This is your final opportunity to submit any 'Rules Submissions' for next year. You can also turn them in to any Officer/Board Member at Flamboro Speedway on September 25th. No submissions will be accepted after the Election Meeting.

The following have been nominated for Officers and Board of Directors for the 2011-2012 Can-Am Midget Racing Club Inc.....

President....Ken Lorenz

Vice President...Greg Smulders,  Wayne Gray

Secretary...Cindy Lorenz

Treasurer...Kelly Kyle,  Karey-Ann Riberdy

Board of Directors.....

Tom Kyle

Wayne Gray

Chris Holman

Cliff Walsh

Todd Cresswell

Larry McLennan

Kim Banyard

James Gray

Bill Cresswell

Rob Neely

After 2nd round of nominations we will elect the Officers and seven (7) Board Members.

Reminder:

Ballots for best appearing car/crew, official of the year ,and sportsman of the year must be returned at Flamboro or they can be emailed to Kim Banyard

James Gray took the win Sunday night as the Lucas Oil Can-Am Midgets ran only one race of their scheduled double-header weekend at Sauble Speedway (Ont). Rain cancelled Saturday nights race and that set up a shoot out for the final points in the Home Hardware Series for the Lucas Oil Can-Am Midgets.  Rob Neely was crowned 'Boss of The Beach' after finishing in second place Sunday night in the final race of this 7 race series. Gray, 2009 'Boss of The Beach' winner shook hands with Neely after the race and passed on the surfboard award to him. Ken Smith of Smith and Hladil Home Hardware was on hand for the driver introductions before the race and photos with the winners after the 25 lap feature was run.

Todd Cresswell, starting on the point, took the lead on lap one with Tom Kyle and Craig Mackereth fighting for second. Darren McLennan was 4th and Daniel Bois rounded the top five. Mackereth began to fade and a hard charging Chris Holman grabbed 5th place. Kyle was passed by both McLennan and Bois and Bois motored up to second place as Cresswell opened up a good lead on the field. Holman was fourth and Kyle hung on to fifth place. Corey Moesker, returning to the track after a hard crash two weeks ago at Grand Bend was very strong in the 6th spot. Gray, moving through the field from his 12th starting spot, was now 7th.

With 10 laps in Cresswell was out in front as Bois and McLennan ran side by side. Holman was now 4th and Gray was in the top five. Neely passed Moesker and set his sites on Gray. The red flag came out one lap later as Bois made contact with the wall coming out of turn four, broke a rear axle, pirouetted on the fence, taking him out of the race. 

At the restart Cresswell again took command and McLennan tried to fight off Gray to no avail. Gray took over second place with Holman fourth and Neely fifth. Charging through the field, winner of his first race last week, Barry Dunn was on Neely's tail. Neely dove under Holman for the spot as Gray closed up on Cresswell. Lap 16 had Gray take the lead with Cresswell staying close behind. Two laps later a caution was thrown as McLennan and Holman made contact and McLennan spun putting them both to the back for the restart.

Gray pulled away at the restart as Neely set his sites on Cresswell passing him one lap later. Dunn, now in fourth, held off the challenges of Smulders. The checkered flag flew for Gray followed by Neely, Cresswell, Dunn and Smulders.  Heats were won by Cresswell and Neely. 

Heat 1: Todd Cresswell                                                  Heat 2: Rob Neely

Rookie Justin Fraser, driving the #97 TQ owned by Yvonne Neely finished in twelfth spot in his first time ever in a midget.

The Lucas Oil Can-Am Midgets are off until September 25th as they run their final race of their 45th Anniversary Year at Flamboro Speedway (Ont). The 2010 Champion will be crowned that night.

Final Finish for the Lucas Oil Can-Am Midgets at Sauble Speedway on 9/5/10 was...1. JAMES GRAY... 2. Rob Neely,  3. Todd Cresswell,  4. Barry Dunn,  5. Greg Smulders,  6. Corey Moesker,  7. Craig Mackereth,  8. Michael McCann,  9. Darren McLennan,  10. Chris Holman,  11. Rob Divenanzo,  12. Justin Fraser,  13. Tom Kyle,  14. Jeff Blackburn,  15. Daniel Bois,  16. Carey Hickson.