2011 Waltham 250
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| 2011 Waltham 250 presented by Sommerlabs | |
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| Date | |
| Location | Waltham Motorsports Park, Waltham, MA |
| Laps | 34 |
| Polesitter | Chris Johaanes (race one) Damien Snyder (race two) |
| First | Bigsby Foote (race one) Edwin Schwarzloski (race two) |
| Second | Harry S. Enola (race one) Mike Howard (race two) |
| Third | Nick Howard (race one) Damien Snyder (race two) |
| Cautions | 2 (race one) 2 (race two) |
| Race Results | |
The Waltham 250 presented by Sommerlabs was the 12th race of the 2011 ARLA Elite Series season. It was held at the Waltham Motorsports Park in Waltham, Massachusetts.
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Pre-race storylines[edit | edit source]
Jaguar Racing fired No. 155 car driver Shane Lake after the 2011 150 Laps of Dwyer. The team cited poor chemistry with the rest of the team, but it was widely believed that the fact Lake hid injuries sustained in a Champ Car test accident was the real reason for his termination. Ashley Tucker replaced Lake in the car. However, this also costed Jaguar Racing its sponsorship. Lake pulled the plug on funding Jaguar Racing with his restaraunt chain, Dawgfather's Bar & Grill, in retaliation for his termination from the team.
Barry Spengler and Kelly Splison debuted the Lycoia chassis in this event.
Race one[edit | edit source]
Race two[edit | edit source]
Postrace penalties[edit | edit source]
- Rene Recarmier – start in rear of field in next race for causing an avoidable collision in the pit lane
- Mike Howard – 25 championship points deducted for reckless driving