After a rough start to the season, posting just one top-15 in three races, Tardif rebounded on the trip home to Chaudiere with a fifth-place finish at the Vallee-Jonction oval. Top Canadian prospect Alexendre Tardif is truly living up to his ‘Fireball’ nickname.

Coming off a ninth-place finish at Maine’s Oxford Plains Speedway just two weeks ago, Bouvrette will be looking for more this Saturday night at White Mountain Motorsports Park.

After missing the starting line-up at the first three events of the season due to mechanical malfunctions or wrecks, Bouvrette came back with guns blazing at Autodrome Chaudiere in June to take the $5,000-win in the Claude Leclerc 150. In the last four events, the top scoring Canadian has been Blainville’s Jonathan Bouvrette who took a sixth-place finish in the inaugural 250 back in 2018. The Canadian Contingent has not fared so well in the longest American-Canadian Tour race of the season. and former ACT Rookie of the Year Jason Corliss, but a Canadian has yet to stand in Milton CAT Midsummer Classic 250 victory lane. Some of the who’s who in American-Canadian Tour competition have taken the top spot including multi-time Tour champion Wayne Helliwell, Jr. Beginning as a big-money celebration of White Mountain Motorsports Park’s 25th anniversary season back in 2018, the Milton CAT Midsummer Classic 250 has yet to have a repeat winner in the past four seasons. StAfter two long, COVID-19 pandemic-delayed years, Canadian racers and fans can finally return to New Hampshire’s White Mountain Motorsports Park for the Milton CAT Midsummer Classic 250.

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