Canadian Eastern Zone Formula B 1968
Ontario's Bill Brack dominated the Eastern Zone series in a Lotus 41C, one of only two new Formula B cars. Series founder Peter Broeker won the opening round in his evergreen Stebro but the second round was a battle between Brack and Quebec's Jacques Couture in a Crosslé 12F. The Crosslé emerged victorious on that occasion but Brack won the next five races in the Hot Wheels-supported Lotus.
The races
12 May 1968 > Harewood Acres
26 May 1968 > Mont-Tremblant
02 Jun 1968 > USRRC support race for FB and FV at Mont-Tremblant
08 Jun 1968 > Harewood Acres
06 Jul 1968 > Harewood Acres
21 Jul 1968 > Mont-Tremblant
25 Aug 1968 > Mosport Park
08 Sep 1968 > Trois-Rivières
Eastern Zone Formula Car Championship for the Stebro Trophy events shown in bold
1968 Eastern Zone Formula Car Championship for the Stebro Trophy table
| 1 | Bill Brack | Lotus 41C - Ford twin cam | 116 pts | 5 wins |
| 2 | Peter W. Broeker | Stebro Mk 4 - Ford twin cam | 68 pts | 1 win |
| 3 | Jacques Couture | Crosslé 12F - Ford twin cam | 62 pts | 1 win |
| 4 | Brian McDonald | (FF) Lotus 51 - Ford Kent | 56 pts | 0 wins |
| 5 | André Leclaire | (FC) Moleba - Ford (FB) Moleba - Alfa | 46 pts | 0 wins |
This championship table has been constructed from the known results on the assumption that this series used the same 20-16-13-10-8 points system used by the Molson Quebec Region championship in the following three years. If a 9-6-4-3-2-1 system had been used, the first five positions would have been the same but Max Castleberg (Cooper-Ford) would have taken sixth ahead of Hochreuter.