The Series ACT Castrol made its debut at the 10th annual Salon National Auto-Sport Motorise (March 30-31/April 1) in St-Hyacinthe, Quebec. The show annually draws thousands of people to the Hotel des Seigneurs to check out race cars, hot rods, tuners and virtually all things motorized.
The American-Canadian Tour’s (ACT) 12-race Late Model series has a new name for the 2007 stock car race season. The Series ACT Castrol will make its debut on Friday, March 30 at the 10th annual Salon National Auto-Sport Motorise, in St-Hyacinthe, Qc, it was announced today (March 30). The series’ opening race will take place on Saturday, May 19 at the Autodrome Montmagny Speedway (St-Pierre-Montmagny, Qc). The 3/8ths mile high-banked paved oval will host the Montmagny 100.
In the middle of 2005 Tim and his family decided to return home to Maine from North Carolina where they had been for 3 years.
CYR HONORED AS 6TH ACT CHAMPION/GALLISON MACTAVISH AWARD WINNER
The American-Canadian Tour’s (ACT) 2006 race season came to a close Saturday night as the Jean-Paul Cyr from Milton, VT was honored as its champion Saturday night at the Sheraton Burlington (VT) Hotel and Conference Center. The title was the sixth for the veteran driver which tied him with the legendary Robbie Crouch for most championships won. Crouch, who has recently announced his return to ACT competition, is the latest in a strong of competitors who will be vying for the 2007 ACT Tour crown. Nearly 500 family, friends, crew members and fans turned out for the annual event which also saw several surprise awards presented. In addition, Thunder Road International Speedbowl in Barre, VT also presented hardware to its four divisions.
CROUCH RETURNS TO STOCK CAR RACING
To Drive For Car Owner Dave Storey
Waterbury, VT – Six-time American-Canadian Tour (ACT) Champion, Robbie Crouch of S. Burlington, VT will return to the Late Model Series in search of a seventh championship title in 2007. Known as the “Tampa Tornado” during his heyday, Crouch last raced in July, 1997.