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2014 PASS MASTER SCHEDULE
with 2014
Schedules for North SLM,
South SLM, South PLM, NELMS,
PASS
MODS, & Sportsman
2014
POINTS HERE
2014 LICENSED DRIVERS HERE |
Series Contact: Tommy Mayberry, President
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(207) 693-6497
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email:
passracing@roadrunner.com |
Rebroadcasting,
or using any other pictures, descriptions or accounts of
PASS Events, without
the express written consent of PASS
Racing Inc,
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PASS Series Crate Motor Tech Notice
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NEW
SLM Rules
Effective 7/1/14
Note: SLM
Left side weight will remain
57% for the
remainder of the 2014 season.
The rules for the 604 crate motor
have been updated.
The updates for this motor package
will make the weights and all other
rules applying to these motors the
same for the PASS North Super Late
Model Series and the PASS South
Super Late Model Series.
The
updated rules for this motor package
will go into effect on
July 1st,
2014 |
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PASS South Super Late Model
Testing
Policy
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South Super Late Models Series cut
off day to test for an event is 7
full days before the event which
means if the race is on a Saturday
the last day a team can test without
being penalized is the Friday of the
week prior to the event. The only
exception to this rule is if there
is an open practice that is approved
by the Pro All Stars Series and open
to all competitors. If a team tests
within 7 days of the event that team
will only receive one lap in time
trials and if they qualify they will
start at the rear of the field for
the main event. Teams will also
forfeit 25 points for testing within
7 days of the event. Any driver,
crew member, car owner, or crew
chief from another team that is in
the pits when another team is
testing will also be penalized in
the same way as the team that tests. |
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PASS South Pro Late Model
Testing
Policy
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| The PASS
South Pro Late Model Series testing
policy is now 15 full days before an
event the only exception to this
rule is if there is an open practice
that is open to all competitors and
approved by the Pro All Stars
Series. If a team tests within 15
days of the event that team will
only receive one lap in time trials
and if they qualify they will start
at the rear of the field for the
main event. Teams will also forfeit
25 points for testing within 15 days
of the event. Any driver, crew
member, car owner, or crew chief
from another team that is in the
pits when another team is testing
will also be penalized in the same
way as the team that tests. The PASS
South Pro Late Model Series is a
Series that is design to be
economical and a division for
driver’s to learn in, it is not
meant for teams that want to do
excessive testing prior to an event. |
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2014 Licenses
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LISTING of
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2014 Super Late Model License Form
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2014 PASS Sportsman License Form
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2014 South Pro Late Model License Form
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PASS
NORTHEAST LATE MODEL SERIES
EXPANDED
TO FOUR RACES |
Pro All Stars Series President, Tom
Mayberry is pleased to announce that
the new Dave’s Small Engine Repair,
PASS Northeast Late Model Series has
expanded to four races from the
original three race schedule.
Besides the three races already
scheduled for Oxford Plains Speedway
on July 4th, July 19th, and
September 27th, the PASS Northeast
Late Model Series will now be a part
of the PASS
400 weekend at Beech Ridge Motor
Speedway in Scarborough, Maine on
Saturday, September 13th.
“The PASS 400 weekend, presented
by Southern Maine Motors, is a huge
weekend for the PASS Tour and all
PASS divisions stated Mayberry. This
new PASS division is really taking
off and we felt that they deserved
to be part of the weekend, so we
added them to the Saturday schedule.
I think it will be a day that both
racers and race fans will enjoy.”
The added event will see the
PASS Northeast Late Models racing
100 green flag laps with the winner
receiving a check for $2,000.
Saturday’s schedule will include
qualifying races for several classes
with features for support divisions
and the PASS Northeast Late Model
Series. More information will be
coming in the next few weeks. |
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HANDICAP
SYSTEM FOR
2014 PASS
SPORTSMAN
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Pro All
Stars Series President, Tom Mayberry
has announced that there will be a
new handicapping system in place for
the 2014 racing season for the PASS
Sportsman division.
“In best
interest of competition, we are
going to implement the same
handicapping system that we use with
the PASS Super Late Models into the
PASS Sportsman division for 2014,
stated Mayberry. We feel that this
system will help even out the field
and make for better racing for both
the drivers and for the fans alike.
Fans enjoy seeing some of the top
cars coming from back in the pack,
and have to race their way to the
front of the field!”
The new
handicapping system will allow cars
to be lined up in the feature event
from the order that they finished in
the qualifying heat, with the big
exception that once you win a race,
you can’t start any better than
eleventh in the feature no matter
where you qualified in the
preliminary rounds. As the season
progresses, this system will force
the top cars to charge from deeper
in the field making racing much more
intense for the racers and fans as
well. This new handicapping system
will go into effect at the opening
PASS Sportsman event which is
scheduled for Saturday, April 12th
at 2pm at Oxford Plains Speedway.
The opening day event will include
the PASS Super Late Models, PASS
Sportsman and PASS Mods, as well as
the NELCAR Legends. |
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CHARLIE
ROCKWELL NAMED
NEW CHIEF
TECHNICAL
INSPECTOR
FOR 2014
PASS NORTH SERIES RACES |
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PASS
President, Tom Mayberry has
announced that Charlie Rockwell will
be taking over Chief Technical
Inspector job for the PASS North
Series in 2014. Rockwell will be
taking over the position from long
time inspector, Scott Reed whom is
pursuing other interests. Rockwell
will be taking over the job
immediately, handling all technical
questions from racers throughout the
off-season.
Rockwell hails
from Orleans, Vermont where he is a
quality control inspector for the
Ethan Allen Company. He resides with
his wife Jamie, and young daughter,
Marina. Rockwell has been involved
in racing for numerous years, first
working on race cars, then stepping
behind the wheel for several years
driving everything from Enduro cars
to Late Models. In 2011, the heavy
underdog qualified for the Oxford
250, putting a check mark on one of
his bucket list items.
In
2010, Charlie and his wife Jamie
took over as the Tech team at Canaan
Fair Speedway where the team
developed into one of the most
respected in the business. His vast
knowledge of everything from four
cylinders, to Late Models, Super
Late Models, as well as Modifieds
made him a leading candidate for the
job. Jamie Rockwell will also be
joining the team as she will work
side by side with her husband in the
tech area.
“I am really
excited to have Charlie and Jamie on
board with us, stated Tom Mayberry,
they are first class all the way,
and will fit in nicely in our
organization. Charlie’s knowledge of
numerous types of racecars is
important for us, and he and his
wife Jamie, both have tremendous
people skills. Losing Scotty left us
with a big void, as his vast
knowledge and tremendous work ethic
will definitely be missed, but we
feel that the Rockwell’s will be
good replacements as we head into
the future.”
The 2014 PASS
North schedule will be released in
the very near future.
For
for technical questions for the PASS
North Series, contact Charlie &
Jamie Rockwell at 802-754-2822 after
5 PM.
If anyone needs
technical support for the PASS South
Series they may contact Kyler
Honeycutt at
704-791-6115. |
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2nd ANNUAL
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2014 |
Oxford
Plains Speedway President, Tom
Mayberry, has recently announced
that the Annual Swap Meet and Flea
Market will once again take place in
the fall of 2014 here at Oxford
Plains Speedway.
“I am very
excited about our inaugural event
that took place this past October
stated Mayberry. It was a very well
attended event for the first time
that we tried it. We had over fifty
vendors and over fifteen hundred
paying customers that seemed to
enjoy the event immensely. We had
everything from racecars and racing
parts, vintage cars and parts, to
items from people’s basements and
attics. A lot of items were sold and
that’s what it’s all about. We even
had one race team sell their Super
Late Model and their enclosed
hauler!”
The dates for the
2014 event are as follows: |
Friday, October 24th
REGISTRATION
& SET-UP DAY – NOON-5PM
Saturday, October 25th
FLEA
MARKET DAY #1 – 8AM-4PM
Sunday, October 26th
FLEA MARKET
DAY #2 – 8AM-4PM |
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Inside PASS
Presented by the
National Speedway Directory - Wednesdays on
RaceTalkRadio.com at 8 PM
or listen any time, 24/7 On
Demand!
Get the
inside story about PASS |
Get the inside story about
the Pro All Stars Series
with hosts Alan Dietz and
Dennis Michelsen as they
bring you the latest news
from the most competitive
Super Late Model series in
the country.
THIS WEEK (7/23):
Tonight on Inside PASS
Dennis Michelsen and Alan
Dietz talk to newly crowned
two-time champion of
the Oxford 250, Travis
Benjamin and runner-up
Austin Theriault. And
the Sun Journal's Kalle
Oakes calls in for a
complete breakdown of the
world's biggest single day
short track event as we
recap a big week of action
at Oxford Plains Speedway. |
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Wednesday at
8 PM Eastern on
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or listen any time, 24/7 On
Demand
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PASS Events, without
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Miller
Electric Mfg. Co. Launches
Job Weld Done
Giveaway
HERE
Miller Electric Mfg. Co.
Launches
all NEW Miller Owners Club HERE |
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Contact CV Products, the
PASS South exclusive trackside parts supplier, today
at 1-800-448-1223 to place your parts order to be
delivered directly to the track.
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PASS HOOSIER ANNOUNCEMENT
The Pro All Stars
Series will be running on Hoosier tires in the North and the
South in all divisions in 2012. Northern Race Tires will
service the tires once again in the North and the South.
Tires will be available at the race track until the
conclusion of each event in the North and the South.
Call Jack at Northern Race Tires at 603-539-1566. |
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Tires: |
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Tires may be ordered fron Northern Race Tires (603)
539-1566 or Hoosier Tire South (336) 731-6100 on
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday from 2:00pm-5:00pm.
Tires may be ordered by chalk size or stagger size.
No sizing at warehouse. Payment can be made by cash
or check. To pay by credit card, call Northern Race
Tires before picking up tires at Hoosier Tire South. |
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TRANSPONDER REMINDER!
All SUPER LATE MODEL teams
that
do not have their own transponders must contact
PASS Tech:
North: Charlie Rockwell at
802-754-2822 after 5 PM.
South: Kyler Honeycut
at 704-791-6115. |
The
Official
Hotel Partner of PASS.
Receive a 15% discount while staying
at participating Choice hotels!
BOOK YOUR ROOMS
HERE
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Miller Electric Mfg. Co. Launches
all NEW Miller Owners Club |
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Free club offers exclusive access to welding tips,
product previews and projects catered to
individuals’ interests and products owned. |
CAPPLETON, Wis. - Created
for welders who are passionate about what they do,
Miller
Electric Mfg. Co. introduces the
“Miller Owners Club,” which provides a
personalized experience when visiting the website at
Owners.MillerWelds.com. Since membership is limited
to Miller equipment owners, members have exclusive
access to product previews, welding tips and project
ideas that support a welder’s ability to do great
work.
“The Miller Owners Club individualizes
the experience for the welder,” says John Swartz,
Marketing Manager for Miller Electric Mfg. Co.
“While we offer an extensive amount of information
on MillerWelds.com, this Club provides the videos,
tips and other how-to information unique to the
products you own and use, for the projects you're
most passionate about.”
Upon registering,
members will be asked to complete a profile,
providing information specific to the individual’s
welding equipment, applications and interests — the
more details received the more personalized
experience Miller can give the member.
Upon
joining, each member will enjoy the benefits the
Miller Owners Club has to offer including:
 Product
previews
News
and special events
How-to
info and welding tips based on products the member
owns
Exclusive
merchandise offerings available only to members
Project
ideas
Special
offers including a free set of Miller decals with
sign up – while supplies last
Interested
Miller equipment owners are encouraged to sign up
now at
Owners.MillerWelds.com.
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Official
Hotel Partner of PASS.
Receive a 15% discount while staying
at participating Choice hotels!
BOOK YOUR ROOMS
HERE
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Series Contact: Tommy Mayberry,
Pres.
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(207) 693-6497
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email:
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Sunoco Signs
Multi-Year Agreement
with the
Pro All Stars Series |
Naples ME - Pro All Stars Series (PASS)
President Tom Mayberry and Sunoco Race Fuels have
announced a multi-year agreement making Sunoco Supreme
and Standard racing gasoline the official spec fuel for
all five PASS touring series through 2011 and beyond.
The Pro All Stars Series sanctions and promotes five
racing series in the eastern United States and Canada.
2011 marks the series’ eleventh anniversary.
“Sunoco has been with us from day one,” said Mayberry in
making the announcement. “Mike Joy, John Holland,
Charlie Holland and the entire crew at New England Race
Fuels have played a major role in the growth of our
organization from a single northern New England based
tour to five individual series with races from Florida
to Maritime Canada. As we expanded to the southeast we
have had tremendous support from Sunoco distributors
such as Hank Thomas Performance, and the fact that most
every race track where we compete pumps Sunoco Race Fuel
makes it a perfect partnership, one that we hope
will
continue for many years to come.” |
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SUNDAY,
JULY
20TH
THE 41ST
ANNUAL
OXFORD
250,
$1,000
TO WIN
PASS
MODS 75
LAPS,
STREET
STOCKS,
LEGENDS
50
LAPS, &
OUTLAW
SUPER
SERIES
OF MAINE
50 LAPS
A
PASS SLM
NATIONAL
CHAMPIONSHIP
EVENT
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THE
OXFORD
250 LAP
BOARD
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SPONSOR
OF
THE
$1,000
TO
WIN
PASS
MODS
75
LAPS
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EDGES
AUSTIN THERIAULT FOR OXFORD 250 WIN |
The
41st running of the Oxford 250 was a
crowd pleaser as sixty of the best
Super Late Model teams in the
country converged on the small town
of Oxford, Maine to participate in
the historic event. The fans were
treated to over seven hundred laps
of racing, with several teams
collecting checkered flags, but none
as happy and as excited as Travis
Benjamin, whom collected his second
straight $25,000 payday, plus lap
money.
Forty-four Super Late
Models lined up on the grid with
Concord, N.C. speedster, Preston
Peltier and Turner, Maine’s, Shawn
Martin filling the front row when
the green flag flew. Peltier jumped
to lead and held the point for the
first 21 laps with the exception of
lap six when Kelley Moore edged him
out at the stripe. Joey Doiron raced
by Peltier on lap 21 and held the
point for the next 66 laps with
Austin Theriault, Shawn Martin,
Scott Mulkern and Moore in tow.
Theriault held the lead through four
restarts before he and Travis
Benjamin pitted for tires and fuel
on lap 185, setting the stage for a
storybook ending. Cassius Clark took
over the lead from Theriault as pit
stops completely changed the lineup
around. DJ Shaw, Richie Dearborn,
Scott Moore and Johnny Clark were
all now in the top five and ready to
challenge for the lead. Clark held
the lead all the way until lap 220
when Richie Dearborn edged him to
the stripe when the final caution
waved.
Dearborn took the lead
at the green, but Benjamin and
Theriault were right on his heels.
Benjamin made his move on lap 227,
grabbed the lead and set sail
towards the checkers. His only
obstacles included heavy lapped
traffic, and the #57 of Theriault.
Theriault tried every move in the
books looking inside and outside,
but Benjamin would not be denied his
second Oxford 250 win in a row.
Theriault raced home second from his
sixth starting position, ahead of
Dearborn who actually had to take a
provisional to get into the event.
Dearborn started 40th on the grid.
Cassius Clark took home the 4th spot
ahead of OPS regular, TJ Brackett.
Rounding out the top ten were Tyler
Dippel, Derek Ramstrom, Ben Rowe,
David Oliver and Shawn Martin.
Heat checkers flew for Peltier,
Martin, Kelley Moore, Tim Brackett,
Daniel Hemric and Theriault. Consi
victors were DJ Shaw, Benjamin, and
Brent Dragon. David Farrington Jr.
was awarded the win in the Last
Chance Race as apparent winner
Travis King failed post race
inspection as his car was too low.
Oxford 250 sidebar: Travis
Benjamin started 27th and drove to
the win. |
THE OXFORD 250 at OXFORD PLAINS
OFFICIAL RACE RESULTS -
7-20-14 |
1) 17 - Travis Benjamin -
250 Laps
2) 57 - Austin
Theriault- 250
3) 33 - Richie
Dearborn - 250
4) 77 - Cassius
Clark- 250
5) 61 - TJ Brackett -
250
6) 1 - Tyler Dippel - 250
7) 35 - Derek Ramstrom - 250
8) 4
- Ben Rowe - 250
9) 21 - David
Oliver - 250
10) 94 - Shawn
Martin - 250
11) 60n - DJ Shaw - 250
12) 54 - Johnny Clark - 250
13)
55vt - Brent Dragon- 250
14) 03 -
Scott Moore - 250
15) 73 - Joey Doiron
- 250
16) 00 - Brian
Kruczek - 249
17) 60 - Tim
Brackett - 249
18) 24 - Mike Rowe
- 249
19) 29 - Trevor Sanborn -
249
20) 73me - Adam Polvinen -
249
21) 27nh - Wayne Helliwell
Jr. - 249
22) 44 - Kyle Treadwell
- 248 |
23) 25 - Shawn Knight - 248
24) 41 - Daniel Hemric - 248
25)
23 - Dave Farrington Jr. - 247
26) 8F - Tate Fogleman - 247
27)
16 - Travis Stearns - 246
28) 09
- Jeremy Davis - 246
29) 72 -
Chris Coolidge - 245
30) 54x -
Shane Green - 245
31) 28 - Mark
Lundblad Jr. - 239
32) 74 -
Preston Peltier - 239
33) 38 -
Alan Tardiff - 216
34) 14 - Scott
McDaniel - 182
35) 84 - Scott
Mulkern - 124
36) 7L - Glen Luce
- 124
37) 47 - Kelly Moore - 124
38) 53 - Alan Wilson - 122
39) 36
- Scott Robbins - 120
40) 19 -
Steve Park - 114
41) 7 - Curtis
Geary - 114
42) 75 - Gary Smith -
103
43) 37 - Larry Gelinas - 57
44) 14me - Brad Babb - 20 |
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MAYHAN
ANTIQUES & MORE
PASS MOD SPECIAL
75 |
Mark
Lucas took advantage of another
driver’s displeasure to capture the
inaugural Mayhan Antiques & More 75
lap main event. Other support
division winners visiting Allen’s
Coffee Flavored Brandy victory lane
on day three of the Oxford 250
weekend included Josh Childs, Mathew
Bourgoine, and Kris Watson.
Joshua Brown was headed for an easy
win in the PASS Modified race, but
tangled with a lapped car around lap
50. Contact sent the #05 of Ron
Henry around in turn three bringing
out the caution. The field raced
back to green with Brown pulling
away once again. Mitch Miller raced
his way to second while Mark Lucas
and Andy Shaw battled for third.
Lucas raced by both Shaw and Miller
to take over the second spot, but
had nothing for Brown until Brown
was run high by Henry in turn four
allowing much of the field to race
by, handing Lucas the lead. Lucas
cruised to his second win of the
weekend, and the hefty $1,000
payday. Miller placed second ahead
of Shaw, Brown and Billy Dixon. |
MAYHAN ANTIQUES PASS MODS 75 at OXFORD PLAINS
UNOFFICIAL RACE RESULTS -
7-20-14 |
1) 5 - Mark Lucas
2) 7 -
Mitch Miller
3) 0 - Andy Shaw
4) 4 - Josh Brown
5) 33 - Billy
Dixon
6) 17a - Scott Alexander
7) 9 - Evan Armington
8) 00 - JR
Baril
9) 3 - Travis Buzzell |
10) 2 - JT Thurlow
11) 05
- Ron Henry
12) 36 - Ryan Roberts
13) 86 - Jeff Hebert
14) 12 - Jim
Emerson
15) 31 - Ryan Morgran
16) 8 - Calvin Rose Jr.
17) 96 -
Chad Binnette |
SATURDAY,
JULY 19TH
 
$4,000 TO
WIN PASS
NORTHEAST
LATE MODEL
SERIES
TRIPLE CROWN
RACE - 125
LAPS |
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BEN
ASHLINE CAPTURES INAGURAL
PASS
NORTHEAST LM SERIES EVENT |
Day two of
the Oxford 250 weekend went
off without a hitch at
Oxford Plains Speedway in
Oxford, Maine, as pleasant
skies, and comfortable
temperatures brought out a
big crowd to enjoy Dunkin’
Donuts and Dave’s Small
Engine Repair Night. Drivers
visiting Allen’s Coffee
Flavored Brandy victory lane
included Ben Ashline, Avery
Stoehr, Jake Smith, Tyson
Jordan, Eddie Gilman,
Michael Haynes, Bobby
Symonds and Paul Pierce.
Ben Ashline took control
just past the halfway mark
of the Dave’s Small Engine
Repair, PASS Northeast Late
Model Series main event, and
then held off a late race
challenge by Bobby Babb, and
Travis Stearns. Ashline
scored the win with, Babb,
Stearns, Ryan Dean and Ryan
Morgan on his heels.
Avery Stoehr held off a late
charge from Randy Cabral to
take home the NEMA Midget 25
lap feature. Bethany Stoehr,
Jim Chambers and Todd
Bertrand completed the top
five. Jake Smith rolled to
the win in the NEMA Lite
feature ahead Danny Cugini,
Randy Cabral, Kevin Hutchens
and Matt Swanson.
Tyson Jordan raced by Zach
Emerson with seven laps
remaining to pick up his
first Allen’s Coffee
Flavored Brandy Street Stock
win of 2014. Emerson,
Spencer Morse, Richard
Spaulding and Ricky Morse
rounded out the top five. |
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PASS NELMS at OXFORD PLAINS
UNOFFICIAL RACE RESULTS -
7-19-14 |
1) 15 - Ben Ashline
2)
15vt - Bradley Babb
3) 16 -
Travis Steans
4) 54 - Ryan Dean
5) 3ct - Ryan Morgan
6) 78 -
Quinney Welch
7) 1 - Corey Mason |
8) 77nh - Brandon Lambert
9) 21 - Shane Clark
10) 8 - Keith
Stuart
11) 36 - Nick Ladyga
12) 7L - Glen Luce
13) 77me -
Dale Verrill |
FRIDAY, JULY
18TH
PASS MODS,
PASS
SPORTSMAN |
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PASS MODS at OXFORD PLAINS
UNOFFICIAL RACE RESULTS -
7-18-14 |
1) 5 - Mark Lucas
2) 2 - JT Thurlow
3) 36 - Ryan
Robbins
4) 05 - Ron Henry
5) 3
- Travis Buzzell
6) 12 - James
Emerson
7) 96 - Chad Binnette
8) 17a - Scott Alexander
9) 0 - Andy Shaw |
10) 00 - JR
Baril
11) 31 - Ryan Morgan
12)
9 - Evan Armington
13) 4 - Joshua
Brown
14) 86 - Jeff Hebert
15)
33 - Billy Dixon
DQ) 14 - Scott
McDaniel (Suspension)
DQ) 7 - Mitch Miller
(Suspension)
DNS) 8 - Calvin
Rose Jr. |
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PASS SPORTSMAN at OXFORD
PLAINS
UNOFFICIAL RACE RESULTS -
7-18-14 |
1) 43 - Dan McKeage
2) 20
- Joe Pastore
3) 44 - Rusty
Poland
4) 44x - Jerad Ledger
5) 60 - Scott Dorr
6) 04 - Zach
Bowie
7) 2 - Mike Clark |
8) 01 - Rob Drew
9) 53 -
Richard Jackson
10) 7oz - Grant
Aither
11) 5 - Mark Staples
12) 55x - Alex Lacognata
DQ) 36 -
Nathan Leavitt (Motor)
DQ) 85 -
Kenny Harrison (Motor) |
Weds. July 16th - Oxford 250 Media
Event
at Bentley's
Saloon, Arundel, ME |
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THE OXFORD 250 LAP BOARD |
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NORTHEAST LEGEND
STEVE PARK
ENTERS 2014
OXFORD 250 |
The 2014 edition of
the Oxford 250 just received
the entry blank from the
legendary Steve Park who
will be bringing his G Body
Parts, Sunoco, Super Late
Model to compete in this
year’s mega event at Oxford
Plains Speedway. Park, a two
time Sprint Cup Series
winner became the 45th
entrant for the race
scheduled for Sunday, July
20, 2014 at 2pm.
“I
have always wanted to
compete in the Oxford 250,
stated Park. This is one of
the most prestigious racing
events in the Northeast, and
to be a part of it in 2014
really excites me. I used to
attend this race with my dad
when I was younger, and I
always hoped to drive in
this event some time during
my life, and now thanks to G
Body Parts, Sunoco, New
England Racing Fuel and car
owner Dickie Woodman, we
will be there attempting to
add an Oxford 250 win to my
resume. I am looking forward
to coming up to the State of
Maine a little bit early to
enjoy what the Oxford area
has to offer. Some of my
great friends and supporters
from Key Parts have also
purchased a suite for the
Oxford 250 weekend, and I
plan on spending a lot of
time meeting and greeting
their Key Parts family. I
haven’t felt this excited in
a long time, it’s going to
be a great experience.”
New England Race Fuels,
John Holland is very excited
that they were able to help
pull this deal together with
Sunoco to support Steve Park
and the Dickie Woodman team
at the Oxford 250. Holland
said this about the
situation, “We are very
proud to be a part of
helping Steve Park return to
the Northeast to race at the
Oxford 250. Everyone knows
that Sunoco is a major
player in the motorsports
arena, and they are very
excited about Steve Park
once again racing up north.
Steve is a great spokesman
for the sport, and we love
his New England racing
heritage. He has worked hard
all his life to be the best
racer he could be, including
a pair of Sprint Cup wins,
and now we have the
opportunity to help support
his Oxford 250 efforts in
2014. This support fits
perfectly in Sunoco’s racing
plans.”
PASS
President, Tom Mayberry is
also excited about Park
coming to the Oxford 250.
“It’s always great to have a
driver with the credentials
of Steve Park enter your
race, but this one is extra
special as he is a
grassroots racer who paid
his dues here in the
Northeast. He has raced
everything from Go-karts to
Sprint Cup Cars and has been
successful in everything he
has competed in, and has
never forgotten where he
came from. I am extremely
proud to add Steve’s name to
the entry list of the Oxford
250.”
The 41st
edition of the Oxford 250
will take place on Sunday,
July 20th at 2pm featuring
250 green flag laps of
racing for the ultra fast
Super Late Models. A $1,000
to win PASS Mod race will
also highlight the card.
Oxford 250 weekend begins on
Friday night, July 18th with
the Sun Journal hosting the
PASS Mods, PASS Sportsman,
and several support classes
in action. Then a giant
night awaits race fans on
Saturday night as Dunkin’
Donuts presents the NEMA
Midgets & NEMA Lites, as
well as Round #2 of the
Dave’s Small Engine Repair,
PASS Northeast Late Model
Series. Several other
divisions will see action as
well.
Plenty of great
seats are still available
and tickets can be purchased
by contacting the OPS
office. For more information
on the Oxford 250 weekend,
or Oxford Plains Speedway,
visit the Track website at
www.oxfordplains.com, or
call the hotline at
207-539-8865. Oxford Plains
Speedway is located at 877
Main Street, on Route 26 in
Oxford, Maine. |
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Rookie Dippel
Taking PASS National Points
Lead To 41st Annual Oxford
250 |
NAPLES, ME (July 17)
– Just over a year ago,
Tyler Dippel had virtually
no asphalt racing
experience. On Sunday, the
Wallkill, NY rookie will
head into the 41st Annual
Oxford 250 with the points
lead in the Pro All Stars
Series (PASS) Super Late
Model National Championship
standings.
At just
14-years-old, Dippel is one
of the top young prospects
in short track racing, not
only on asphalt, but also on
dirt. Dippel cut his teeth
racing on the tough dirt
tracks of the Northeast and
has become one of the top
Small Block Modified drivers
in New York, competing at
tracks such as Middletown,
Accord, and Lebanon Valley.
And, he has not forgot his
dirt track roots, still
competing regularly when his
schedule allows.
But,
it is his experience racing
on the tough PASS South
Super Late Model tour in the
Carolinas and Virginia that
has allowed Dippel the
opportunity to come to
Oxford Plains Speedway with
a virtually guaranteed spot
in the 250. By virtue of his
strong runs at the first two
PASS National Series events
at Greenville-Pickens and
Hickory in the spring,
Dippel has the points as he
prepares for his first
Oxford 250.
“I’m
really excited, the 250 is
probably the biggest race
I’ve ever ran and I’m really
looking forward to it,” said
Dippel. “It’s closer to
home, I’m looking forward to
having pit stops, and like I
said, it’s the biggest race
I’ve ran so far.”
Unlike the shorter races he
was accustomed to on dirt,
Dippel believes his
experience racing 125 to 150
lap PASS South races will
prepare him for the test the
Oxford 250 is so famous for.
Dippel currently sits fourth
in PASS South Super Late
Model points, leading laps
at the prestigious Easter
Bunny 150 at Hickory and
finishing in the top five
three times so far this
season.
“The PASS
South races have helped me a
lot as far as learning how
to save my stuff and I think
we’re getting there and are
prepared for the 250,” said
Dippel. “Crew Chief Buggy
[Pletcher] always has a
pretty good car for that
race.”
Dippel will
definitely have his work cut
out for him as over 50 of
the best short track racers
in North America have
pre-entered for the 41st
Annual Oxford 250, but the
PASS Super Late Models will
not be alone in making this
weekend a celebration of
short track racing. A great
slate of divisions is set to
race starting on Friday,
July 18 with the PASS
Sportsman, PASS Modifieds,
Outlaw Sportsman, Street
Stocks, Rebels, Sport
Trucks, Cruisers and Ladies,
plus practice for the PASS
Super Late Models. On
Saturday, July 19 with the
PASS Super Late Models will
get three rounds of practice
followed by racing in the
evening for the PASS
Northeast Late Models, NEMA
Midgets, NEMA Lites, Outlaw
Sportsman, Street Stocks,
Wicked Good Racers, and
Classic Lights. On Sunday,
July 20, pit gates will open
bright and early at 7 AM
with a full day of on track
activities including
practice and heat race
action for the PASS Super
Late Models, followed by
features for the PASS
Modifieds, Outlaw Series,
Street Stocks, Legends, and
the 41st Annual Oxford 250. |
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Peltier Ends PASS South
Drought With
Hard
Fought Win At Southern
National |
KENLY, NC (July 12)
– Preston Peltier survived a
furious battle with Tyler
Church and Jared Irvan in
the Southern National 150 to
claim his first Pro All
Stars Series (PASS) South
Super Late Model win in over
a year Saturday night at
Southern National
Motorsports Park. The win
was Peltier’s first since
winning the 2013 Easter
Bunny 150 at Hickory Motor
Speedway and pushed his PASS
South career wins total to
11, tops among all drivers.
“Man, I tell ya, I just
drove as hard as I could and
these guys never stopped
believing in me,” said
Peltier after his first ever
PASS South win at Southern
National. “I hope he
[Church] isn’t mad at me, I
didn’t give him any room
that’s for sure. I needed
this win in a bad way and I
thank Tyler for driving me
clean.”
Peltier started
then evening off in fine
form claiming his 15th
career PASS South quick
qualifying time with a lap
94.259 miles per hour around
the high banked, 4/10 mile
speedway. Following the top
10 qualifiers redraw,
Peltier would slot into the
fourth starting position
while rookie Zane Smith and
veteran Brandon Ward moved
up to the front row.
At the drop of the green
flag, Ward jumped into the
lead as the field headed
into turn one. Ward would
dominate the early stages of
the Southern National 150 as
the rest of the field
plotted varying strategies
to try and claim victory.
While Peltier and Church
slid back in the top 10,
rookie Kiel Spaulding
quickly made his way up from
11th starting position into
the top five.
Laps
clicked off quickly until
the first caution of the
night waved on lap 94 when
Tanner Rumburg’s Chevrolet
came to a stop on the
backstretch. Ward led on the
restart, but his first
challenge of the night came
fromTrevor Noles and Jared
Irvan. On lap 97, Ward and
Noles made slight contact
just past the start/finish
line allowing Irvan to move
into the lead entering turn
one. At this point, Peltier,
Church, and Tate Fogleman
were making a charge towards
the top five, while
Spaulding and Smith had
faded.
Irvan
continued to lead through
the race’s second caution
when Tyler Dippel spun
exiting turn two with 23
laps to go. Irvan led the
field to green, but by this
time, Peltier and Church had
made their way up to second
and third respectively.
Despite having the preferred
groove, Irvan gave way to
Peltier who moved into the
lead with a strong run on
the outside with 21 laps to
go. Eventually, Church and
Fogleman were both able to
move by Irvan and set their
sights on Peltier.
The final caution of the
night waved with 7 laps to
go for debris in turn two
and set up a classic shoot
out for the win. Peltier and
Church raced hard, making
contact on several
occasions, but Peltier was
able to pull out by a couple
of car lengths after contact
with Church as they exited
turn two. Peltier held off
Church to take the win over
Fogleman, Brandon Setzer,
and Irvan. Rounding out the
top ten were Jody Measamer,
Ward, Noles, Cole Timm, and
Tyler Audie.
In the
PASS Pro Late Model
division, Kodie Conner
passed Jeff Batten on lap 13
and led the rest of the way
for his second straight win.
Several cars were eliminated
on lap 14 when Batten and
Mason Diaz collided in turn
two causing Diaz’s car to go
up and over Batten’s hood.
Following Conner at the
finish were fast qualifier
Lucas Jones, Zachary Dabbs,
Walker Yates, and Nick
Robinson.
The PASS
South Super Late Models will
be in action again on
Saturday, August 16, at
South Boston Speedway along
with Twin 75s for the NASCAR
Late Model Stocks.
And don’t forget, the best
Super Late Model racers in
North America will vie for
over $25,000 this weekend
with the 41st Annual Oxford
250 at Oxford Plains
Speedway in Maine. |
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TYLER CHURCH -
PRESTON PELTIER - TATE
FOGLEMAN |
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SUPER LATE MODELS at
SOUTHERN NATIONAL
UNOFFICIAL RACE RESULTS -
7-12-14 |
1) 26 - Preston
Peltier - 150 Laps
2) 7 -
Tyler Church - 150
3) 8F
- Tate Fogleman - 150
4)
6 - Brandon Setzer - 150
5) 28 - Jared Irvan - 150
6) 98 - Jody Measamer - 150
7) 62 - Brandon Ward - 150
8) 2 - Trevor Noles - 150 |
9) 57 - Cole Timm -
150
10) 22 - Tyler Audie
- 150
11) 49 - Jeff
Batten - 150
12) 66 -
Zane Smith - 150
13) 1 -
Tyler Dippel - 139
14) 15
- Tanner Rumburg - 131
15) 18s - Kiel Spaulding -
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ZACHARY DABBS -
KODIE CONNER - LUCAS JONES |
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PRO LATE MODELS at SOUTHERN
NATIONAL
UNOFFICIAL RACE RESULTS -
7-12-14 |
1) 45 - Kodie Conner
- 50 Laps
2) 16 - Lucas
Jones - 50
3) 23 -
Zachary Dabbs - 50
4) 02
- Walker Yates - 50
5) 71
- Nick Robinson - 50
6)
81 - Jacob Schneider - 49 |
7) 11x - Jeremy
Haudricourt - 21
8) 7 -
Matt Murphy - 14
9) 2 -
Brandon McKenzie - 14
10)
49 - Jeff Batten - 13
11)
24 - Mason Diaz - 13 |
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DAVE’S SMALL ENGINE REPAIR
TO SPONSOR
NEW PASS NORTHEAST LATE
MODEL SERIES |
Oxford Plains
Speedway General Manager,
Dick Therrien is pleased to
announce that Dave’s Small
Engine Repair, 910 Main
Street on Route 26 in
Oxford, Maine has signed on
as the major sponsor for the
all new PASS Northeast Late
Model Series, which features
three events at Oxford
Plains Speedway in Oxford,
Maine in 2014. The three
dates include Friday, June
13th, Saturday, July 19th
and Saturday, September
27th.
This Friday
night, June 13th is
Applebee’s Night at the
races which will feature the
Husqvarna 100 for the new
series, courtesy of Dave’s
Small Engine Repair Service.
Husqvarna is known for their
quality power equipment and
their quality is second to
none. Dave’s Small Engine
Repair offers Husqvarna,
Ventrac, Toro and more. They
are the area's leader in
Sales, Service, Parts, and
Rental Equipment and soon
will be offering Storage
Rentals. Dave’s is open
Monday through Friday
8am-5pm, and Saturday’s 8am
til noon.
“Oxford
Plains Speedway is proud to
have Dave’s Small Engine
Repair on board with us in
2014," stated Therrien. "Not
only are they sponsoring the
new Pass Northeast Late
Model Series, they also will
be headline sponsor on
Friday night, August 29th.
Each event, Dave’s will put
together a nice product
display for fans to enjoy
and ask questions about.
Fans will have the
opportunity to check out all
the fine products that
Husqvarna has to offer in
the opener, and the next two
events will feature products
from Ventrac and Toro. Dave,
Krissy and the professional
staff at Dave’s Small Engine
Repair are quality people
and we welcome them to our
team for the 2014 race
season! This Friday with
Applebee’s as the headliner,
and Dave’s Small Engine
Repair as divisional
sponsor, fans will be
treated to a great night of
racing.”
Joining the
new Dave’s Small Engine
Repair, PASS Northeast Late
Model Series will be the
Budweiser Pro Late Models,
Allen’s Coffee Flavored
Brandy Street Stocks, Ripley
and Fletcher Ford Outlaw
Sportsman, and the all new
Banditos division. Post time
is 7:30pm.
For
information on Oxford Plains
Speedway go to
www.oxfordplains.com.
Oxford Plains
Speedway is located at 871
Main Street, on Route 26 in
Oxford, ME. |
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PASS NORTHEAST LATE MODEL
SERIES
EXPANDED TO
FOUR RACES |
Pro All Stars Series
President, Tom Mayberry is
pleased to announce that the
new Dave’s Small Engine
Repair, PASS Northeast Late
Model Series has expanded to
four races from the original
three race schedule. Besides
the three races already
scheduled for Oxford Plains
Speedway on July 4th, July
19th, and September 27th,
the PASS Northeast Late
Model Series will now be a
part of the
PASS
400 weekend at Beech Ridge
Motor Speedway in
Scarborough, Maine on
Saturday, September 13th.
“The PASS 400 weekend,
presented by Southern Maine
Motors, is a huge weekend
for the PASS Tour and all
PASS divisions stated
Mayberry. This new PASS
division is really taking
off and we felt that they
deserved to be part of the
weekend, so we added them to
the Saturday schedule. I
think it will be a day that
both racers and race fans
will enjoy.”
The
added event will see the
PASS Northeast Late Models
racing 100 green flag laps
with the winner receiving a
check for $2,000. Saturday’s
schedule will include
qualifying races for several
classes with features for
support divisions and the
PASS Northeast Late Model
Series. More information
will be coming in the next
few weeks. |
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PASS LAUNCHING
NORTHEAST
LATE MODEL
SERIES IN 2014 |
PASS President Tom
Mayberry is pleased to
announce a brand new series
for Late Models which will
be unveiled at Oxford Plains
Speedway in 2014. The
division will race three
times this season at OPS
with the possibility of a
full fledged Late Model
Series developing in 2015.
Mayberry explains, “The
timing is right for a new
Late Model Series to be
developed and implemented on
a test basis in 2014. There
are tons of Late Models just
sitting idle, and several
other tracks, and series
cars will be able to
participate as well. We have
developed a universal set of
rules that will just about
encompass any racecars with
just minimal changes. We
will be debuting the PASS
Northeast Late Model Series
at Oxford on Friday, June
13, 2014 with a 100 lap,
$2,000 to win main event.
Round number two will take
place on the Saturday of the
Oxford 250 weekend, July
19th. This race will feature
a 125 lap main event paying
$4,000 to win, or $3,000 and
a guaranteed provisional for
the Oxford 250 on Sunday.
The final event of the
Series will take place on
the PASS Championship
Weekend at OPS, which is
slated for September 26th
and 27th. This race will
also feature a $2,000 to
win, 100 lap main event. We
are all excited about
launching the PASS Northeast
Late Model Series, and have
a very good feeling that
this Series will be very
successful. The Late Model
Series will carry the PASS
banner in 2014. If the
initial endeavor is
successful than we will look
to expand the Series in
2015.”
The purses are
listed below for the three
race Series:
June 13 & September 27, 2014
Purses:
1st,
$2,000, 2nd $1,200, 3rd
$800, 4th $600, 5th $550,
6th $500, 7th $475, 8th
$450, 9th 425, 10th $400,
11th $375, 12th $350, 13th
$340, 14th $330, 15th $320,
16th $310, 17th-32nd $300
July 19, 2014 Purse:
1st, $4,000/$3,000, 2nd
$2,000, 3rd $1,200, 4th
$800, 5th $600, 6th $550,
7th $500, 8th $475, 9th 450,
10th $425, 11th $400, 12th
$390, 13th $380, 14th $370,
15th $360, 16th $350, 17th
$340, 18th $330, 19th $320,
20th $310, 21st – 32nd
$300
Rules for the
PASS Northeast Late Model
Series may be found here
RULES PDF. If
you have any questions on
the rules you may contact
Charlie Rockwell after 5pm
at 802-754-2822. |
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