Delaware Speedway is in a sprint to the finish in wrapping up its 2014 racing season. The Great Canadian Race Weekend and Pumpkin Smasher events are the final races of the season and each offers something for everyone.
The Great Canadian Race Weekend (Sept. 19-20) promises to be a grand variety show of competition at the historic half-mile. For spectators that have never been to the track before, the weekend will feature a taste of nearly every kind of race car that competes at the speedway. A massive number of drivers from across the region are expected to participate.
Friday, September 19 Racing at 7:30 PM
Bone Stock Chaos Cars (50)
Lucas Oil Sportsman Cup (100)
Ontario Pro Challenge 7:00 pm
Qualifying Races: Pro Late Models, Super Stocks, Trucks, V8 Stocks
Saturday, Sept 20 Racing at 2:00 PM
Late Model Great Canadian Race APC Special (100)
Bone Stocks Chaos Cars(50)
Super Stocks Special (50)
Trucks (40)
V8 Stocks (40)
The All-New Great Canadian Race Weekend features a completely revamped racing lineup from seasons past, showcasing all-new racing formats and even some new divisions in competition. For the first time ever, the weekend will also featuring the Pro Late Models in Super Stocks in inter-track competition, as drivers from Flamboro Speedway near Hamilton jump into the action.
Meanwhile, the weekend will also feature a revamped overnight camping area with an on-site special post-race concert after the Saturday afternoon races.
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GREAT CANADIAN RACE WINNERS
1981 – Don Biederman
1982 – Earl Ross
1983 – Chuck Roumell
1984 – Art Sommers
1985 – Tracy Leslie
1986 – Tracy Leslie
1987 – Tracy Leslie
1988 – Junior Hanley (Super Late Model)
1988 – George Wall (CASCAR Late Model)
1989 – Junior Hanley (Super Late Model)
1989 – Brad Jacques (CASCAR Late Model)
1990 – Wayne Keeling
1991 – Dan Shirtliff
1992 – Steve Robblee
1993 – Kerry Micks
1994 – Dan Shirtliff
1995 – Alex Nagy
1996 – Sean Dupuis
1997 – Sean Dupuis
1998 – Peter Gibbons
1999 – Peter Gibbons
2000 – Al Turner
2001 – Peter Gibbons
2002 – Steve Robblee
2003 – Peter Gibbons
2004 – Peter Gibbons
2005 – Peter Gibbons
2006 – Cole Pearn
2007 – Jesse Kennedy
2008 – Ron Sheridan
2009 – Jesse Kennedy
2010 – Steve Robblee
2011 – Andrew Gresel
2012 – Mark Watson
2013 – Matt Pritiko
— By John Houghton
