Lapcevich Claims Second Pinty’s Series Win At Riverside

Cayden Lapcevich celebrates his second win of the 2016 NASCAR Pinty’s Series season Saturday night at Riverside International Speedway. Photo by Matthew Murnaghan/NASCAR via Getty Images

Cayden Lapcevich only intended to run a handful of races this year and see what happened.

What has happened is the 16-year-old from Grimsby, Ontario, has produced a dream season.

The good times continued Saturday night, as Lapcevich chased down Jason Hathaway in the closing laps to claim the Bumper To Bumper 300 at Riverside International Speedway in Antigonish, Nova Scotia. It was the second win of the season and left Lapcevich with the NASCAR Pinty’s Series championship points lead with three races remaining.

Lapcevich’s No. 76 Fastline Motorsports Dodge led the final 11 laps after starting ninth. The teen has a top 10 in all nine races this season, and has two wins, two seconds and a third in the five races on ovals.

Lapcevich leads Andrew Ranger by 12 points after Ranger finished 14th.

L.P. Dumoulin also got past Hathaway in the final laps to take second, while Hathaway came home third. Donald Chisholm, who won the E3 Spark Plugs Pole Award earlier in the day, finished fourth and Dwayne Baker rounded out the top five.

Adam Martin was sixth, followed by Mark Dilley, D.J. Kennington, Alex Tagliani and Kevin Lacroix.

Ranger started 14th and worked his way to the front. But contact on Lap 130 while going three-wide with Hathaway and Dumoulin for a top-five spot resulted in a flat tire and he was penalized for intentionally bringing out the caution. He would continue to run into struggles all night and finished 61 laps down.

Similarly, Tagliani was the victim of misfortune after leading a race-high 164 laps. He suffered damage while leading after getting hit by the spinning car of Dilley, after the cars of Dilley and Alex Labbe tangled on Lap 230. Tagliani is third in the championship race, 32 points out of the lead.

The NASCAR Pinty’s Series returns to the track Sunday, Sept. 4 for the Can-Am 200 at Canadian Tire Motorsport Park.

NASCAR Pinty’s Series
Riverside International Speedway – Antigonish, Nova Scotia, Canada
Bumper To Bumper 300 – Aug. 20, 2016

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RACE STATISTICS
Fastest Qualifier: Donald Chisholm, Time: 14.605 Seconds, Speed: 82.081 mph
Time of Race: 1 hrs., 41 mins, 46 secs Average Speed: 58.899 mph Margin of Victory: 1.358 Seconds
Caution Flags: Laps 56-65 (Debris {free pass[none]}); 133-147 (Car 27 stopped on track [48]); 230-240 (Cars 59 & 02 spin in turn #3 [48]); 250-254 (Debris [none]).  4 for 41 laps.
Lap Leaders: Donald Chisholm 1-47, D.J. Kennington 48-59, Donald Chisholm 60-65, Alex Tagliani 66-138, Gary Klutt 139-140, Alex Tagliani 141-231, D.J. Kennington 232-242, Jason Hathaway 243-289, Cayden Lapcevich * 290-300.
Total Laps Led: Alex Tagliani 164, Donald Chisholm 53, Jason Hathaway 47, D.J. Kennington 23, Cayden Lapcevich * 11, Gary Klutt 2.  8 changes involving 6 drivers.

* Jostens Rookie of the Year candidate