Stock car racing events in the NASCAR Canada Series have been held at Autodrome Chaudière in Vallée-Jonction, Quebec, Canada, about south of Quebec City, during numerous seasons and times of year since 2014.
History The NASCAR Canadian Tire Series first raced at Autodrome Chaudière in 2014. Jason Hathaway won the inaugural series race at the track, holding off Mark Dilley in a green-white-checkered finish. Hathaway would go on to win the second race at the track in 2015. Alex Labbé battled and held off Cayden Lapcevich to win the event in 2016, the first year of the series being branded as the Pinty's Series. Lapcevich would then hold off Labbé and win the race in 2017. Andrew Ranger won the race in 2018 after it was shortened due to rain. In his first career Pinty's Series start, Raphaël Lessard scored the win in 2019 in another rain shortened race, making him the first driver to win in their debut since Don Thomson Jr. in the inaugural series race. The race was originally scheduled to return in 2020, but was postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic; the race was ultimately canceled. The track would not return to the schedule until 2022, where Ranger would score his second win at the track. Marc-Antoine Camirand won the race in 2023, although was hit with a post-race penalty and was docked eighteen points. Ranger scored his third win at the track in 2024, the first year of the series being branded as the Canada Series. Rookie Will Larue won the race in 2025 in just his fourth career start. This was the first time the race was not held in June; originally scheduled for May 31, the race was postponed to August 2 due to weather. In December 2025, it was announced the track would host a doubleheader in 2026. Marc-Antoine Camirand would sweep both races.
Past winners YearDateDriverTeamManufacturerRace DistanceRace TimeAverage Speed (mph)ReportRefLapsMiles (km)2014June 153Jason HathawayEd Hakonson RacingChevrolet301*75.250 (121.10)1:19:2356.876Report2015June 133Jason Hathaway (2)Ed Hakonson Racing (2)Chevrolet (2)30075.000 (120.70)1:31:1849.288Report2016June 2432Alex LabbéGo Fas RacingFord30075.000 (120.70)1:26:2452.083Report2017June 2576Cayden LapcevichLapcevich RacingDodge310*77.500 (124.72)1:26:5352.520Report2018June 3027Andrew RangerDJK RacingDodge (2)220*55.000 (88.51)1:06:0449.950Report2019June 2907Raphaël LessardDumoulin CompétitionDodge (3)286*71.500 (115.07)1:40:4642.574Report2020* –2021Not held2022June 1127Andrew Ranger (2)Wight Motorsports Inc.Chevrolet (3)25062.500 (100.58)1:26:2343.411Report2023June 1096Marc-Antoine CamirandPaillé Course//RacingChevrolet (4)30075.000 (120.70)1:38:5345.508Report2024June 127Andrew Ranger (3)Wight Motorsports Inc. (2)Chevrolet (5)30075.000 (120.70)1:28:5150.647Report2025August 245Will LarueLarue MotorsportsChevrolet (6)25062.500 (100.58)1:17:2248.470Report2026June 796Marc-Antoine Camirand (2)Paillé Course//Racing (2)Chevrolet (7)12531.250 (50.29)0:39:5446.992ReportMarc-Antoine Camirand (3)Paillé Course//Racing (3)Chevrolet (8)12531.250 (50.29)0:37:5749.407Report Notes 2014: Race extended from 300 laps to 301 laps due to green/white/checker. 2017: Race extended from 300 laps to 310 laps due to overtime. 2018: Race shortened from 300 laps to 220 laps due to rain. 2019: Race shortened from 300 laps to 286 laps due to rain. 2020: Race canceled due to COVID-19 pandemic.
Manufacturer wins # WinsMakeYears Won8 Chevrolet2014–2015, 2022–20263 Dodge2017–20191 Ford2016
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