Marcelli Victorious at Road America
Elkhart Lake, Wisconsin (August 4th 2008) Barrie native, Kyle Marcelli continues to impress on the international level as he leaves the famous Road America course emerging victorious in round nine and again becoming the only driver to be on the podium both days in the competitive US F2000 Championship Series. Marcelli arrived at the track Wednesday for set-up and was able to get his first impressions of the fast course. Thursday morning was a four hour open test session. Marcelli quickly adapted to the 4.5 mile track, which allowed the team to tackle the cars balance right away.
Congratulations to Ron Fellows!
After finally calling the red flag due to the total lack of ability to see for the drivers, BARC member Ron Fellows took victory at the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve in Montreal tonight.
Ron took it all in stride behind the safety car in the last caution seen mopping the windshield and taking a drink, you'd almost think he was on the 401.
Fulfilling a dream of winning at the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve, Gilles being his hero, Ron was all smiles and full of emotion as he exited the car (in a nice dry building) and took his trophy.
Congrats also go out to Canadian driver and another favourite of BARC, Patrick Carpentier who was second. A Canadian one-two in Canada!
A wonderful weekend for BARC drivers in Montreal. Congrats to all of you!
Congratulations to AIM!
After attempts all season long and plagued by incidents keeping victory away from them, in a last-corner move by Mark Wilkins, AIM took vitory today in Montreal in the Rolex DP Class race!
The top runners ran out of fuel throughout the last lap. The Brumos Porsche with only meters to spare, but Mark went wide and took the flag just ahead of the Crown Royal car. Joey Hand in the #23 had switched to reserve early and ran out of that too on the fateful lap.
Congrats to the whole team go out from all of us at BARC! Your first victory and on Canadian soil, does it get any better?
Great job guys!!!
ANOTHER PODIUM FOR MARCELLI!
Lexington, Ohio (July 14th 2008) – Kyle Marcelli continues to impress across the border in the very competitive F2000 Championship Series as they just wrapped up another weekend this time making its way to the tight and technical Mid-Ohio sports car course. Marcelli hit the track for the first time Thursday evening. The series had a designated two and a half hours of open track time.
Toronto Indy is back in 2009!
Grand Prix of Toronto Race Fans,
It is with great pleasure that we announce that the Grand Prix Association of Toronto has sold the assets of the race to Micheal Andretti and his partners at Andretti Green. The recent unification between the Indt Racing League (IRL) and the Champ Car World Series (CCWS) will provide an exciting platform for racing in the streets of Toronto as all the top teams and drivers will return once again to race at Exhibition Place, Toronto.
WANTED: Sales Person for Tire Depot
Member Bob Page, Manager of Tire Depot in Thornhill, is looking to fill a sales position open at his facility.
Contact Bob at 905-882-TIRE (8473)
24 Hours at LeMans and BARC is there!
Cheer on member Ron Fellows co-driving the #63 Corvette at this prestigious race going on now!
You can follow Fellows at: www.lemans.org
Good Luck Ron!!!!
Too All Ontario Formula Ford Challenge Fans
Our own Rick Doktor is a rider in The Ride to Conquer Cancer. For those who have supported Rick, I know Rick thanks you tremendously. But we are appealing to those who have not yet pledged their support to please do so. Please check out the website:
Your Past is Calling
50 years of BARC means old memories should never be forgotten. Help bring them back for today’s generation. Let them know that without these memories and stories today’s BARC would not be what it is today. To learn and respect BARC’s future one must learn and respect its past.
FRIENDS OF THE GRAND PRIX OF TORONTO
This Petition is to ensure that the Grand Prix will once again Grace the City of Toronto for 2009. We would like Toronto’s Grand Prix Association, Mayor David Miller and Tony George and Kevin Kalkhovan of the Indy Racing League, to know that while the Grand Prix of Toronto has gone on hiatus for 2008, as fans we want our Grand Prix back. We are asking that the city and business get behind our Festival of Speed and ensure that all be in place so that 2009 brings us back to the forefront of the best place to race in Canada. As fans we know that this event brings in large revenues to Toronto. Let’s keep Toronto a world-class city and let us not forget that the Grand Prix awards us a major part of that distinction. Toronto loves motorsports, Toronto loves the Grand Prix and it’s Festival of Speed. Sign the petition here.













