Joey Ladouceur Ready for Championship Battle as ProCam Truck Series Heads to Autodrome Chaudière for 2014 Season Finale

The 2014 season has been a very busy one for Joey Ladouceur and his DIRTcar Sportsman team as well as his ProCam Truck Series team. He was done a great job balancing the two as much as possible all season long without missing a beat. This weekend will be one of the toughest however, as he commits his focus on the championship battle in the ProCam Truck Series where he currently holds a slim advantage with back to back events lined up for this weekend.

As a rookie in the ProCam Series, Ladouceur did not know what to expect going in, but he flourished in the series immediately and found himself entrenched in the championship throughout the season. Ladouceur will take on the Valley Jonction, Quebec track both Friday and Saturday, as Friday is a rescheduled date from the original June 14th event that was postponed due to rain. Joey will bring a five point advantage with him, and hopes to be celebrating a championship in his rookie season, much like he did the year before in his Sportsman inaugural campaign at Cornwall.

Regardless of the outcome on Friday and Saturday in the truck, Ladouceur has plans to get back to the DIRTcar Sportsman right away as he will rejoin the tour at Humberstone Speedway on the final leg of their western Ontario swing. Merrittville/Humberstone competitor Brad Rouse graciously offered Ladouceur a backup ride. He will miss two events, but the goal is to remain in the top 12 the series point standings.

Although the regular season is now over, Ladouceur does have plenty events on his schedule, including Mr. DIRTcar Sportsman Series races at Mohawk Raceway on September 13th, Brighton Speedway on September 19th, and Le RPM Speedway on September 20th. From there, the team will begin to prepare for Super DIRT Week with more DIRTcar Series events lined up, including the prestigious 30 lap Sportsman championship event on Sunday, October 12th.

Joey Ladouceur would like to thank all of the sponsors that help support the team for the 2014 racing season. Coffrage 20-20/Pompage 20-20, Fence Depot, Minimax Express, Glengarry Truck Centre, Gauvreau Terre de Surface, Mr. Radiator, Number One Speed Shock Service, Boucherie du Village and Finish Line Web Design are all an integral part of the Ladouceur team and they look forward to sharing their success with all of you in the future.

For more information on Joey Ladouceur, please check out our website, www.joey92.com. You will find up to date news and results, and information on Joey and the race team, including sponsor info, and links to our sponsor’s websites. You can also follow Joey on Twitter @JoeyLadouceur.

Joey Ladouceur Destined for Third Place Points Finish at Cornwall in 2014; Looking for Pro Cam Truck Series Championship in First Season

It has been a busy season for Joey Ladouceur as he battles for the 2014 ProCam Truck series title in his first year, as well as competing weekly at Cornwall Motor Speedway and following the DIRTcar Series and Sportsman Seaway Series championships. The regular Sportsman season will conclude this weekend at Cornwall with a 40 lap Seaway Series finale. Ladouceur has 3rd place virtually locked up in track points, and is just 20 points outside of the top five in points in the Seaway Series despite more than his share of bad luck.

Ladouceur will be looking to get back to victory lane on Sunday night. He has just one victory at Cornwall all season, coming back on July 6th and would love to end the regular season on a high note.

Joey will return to the ProCam Truck Series the following weekend at Autodrome Chaudiere (Vallee Jonction, Quebec) where he will conclude his rookie season and hopes to pick up the Series championship. He is currently in first place in the series standings with races at Chaudiere on Friday night and Saturday night. Friday’s portion is a makeup of the June 14th event that was postponed due to rain.

While Ladouceur is battling for the championship at Autodrome Chaudiere that weekend, he will miss the DIRTcar Sportsman Western swing through New York and Ontario. He will miss the events at Ransomville and Merrittville Speedway, he may still run on Sunday at Humberstone.

Joey Ladouceur would like to thank all of the sponsors that help support the team for the 2014 racing season. Coffrage 20-20/Pompage 20-20, Fence Depot, Minimax Express, Glengarry Truck Centre, Gauvreau Terre de Surface, Mr. Radiator, Number One Speed Shock Service, Boucherie du Village and Finish Line Web Design are all an integral part of the Ladouceur team and they look forward to sharing their success with all of you in the future.

For more information on Joey Ladouceur, please check out our website, www.joey92.com. You will find up to date news and results, and information on Joey and the race team, including sponsor info, and links to our sponsor’s websites. You can also follow Joey on Twitter @JoeyLadouceur.

Joey Ladouceur Scores Third Place Finish on Sunday Night at Cornwall Speedway; ProCam Truck Series Race at Autodrome Granby Rained Out

After a fourth place finish last week at Cornwall Speedway, Joey Ladouceur was hoping to return this week with an even better performance. He also had another ProCam Truck Series event scheduled, this time at Autodrome Granby.

On Friday night, Ladouceur was hoping to take his ProCam Truck to Autodrome Granby. With his dirt racing experience, Ladouceur had to be considered a favorite to win, and add in his exceptional record in his rookie season in the series, it clearly supports that he was most likely going to be a contender. Mother Nature had other plans, and unfortunately, the race was cancelled.

Ladouceur was back in his DIRTcar Sportsman on Sunday night at Cornwall Speedway. He began the night with a strong second place finish in his qualifying heat race. He started the 20 lap main event from the 11th position and quickly moved forward. By the halfway point he was up to eighth place and was in fourth place as they hit lap 15. Joey would continue to climb up the leaderboard and ended the night with a third place result.

“We are real happy with that finish tonight”, says Ladouceur. “We only have a couple more weeks left until the end of the season, so hopefully we can build on this and maybe even get back to victory lane.

Joey Ladouceur would like to thank all of the sponsors that help support the team for the 2014 racing season. Coffrage 20-20/Pompage 20-20, Fence Depot, Minimax Express, Glengarry Truck Centre, Gauvreau Terre de Surface, Mr. Radiator, Number One Speed Shock Service, Boucherie du Village and Finish Line Web Design are all an integral part of the Ladouceur team and they look forward to sharing their success with all of you in the future.

For more information on Joey Ladouceur, please check out our website, www.joey92.com. You will find up to date news and results, and information on Joey and the race team, including sponsor info, and links to our sponsor’s websites. You can also follow Joey on Twitter @JoeyLadouceur.

Joey Ladouceur Posts Second and Third Place Finishes in ProCam Truck Series Event at Riverside Speedway; Top Five in Sportsman at Cornwall

This past weekend was another busy weekend for Joey Ladouceur and his Alexandria, Ontario based team. On Saturday they were back with the ProCam Truck Series at Riverside Speedway in Ste. Croix, Quebec and Sunday night he was back with his DIRTcar Sportsman at Cornwall Motor Speedway.

Joey had another solid run with the ProCam Truck Series. He won his qualifying heat race, and placed third in the first 40 lap main event and second in the final 40 lap race. He finished the day 2nd overall.

Cornwall Speedway was up next on Sunday night. He struggled in his qualifying heat race, and returned to the pit area to make some adjustments to make the car better on the fast and rough surface. He started deep in the field for the 20 lap main event, and he persevered throughout the event to finish in fifth.

Joey will return to Cornwall Speedway this coming Sunday as he looks to make up some ground in the chase for the 2014 championship. Joey is currently 3rd overall at this time with four events remaining. His next ProCam Truck Series event will come on Friday, August 15th at Autodrome Granby.

Joey Ladouceur would like to thank all of the sponsors that help support the team for the 2014 racing season. Coffrage 20-20/Pompage 20-20, Fence Depot, Minimax Express, Glengarry Truck Centre, Gauvreau Terre de Surface, Mr. Radiator, Number One Speed Shock Service, Boucherie du Village and Finish Line Web Design are all an integral part of the Ladouceur team and they look forward to sharing their success with all of you in the future.

For more information on Joey Ladouceur, please check out our website, www.joey92.com. You will find up to date news and results, and information on Joey and the race team, including sponsor info, and links to our sponsor’s websites. You can also follow Joey on Twitter @JoeyLadouceur.

Joey Ladouceur Posts Solid Finishes at Mohawk Raceway and Cornwall Speedway; Returns to ProCam Truck Series This Weekend at Riverside

After a busy couple weeks with the Sportsman Seaway Series and the DIRTcar Sportsman series in Quebec, Joey Ladouceur returned to Cornwall Speedway on Sunday night, as well as one round four of the Seaway Series on Friday night at Mohawk International Raceway.

Ladouceur made his first trip of the season to MIR, which is a track that he has had a tremendous amount of success at in the Pro Stock division. Joey turned the second fastest lap in his qualifying session, placing him on the outside of the front row for his heat race. His second place finish placed him into the redraw for a top 12 starting position in the 40 lap main event. After drawing the sixth position in the redraw, Joey rolled off the starting grid from the outside of the third row. Battling amongst the top five most of the race, Joey ended up with a solid fourth place finish.

Cornwall Speedway was up next on Sunday night. Joey started the night with a fourth place finish in his qualifying heat race, and was hoping for a solid run in the 20 lap main event to solidify his third place position in the point standings. Joey finished the race with a sixth place finish. With just one month remaining in the 2014 season at Cornwall, Joey is third in points, with a comfortable lead against any challengers, but also has a great deal of points to make up in order to contend for his second consecutive championship.

This coming weekend Ladouceur will return to the ProCam Truck Series on Saturday as he makes his way back to Riverside Speedway, the site of his first series win. On Sunday night he will return to Cornwall Speedway.

Joey Ladouceur would like to thank all of the sponsors that help support the team for the 2014 racing season. Coffrage 20-20/Pompage 20-20, Fence Depot, Minimax Express, Glengarry Truck Centre, Gauvreau Terre de Surface, Mr. Radiator, Number One Speed Shock Service, Boucherie du Village and Finish Line Web Design are all an integral part of the Ladouceur team and they look forward to sharing their success with all of you in the future.

For more information on Joey Ladouceur, please check out our website, www.joey92.com. You will find up to date news and results, and information on Joey and the race team, including sponsor info, and links to our sponsor’s websites. You can also follow Joey on Twitter @JoeyLadouceur.

Joey Ladouceur Gets Second Place Finish in Pro Cam Truck Series Event at Airborne Park Raceway; DIRTcar Sportsman Series Produces Mixed Results

Last weekend, Joey Ladouceur battled tough luck at Autodrome Granby and Drummond in the Seaway Sportsman Series, but the experience gained driving the Kaven Peloquin backup car certainly would be beneficial when he made the trip again this week in his own car for the Mr. DIRTcar Sportsman Series.

Sunday was a busy day for Ladouceur as he attempted to pull a double header. He was in Plattsburg, New York to race at Airborne Speedway early Sunday afternoon, and as soon as that race was over, he was to make a quick exit and head to Cornwall Speedway to race his Sportsman. Ladouceur won his qualifying heat at Airborne and selected position number five in the redraw, lining up from inside of row number three. Joey battled amongst the top three for the entire event, and took over the second spot on the final lap of the race.

“We had some good battles up front for the top three spots”, says Ladouceur. “This is a great little racetrack here, and I look forward to coming back. Now it is time to head to Cornwall to run the Sportsman tonight”.

Joey arrived at Cornwall just before his heat race started. As luck would have it, rain pushed back the qualifying heat races by several minutes, allowing Joey to make the call for his heat. After finishing fifth in the qualifier, Joey made some changes to the car before hitting the track for the 20 lap main event. He started the race from 15th and was up to 9th by halfway, but just unable to gain any ground throughout the event. He would finish in ninth.

Autodrome Granby was up next on Monday night. Ladouceur timed fourth fastest in his group, and lined up on the outside of row two for the qualifier. It was a struggle early, and a sixth place finish was the end result. After making some changes to the car, Joey returned to the track for the last chance qualifier, and a second place finish earned him the 22nd starting spot for the 50 lap feature. Joey made steady progress early, making the top 15 after just 10 laps. As they hit the late stages of the race, Joey’s car got a little better and he crossed the finish line with a sixth place result.

After spending Tuesday morning at the Bernier Racing shop preparing the car for Autodrome Drummond, Ladouceur was looking for a little better results. He qualified second fastest in his group and backed that up with a second place result in his qualifier, making the redraw for a top 12 starting position in the 50 lap main event. Joey started from the 10th position, and was making steady progress for much of the race. A lap 35 caution regrouped the field, and that is when disaster struck, as one car got turned around in front of oncoming cars, and Ladouceur’s car received heavy damage.

This coming weekend, Joey will be at Mohawk International Raceway on Friday night for the next round of the Seaway Sportsman Series. He will return to Cornwall Speedway on Sunday as the Sportsman division is on the card with the World of Outlaw Sprint Cars. The next PROCam Truck Series race comes on Saturay, August 2nd at Riverside Speedway.

Joey Ladouceur would like to thank all of the sponsors that help support the team for the 2014 racing season. Coffrage 20-20/Pompage 20-20, Fence Depot, Minimax Express, Glengarry Truck Centre, Gauvreau Terre de Surface, Mr. Radiator, Number One Speed Shock Service, Boucherie du Village and Finish Line Web Design are all an integral part of the Ladouceur team and they look forward to sharing their success with all of you in the future.

For more information on Joey Ladouceur, please check out our website, www.joey92.com. You will find up to date news and results, and information on Joey and the race team, including sponsor info, and links to our sponsor’s websites. You can also follow Joey on Twitter @JoeyLadouceur.

Joey Ladouceur Posts Mixed Results in Seaway Sportsman Series Events at Autodrome Granby and Autodrome Drummond; Cornwall Rained Out

It certainly wasn’t the outcome that they were looking for, but Joey Ladouceur enjoyed his visit to Quebec last weekend with the Sportsman Seaway/Lussier Series at Autodrome Granby on Friday night and Autodrome Drummond on Saturday. Ladouceur piloted a Kaven Poliquin backup car during the weekend.

At Autodrome Granby on Friday night, Joey started his qualifying heat from deep in the field, rolling off the starting grid from 12th place. With only four cars making the redraw, Ladouceur did all he could, but missed out by just one position. In the 50 lap main event, Joey started from the 13th spot, and it was unable to gain any ground throughout the race, finishing in the same 13th place position.

The next stop on the schedule was Autodrome Drummond on Saturday night for another 50 lap main event. Ladouceur finished fifth in his qualifier once again, and started the feature from the 18th starting position. Joey had worked his way into the top ten at one point but got shuffled back on the last couple restarts and finished 17th..

Joey was planning on racing his own car on Sunday night at Cornwall Speedway but for the first time in 2014 they were forced to cancel.

“A big thanks to Eric Champagne and Kaven Poliquin for allowing me to utilize their backup car this weekend at Granby and Drummond in the Seaway/Lussier Series”, says Ladouceur. “We didn’t get the results we were looking for, but we still enjoyed our weekend”.

Joey will be back at Cornwall Speedway this coming Sunday night, followed by a return visit to Quebec on Monday and Tuesday with DIRTcar Sportsman Series events at Autodrome Granby and Autodrome Drummond. Sunday will be a very busy day for Ladouceur, as he competes in the ProCam Truck Series race at Airborne Park Raceway in Plattsburgh, New York earlier that afternoon. As soon as the race is finished, Joey will make the two-hour drive back to Cornwall Speedway.

Joey Ladouceur would like to thank all of the sponsors that help support the team for the 2014 racing season. Coffrage 20-20/Pompage 20-20, Fence Depot, Minimax Express, Glengarry Truck Centre, Gauvreau Terre de Surface, Mr. Radiator, Number One Speed Shock Service, Boucherie du Village and Finish Line Web Design are all an integral part of the Ladouceur team and they look forward to sharing their success with all of you in the future.

For more information on Joey Ladouceur, please check out our website, www.joey92.com. You will find up to date news and results, and information on Joey and the race team, including sponsor info, and links to our sponsor’s websites. You can also follow Joey on Twitter @JoeyLadouceur.