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USF3: Round 9, Mt Tremblant results

MT TREMBLANT,QUEBEC,Canada.September 23, 2001. Was September 20, 1970 when Clay Regazzoni established " Le Circuit Mt-Tremblant " track record with 1'32''20 during the Canada F1 G.P., while Jackie Stewart was on pole with 1'31"50. Since no drivers ...

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MT TREMBLANT,QUEBEC,Canada.September 23, 2001. Was September 20, 1970 when Clay Regazzoni established " Le Circuit Mt-Tremblant " track record with 1'32''20 during the Canada F1 G.P., while Jackie Stewart was on pole with 1'31"50. Since no drivers was able to officially do better then those times with CAN-AM, Sport cars, Formula Atlantic, F5000 and IndyCar up to today Traditional Fall Classic, when the track record was blistered twice: first in qualify and after during the race.

John C Antonino (GrapeKing-Asia Express-Arra-Uptown-RLC Eurointernational Dallara F301 VW) was on pole , for the second time this year, with un-official track record of 1'29"089, just in front of teammate Luciano Gomide with 1'29"396, slow down by traffic on his flying lap.

"This is a fantastic track with a lot history "said John C Antonino"It's great run our Dallara F301 VW at this level of performance; now I am looking for my first win in USF3." After the Eurointernational's duo

Kyoto Yamamoto qualified third, followed by Michael Brooks, Mike Cardoso and Teena Larsen.

A beautiful fall sunny afternoon was the perfect scene for the expected battle between Antonino and Gomide on Round 9 of the USF3 Championship.

The race was decided at the start: Antonino,on pole accelerate and slow down waiting Gomide, who instead took the green and the lead of the race at the first corner, surprising his teammate. The Chief Stewart considered the start correct and at the first lap Gomide was first with already 1"5 advantage on Antonino.

The remain 12 laps did not have story, with Gomide running an incredible pace with 6 fastest laps in a row up to the new official track record of 1'29"719. Antonino finished second 3"60 behind, unable to repeat the qualify result. Kiyoto Yamamoto finished third for his first podium of the season.

Luciano Gomide after the race, complete the cold down lap, with a black flag in his hand for remember the Tragedy of September 11th.

"This win his very important for me "said Luciano Gomide" because I run a perfect race at my best ever. With Johnny (Antonino) was possible to win only running record times. The Eurointernational Dallara was just incredible fast and consistent during all race". This is the 14th wins in a row for Luciano Gomide, the 7th of this year, with 5 poles and 7 fastest race lap, leading the Championship with 70 points, in front of John C Antonino with 36 and Kyle Herder with 17. <pre>

Results

1.  Luciano Gomide              18'08"254       12 Laps
2.  John C. Antonino           + 3"60           12 Laps
3.  Kiyoto Yamamoto                             11 Laps
4.  Michael Brooks                              11 Laps
5.  Mike Cardoso                                11 Laps
6.  Teena Larsen                                10 Laps
7.  Daniel Sirard                               10 Laps
8.  Nigel Mortimer                              10 Laps
9.  Pierluigi Bortot                            10 Laps
10. Adam Mortimer                               10 Laps
11. Kyle Brack                                   9 Laps
12. Kyle Herder                                  0 Laps
13. Shawn Thompson                               0 Laps

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