2017 NASCAR Pinty's Series

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Alex Labbé, the 2017 champion

The 2017 NASCAR Pinty's Series was the eleventh season of the NASCAR Pinty's Series. Beginning on May 21 at Canadian Tire Motorsport Park, the season consisted of thirteen races at eleven different venues in Canada. The season ended at Jukasa Motor Speedway on September 23. Cayden Lapcevich is the defending Drivers' Champion. Alex Labbé won the championship when the Green Flag dropped at the last race, as there were not enough entries for Labbé to lose that many points that Kevin Lacroix could have taken the championship. Labbé won the championship by a 16-point margin over Lacroix.

Contents

Drivers

No.ManufacturerCar OwnerRace DriverCrew Chief
1 Ford Bud MorrisJoey McColm 1Ed Wrong
02 Ford Susan MicksMatthew Scannell 4Rino Montanari 5
Jeff Walt 4
Howie Scannell Jr. 4
Mark Dilley 8
Robin Buck 1
03 Dodge Elie ArseneauElie Arseneau 1Brandon White
3 Chevrolet Ed Hakonson Jason Hathaway 3 [1] Craig Masters
04 Dodge Eric Kerub Jean-François Dumoulin [2] Robin McCluskey
4 Dodge Rob McConnellTrevor Monaghan 1Rob McConnell
5 Dodge Kevin DowlerNoel Dowler 6 Rick Crawford
8 Dodge 7
Ford 1
Bud MorrisLarry Jackson 4Ed Wrong 3
Dave Stephens 4
Kevin Hien 1
Brett Taylor (R)1
Jason Hankewich 1
Joey McColm 2
09 Dodge Trevor SeibertCharles Harvey (R)3Jeremy Coulter 1
Al Lebert 2
9 Ford Brad MartinAdam Martin (R) [3] Terry Wilson 12
Vic Decker 1
10 Dodge Murray HaukaasLuc Haukaas (R)3Brett Haukaas
11 Dodge Martin CoteMartin Cote (R)5Unknown1
Denys Beaudin 1
Dave Coursol 1
Herby Drescher 2
15 Ford Bill MathewsSteve Mathews 1Unknown
17 Dodge Doug Kennington D. J. Kennington [4] Ted McAlister
18 Dodge Colin Livingston 2 Alex Tagliani [5] Tyler Case
Scott Steckly 11
20 Dodge Anthony ParisienRaymond Guay (R)2Herby Drescher
21 Chevrolet 2Rob McConnell Jason White 2Rob McConnell
Dodge 1Trevor Monaghan 1
22 Dodge 9 Scott Steckly Christopher Bell 1 [6] Randy Steckly 12
Scott Steckly 1
Donald Theetge (R)8 [7]
Chevrolet 4Marc-Antoine Camirand 4 [8]
25 Dodge 6
Ford 5
Chevrolet 2
Bud MorrisBrett Taylor (R)2Frank Millman 1
Ed Wrong 4
Clement Samson 5
Dave Stephens 1
Kevin Hien 2
Larry Jackson 3
Simon Dion-Viens 5 [9]
Jason Hankewich 2
Joey McColm 1
27 Dodge Doug Kennington Andrew Ranger 12 [1] David Wight
Larry Jackson 1
28 Dodge Doug Kennington 2
D. J. Kennington 6
Larry Jackson 1Dave Stephens 1
Armani Williams (R)6 [10] Joey McColm 3
Ed Wrong 3
John Fletcher 1Scott Fletcher 1
32 Ford Alain Lord Mounir Alex Labbé [1] Mario Gosselin
42 Chevrolet Peter KluttRyan Klutt (R)1Jason Humphries
Peter Klutt 2
43 Dodge Trevor SeibertRobin Buck 3Daniel Bois 1
Jeff Steenbakkers 1
Al Lebert 1
44 Chevrolet 1 Scott Steckly Adam Andretti (R)2 [11] Mike Knott
Dodge 1
46 Chevrolet Lewis KrzysikJamie Krzysik (R)1Lewis Krzysik
47 Dodge Marc-André Bergeron Louis-Philippe Dumoulin [12] Bill Burns
51 Dodge Murray HaukaasNick Jewell 3David Hall
54 Dodge Holly KlymStefan Klym (R)3Tony Mickelchuk
55 Dodge Holly KlymDestiny Klym (R)3Devon Brown
56 Dodge Dan BrayDavid Michaud (R)3Jonathan Lavoie 1
Mike Knott 3
Brad Graham 1
59 Dodge Peter Klutt Gary Klutt 6 [1] John Fletcher
67 Chevrolet David ThorndykeDavid Thorndyke 2Kattie Smilovsky
69 Chevrolet Trevor SeibertCarl Gauthier (R)1Al Lebert
Trevor Seibert 1
74 Dodge Sylvain Lacroix Kevin Lacroix [1] Don Thomson Jr.
76 Dodge Sherri Lapcevich Cayden Lapcevich [1] Jeff Lapcevich
77 Dodge Katherine AlmeidaJocelyn Fecteau 2Eric-Pierre Martel
83 Chevrolet Menno AdmiraalIan Admiraal (R)3Travis Sharpe
89 Ford Donald Chisholm Donald Chisholm 2George Koszkulics
95 Dodge Peter SimoneAnthony Simone 12Nick Markwell 9
Paul Simone 2
Greg Franklin 1
99 Chevrolet Brandon WhiteBrandon White 4Zach Goodleaf 2
Simon Charron 2

Schedule

No.Race title Tracks Date
1 Can-Am 200 Canadian Tire Motorsport Park, Bowmanville May 21
2Choko/Fast Eddie 250 presented by Havoline Delaware Speedway, London June 3
3CRS Express 300 Autodrome Chaudière, Vallée-Jonction June 25 [lower-alpha 1]
4ECKO Unlimited 75 Circuit ICAR, Mirabel July 8
5 Pinty's Grand Prix of Toronto Exhibition Place, Toronto July 15
6Velocity Prairie Thunder Twin 100s presented by Bayer Wyant Group Raceway, Saskatoon July 25
7
8LUXXUR 300 presented by Bayer Edmonton International Raceway, Wetaskiwin July 29
9Le 50 Tours Can-Am Circuit Trois-Rivières, Trois-Rivières August 13
10Bumper To Bumper 300 Riverside International Speedway, Antigonish August 20 [lower-alpha 2]
11 Total Quartz 200 Canadian Tire Motorsport Park, Bowmanville September 3
12Lucas Oil 250 presented by Bumper to Bumper & Coors Light Autodrome Saint-Eustache, Saint-Eustache September 9
13Pinty's Fall Brawl 200 Jukasa Motor Speedway, Cayuga September 23
Source: [16]
Notes
  1. The CRS Express 300 was postponed six days due to the forecast for rain throughout the weekend, [13] before being postponed another two days due to the forecast for rain. [14]
  2. The Bumper To Bumper 300 was postponed a day due to persistent inclement weather. [15]

Results and Standings

Races

No.Race Pole position Most laps ledWinning driverManufacturer
1 Can-Am 200 [18] Kevin Lacroix Kevin Lacroix Kevin Lacroix Dodge
2Choko/Fast Eddie 250 presented by Havoline [19] Andrew Ranger Kevin Lacroix Alex Labbé Ford
3CRS Express 300 [20] Donald Theetge Cayden Lapcevich Cayden Lapcevich Dodge
4ECKO Unlimited 75 [21] Alex Tagliani Alex Tagliani Kevin Lacroix Dodge
5 Pinty's Grand Prix of Toronto [22] Andrew Ranger Kevin Lacroix Kevin Lacroix Dodge
6Velocity Prairie Thunder Twin 100s presented by Bayer [23] Kevin Lacroix Alex Labbé Alex Labbé Ford
7Velocity Prairie Thunder Twin 100s presented by Bayer [24] D. J. Kennington 1 D. J. Kennington Cayden Lapcevich Dodge
8LUXXUR 300 presented by Bayer [25] Alex Labbé Alex Labbé Alex Labbé Ford
9Le 50 Tours Can-Am [26] Andrew Ranger Alex Tagliani Alex Tagliani Dodge
10Bumper To Bumper 300 [27] D. J. Kennington 2 Alex Tagliani Alex Labbé Ford
11 Total Quartz 200 [28] Kevin Lacroix Kevin Lacroix Kevin Lacroix Dodge
12Lucas Oil 250 presented by Bumper to Bumper & Coors Light [29] Kevin Lacroix Alex Labbé Alex Labbé Ford
13Pinty's Fall Brawl 200 [30] D. J. Kennington Donald Theetge Cayden Lapcevich Dodge
Notes

Drivers' championship

(key) Bold – Pole position awarded by time. Italics – Pole position set by final practice results or Owners' points. * – Most laps led.

Pos.Driver MSP DEL ACD ICAR TOR WYA WYA EIR CTR RIV MSP STE JUK Points
1 Alex Labbé 512441*31*5161*20542
2 Kevin Lacroix 1*5*611*849182*1*44526
3 Cayden Lapcevich 4121*167313791131509
4 Louis-Philippe Dumoulin 643142655414553497
5 D. J. Kennington 17348622*6839717486
6 Alex Tagliani 18275*1420941*62106477
7 Andrew Ranger 269215107INJ1253810454
8 Jean-François Dumoulin 77813591915671465451
9Adam Martin (R)109111513131210118121419415
10Anthony Simone2216Wth98191181941115344
11 Donald Theetge (R)1854621022*308
12Larry Jackson2117107121110177284
13 Mark Dilley 151311874918269
14 Gary Klutt 39510138216
15Noel Dowler1372017189180
16Simon Dion-Viens12691112170
17 Armani Williams (R)111413Wth1213157
18Marc-Antoine Camirand31637148
19Martin Cote (R)1919172016129
20Brandon White12221311118
21Robin Buck16171424105
22Joey McColm24151915103
23Matthew Scannell20172016103
24 Jason Hathaway 81013101
25Brett Taylor (R)9181392
26David Michaud (R)11102091
27Ian Admiraal (R)15151686
28Stefan Klym (R)16171485
29Destiny Klym (R)18161880
30 Adam Andretti (R)31075
31 Donald Chisholm 13868
32 Jason White 14866
33Peter Klutt101563
34Raymond Guay (R)121660
35Luc Haukaas (R)1218Wth58
36Jason Hankewich1714Wth57
37Charles Harvey (R)15Wth1657
38Trevor Monaghan211453
39David Thorndyke132352
40Elie Arseneau1133
41Trevor Seibert1133
42Ryan Klutt (R)1232
43Jamie Krzysik (R)1232
44Brad Graham1232
45Steve Mathews1430
46John Fletcher1430
47Jocelyn Fecteau15Wth29
48 Christopher Bell 2321
49Carl Gauthier (R)2519
Nick JewellWthWthWth0
Pos.Driver MSP DEL ACD ICAR TOR WYA WYA EIR CTR RIV MSP STE JUK Points
Notes

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