van Domselaar					26	12	10						346
37	Alex Tagliani		8*							5				307
38	Patrice Brisebois (R)		17						22	28				288
39	Nathan Weenk (R)						9	11						268
40	Michel Pilon (R)		24						32	26				243
41	Nick Jewell (R)							15					15	236
42	Dave Coursol (R)		16						20					218
43	Shannon Harding (R)						21	18						209
44	Ray Courtemanche Jr. (R)					29			29	36				207
45	Donald Theetge (R)								33	17				176
46	Jason Bowles					21				3				170
47	Dan Shirley (R)							8						142
48	Jim White						10							134
49	Pete Vanderwyst (R)	11												130
50	Steve Côté (R)				11									130
51	Kenny Forth (R)			12										127
52	John Flemming (R)											12		127
53	John Fletcher (R)												12	127
54	Sarah Cornett-Ching (R)						14							121
55	Brandon White (R)												14	121
56	Ryley Seibert (R)							16						115
57	Doug Brown			18										109
58	Trevor Monaghan												18	109
59	Sebastien Dussault (R)									24				91
Pos	Driver	MSP	ICAR	DEL	MSP	TOR	VER	SAS	CTR	CGV	BAR	ANT	KAW	Pts

	References	^[2]	^[3]	^[4]	^[5]	^[6]	^[7]	^[8]	^[9]	^[10]	^[11]	^[12]	^[13]	^[14]

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[1] "NASCAR Canadian Tire Series 2011 Schedule Announced". TSN. November 11, 2010.

[2] "NCATS Mosport Oval 5/28/11 Unofficial Results". NASCAR Hometracks. May 28, 2011. Archived from the original on June 2, 2011. Retrieved June 12, 2011.

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[4] "NCATS Delaware 6/11/11 Unofficial Results". NASCAR Hometracks. June 11, 2011. Archived from the original on June 21, 2011. Retrieved June 12, 2011.

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[8] "NCATS Saskatoon 7/27/11 Unofficial Results". NASCAR Hometracks. Turner Sports. July 27, 2011. Archived from the original on August 3, 2011. Retrieved July 28, 2011.

[9] "NCATS GP3R 8/7/11 Unofficial Results". NASCAR Hometracks. Turner Sports. August 7, 2011. Archived from the original on August 17, 2011. Retrieved August 8, 2011.

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