2014 AARO Canadian Four Crown Championship

The Canada Four Crown is the most prestigious award a driver can win outside of the points championship. The Canadian Four Crown is a tribute to the series' roots in Canada, as the first CRA events were held in the country.

The Four Crown has changed over the years, but over the past couple, the format has stayed the same. The winners of the 4 races are eligible to win the award, and whoever has the best average finish through the 4 races of the winners, wins the Four Crown.

This year's Four Crown:

Race #3: Aflac 200 @ Delaware Raceway
Winner: #87 Casey Lester

Race #5: Willow Point Dash @ Willow Point Raceway
Winner: #19 Allen Reeds

Race #12: Boston Pizza 200 @ Winnipeg Motor Speedway
Winner: #26 Jalen Scransen

Race #19: Saskatchewan 300 @ Saskatchewan Stadium
Winner: #87 Casey Lester


Final Standings:

1. 87 Casey Lester: Avg. Finish: 13.0
Delaware: 1st, Willow: 37th, Winnipeg: 13th, Saskatchewan: 1st

2. 19 Allen Reeds: Avg. Finish: 16.0
Delaware: 28th, Willow: 1st, Winnipeg: 28th, Saskatchewan: 7th

3. 26 Jalen Scransen: Avg. Finish: 31.75
Delaware: 40th, Willow: DNQ (43), Winnipeg: 1st, Saskatchewan: DNQ (43)

So who has the best average finishes among drivers that...y'know...aren't them?

VincentGiac426 wrote:

So who has the best average finishes among drivers that...y'know...aren't them?

Justin Pisani, and here are some notables:

Herb Cilantro: 10.667
Mike Oppenheimer: 11.667
Nate Smith: 16.0
Mack DiCario: 22.333
Justin Pisani: 7.333
Ricardo Blanco: 18.333
Barry Juveno: 18.0
Greg Sauer: 16.333

Bumping this so I remember to complete this later.

Is it safe to say the winner?

Casey Lester wrote:

Is it safe to say the winner?

I assume it'd be you. Congrats.

Casey Lester has won the 2014 Four Crown, clinching it after his victory at Saskatchewan.