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Trois-Rivieres results

TROIS-RIVIERES, Que. -- Results Sunday of the 45-lap, 68.445-mile KOOL/Toyota Atlantic Championship at the Player's Grand Prix de Trois-Rivieres, with finishing position, starting position in parentheses, driver, hometown, car, laps and ...

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TROIS-RIVIERES, Que. -- Results Sunday of the 45-lap, 68.445-mile KOOL/Toyota Atlantic Championship at the Player's Grand Prix de Trois-Rivieres, with finishing position, starting position in parentheses, driver, hometown, car, laps and reason out, if any. 1. (1) Alexandre Tagliani, Lachenaie, Que., Swift 008.a, 45. 2. (3) Anthony Lazzaro, Acworth, Ga., Swift 008.a, 45. 3. (6) Lee Bentham, Richmond Hill, Ont., Swift 008.a, 45. 4. (4) Memo Gidley, Novato, Calif., Swift 008.a, 45. 5. (5) Andrew Bordin, Woodbridge, Ont., Ralt RT-41, 45. 6. (9) Jeff Shafer, Overton, Nev., Swift 008.a, 45. 7. (2) Kenny Wilden, Burlington, Ont., Swift 008.a, 45. 8. (12) Matt Sielsky, Northbrook, Ill., Swift 008.a, 45. 9. (8) Rino Mastronardi, Pistoia, Italy, Swift 008.a, 45. 10. (19) David Pook, Long Beach, Calif., Swift 008.a, 45. 11. (15) Michael David, Corona, Calif., Ralt RT-41, 45. 12. (20) Jean-Francois Dumoulin, Trois-Rivieres, Que., Ralt RT-41, 45. 13. (23) David Rutledge, West Vancouver, B.C., Swift 008.a, 45. 14. (10) Rob MacDonald, Keswick, Ont., Swift 008.a, 44. 15. (14) Case Montgomery, Salinas, Calif., Swift 008.a, 44. 16. (25) John Rutherford, Ft. Worth, Texas, Swift 008.a, 44. 17. (21) Eric Lang, New York, N.Y., Ralt RT-41, 43. 18. (30) Jimmy Pugliese, Lynbrook, N.Y., Ralt -RT-41, 41. 19. (31) Kevin Cogan, Plattsburgh, N.Y., Raven RVN 93, 41. 20. (7) Buddy Rice, Phoenix, Ariz., Swift 008.a, 39, gearbox. 21. (28) Michael Conte, Seattle, Wash., Swift 008.a, 35, handling. 22. (26) Stephane Roy, Saint-Sauveur, Que., Ralt RT-40, 33. 23. (27) Bob Siska, San Francisco, Calif., Ralt RT-40, 31, mecahnical. 24. (16) Cam Binder, Calgary, Alberta, Swift 008.a, 27, overheat. 25. (24) Robert Sollenskog, Antioch, Ill., Swift 008.a, 26, crash. 26. (29) Eric Andrew Jensen, Toronto, Ont., Reynard 93H, 25, crash. 27. (13) Derek Hill, Costa Mesa, Calif., Swift 008.a, 21, crash. 28. (22) John Brooks, Tucson, Ariz., Ralt RT-40, 18, electrical. 29. (18) Bob Thomas, Clarskton, Mich., Ralt RT-41, 15, electrical. 30. (11) Luc Lesage, Trois-Rivieres, Que., Ralt RT-41, 1, mechanical. 31. (17) Jacques Villeneuve, St. Cuthbert, Que., Ralt RT-41, 1, crash.

Race Statistics: Time of race: 49 min., 23.054 sec.; average speed: 83.158 mph; margin of victory: 1.2759 sec.; lap leaders: Tagliani, 1-45; caution laps: one, for three laps; fastest race lap: Alexandre Tagliani, 1:02.147 (88.107 mph); point leaders (after eight of 13 events): Bentham, 100; Gidley, 98; Tagliani, 98; Bordin, 87; Sielsky, 73; Rice, 70; Lazzaro, 63; Wilden 61; Rutledge, 40; Pook, 34. Next race: Sunday, Aug. 9, Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course.

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