Course de Nascar en fin de semaine a Montreal!!
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NX 2.0
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Ah ok merçi pour ton opinion la dessus, je vais peut etre y aller mais je pensait plus le regarder a TV avec une caisse de 24!
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shit j'avais pas vu ce thread la, j'ai parti le mien! j'ai vrmt hate!!!
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Montréal (Québec), August 14, 2012.- The Lombardi Honda Racing Team will be at the Circuit Gilles-Villeneuve this weekend to contest the two NAPA 200 rounds of the Canadian Touring Car Championship. Drivers Benjamin Distaulo, currently ranked second in the series, Roger Ledoux, and Greg Pootmans will make their presence known in the Super Touring class along with the return of Simon Dion-Viens in the B-Spec class.
After climbing to second in the championship standings after two podium finishes at the Grand Prix de Trois-Rivières, Benjamin Distaulo is impatiently awaiting this, the season’s second outing at Montreal’s Circuit Gilles-Villeneuve. « Competing at the Circuit Gilles-Villeneuve is always a privilege. But to do it with the possibility of ending up on the podium, and maybe even in top spot, is something special. We’re realistic and we know that going for the win won’t be easy, especially with the casino’s long straight-away and the power advantage of the Super Touring cars. It’s not a track designed for our Honda Civic Si but anything can happen in a race and I want to be near the front to capitalize if the opportunity arises » explains Benjamin Distaulo, Lombardi Honda Racing driver and team leader.
Experienced Montreal driver Greg Pootmans will be in the Honda Civic Si normally driven by Éric Lacouture. « Éric recently injured his neck and to replace him, we chose Greg because he’s a fast driver who knows the track. Even though he’ll have to learn the Super Touring Civic, I’m confident that he’ll be able to help me with a good finishing position and maybe take away some points from our competition » explains Benjamin Distaulo.
Greg Pootmans is not new to the Lombardi Honda Racing personnel after having contested races earlier in the season in one of the team’s Honda Fits.
Recruit Roger Ledoux will also be competing with a Honda Civic Si in the Super Touring class. « Roger is continuing his progression; he recorded some really good times at Trois-Rivières and we’re really happy with how he’s improved. He’s fast and simply needs to get more experience to become more consistent. But since he already knows the Circuit Gilles-Villeneuve, finishing in the top eight or nine is a realistic goal for him » confides B.Distaulo.
The Lombardi Honda Racing will also be back in action in the B-Spec class with Simon Dion-Viens at the wheel of the Honda Fit that he drove the Circuit Gilles-Villeneuve with in June, during the Grand Prix du Canada double-header.
Multi-time champion in the Honda/Michelin series and in Canadian Touring Car in 2009 and 2010, the Lombardi Honda Racing Team arrives to this popular and significant Circuit Gilles-Villeneuve event with big ambitions. As a result of the NASCAR requirements, this weekend’s schedule differs from the series’ regular itineraries by running on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. The Canadian Touring Car Championship will take to the track on Thursday morning for their qualifying session, followed by the first of two races at 3pm that afternoon. On Friday, the second race will take place at 1:30pm.
All information concerning the Lombardi Honda dealership can be found at www.lombardihonda.com. For information pertaining to the race team, visit www.lombardiracing.com or the Lombardi Honda Racing Facebook page.
Receive this as well,
Montréal (Québec), August 14, 2012.- The Lombardi Honda Racing Team will be at the Circuit Gilles-Villeneuve this weekend to contest the two NAPA 200 rounds of the Canadian Touring Car Championship. Drivers Benjamin Distaulo, currently ranked second in the series, Roger Ledoux, and Greg Pootmans will make their presence known in the Super Touring class along with the return of Simon Dion-Viens in the B-Spec class.
After climbing to second in the championship standings after two podium finishes at the Grand Prix de Trois-Rivières, Benjamin Distaulo is impatiently awaiting this, the season’s second outing at Montreal’s Circuit Gilles-Villeneuve. « Competing at the Circuit Gilles-Villeneuve is always a privilege. But to do it with the possibility of ending up on the podium, and maybe even in top spot, is something special. We’re realistic and we know that going for the win won’t be easy, especially with the casino’s long straight-away and the power advantage of the Super Touring cars. It’s not a track designed for our Honda Civic Si but anything can happen in a race and I want to be near the front to capitalize if the opportunity arises » explains Benjamin Distaulo, Lombardi Honda Racing driver and team leader.
Experienced Montreal driver Greg Pootmans will be in the Honda Civic Si normally driven by Éric Lacouture. « Éric recently injured his neck and to replace him, we chose Greg because he’s a fast driver who knows the track. Even though he’ll have to learn the Super Touring Civic, I’m confident that he’ll be able to help me with a good finishing position and maybe take away some points from our competition » explains Benjamin Distaulo.
Greg Pootmans is not new to the Lombardi Honda Racing personnel after having contested races earlier in the season in one of the team’s Honda Fits.
Recruit Roger Ledoux will also be competing with a Honda Civic Si in the Super Touring class. « Roger is continuing his progression; he recorded some really good times at Trois-Rivières and we’re really happy with how he’s improved. He’s fast and simply needs to get more experience to become more consistent. But since he already knows the Circuit Gilles-Villeneuve, finishing in the top eight or nine is a realistic goal for him » confides B.Distaulo.
The Lombardi Honda Racing will also be back in action in the B-Spec class with Simon Dion-Viens at the wheel of the Honda Fit that he drove the Circuit Gilles-Villeneuve with in June, during the Grand Prix du Canada double-header.
Multi-time champion in the Honda/Michelin series and in Canadian Touring Car in 2009 and 2010, the Lombardi Honda Racing Team arrives to this popular and significant Circuit Gilles-Villeneuve event with big ambitions. As a result of the NASCAR requirements, this weekend’s schedule differs from the series’ regular itineraries by running on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. The Canadian Touring Car Championship will take to the track on Thursday morning for their qualifying session, followed by the first of two races at 3pm that afternoon. On Friday, the second race will take place at 1:30pm.
All information concerning the Lombardi Honda dealership can be found at www.lombardihonda.com. For information pertaining to the race team, visit www.lombardiracing.com or the Lombardi Honda Racing Facebook page.
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^^ can't wait for that race too!!!
I love the Nationwide race but I can't wait to see the rolex series and the other races
I love the Nationwide race but I can't wait to see the rolex series and the other races
NX 2.0
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NX 2.0
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Amuse toi!!
zigzag6969
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la course étais vraiment allucinante jen nest encore les main moite le hokey me ferra jamais mais jamais cette effet ahahaha je suis pas du genre a regarder la course de montréal sur place ...a la télévision on a une meillieur vue de la course ...
je ne peu pas juger lambiance sur place mais si jvoudrais faire le party jirais a un party ... lolol
je ne peu pas juger lambiance sur place mais si jvoudrais faire le party jirais a un party ... lolol
Gregster
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Nascar robbed Villeneuve of a sure win today. I'm not a Villnoo fan but even towards the end I was getting pissed off with all the caution flags in the final laps. I mean Hornish and the 18 car go off the track yet no caution is called. Then there are some minor spins with 3-4 laps to go and the cautions start waving all of a sudden? It's a freaking road course call a local yellow and be done with it.This is typical NASCAR race manipulation. Yes Allgaier did get by Villnoo but Villnoo was ran into the back, YES Villnoo did take out TAG but Tag wasn't accelerating.. It's just sad that the final "4" laps took an hour to run. Pathetic and shame on Nascar.
Danica well it was a typical DP day.. Over drives the car, breaks the truck arms and then blames it all on the phantom shoe which was most likely placed there by CLASSE.
A great race with a sad ending.. Thanks NA$CAR
Danica well it was a typical DP day.. Over drives the car, breaks the truck arms and then blames it all on the phantom shoe which was most likely placed there by CLASSE.
A great race with a sad ending.. Thanks NA$CAR
MontrealCelica
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The racing was good when they weren't crashing into one another.
Thay really got to get away from the motto that "rubbin is racing" because every year it's the same crap and it just ruins the race.
Thay really got to get away from the motto that "rubbin is racing" because every year it's the same crap and it just ruins the race.
Vw_guy87
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First time that I went to NASCAR and I actually liked the experience. Never been to an F1 race, but I had the chance to talk with some intense NASCAR fans sitting next to me. The sound is amazing and the action (bumper to bumper hitting and spin off's) were great.
I would seriously consider going again or to go to a urban track.
I would seriously consider going again or to go to a urban track.
