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

May 29, 2005

Sunoco Ron Fellows Karting Championship presented by Toronto Star Wheels 
Junior class wrap up
Vincec doubles up in round 2 class wins

SUTTON, ONTARIO  The second round of the Sunoco Ron Fellows Karting 
Championship presented by Toronto Star Wheels was held at 3-S Go Karts in 
Sutton, Ontario. Three of the four Junior classes were run on Saturday, and 
taking home the wins were; Mike Vincec in both Formula Junior, and Rotax 
Max Jr. Anthony Furfari took Canada Junior Light, while Dylan Gibson won 
World Formula Junior. With two wins on the day, Vincec was also the choice 
for Saturday's GM Winner's Circle Award, which rewards outstanding 
competition skills and sportsmanship.

Formula Junior
First Kart's David Ostella took the Pfaff Fast Qualifier award with a time 
of 36.206, just ahead of round one winner, Cameron Motorsports' Maxime 
Pelletier. Pelletier led early before being passed by his Cameron 
Motorsports teammate Mike Vincec. Vincec went on to win by 2.223 over 
Pelletier and 3-S Go Karts Kenny Riedmann.

Rotax Max Junior
Cameron Motorsports' Mike Vincec took his second Pfaff Fast Qualifier pole 
in a row in Rotax Max Junior. Vincec went on to win his second race in a 
row, and second consecutive RotaxMax Jr. win. Cameron Motorsports Maxime 
Pelletier was second, 4.904 seconds behind, and Sodi Kart's Greg Rempel was 
third.

Canada Junior Light
3-S Birel Racing's Anthony Furfari took the Pfaff Fast Qualifier in Canada 
Junior Light. Birel's Michael Casey and Gold Kart's Vincent Rago were first 
and second on the track, but both failed tech inspection. That moved 
polesitter, and third place finisher Furfari up to the top step of the 
podium. Behind him came Gold Kart's Reid Arnold, and First Kart's Neelan 
Nadesan.

World Formula Junior
GRG's Wes Calaguiro took the Pfaff Fast Qualifier award by just 0.021 over 
Hurricane's William Keating. Track Magic's Dylan Gibson, came from fifth on 
the grid to take the win over Hurricane teammates Jeff May and Joshua Korenyi.

Canada Junior Heavy
First Kart's Kevin Monteith took the Pfaff Fast Qualifier pole award. Sodi 
Kart's Greg Rempel came from fifth on the grid to take the win ahead of 
CRG's Brad Forbes. Rounding out the podium was Gold Kart's Michael Di Meo. 
Rempel also took home the GM Winners Circle award for Sunday classes.

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.