Stouffville, ON – September 17, 2025 – Local driver Connor Pritiko made an impressive debut in the NASCAR Canada Series this past weekend at his home track, Delaware Speedway, piloting the #3 APC/H&N Roofing/Glencoe Auto Recyclers Chevrolet. The highly anticipated debut came during a doubleheader weekend featuring the APC 125 and NTN 125 races.
Pritiko kicked off the weekend strong, placing 6th in practice before the team made key adjustments to improve performance. In qualifying, he secured a solid 4th-place starting position for the APC 125. Battling side-by-side with veteran drivers throughout the race, Pritiko gained valuable experience in his first NASCAR Canada Series event and crossed the finish line in 5th place.
Carrying momentum into the second feature of the weekend, the NTN 125, the #3 team once again made adjustments to dial in the car. Pritiko started the race from 5th position and fought hard through the field, ultimately finishing 6th to cap off a strong debut weekend.
Pritiko said “This weekend was a dream come true to complete in the NASCAR Canada Series at my home track, it’s super cool to be racing against a lot of the guys I grew up watching and working with someone like Jason Hathaway and the whole EHR team, they were all super welcoming and made me feel right at home running something I’m not used to. We had a great car, got pushed around a bit but managed to salvage a 5th and 6th place finish. To battle with the best of the best in the NASCAR Canada Series was super fun and gotta thank everyone who supports me and partners that jumped on board for this race. Looking forward to continuing our relationship with the EHR in the future!
Fans can watch all the action from this past weekend at Delaware Speedway on REV TV, TVA Sports and TSN. For more information on race schedules and team updates, visit www.edhakonsonracing.com and follow Ed Hakonson Racing on social media.
EHR is proud to be partnered with Leland Industries, Choko Authentics, Fast Eddie Speedwear, HGC, Sangsin Brakes and Thunder Graphics.