HALIFAX, NS – The East Coast International Pro Stock Tour will close out another season this Saturday at Scotia Speedworld with the Tirecraft 200. After 12 events in four cities, we are down to the final 200 laps of the 2022 Pro Stock Tour season. You will not want to miss any of the high-octane action and the crowning of the East Coast International Pro Stock Tour Champion – who will also receive a cheque for $10,000.00! Championship action gets underway at 4:00 pm with Atlantic Tiltload heat races. Grandstand gates will open at 1:00 pm.

Craig Slaunwhite (Terence Bay) remains at the top of the championship points standings, where he has been all season, and only needs to take a pace lap to secure the title. If Slaunwhite can secure the championship it will be his second consecutive season as the East Coast International Pro Stock Tour Champion. John Flemming (Halifax) is the only other driver in Series history to win back-to-back championships, which he accomplished twice in 2002/2003 and 2013/2014.

Russell Smith Jr (Lakeside) and Matt Vaughan (Bedford) sit second and third respectively in the point standings. Ryan VanOirschot (Antigonish) has wrapped up the 2022 Rookie of the Year award and currently sits fourth in points. Steve Lively (Shubenacadie) made a terrific return to the Series and enters the Tirecraft 200 in fifth.

The East Coast International Pro Stock Tour $50,000 points fund will be on the minds of many drivers entering Saturday’s finale. Although the championship may be out of reach, there is still lots of cash on the line for other competitors who will be looking to improve or secure their year-end standing.

The Tirecraft 200 will be broadcast on REV TV – Canada’s Motorsports destination, which is available in over 6 million households across Canada. The Tirecraft 200 is scheduled to premiere on REV TV in prime time on Sunday, October 2nd with the two-hour broadcast being re-aired at least six times.

The Cross Roads Maritime League of Legends and the East Coast Mini Stock Tour will take center stage prior to the Tirecraft 200.

Tim’s Corner Motorsports TV will have a video crew at Scotia Speedworld to provide full event coverage. You can watch the race LIVE or On-Demand by heading to www. TimsCorner.tv and getting your Event Pass.

Admission for Saturday’s Tirecraft 200 is $30.00 for adults; $10.00 for youth; pit admission is $35.00. Adult weekend passes are also available for $45.00 and $55.00 for the pits. Tickets are on sale online now and will also be available at the gates on race day. Click here to purchase tickets https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/east-coast-intl-pro-stock-tour-season-finale-tirecraft-200-tickets-419936359957

EXPECTED ENTRY LIST – Tirecraft 200 (as of September 21)

  1. #07 – Allison MacKinnon – Oyster Bed Bridge, PE
  2. #0- Matt Vaughan – Bedford, NS
  3. #2- Ashton Tucker – Lyttleton, NB
  4. #11 – Marty Prevost – Fall River, NS
  5. #25 –Ryan VanOirschot – Antigonish, NS
  6. #30 – Stephen lively – Shubenacadie, NS
  7. #36 – Gary Elliott– Truro, NS
  8. #41 – Mike Rodgers – Moncton, NB
  9. #43 – Tyler Hallahan – Elmsdale, NS
  10. #49 – Harry Ross White –Noel Road, NS
  11. #51 –Tyler Smith – Brackley Beach, PE
  12. #53 – Cole Butcher – Hantsport, NS
  13. #54 – Jarrett Butcher – Porter’s Lake, NS
  14. #74 – Tony Leonard – Goodwood, NS
  15. #77 – Jordan Veinotte – Porters Lake, NS
  16. #80 – Colton Noble – Upper Nine Mile River, NS
  17. #83 – Cory Hall – Jolicure, NB
  18. #88– Russell Smith Jr – Lakeside, NS
  19. #89 – Donald Chisholm – Antigonish, NS
  20. #97 – John Flemming – Halifax, NS
  21. #99 – Craig Slaunwhite – Terence Bay, NS

*Entry list subject to change without notice

Past Champions of the East Coast International Pro Stock Tour

2001: Wayne Smith

2002: John Flemming

2003: John Flemming

2004: Shawn Tucker

2005: Rollie MacDonald

2006: John Flemming

2007: Shawn Tucker

2008: Wayne Smith

2009: Shawn Turple

2010: Shawn Tucker

2011: Wayne Smith

2012: Shawn Turple

2013: John Flemming

2014: John Flemming

2015: Donald Chisholm

2016: Cole Butcher

2017: Shawn Turple

2018: Cole Butcher

2019: Dylan Blenkhorn

2021: Craig Slaunwhite

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