2013 Races 15 & 16 (Roush Air Mosport Grand Prix)

Pellerin's debut goes extremely well until the Last Lap, takes shots @ Howard

Luc Pellerin, who drove the #15, M&J Racing, instead of AJ Young, finished 10th. Luc had a entertaining race, he missed two wrecks, had a incident with Derek Dudding, ran as high as 2nd & was mostly in the top 5.
During the final lap, in a battle for 5th, Pellerin was turned by TDR's Joseph Howard, ending Luc's run at a top-5, in his 1st ARLA appearance. He went on to finish 10th in the crash-filled event

Luc Pellerin : Had a amazing race, gotta thank M&J for the Once in a Lifetime opportunity, we had a car capable of winning & a top-5 until that clown in the 17 turned us, hope he enjoys that 5th all he wants because if I qualify for Pocono, he better watch his back...

Luc left the racetrack without answering questions, wanting to go his family owned team's shop to prepare for Pocono.

Wilkinson Impressed with 10th Place Finish in ARLA Return

"A run like that must impress somebody, I'll tell you that! I would never have dreamed of coming back to this series and having an awesome run like that. We have the car, we have the speed, we have the strategy, it's as if nothing had ever happened after I left Gravity Racing, Inc.. I even had a few guys come up here and congratulate me. We'll come back for Pocono, and see if we still have that speed, and see if we can get Packer or somebody else to put me in a better car. Damn fine race!"

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Somebody please hire Wilkinson kthxbai.

Lester wrecks out late in race, talks about day

The last time that Casey Lester had made an ARLA start was at Mosport in 2010 where he wrecked out at the end of the first lap driving for Patterson Autosport in the team's second car. Three years later, he makes his 2nd start ironically at the same track, driving for Allie Riggs' team. He was once critical of Allie's behavior in the sport, but he did not have any complaints as he took the wheel of the #29 and qualified midfield. He got up to as high as 3rd during the race, largely due to pit stops by the leaders and fell off as the race continued until Ryan Griffin decided to lay on Lester's right rear quarter panel into the next to last turn, hooking the 29 off the track and into the tires, ending his day. After the race, he tried to joke with reporters, but his anger was still evident.

"I guess I survived the first two laps this time around." Lester said. "We had a good car all race and I gotta thank that entire team for giving me a chance this weekend. Not sure why Scott Bush said I was a pay driver; they contacted me to drive since Chris was busy with TMMC duties, I guess. I defended Ryan [Griffin] for getting his TM Lights license revoked and I felt it was unnecessary, but now I can see why. He just laid on me and hooked me into the f***ing wall. I'm definitely getting a word with him and his crew about that because that was just stupid on his part."

Lester has considered, and possibly already has entered, a one-off for the Pocono endurance race to be held later this season. Because Watkins Glen is no longer on the ARLA calendar, Pocono is the closest Lester will come to a home race this season. Hector Quinones, who Lester had helped obtain the #13 Tavaresport ride at Mexico and this race, could potentially enter a few more races if entries are needed.