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SRFKC: Innisfil Senior class champion summary
De Heus wins two races, Di Leo wins two championships at season finale INNISFIL, ONTARIO The final round of the 2004 Sunoco Ron Fellows Karting Championship presented by Toronto Star Wheels was exciting right down to the final lap of the headline ...
Published: Sep 21, 2004, 11:33 PM
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De Heus wins two races, Di Leo wins two championships at season finale
INNISFIL, ONTARIO The final round of the 2004 Sunoco Ron Fellows Karting Championship presented by Toronto Star Wheels was exciting right down to the final lap of the headline Formula Senior class battle. Wasaga Beach's Cale Meeks won the headline class, while Mike Roth in third held off a hard charging Tom Cadieux to secure the class championship. Joining him with race wins on the day were Aaron de Heus with two in Canada Senior Light and Heavy, Adriano Bilotta in World Formula Senior and Robert Wickens in Rotax Max Senior. Markham's Marco Di Leo took home not one, but two Rotax Max Senior and Canada Senior Light class championships.
Formula Senior - Cameron Motorsports Fast Qualifier; Mike Roth, Newmarket, Ontario
Roth took the pole and pre-final win, but it was Wasaga Beach's Cale Meeks who won the final ahead of Orillia's Cale Mead who qualified ninth. Roth was third in the final.
Class Champion Mike Roth, Newmarket, Ontario
RotaxMax Senior - Cameron Motorsports Fast Qualifier; Robert Wickens, Etobicoke, Ontario
Wickens took the pole and final win, but finished second in the pre-final. Markam's Sal Ditta won the pre-final, while Markham's Marco Di Leo finished third. In the final, Di Leo finished second, while Windsor's Marc Stehle was third.
Class Champion Marco Di Leo, Markham, Ontario
World Formula Senior- Cameron Motorsports Fast Qualifier; Adriano Bilotta, Maple, Ontario
Bilotta took the pole by a scant 0.128 of a second over pre-final winner Paul Carvalho from Gilford Ontario. Behind Carvalho in the pre-final were Bilotta and Corey Usher. In the final, Gilford's Brad LeLiever finished third.
Class Champion Corey Usher, Woodstock, Ontario
Canada Senior Heavy Cameron Motorsports Fast Qualifier; Aaron de Heus, Uxbridge, Ontario
De Heus clean swept the class ahead of Leamington's Jennifer Rempel and London's Chris Rowles in both the pre-final and the final.
Class Champion Aaron de Heus, Uxbridge, Ontario
Canada Senior Light Cameron Motorsports Fast Qualifier; Aaron de Heus, Uxbridge, Ontario
De Heus clean swept the class on the final weekend. Behind him in qualifying, pre-final and final was Marco Di Leo. Third was Whitby's Justin Mascoll who qualified third, finished 16th in the pre-final, but bounced back to third in the final.
Class Champion Marco Di Leo, Markham, Ontario
The objective of the SRFKC is to help foster a professional environment for kart drivers; help create a positive attitude towards appearance, conduct and discipline; help foster the employment of the best practices for the safe and fair running of competitions; and help kart drivers to move up the racing ladder to automobile racing.
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