Andrew Jordan seized the crown for the inaugural HSR NASCAR Classic at Le Mans, taking victories in Race 2 and Race 3 while JC France led the field in Race 1.
Race Highlights
Jordan, piloting the No. 15 PEAK 2013 Toyota Camry styled after Clint Bowyer’s 2013 Toyota, dominated the middle and final duels, ultimately lapping the nearest rival by 26 seconds in Race 3. A late‑lap mechanical hiccup frustrated a potential sweep of all three races by the 26‑year‑old. Race 1 finished under the thunder of JC France’s 2014 Chevrolet Camaro, re‑imagined to echo the Garage 56 NASCAR paint scheme. Ryan Gemmell and Kurt Busch were forced to abandon their campaigns amid mechanical failures, clearing the way for former Cup champion Joe Nemechek in the No. 47 Old Spice 2006 Toyota Camry, wrapped to match the fictional Cal Naughton Jr. ride from “Talladega Nights.” Mike Skeen completed the podium in the No. 2 Miller Lite Dodge, echoing the 2012 champion’s design.
Class Competition
Stock Car B saw Nigel Armstrong finish front‑line in the No. 44 Menards Toyota Camry (2007). Frank Kimmel claimed the Stock Car C event wielding the No. 6 Folgers Ford Thunderbird (1989), while Christopher Allen took Stock C in the same model. Peter Klutt triumphed in Stock D, driving a 2016 No. 6 Dodge Challenger. In the Stock Grand National division, Christopher and Lisa Schwartz captured the category in their 1974 No. 4 Dodge Charger. The Stock Truck field was won by Scott Dolfi in the 2016 No. 4 Mobil 1 Chevrolet Silverado, a former Kyle Busch Motorsports machine.
Looking Ahead
The weekend confirmed the HSR NASCAR Classic’s potential to draw high‑profile competitors while delivering clear, decisive racing across multiple classes.
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