The final round of the 2013 Eastern Canadian Karting Championship hits the track this weekend in Mont-Tremblant, Quebec at the beautiful Jim Russell Karting Circuit. The final major event of the Canadian season see’s the ECKC paired up with Coupe du Quebec, setting up for a major championship weekend.
Following the third round of the series that saw race #5 completed at the popular Le Monaco de Trois-Rivieres, we reflect on the results and set the tone entering the Championship finale in our ECKC Power Rankings. While some drivers have put themselves in great position for their class championships, our rankings may see things a little different in the classes with tight championships, rewarding those who continue to finish races.
Jon Treadwell
(Photo by: Cody Schindel/CKN)
With many front-runners missing the round at Le Monaco de Trois-Rivieres, there wasn’t a whole lot of shaking in our Briggs & Stratton Senior Rankings.
Briggs & Stratton Sr:
Rank |
+/- |
Driver |
Remarks |
1 |
– |
Jonathon Treadwell |
Even missing the round at Le Monaco in favour of the Ontario Grand Nationals at Shannonville, Jonathon Treadwell remains on top in our Power Rankings. He will be at Tremblant this weekend and hoping to secure the championship. |
2 |
– |
Marc Stehle |
Stehle was also absent at Trois-Rivieres, but rides four solid races into Mont-Tremblant. Although it is rumoured he will not competing in the final race of the ECKC. |
3 |
+2 |
Mathieu Demers |
Standing on the podium at Le Monaco moved Demers back into third in our rankings. He did opt out of the Nationals, but we hope to see him back on track this weekend. |
4 |
– |
Lauren Fortune |
It was a tough weekend for Fortune on the streets of Trois-Rivieres, but will many front runners absent, she holds the fourth spot for another round. |
5 |
-2 |
Zach Boam |
Falling two spots after not competing in race five, Boam enters the final round with a shot at the Championship podium. |
6 |
– |
Kyle Edgar |
Edgar had a strong start to the season, but he has decided not to compete in the Quebec rounds of the ECKC. |
7 |
+8 |
Gerald Caseley |
Caseley rebounded nicely at Le Monaco after missing the rounds at Goodwood. He will be back on track this weekend hoping to gain as many points as possible. |
8 |
-1 |
Jeff Forsey |
Another driver absent from Le Monaco, Forsey had a strong start to the season in Ontario but elected not to do the Quebec events. |
9 |
-1 |
Corey Walsh |
Falling one spot, Walsh missed Le Monaco in favour of the Nationals. |
10 |
-1 |
Sean McPhee |
He too was missing in Trois-Rivieres after such a promising start to the ECKC season. |
With the Coupe du Quebec race on Saturday, it will be interesting to see who stays for Sunday’s ECKC Finale and battles Treadwell for the Championship title.
**Note: These rankings are the opinions of CanadianKartingNews.com based on the results at 2013 Eastern Canadian Karting Championship races only and do not reflect the actual ECKC championship standings. Enjoy.