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TROIS-RIVERES, Quebec, Canada - Results from Saturday's 32-lap, 48.192-mile Speedvision World Challenge GT Championship race at the Trois-Rivieres street circuit, with finishing position, starting position in parentheses, driver, hometown, car, laps ...

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TROIS-RIVERES, Quebec, Canada - Results from Saturday's 32-lap, 48.192-mile Speedvision World Challenge GT Championship race at the Trois-Rivieres street circuit, with finishing position, starting position in parentheses, driver, hometown, car, laps and reason out.

1. (2), Peter Kitchak, Excelsior, Minn., Porsche 911 RSR, 32. 2. (1), Bobby Archer, Ft. Worth, Texas, Dodge Viper, 32. 3. (6), Pete Halsmer, Bloomfield, Mich., Acura NSX, 32. 4. (4), Tommy Safar II, Point Pleasant, N.J., Chevrolet Corvette C-4, 32. 5. (9), David Schardt, Dayton, Ohio, Toyota Supra Turbo, 32. 6. (5), Rick DiIorio, Acton, Mass., Saleen, 32. 7. (8), Kelly Bradley, Hitchcock, Texas, Chevrolet Corvette LT-4, 32. 8. (7), Terry Lackey, Hickcock, Texas, Chevrolet Corvette LT-4, 32. 9. (11), Fernand Leblanc, Montreal, Quebec, Canada, Porsche 911 RSR, 32. 10. (12), Peter Polli, Mendon, Vt., Chevrolet Corvette, 31. 11. (14), Jim Oppenhumer, Chicago, Ill., Porsche 911 RSR, 30. 12. (13), Peirre Bareil, Cap de la Madeline, Quebec, Canada, Ford Mustang, 28, Mech. 13. (17), Eric Boisvert, Montreal, Canada, Porsche 911 RSR, 24, Crash. 14. (10), Paul Brown, Omaha, Neb., Saleen, 24, Mech. 15. (3), George Biskup, Naperville, Ill., Porsche 911 RSR, 14, Crash. 16. (16), Bill Cooper, Manhattan, Mont., Chevrolet Corvette C-4, 12, Mech. 17. (15), Lou Giglioti, Garland, Texas, Chevrolet Corvette, 0, DNS.

Time of race: 45 minutes, 38.548 seconds. Average speed: 63.351 miles-per-hour Margin of victory: 1.0370 seconds Lap leaders: Laps 1-9, No. 32 Archer; laps 10-32, No. 3 Kitchak. Fastest race lap: No. 3 Peter Kitchak, 1:12.524 (74.755 mph) Cautions: three for eight laps

TROIS-RIVERES, Quebec, Canada - Results from Saturday's 32-lap, 48.192-mile Speedvision World Challenge Touring Car Championship race at the Trois-Rivieres street circuit, with finishing position, starting position in parentheses, driver, hometown, car, laps and reason out.

1. (2), Pierre Kleinubing, Erexim, Brazil, Acura Integra R, 32. 2. (4), Hugh Plumb, Chadds Ford, Pa., Acura Integra R, 31. 3. (6), Charlie Downes, Hawthorne, Calif., BMW 328is, 31. 4. (1), Michael Galati, Olmstead Township, Ohio, Acura Integra R, 31. 5. (8), Jason Potter, Oxford, Ohio, Honda Accord, 31. 6. (11), Rick Ellinger, Rockville, Md., Mercedes-Benz 190, 31. 7. (10), Brian Wade, Newfields, N.H., BMW 328is, 31. 8. (12), Walter Markes, Bronx, N.Y., BMW 328is, 31. 9. (14), Hugh Stewart, Massapequa, N.Y., BMW M3 328is, 31. 10. (15), Stephane Trahan, Leval, Quebec, Canada, Volkswagen Golf, 30. 11. (19), David Rodziewicz, Atlanta, Ga., BMW 328is, 30. 12. (3), Alfred DuPont, Wilmington, Del., BMW 328is, 29. 13. (17), Fred Meyer, Dallas, Texas, Acura Integra R, 29. 14. (7), David Rosenblum, Langhorne, Pa., BMW 328is, 21, Mech. 15. (16), Grant Lockwood, Cumming, Ga., Honda Prelude, 20, Crash. 16. (13), Jeff Tarr, New York, N.Y., BMW 328is, 19, Mech. 17. (9), Kevin Schrantz, Boulder, Colo., Acura Integra R, 13, Mech. 18. (5), Will Turner, Newbury Port, Mass., BMW 328is, 9, Crash. 19. (18), Carl Wener, Montreal, Quebec, Canada, Volkswagen Jetta, 0, Mech.

Time of race: 46 minutes, 14.633 seconds. Average speed: 62.527 miles-per-hour Margin of victory: one minute, 4.416 seconds Lap leaders: laps 1-5, No. 19 Galati; laps 6-32, No. 42 Kleinubing Fastest race lap: Kleinubing, 1:16.381 (70.981 mph) Cautions: three for eight laps

Speedvision World Challenge GT Championship Drivers' Championship Points

Pos., Driver, Car, Points 1, Bobby Archer, Dodge Viper, 153 2, Peter Kitchak, Porsche 911 RSR, 135 3, George Biskup, Porsche 911 RSR, 130 4, Bill Cooper, Corvette C-4, 128 5, David Schardt, Toyota Supra T, 119 6, Pete Halsmer, Acura NSX, 107 7, Paul Brown, Saleen Mustang, 87 8, Gary Smith, Mustang Cobra, 77 9, John Kohler, Ford Mustang R, 71 10, Reese Cox, Corvette C5, 70 11, Walter Swick, BMW M3, 69 12, Kermit Upton III, BMW M3, 68 13, Terry Lackey, Corvette LT-4, 56 14, Scotty B. White, Corvette C5, 56 15, Kelly Bradley, Corvette LT-4, 55 16, Peirre Bareil, Mustang LX, 53 17, Rick DiIorio, Saleen Mustang, 46 18, Tommy Safar II, Corvette C-4, 40 19, Alain Chebeir, BMW M Coupe, 38 20, Peter Polli, Corvette, 38 21, David Farmer, Camaro, 37 22, Justan Jackson, Porsche 911, 37 23, Dennis Petersen, Corvette, 36 24, Danny Marshall, Porsche 911 RSR, 26 25, John Heinricy, Pontiac Firebird, 25 26, Walter Dethier, Mustang Cobra, 25 27, Genady Soykher, Porsche 993, 24 28, Chip Stabler, Corvette, 22 29, Burnie Cochran, PontiacFirebird, 18 30, Michael Giglio, Mustang Cobra, 18 31, Fernand Leblanc, Porsche 911 RSR, 17 32, Peter Tonelli, Toyota Supra T, 16 33, Jim Oppenheimer, Porsche 911 RSR, 15 34, Pat Nowak, Mustang Cobra, 13 35, Jimmy Adams, Dodge Viper, 13 36, Eric Boisvert, Porsche 911 RSR, 13 37, Bob Taylor, Corvette C5, 11 38, Sean Roe, Dodge Viper, 10 39, Jerry Post, Camaro, 10 40, Bob Schiesser, Saleen Mustang, 8 41, Jerry Lancaster, PontiacFirebird, 7 42, Trip Goolsby, Porsche RSR, 4 43, Tony DeMonte, Corvette, 2

Manufacturers' Championship Point Standings Pos., Manuf., Points 1, Porsche, 39 2, Dodge, 37 3, Chevrolet, 27 4, BMW, 18 5, Acura, 13 6, Toyota, 9 7, Saleen, 5 8, Ford, 2

Speedvision World Challenge Touring Car Championship Drivers' Championship Point Standings

Pos., Driver, Car., Points 1, Michael Galati, Acura Integra R, 158 2, Pierre Kleinubing, Acura Integra R, 145 3, Hugh Plumb, Acura Integra R, 137 4, Alfred DuPont, BMW 328is, 96 5, Brian Wade, BMW 328is, 88 6, Jason Potter, Honda Accord, 80 7, Kevin Schrantz, Acura Integra R, 73 8, Charlie Downes, BMW 328is, 72 9, Kristian Skavnes, Acura Integra R, 71 10, Will Turner, BMW 328is, 67 11, Jeff Tarr, BMW 328is, 50 12, Walter Markes, BMW 328is, 47 13, Stephane Trahan, VW Golf, 46 14, Rick Ellinger, Mercedes-Benz 190, 45 15, David Rosenblum, BMW 328is, 39 16, Grant Lockwood, Honda Prelude, 36 17, Sean Keenan, BMW 328i, 35 18, Fred Meyer, Acura Integra R, 35 19, Paul Gargiulo, BMW 328is, 33 20, Mike Richards, Mercedes-Benz 190, 33 21, Bill Beilharz, Olds Achieva, 32 22, Hugh Stewart, BMW M3 328is, 31 23, Taz Harvey, Acura Integra R, 28 24, Gary Davis, BMW 328is, 25 25, David Rodziewicz, BMW 328i, 23 26, Mark Reed, Mazda 626, 19 27, Ed Schairbaum, Nissen 240SX, 18 28, Steve Lisa, Mazda 626, 18 29, Chris Reinke, Ford Contour, 17 30, Dwight Kelly, Honda Prelude, 17 31, Joel Solly, Honda Acord, 17 32, Paul Hacker, Olds Achieva, 15 33, Bradford Sofronasmobile, BMW 328is, 13 34, Fred Pignataro, Ford Contour SVT, 11 35, Kurt Buchwald, BMW 328is, 10 36, Ken Payson, Mazda Miata, 10 37, Carl Wener, VW Jetta, 7 38, Rich Reilich, BMW 328is, 4 39, Chuck Hemmingson, Pontiac Sunfire, 2 40, Joe Nonnamaker, Mazda MX6, 2 41, Manny Matz, Toyota Supra Turbo, 0 42, Deno Hamilton, Dodge Neon, 0 43, Yan Tom, VW Jetta, 0 44, Davie Bruener, Honda Prelude, 0

Manufacturers' Championship Point Standings Pos., Manuf., Points 1, Acura, 45 2, BMW, 15 3, Mazda, 3 4, Honda, 3

Source: SCCA/SCCA Pro Racing/USRRC

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