2022 NASCAR Pinty's Series

Last updated December 13, 2024

The 2022 NASCAR Pinty's Series was the sixteenth season of the Pinty's Series, the national stock car racing series in Canada sanctioned by NASCAR. It began with the NTN Ultimate Bearing Experience 250 at Sunset Speedway on May 14 and concluded with the race at Delaware Speedway on September 25.

Teams and drivers

Complete Schedule

Manufacturer	Team	No.	Driver
Chevrolet	Team 3 Red/Ed Hakonson Racing	8	Raphaël Lessard 8
		8	Ray Courtemanche Jr. 5
		66	Wallace Stacey (R)
		92	Dexter Stacey
	Paille Racing Team	96	Marc-Antoine Camirand
	Wight Motorsports	0	Glenn Styres (R)
		9	Brandon Watson (R)
		27	Andrew Ranger
		64	Mark Dilley 12
		64	Jake Sheridan (R)1
	22 Racing	18	Alex Tagliani
	22 Racing	20	Treyten Lapcevich
Dodge	DJK Racing	17	D. J. Kennington
	Dumoulin Compétition	47	Louis-Philippe Dumoulin
	Lacroix Motorsport	74	Kevin Lacroix
	Legendary Motorcar Company	59	Gary Klutt
Ford	Jacombs Racing	1	Jean-Philippe Bergeron (R)

Limited Schedule

Manufacturer	Team	No.	Driver	Round(s)
Chevrolet	Dumoulin Compétition	13	Louis-Philippe Montour (R)	5
	Team 3 Red/Ed Hakonson Racing	3	Brett Taylor	8
			Dominic St. Cyr (R)	1
			Ken Schrader	1
			Jake Sheridan (R)	1
	Groupe Theetge	80	Donald Theetge	6
	Jim Bray Motorsports	56	Brandon McFarlane (R)	1
	Jim Bray Motorsports	98	Sam Fellows	9
	Krzysik Racing	46	Jamie Krzysik	3
	MBS Motorsports	31	Daniel Bois (R)	4
	RGR Motorsports	38	Michael Goudie (R)	1
	Wight Motorsports	2	T. J. Rinomato	10
	22 Racing	22	Kyle Steckly (R)	3
	22 Racing	22	Stewart Friesen	1
Dodge	Brent Wheller Motorsports	61	Brent Wheller	3
	Bryan Cathcart Racing	71	Bryan Cathcart	11
	Busch Racing	43	Shantel Kalika	3
	DJK Racing	28	Sara Thorne (R)	1
			Matthew Shirley (R)	2
			Trevor Monaghan	1
	Dumoulin Compétition	04	Jean-François Dumoulin	1
		07	Jacques Villeneuve	1
		07	Alex Labbé	1
	ICAR Canada Racing Team 1 22 Racing 1	03	Justin Arseneau (R)	1
	ICAR Canada Racing Team 1 22 Racing 1	03	Ray Morneau (R)	1
	Lacroix Motorsport	55	Serge Bourdeau (R)	2
	Legendary Motorcar Company	6	Peter Klutt	2
	Legendary Motorcar Company	6	Ryan Klutt	1
	Larry Jackson Racing	84	Larry Jackson	10
		99	Matthew Scannell	3
		99	Aaron Turkey (R)	1
	Duroking Autosport	12	Mathieu Kingsbury	4
	Monaghan Motosports	4	Trevor Monaghan	1
	SDV Autosport	37	Simon Dion-Viens	2
Ford	Jacombs Racing	36	David Bailey (R)	1
		36	Alex Labbé	1
		39	Alex Guenette	4

Schedule

On 9 December 2021, NASCAR announced the 2022 schedule. It included an inaugural race at Ohsweken Speedway, which will become the first dirt track race in series history, after being cancelled for the 2020 season, as well as one at Eastbound International Speedway. It also brought the return of the west coast swing for the series.^[1]

No.	Race Title	Track	Date
1	NTN Ultimate Bearing Experience 250	Sunset Speedway, Innisfil	14 May
2	eBay Motors 200	Canadian Tire Motorsport Park, Bowmanville	22 May
3	QwickWick 250 presented by St. Hubert	Autodrome Chaudière, Vallée-Jonction	11 June
4	Pro Line 225 presented by QwickWick	Eastbound International Speedway, Avondale	25 June
5	Grand Prix of Toronto	Exhibition Place, Toronto	15 July
6	Bayer 300	Edmonton International Raceway, Wetaskiwin	23 July
7	Leland Industries Twin 125's	Sutherland Automotive Speedway, Saskatoon	27 July
8	Leland Industries Twin 125's	Sutherland Automotive Speedway, Saskatoon	27 July
9	Les 60 Tours Rousseau Metal	Circuit Trois-Rivières, Trois-Rivières	7 August
10	Pinty's 100	Ohsweken Speedway, Ohsweken	16 August
11	General Tire 125	Circuit ICAR, Mirabel	27 August
12	WeatherTech 200	Canadian Tire Motorsport Park, Bowmanville	4 September
13	Pinty's Fall Brawl	Delaware Speedway, Delaware	25 September

Results and standings

Races

No.	Race	Pole position	Most laps led	Winning driver	Manufacturer	Report
1	NTN Ultimate Bearing Experience 250	Brandon Watson	Marc-Antoine Camirand	Treyten Lapcevich	Chevrolet	Report
2	eBay Motors 200	Louis-Philippe Dumoulin	Kevin Lacroix	Kevin Lacroix	Dodge	Report
3	QwickWick 250	Louis-Philippe Dumoulin	Marc-Antoine Camirand	Andrew Ranger	Chevrolet	Report
4	Pro-Line 225	Brandon Watson	Marc-Antoine Camirand	Marc-Antoine Camirand	Chevrolet	Report
5	Grand Prix of Toronto	Andrew Ranger	Kevin Lacroix	Kevin Lacroix	Dodge	Report
6	Bayer 300	Alex Tagliani	Marc-Antoine Camirand	Marc-Antoine Camirand	Chevrolet	Report
7	Leland Industries Twin 125s - Race 1	Treyten Lapcevich	Andrew Ranger	D. J. Kennington	Dodge	Report
8	Leland Industries Twin 125s - Race 2	Donald Theetge	Alex Tagliani	Alex Tagliani	Chevrolet	Report
9	Les 60 Tours Rousseau Metals	Kevin Lacroix	Marc-Antoine Camirand	Alex Guenette	Ford	Report
10	Pinty's 100	Marc-Antoine Camirand	Treyten Lapcevich	Treyten Lapcevich	Chevrolet	Report
11	General Tire 125	Marc-Antoine Camirand	Kevin Lacroix	Kevin Lacroix	Dodge	Report
12	WeatherTech 200	Marc-Antoine Camirand	Marc-Antoine Camirand	Marc-Antoine Camirand	Chevrolet	Report
13	Pinty's Fall Brawl	Brandon Watson	Brandon Watson	Brandon Watson	Chevrolet	Report

Drivers' championship

(key) Bold – Pole position awarded by time. Italics – Pole position set by final practice results or Owners' points. ^L –Led race lap (1 point). * – Led most race laps (1 point). (R) - Rookie of the Year candidate.

Pos.	Driver	SUN	MSP	ACD	AVE	TOR	EDM	SAS	SAS	CTR	OSK	ICAR	MSP	DEL	Points
1	Marc-Antoine Camirand	4^L*	14^L	2^L*	1^L*	9	1^L*	3	20	3^L*	4^L	2^L	1^L*	9	523
2	Kevin Lacroix	5	1^L*	13	7	1^L*	2^L	21	7	19	11	1^L*	2^L	3	496
3	D. J. Kennington	11	11	3^L	3	11	7^L	1^L	6	2	6	12	7	5^L	494
4	Treyten Lapcevich	1^L	6	21	2^L	10	17	5^L	17	5	1^L*	8	5	4	480
5	Alex Tagliani	7	2	5	15	5	18^L	7	1^L*	4	5	7	6	20	476
6	Brandon Watson (R)	3^L	8	9	4^L	16	6	16	5	12	10	9	11	1^L*	469
7	Louis-Philippe Dumoulin	9	7^L	4^L	19	3^L	4	8	3	14	18	6	4	8	468
8	Andrew Ranger	12	24	1^L	20^L	2^L	3	2^L*	2^L	15^L	7	5	8^L	19	463
9	Gary Klutt	6	4^L	7	5	4	8	14	21	11	9	21	3	26	434
10	Jean-Philippe Bergeron (R)	8	9	18	9	13	11	10	8	13	24	22	10	7	410
11	Dexter Stacey	18	3	19	6	19	9	6	22	20	16	10	13	10	401
12	Mark Dilley	10	15	12	10	21	12	12	9	17		19	22	23	346
13	Wallace Stacey (R)	16	19	17	14	20	13	20	18	23	20	18	19	18	337
14	Glenn Styres (R)	19	18	23	18	24	16	17	13	22	23	20	17	22	320
15	Larry Jackson	17	10	11	11	25				8	14	13	14	12	305
16	Bryan Cathcart	14	20	16	12	22	19	19	16		17		20	13	296
17	Raphaël Lessard	2^L		6	8		15	15	4		21			14	268
18	T. J. Rinomato	15	16	20	13	18		23	23	10			25	25	252
19	Sam Fellows	13	25	15		14				6	15	23	9	27	249
20	Brett Taylor	20	13	8	22		20	9	15				21		224
21	Donald Theetge	Wth		21	21	Wth	5	22	10^L					2	184
22	Louis-Philippe Montour (R)		5			8				7		11	15		174
23	Alex Guenette					6				1^L		3	26		144
24	Ray Courtemanche Jr.		23			15				9		15	16		142
25	Daniel Bois (R)		11			7							12	24	121
26	Mathieu Kingsbury			14						18		14		21	109
27	Kyle Steckly (R)							4	12					16	100
28	Jamie Krzysik						10	13	19						90
29	Shantel Kalika						14	18	11						89
30	Alex Labbé											4		6	78
31	Brent Wheller		21			17							18		76
32	Matthew Scannell		22			12							23		75
33	Jake Sheridan (R)										3			11	74
34	Matthew Shirley (R)							11	14						63
35	Simon Dions-Viens			10						21					57
36	Trevor Monaghan										22			15	51
37	Peter Klutt		17			23									48
38	Serge Bourdeau (R)									25		17			46
39	Stewart Friesen										2				42
40	Ken Schrader										8				36
41	Dave Bailey (R)										12				32
42	Aaron Turkey (R)										13				31
43	Jean-François Dumoulin									16^L					29
44	Brandon McFarlane (R)				16										28
45	Justin Arseneau (R)											16			28
46	Sara Thorne (R)				17										27
47	Ray Morneau (R)													17	27
48	Michael Goudie (R)										19				25
49	Dominic St. Cyr (R)									24					20
50	Ryan Klutt												24		20
51	Jacques Villeneuve									DNS					18
Pos.	Driver	SUN	MSP	ACD	AVE	TOR	EDM	SAS	SAS	CTR	OSK	ICAR	MSP	DEL	Points

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References

↑ "NASCAR Pinty's Series 2022 Schedule Announced". nascar.ca. NASCAR Digital Media, LLC. 9 December 2021. Retrieved 11 May 2022.

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[1] "NASCAR Pinty's Series 2022 Schedule Announced". nascar.ca. NASCAR Digital Media, LLC. 9 December 2021. Retrieved 11 May 2022.

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