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Sunoco Ron Fellows Karting Championship presented by Toronto Star Saturday class wrap up

For immediate release
September 24, 2005

Sunoco Ron Fellows Karting Championship presented by Toronto Star Saturday 
class wrap up
Pelletier, Waring, Vincec, Herder and Gibson take final race wins

INNISFIL, ONTARIO  After an exciting day of racing, the Sunoco Ron Fellows 
Karting Championship presented by Toronto Star Wheels has crowned five of 
the nine champions for 2005. Most battles came down to the final lap. 
Maxime Pelletier won Formula Junior, Mike Vincec took RotaxMax Jr., while 
Reid Arnold  the youngest driver in the championship  took top honours in 
Canada Junior Light. Jeff May is the 2005 World Junior Champion, and Aaron 
de heus won the Canada Senior title.
Pelletier was the big winner on the day, taking two Pfaff Fast Qualifier 
awards, a win, a second place, and the coveted GM Racing award.

Formula Junior
Cameron Motorsports CRG driver Maxime Pelletier took the first Pfaff Fast 
Qualifier of the day. Pelletier led for the 17 laps of the 30 lap final, 
before being passed by Cameron Motorsports teammate Mike Vincec. Vincec 
went on to win with Pelletier second, and Cameron Motorsports Kyle Marcelli 
third.
Formula Junior Champion  Maxime Pelletier

Rotax Max Junior
Maxime Pelletier took his second Pfaff Fast Qualifier of the day, when he 
took the pole for Rotax Max Junior.  Pelletier led early, before being 
passed for the second race in a row by Cameron Motorsports teammate, Mike 
Vincec. This time however, Pelletier battled back to take the win ahead of 
Vince. Raphael Range was third.
Rotax Max Junior Champion  Mike Vincec

Canada Junior Light
Andrew Waring took the Pfaff Motors fast qualifier award in Canada Junior 
Light. Waring enjoyed a good battle with championship rivals Reid Arnold, 
Joshua Gilbert and Jonathon Treadwell. Waring  at halfway  passed Arnold 
for the lead and went on to win, ahead of Gilbert, Arnold and Treadwell
Canada Junior Champion  Reid Arnold

World Formula Junior
TrackMagic driver Dylan Gibson took his second Pfaff Fast Qualifier award 
in a row in World Formula Junior.  Gibson led while Josh Korenyi made a 
move to go to second on the first lap, partially due to multi kart incident 
in turn three. That same incident let Gibson get a substantial lead, but 
Korenyi did manage to reel him back in, bringing Jeff May with him. Korenyi 
had a look on the second to last lap but hung a wheel and had to settle for 
second.
World Formula Junior Champion  Jeff May

Canada Senior
Gold Kart's Aaron de heus took the Pfaff Fast Qualifier for the last Canada 
Senior race of the year. De hues took the early lead but Cameron 
Motorsports momentarily overtook him before de hues got the lead back. Di 
Leo then squabbled with Gold's Pearce Herder for second, which led de heus 
break the draft. De heus was reeled back in by Herder and Di Leo with just 
a few laps to go. Herder passed De hues for the lead with three to go. On 
the final lap, they were nose to tail, Di Leo had a look at de heus in the 
back chicane, but was unable to make the move stick. Herder took the win, 
de heus second and Di Leo third.
Canada Senior Champion  Aaron de heus


The GM Winners Circle award for outstanding skills and sportsmanship went 
to the Maxime Pelletier who had two poles, a win and a second on the day.

The objective of the SRFKC is to help foster a professional environment for 
kart drivers; help create a positive attitude towards appearance, conduct 
and discipline; help foster the employment of the best practices for the 
safe and fair running of competitions; and help kart drivers to move up the 
racing ladder to automobile racing.

For more information, please contact:
Russ Bond, 905-852-2900 r.bond@russbondagency.com
Brad Brown, k.andb.brown@sympatico.ca (416)-233-8727, Paul Cooke, ASN 
Canada FIA  905-403-9000

Release prepared by Russ Bond Agency (www.russbondagency.com)