Also joining Crevier on the front row were, Francis Martin on the Suzuki Canada GSXR1000 and Frank Trombino on the Yamaha Canada YZR1000R1. Local favourite and National series rookie, Brian Nielson qualified on the 2nd row on his YZF1000R1 Yamaha.

When the flag dropped Crevier took the lead and was never overtaken. The current champion took his 2nd win of the series and thus regained the championship points lead from his Kawasaki mounted rival. Suzuki mounted Francis Martin put forth a challenge to Crevier, as youth rivaled experience, yet Martins very fast Suzuki was unable to make a pass. Francis Martin, the 1999 Superbike Champion, has been recovering from an injury, and lost contact with the leader after the 10th lap. Martin and the Scott Miller Tuned Suzuki finished 3 seconds behind Crevier and his Honda RC 51 on this 1.8 mile course. Owen Weichel, also riding with injuries, finished a 3rd on the Kawasaki 7X7RR Superbike. This gives Crevier and his Honda RC 51 a 13 point lead in the Parts Canada Series Championship.

Feel good story of the day has to be national rookie pro Brian Nielsons strong 4th place finish on his Yamaha YZF1000R1. Riding in front of his home crowd Nielson showed that he could run with Canada's best as the people of Edmonton experienced their 1st National Superbike race in possibly 20+ years. Finishing in 5th place was Benoit Pilon also on Yamaha YZF1000R1 
equipment.

YOSHIMURA PRO 600 SPORTBIKE
Hondas finished 1st and 3rd as Steve Crevier and Jeff Williams brought their CBRF4's across the line sandwiching the GSXR600 Suzuki of Clint McBain. Clint's performance has been going from strength to strength on the new Suzuki finishing just over 1/2 a second behind Crevier. The former Honda Canada rider watched, however, as Steve Crevier extended his series points lead over all others, riding the new fuel injected Honda F4s.


INTERNATIONAL MOTORCYCLE SUPERSHOW PRO OPEN SPORTBIKE
It was no surprise that Frank Trombino held the pole on his Yamaha YZF1000R1. He has won every race and held every pole this year, and is the current Open Sportbike Champion. Heading into the final of round #3, Frank Trombino had maximum points and has been virtually unchallenged.

Frank Trombino fell during the race while in 2nd place, and Francis Martin went on to victory riding his Jamie Bruins tuned GSXR1000 Suzuki. Looking very strong during the race, Francis finally got the results expected of him and the motorcycle in the Open Class, with the New for 2001 GSXR. Coming up very short of expectations in the previous rounds, this victory has breathed new life into the Suzuki Sportbike effort. Jeff Williams found himself once again the bridesmaid on his Honda CBR929, while keeping the Honda Canada Open Sportbike effort in title contention, after the fall of the current points leader. Benoit Pilon took the final Podium on his Yamaha YZF1000R1. Pilon, the 1999 Open Sportbike Champion secured valuable championship points for the Yamaha sponsored team as they get ready for the next round at the Autodrome in ST. Eustache, Quebec.   Pilon's home track.

PARTS CANADA SUPERBIKE CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS
1) Steve Crevier, Honda RC51
2) Francis Martin, Suzuki GSXR1000
3) Owen Weichel, Kawasaki ZX7RR
4) Brian Nielson, Yamaha YZFR1
5) Benoit Pilon, Yamaha YZFR1
6) Greg Boki, Yamaha YZFR1
7) Jeff Williams, Honda CBR929
8) Kevin Lacomb, Yamaha YZFR1
9) Andrew Nelson, Honda CBRF4i
10) Tim Eaton, Yamaha YZFR1

YOSHIMURA PRO 600 SPORTBIKE
1) Steve Crevier, CBRF4i
2) Clint McBain, Suzuki GSXR
3) Jeff Williams, CBRF4i

INTERNATIONAL MOTORCYCLE SUPERSHOW PRO OPEN SPORTBIKE
1) Francis Martin, Suzuki GSXR1000
2) Jeff Williams, Honda 929
3) Beniot Pilon, Yamaha YZFR1