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VANCOUVER, British Columbia, Canada - Rookie William Langhorne, of Washington, D.C., earned his first KOOL/Toyota Atlantic Championship victory Sunday at the Molson Indy Vancouver. Langhorne jumped from fifth to first on the opening ...
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VANCOUVER, British Columbia, Canada - Rookie William Langhorne, of Washington, D.C., earned his first KOOL/Toyota Atlantic Championship victory Sunday at the Molson Indy Vancouver. Langhorne jumped from fifth to first on the opening lap under rainy conditions, and led the first 20 laps of the 33-lap, rain-shortened race. Canadian Andrew Bordin, of Woodbridge, Ont., took passed Langhorne for the lead on lap 21, but slid on lap 28, falling back to third. From there, Langhorne navigated his way to the victory. Canadian Kenny Wilden, of Burlington, Ont., finished second, and remained in the championship race with points leader Anthony Lazzaro, who finished sixth and now leads the championship over Wilden by a 32-point margin with two races left. Bordin finished third. The KOOL/Toyota Atlantic Championship continues next Saturday, Sept. 11, at Laguna Seca Raceway in Monterey, Calif.
VANCOUVER, British Columbia, Canada - Results Sunday of the 38-lap KOOL/Toyota Atlantic Championship race at the Molson Indy Vancouver, with finishing position, qualifying position in parenthesis, driver, hometown, car, laps completed, and reason out, if any.
1. (5), William Langhorne, Washington, D.C., Swift 008.a, 33. 2. (4), Kenny Wilden, Burlington, Ont., Canada, Swift 008.a, 33. 3. (8), Andrew Bordin, Woodbridge, Ont., Canada, Swift 008.a, 33. 4. (2), Buddy Rice, Phoenix, Ariz., Swift 008.a, 33. 5. (10), Jean-Francois Veilleux, Boucherville, Que., Canada, Swift 008.a, 33. 6. (3), Anthony Lazzaro, Acworth, Ga., Swift 008.a, 33. 7. (14), Jean-Francois Dumoulin, Trois-Rivieres, Que., Canada, Swift 008.a, 33. 8. (13), Mike Conte, Seattle, Wash., Swift 008.a, 33. 9. (19), Rocky Moran_Jr, Coto de Caza, Calif., Swift 008.a, 33. 10. (15), Sam Hornish_Jr, Defiance, Ohio, Swift 008.a, 33. 11. (1), Alexandre Tagliani, Lachenaie, Que., Canada, Swift 008.a, 32. 12. (24), Tom Jagemann, Manitowoc, Wis., Ralt RT-41, 32. 13. (25), Tom Wieringa, Oak Brook, Ill., Swift 008.a, 32. 14. (22), Dave Cutler, Medina, Wash., Swift 008.a, 31. 15. (23), Bob Siska, San Francisco, Calif., Ralt RT-40, 31. 16. (12), Cam Binder, Calgary, Alta., Canada, Swift 008.a, 31. 17. (6), Alex Gurney, Newport Beach, Calif., Swift 008.a, 30, electrical. 18. (20), Bob Perona, Denver, Colo., Swift 008.a, 29, contact. 19. (21), Jim Lovett, Deerfield, Ill., Swift 008.a, 27. 20. (17), Masaoki Nagashima, Tokyo, Japan, Swift 008.a, 25, contact. 21. (9), David Rutledge, W. Vancouver, B.C., Canada, Swift 008.a, 24. 22. (18), Brian Westerlund, Surrey, B.C., Canada, Ralt RT-41, 9, contact. 23. (11), Mauro Fartuszek, Buenos Aries, Arg., Swift 008.a, 8, contact. 24. (7), Lee Bentham, Newmarket, Ont., Canada, Swift 008.a, 0, contact. 25. (16), Peter MacLeod, Seattle, Wash., Swift 008.a, 0, contact.
Race Statistics: Time of race: 57 minutes, 35.599 seconds. Winner's speed: 61.228 mph. Margin of victory: 7.6549 sec. (under yellow). Cautions: three, for 11 laps. Fastest race lap: Tagliani, 1:29.651 (71.517 mph).
Lap leaders: Langhorne, 1-20; Bordin, 21-27; Langhorne, 28-33. Point leaders (after 10 of 12 races): Lazzaro, 158; Wilden, 126; Tagliani, 108; Rice, 96; Bordin, 87; Bentham, Hornish, Jr., 56; Rutledge, 53; Langhorne, 46; Veilleux, 46.
Next race: Saturday, Sept. 11, in Monterey, Calif.
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