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Nov 22
Return on an unbelievable Sunday
As you already know, yesterday was a wonderful day for Team Canada when Scott Campbell and Daniel Morad won the world title in their category. Because of the short time we had at the end of this long Sunday to prepare our daily report, we prepared a longer one today with more details.
Nov 20
End of the prelimary round
Today was very important for the drivers at the Rotax Max Challenge Grand Finals. Drivers had to race in their third and last heat race and, for those who will not qualify directly for the final round, in the Second chance race in the Rotax Max Junior, Rotax Max and DD2 classes.
Nov 19
Qualifying heats
Drivers had to race in two qualifying heats today. Like yesterday, some of our drivers had a good day, some others not. In the Junior class, Nicholas Latifi continued his good job when he got a 6th and a 4th place finish. For Garett Grist, he must battle a lot in every heat because the competition in the middle of the pack is crazy.
Nov 18
Two Canadian on pole!
The day was very special for Team Canada for many reasons. We will first start with the good news. Scott Campbell got the pole in the DD2 Masters class, being the only driver with a laptime under 50 seconds while Luc Sauriol took the 10th spot. In the DD2 class, Daniel Morad was just unbelievable on the track when he entered the track on the last session of the day and had to drive under the spotlights!
Aug 05
McCaughan grabs Sportsmanship
Final day of racing action sees Wheeler take Rotax Senior Max title and final invite to Team Canada as McCaughan grabs Sportsmanship Award. The Western Canadian Challenge (WCC) continued to be blessed with great racing and fantastic weather. The summer prairie sun was hot all day as temperatures neared the 30-degree Celsius mark by mid afternoon under clear blue skies.
May 19
With expanded prize package, new tracks and loads of racing action…
The Western Canadian Challenge (WCC) is set to begin the 2010 season in just one week at the spectacular Greg Moore Raceway in Chilliwack, BC. The newly renamed track will host the opening rounds in the three weekend, six round series that will see drivers span three provinces as they head to Saskatoon, SK and Edmonton, AB to complete the series schedule.
Dec 02
This year Team Canada is composed of four drivers in the Rotax Max junior class
They are Garett Grist, Canadian champion, Steven Szigeti, Canadian vice-champion, Bryce Choquer, Western Challenge Series champion and a last minute addition, Phillip Orcic, squeezed in after the winner of the Gatorz – Challenge of the Americas had to resign.