Hathaway Takes Canadian Tire Road Course Win At CTMP

Jason Hathaway celebrates his first road-course win in the NASCAR Canadian Tire Series Sunday at Canadian Tire Motorsport Park. Photo by Matthew Manor/Getty Images for NASCAR

Jason Hathaway has raced in every event in NASCAR Canadian Tire Series history. He’s been a race winner and a championship contender.

After Sunday’s race at Canadian Tire Motorsport Park, he can add highlight to his résumé: Road-course winner.

Hathaway, a self-professed “oval guy” held off road-course aces L.P. Dumoulin and Jeff Lapcevich following a late-race restart to win the Pinty’s presents the Clarington 200.

More importantly, the moved the 38-year-old from St. Thomas, Ontario, to second in the championship standings heading into the season finale at Kawartha Speedway on Sept. 19. He is nine points behind Scott Steckly, who finished seventh, and has the same points total as Andrew Ranger. Ranger won the pole position and led the most laps (15) before tire issues dropped him to sixth.

D.J. Kennington finished fourth and J.F. Dumoulin fifth.

Hathaway’s weekend started off with an up and down Saturday. His crew had to change an engine prior to qualifying, but he added a sponsor when Muskoka Aviation Centre in Gravenhurst, Ontario, joined his team for Sunday’s race.

Hathaway’s No. 3 Muskoka Aircraft Center/HGC Chevrolet took the lead from Dumoulin with three laps to go following the race’s final restart. Dumoulin had gone to the front on lap 42 after Lapcevich and Alex Tagliani, who led 12 laps, had tangled for the lead.

Following Ranger and Steckly, Tagliani, rookie Cayden Lapcevich and Kerry Micks rounded out the top 10.

After the race, Jeff Lapcevich, who had finished second in the four of the last six races at CTMP, announced Sunday’s event was his final with the series as he will turn his attention his son Cayden’s race career.

The Pinty’s presents the Clarington 200 had seven lead changes among seven different drivers.

The 2015 NASCAR Canadian Tire Series will conclude the season Sept. 19 with the Pinty’s 200 at Kawartha.

NASCAR Canadian Tire Series
Canadian Tire Motorsport Park – Bowmanville, Ontario, Canada
Pinty’s presents the Clarington 200 – Aug. 30, 2015

Fin	Str	Car	Driver	Team	Laps	Points	B/Points	Status
1	10	3	Jason Hathaway	Muskoka Aircraft Center/HGC Chevrolet	51	47	4	Running
2	13	47	L.P. Dumoulin	WeatherTech Canada/Bellemare Dodge	51	43	1	Running
3	3	76	Jeff Lapcevich	Tim Hortons Dodge	51	42	1	Running
4	8	17	D.J. Kennington	Castrol Edge/Mahindra Tractors Dodge	51	40		Running
5	12	4	J.F. Dumoulin	Bernier Crepeau Chrysler/Bellemare Dodge	51	39		Running
6	1	27	Andrew Ranger	Mopar/Pennzoil Dodge	51	40	2	Running
7	6	22	Scott Steckly	Canadian Tire Dodge	51	37		Running
8	4	18	Alex Tagliani	EpiPen/CGI/CanTorque Chevrolet	51	37	1	Running
9	29	34	Cayden Lapcevich *	Tim Hortons Dodge	51	35		Running
10	14	2	Kerry Micks	Johnsonville/Leland/BDI Ford	51	34		Running
11	19	59	Gary Klutt *	CTL Corp./Legendary Motorcar Chevrolet	51	33		Running
12	11	87	Kevin Poitras *	TSC Stores Ford	51	32		Running
13	26	25	Joey McColm	TSC Stores Ford	51	31		Running
14	20	14	James Van Domselaar	Steel-Craft Door Products Chevrolet	51	30		Running
15	22	94	Dave Coursol *	La Cite de Mirabel/Blackshape Dodge	51	29		Running
16	25	0	Olivier Bedard *	Prolon/J.C. Perrault Chevrolet	51	28		Running
17	18	37	Simon Dion-Viens *	Bestbuy Pièces d’auto/Zone Garage Dodge	51	27		Running
18	23	29	Ray Courtemanche Jr.	La Cite de Mirabel/Blackshape Dodge	51	26		Running
19	27	67	David Thorndyke	Thorsons EVT Chevrolet	51	25		Running
20	28	77	Jocelyn Fecteau *	Pneus Chartrand/Metal Mulisha Dodge	51	24		Running
21	21	9	Ryley Seibert	Lake Excavating/EMCO Waterworks Chevrolet	46	23		Wheel Bearing
22	15	24	Spencer Gallagher	Allegiant Travel Dodge	45	22		Radiator
23	7	36	Alex Labbe	Lou’s BBQ/VR Victoriaville Dodge	43	21		Off Track
24	9	56	Matthew Scannell	OMVIC/IGPC Ethanol/B&G Performance Dodge	37	21	1	Off Track
25	17	42	Ryan Klutt *	Legendary Motorcar Chevrolet	34	19		Engine
26	2	74	Kevin Lacroix *	Auto Parts Plus/Total Dodge	20	19	1	Clutch
27	5	99	Marc-Antoine Camirand *	Grafoid/Braille Battery Chevrolet	19	17		Running
28	16	6	Carlos de Quesada *	Insync Healthcare System Dodge	15	16		Accident
29	24	95	Anthony Simone	Innovative Plumbing & Mechanical Dodge	0	15		Ignition

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Fastest Qualifier: Andrew Ranger, Time: 82.807 Seconds, Speed: 106.904 mph
Time of Race: 1 hrs., 38 mins, 52 secs Average Speed: 76.108 mph Margin of Victory: .310 Seconds
Caution Flags: [Beneficiary] Laps 11-13 (Car #99 stopped on track [none]); 17-20 (Debris on track [none]); 38-40 (Fluid on track [none]); 44-47 (Cars #59, 24 & 36 accident [99]). 4 for 14 laps.
Lap Leaders: Andrew Ranger 1-15, Kevin Lacroix * 16-18, Matthew Scannell 19-22, Alex Tagliani 23-33, Jeff Lapcevich 34-40, Alex Tagliani 41, L.P. Dumoulin 42-48, Jason Hathaway 49-51.
Total Laps Led: Andrew Ranger 15, Alex Tagliani 12, L.P. Dumoulin 7, Jeff Lapcevich 7, Matthew Scannell 4, Kevin Lacroix * 3, Jason Hathaway 3. 7 changes involving 7 drivers.