Bowmanville, Ontario – So far this weekend, Michael Adams and Connor Wagland have been untouchable.

After winning pole and then yesterday’s Race 1 of Victoria Day SpeedFest Weekend at Canadian Tire Motorsport Park in A Class and B Class respectively, the pair topped the timesheets again after Sunday morning’s second qualifying session to set the grid for this afternoon’s Race 2.

”We had a great qualifying session,” Adams said. “We made a couple of changes in the middle of the session and went back out. The changes really improved the car, and we set our fastest lap on the last lap. We’re really happy and looking forward to the race.”

Race 1 second-place finisher Reid Arnold will start alongside Adams on the front row, and Quebec contenders Jean-Philippe Jodoin and Michel Bonnet – joining the field this weekend to earn points toward the F1600 Super Series, which shares its opening weekend with the Toyo Tires F1600 Championship – will fill the second row.

Second in B class behind Wagland is veteran Mike Lee, followed by Steve Bodrug and Amy Castell.

Race 2 for the Toyo Tires F1600 Championship and F1600 Super Series closes out Victoria Day SpeedFest at Canadian Tire Motorsport Park by going green at 6:05 PM on Sunday. Follow the action in real time on Twitter at @ToyoTiresF1600.

The Toyo Tires F1600 Championship Series is the premiere open wheel series in Ontario, sanctioned by CASC Ontario Region and proudly supported by Toyo Tires, Honda HPD, Heather’s Heros, Cove Dentistry, Stäubli, Lincoln Electric and MK Technologies. The series is comprised of a six event, double-header format and competes at Canadian Tire Motorsport Park, Shannonville Motorsport Park and Calabogie Motorsports Park.

The Formula 1600 Super Series is the combined premiere events of the Toyo Tires F1600 Championship Series from Ontario and the Toyo Tires Formula Tour 1600 Series from Quebec. The series is comprised of a four event, double-header format and competes at CTMP’s Victoria Day SpeedFest, Formula One Grand Prix of Montreal, the Canadian Historic Grand Prix at CTMP (featuring Formula Fords in 2015) and the Grand Prix of Trois Rivières.