Clarington, ON – The Labour Day Weekend Sprints marked the end of the 2025 major events calendar at Canadian Tire Motorsport Park (CTMP). The historic 10-turn circuit played host to six touring series, including headline races for the NASCAR Canada Series and Trans Am, along with championship finales for the FEL Radical Cup Canada and Nissan Sentra Cup. Here’s an overview of the race weekend results.
NASCAR Canada Series
For the second time this year, Marc-Antoine Camirand used a last-lap move, with some contact, to grab the victory at CTMP. His fourth win of the year also marks his fifth win and 12th podium in 20 starts at the track. To read our full recap and watch our post-race podium interviews, click here.
Top-10 finishers: 1) Marc-Antoine Camirand, 2) Connor Bell, 3) Sam Fellows, 4) Alex Tagliani, 5) Andrew Ranger, 6) D.J. Kennington, 7) Kyle Steckly, 8) L.P. Dumoulin, 9) Gary Klutt, 10) Simon Charbonneau
Remainder of the field: 11) Alex Guenette, 12) Jack Polito, 13) Matthew Scannell, 14) Trevor Hill, 15) Glenn Styres, 16) Domenic Scrivo, 17) Dexter Stacey, 18) Darryl Timmers, 19) Jacques Guenette, Sr, 20) Brent Wheller, 21) Serge Bourdeau, 22) Mathieu Kingsbury, 23) Malcolm Strachan, 24) Kevin Lacroix, 25) Benoit Couture, 26) Ryan Klutt, 27) Larry Jackson, 28) Peter Klutt
Trans Am Series presented by Pirelli
The Trans Am Series headlined Saturday’s action, where former NASCAR Cup Series driver Paul Menard took the overall victory for the second straight year. Canadians Roberto Sabato and James Beaton also picked up class wins. For a full race report, click here.
TA podium finishers: 1) Paul Menard, 2) Adam Andretti, 3) Tomy Drissi
TA2 podium finishers: 1) Tristan McKee, 2) Sam Corry, 3) Tyler Gonzalez
TA2 Pro/Am podium finishers: 1) Roberto Sabato (Canadian), 2) Jared Odrick, 3) Keith Prociuk
XGT winner: James Beaton (Canadian)
FEL Emzone Radical Cup Canada presented by Michelin
The FEL Radical Cup Canada concluded its season with a pair of 40-minute races, one each day on Saturday and Sunday. Kenny Riedmann, who wasn’t originally planning on running the full season, defended his overall championship, while driving for a new team in TWOth Autosport. Riedmann had three wins and seven podiums in 10 races. Brady Clapham won the other seven events, but missed the two races at Calabogie.
The Masters class put on a show all season, with seven different winners in 10 races. The championship battle came down to the final event, where points leader Cedric Ohayon and John Painter made contact, ending Ohayon’s race. The DNF was enough for Steven Wistuba to claim the championship. With four straight podiums to end the year, Wistuba’s title comes in his first season of racing, where he tallied five podiums overall, including a win at the GP3R.
Race One
RCC class: 1) Brady Clapham, 2) Cayden Goodridge, 3) Kenny Riedmann, 4) Francesco Esposito, 5) Alex Tagliani, 6) Tyson Balbosa, 7) Robert Burgess, 8) John Benoualid, DNF – Egor Bougaev
Masters class: 1) Daniel Earle, 2) Steven Wistuba, 3) Liang Qiu, 4) Hamish Miller, 5) Cedric Ohayon, DNF – John Painter
Race Two
RCC class: 1) Brady Clapham, 2) Cayden Goodridge, 3) Alex Tagliani, 4) Francesco Esposito, 5) Kenny Riedmann, 6) Tyson Balbosa, 7) Robert Burgess, 8) Jonathan Woolridge, 9) John Benoualid
Masters class: 1) Daniel Earle, 2) Steven Wistuba, 3) John Painter, 4) Hamish Miller, 5) Liang Qiu, DNF – Cedric Ohayon
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Nissan Sentra Cup
The Nissan Sentra Cup also finished its 2025 season with two 40-minute events. Simon Vincent, who’s also a contender in the Canadian Rally Championship, finished the year with a pair of podium finishes to clinch the Sentra Cup title.
Race One
Podium finishers: 1) Nicolas Barrette, 2) Valérie Limoges, 3) Simon Vincent
Remainder of the field: 4) Marc-Antoine D’Amour, 5) Raphaël St-Pierre, 6) Mathieu Lemyre, 7) Stéphane Pouliot, 8) Sean Scully, 9) Pierre-Olivier Paquette, 10) Jean-François Couture, 11) François Bourassa, DNF – Steve Poulin, DNS – Nicolas Lévesque
Race Two
Podium finishers: 1) Valérie Limoges, 2) Simon Vincent, 3) Marc-Antoine D’Amour
Remainder of the field: 4) Nicolas Barrette, 5) Raphaël St-Pierre, 6) Jean-François Couture, 7) Mathieu Lemyre, 8) Steve Poulin, 9) Stéphane Pouliot, 10) Sean Scully, 11) François Bourassa, 12) Pierre-Olivier Paquette, DNS – Nicolas Lévesque
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FR Americas
The FR Americas Championship, featuring F3 race cars, made its lone Canadian stop with a trio of 30-mintue races, one on each day.
Race One
Podium finishers: 1) Titus Sherlock, 2) Nicolas Ambiado, 3) Connor Roberts
Canadians: 5) James Lawley, 8) Callum Baxter, 9) Kevin Janzen
Race Two
Podium finishers: 1) Titus Sherlock, 2) Jett Bowling, 3) Connor Roberts
Canadians: 6) James Lawley, 8) Callum Baxter, 9) Kevin Janzen
Race Three
Podium finishers: 1) Titus Sherlock, 2) Bruno Ribeiro, 3) Jett Bowling
Canadians: 5) James Lawley, 7) Callum Baxter, 11) Kevin Janzen
F4 U.S.
The F4 U.S. Championship also made a stop at CTMP, with three 30-minute races – two on Saturday and one on Sunday.
Race One
Podium finishers: 1) Cooper Shipman, 2) Alex Popow, 3) Clemente Huerta
Canadians: 5) Caleb Campbell, DNF – Oliver Savoie
Race Two
Podium finishers: 1) Cooper Shipman, 2) Alex Popow, 3) Kekai Hauanio
Canadians: 6) Caleb Campbell, 7) Oliver Savoie
Race Three
Podium finishers: 1) Cooper Shipman, 2) Kekai Hauanio, 3) Alex Popow
Canadians: 4) Caleb Campbell, 6) Oliver Savoie
Additional Content
To view more video interviews from the weekend, check out our Instagram page.
And for a photo gallery from the Labour Day Weekend Sprints, click here.
