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for North SLM, South SLM,
National SLM, &
North PASS
MODS
2017
POINTS HERE
2017 LICENSED DRIVERS HERE
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Series Contact: Tom Mayberry, President
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(207) 693-6497
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email:
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Media/Marketing Questions:
Alan Dietz
(704) 231-2039
email:
alandietzpass@live.com |
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PASS 2017
NEWS |
2017 PASS MASTER SCHEDULE
44th Annual
Oxford 250
To Be Broadcast
on
MAVTV
HERE
Mason-Dixon MegaMeltdown
To Be Broadcast on
MAVTV
HERE
PASS
Announces Mason-Dixon MegaMeltdown
300 for
November at Hickory
HERE
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Expanded "Road To The Oxford 250"
Returns For 4th Year in 2017 HERE
Northwest
Qualifiers for
Oxford
250 & Hickory 300,
Entry
Forms, & Lap Boards
Keep
PASS Busy
HERE
2017
PASS North MODS Schedule
HERE
2017 PASS North SLM Schedule
Highlighted By Return To
Canada HERE
PASS Sets 2017 Dates
To Crown Super
Late Model’s
National Champion
HERE
2017 PASS South
Super Late Model
Schedule Released As Series
Readies For 12th Season
HERE |
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2017 Entry Forms,
Entry Lists,
& Event Schedules:
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2017 Licenses
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2017 Super Late Model License Form
2017 North MODS License Form
LISTING of
2017 LICENSED DRIVERS |
PASS
ARCHIVES 2001-15 HERE
PASS STATS HERE |
PASS HOOSIER ANNOUNCEMENT
The Pro All Stars
Series will be running on Hoosier tires in the North and the
South in all divisions. 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 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
after 5 PM. |
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44th Annual
Oxford 250
To Be Broadcast
on MAVTV |
NAPLES, ME - One of
the nation’s most
prestigious Super Late Model
races will be making its way
to a national television
network in 2017. The 44th
Annual Oxford 250 will air
on a tape-delayed broadcast
to race fans nationwide on
the
MAVTV network.
Officials from the Pro All
Stars Series (PASS) and
MAVTV made the announcement
on Wednesday afternoon in
advance of the August 27
race at Oxford Plains
Speedway (ME).
“The
Oxford 250 is the biggest
single day event in short
track racing and we are glad
even more people will be
able to experience all the
excitement and tremendous
racing on MAVTV,” said Tom
Mayberry, President of the
Pro All-Stars Series. “This
is a great opportunity to
expose PASS and Oxford
Plains Speedway to an even
wider audience across the
country and, as racers, we
believe MAVTV provides us
with the perfect platform to
do just that.”
MAVTV, an American cable
and satellite television
channel owned by the
automotive lubricant company
Lucas Oil, has become the
go-to channel for short
track racing events in
recent years. The company
produces full race
broadcasts for series such
as the ARCA Racing Series,
Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt
Series, the Lucas Oil
American Sprint Car Series,
Lucas Oil Modified Series
and many more.
Now
MAVTV adds one of the
nation’s richest and most
prestigious pavement short
track races to their
broadcast schedule.
Speed51.com, the
nation’s leading short track
racing news site, will
handle the production of the
television broadcast. The
company is owned by MAVTV
broadcaster Bob Dillner.
“We are very excited to
add the Pro All-Stars Series
to the MAVTV lineup,” stated
Jason Patison, Director of
Programming for MAVTV. “ The
caliber and quantity of
teams in the series offers
fans some of the best short
track racing in the country,
and we are confident in Bob
Dillner and Speed51's
ability to deliver top-notch
television coverage of the
event.”
The Oxford
250 is considered one of the
crown jewels of asphalt
Super Late Model racing.
With more than $25,000 going
to the winner of the race,
more than 70 cars are
expected to attempt to
qualify for the 250-lap main
event.
A unique
qualifying format that
includes a pre-qualifying
draw and qualifying heat
races provides fans with
edge-of-their-seat
entertainment during
qualifying heats and
consolation races. When the
green flag waves for the
feature, the gloves are off
as the fastest full-bodied
cars in the Northeast race
hard to win New England’s
version of the Daytona 500.
The air date for the
44th Annual Oxford 350 on
MAVTV will be announced at a
later time.
With the
addition of a nationally
televised broadcast to the
race, marketing
opportunities will be at a
premium. Those interested in
marketing partnerships with
the Pro All Stars Series and
Oxford 250 are encouraged to
email Alan Dietz at
alandietzpass@live.com.
About PASS
The Pro All Stars Series is
recognized as North
America's premier
sanctioning body for asphalt
Super Late Models and boasts
such marquee events as the
Oxford 250 at Oxford Plains
Speedway and PASS South's
Easter Bunny 150 and
Mason-Dixon MegaMeltdown 300
at the historic Hickory
Motor Speedway.
About
MAVTV
Owned and operated by Lucas
Oil Products, MAVTV is a
television network with its
roots deep in the automotive
world. MAVTV offers an
unparalleled line-up of
exclusive motorsports, that
includes prestigious events
such as the Chili Bowl, The
AMA Pro Motocross series,
the Lucas Oil Challenge Cup
and NHRA Drag Racing. But
MAVTV goes far beyond the
national mainstream events
and also covers multitudes
of grassroots series’ from
across the globe: Drag
boats, sprint boats, drag
racing, pro pulling, rally
racing, drifting, dirt
racing, ice racing and
everything in between.
About
Speed51.com
About Speed51.com: Since
2001, Speed51.com has been
the source for short track
news, behind-the-scenes
stories, in-depth race
coverage and live video
broadcasts of short track
events throughout North
America, from NASCAR’s
Touring Divisions (Modifieds
& K&N Pro Series), to Dirt
Modifieds and numerous forms
of Late Model & Modified
racing. Speed51 TV, the live
video broadcasting arm of
Speed51.com, airs live video
productions of short track
events on both pavement and
dirt. Speed51 TV also
produces race broadcasts for
network television. The
Speed51 Video Network
carries highlights,
interviews and features from
short track racing around
the country on Speed51.com. |
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Mason-Dixon MegaMeltdown
To Be Broadcast
on MAVTV |
NAPLES, ME - One of
the nation’s most
prestigious Super Late Model
races will be making its way
to a national television
network in 2017. The 44th
Annual Oxford 250 will air
on a tape-delayed broadcast
to race fans nationwide on
the
MAVTV network.
Officials from the Pro All
Stars Series (PASS) and
MAVTV made the announcement
on Wednesday afternoon in
advance of the August 27
race at Oxford Plains
Speedway (ME).
“The
Oxford 250 is the biggest
single day event in short
track racing and we are glad
even more people will be
able to experience all the
excitement and tremendous
racing on MAVTV,” said Tom
Mayberry, President of the
Pro All-Stars Series. “This
is a great opportunity to
expose PASS and Oxford
Plains Speedway to an even
wider audience across the
country and, as racers, we
believe MAVTV provides us
with the perfect platform to
do just that.”
MAVTV, an American cable
and satellite television
channel owned by the
automotive lubricant company
Lucas Oil, has become the
go-to channel for short
track racing events in
recent years. The company
produces full race
broadcasts for series such
as the ARCA Racing Series,
Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt
Series, the Lucas Oil
American Sprint Car Series,
Lucas Oil Modified Series
and many more.
Now
MAVTV adds one of the
nation’s richest and most
prestigious pavement short
track races to their
broadcast schedule.
Speed51.com, the
nation’s leading short track
racing news site, will
handle the production of the
television broadcast. The
company is owned by MAVTV
broadcaster Bob Dillner.
“We are very excited to
add the Pro All-Stars Series
to the MAVTV lineup,” stated
Jason Patison, Director of
Programming for MAVTV. “ The
caliber and quantity of
teams in the series offers
fans some of the best short
track racing in the country,
and we are confident in Bob
Dillner and Speed51's
ability to deliver top-notch
television coverage of the
event.”
The Oxford
250 is considered one of the
crown jewels of asphalt
Super Late Model racing.
With more than $25,000 going
to the winner of the race,
more than 70 cars are
expected to attempt to
qualify for the 250-lap main
event.
A unique
qualifying format that
includes a pre-qualifying
draw and qualifying heat
races provides fans with
edge-of-their-seat
entertainment during
qualifying heats and
consolation races. When the
green flag waves for the
feature, the gloves are off
as the fastest full-bodied
cars in the Northeast race
hard to win New England’s
version of the Daytona 500.
The air date for the
44th Annual Oxford 350 on
MAVTV will be announced at a
later time.
With the
addition of a nationally
televised broadcast to the
race, marketing
opportunities will be at a
premium. Those interested in
marketing partnerships with
the Pro All Stars Series and
Oxford 250 are encouraged to
email Alan Dietz at
alandietzpass@live.com. |
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November 18,
2017
300 Laps
Mason-Dixon MegaMeltdown |
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PASS
Announces Mason-Dixon
MegaMeltdown 300 for
November at Hickory |
Inaugural 300 lap Super Late
Model race at Hickory; race
winner could take home
$22,500.
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A PASS National Championship
Event. |
CHARLOTTE, NC
(January 20) - Officials
from the Pro All Stars
Series (PASS) announced
today a major adjustment to
the 2017 racing schedule.
The PASS Super Late Models
will stage a 300 green flag
lap event on Saturday,
November 18th at the
legendary Hickory Motor
Speedway. The Mason-Dixon
MegaMeltdown will be
highlighted by live pit
stops and will feature a
nearly $70,000 total purse.
The race will pay $15,000 to
the winner and $1,000 to
start, plus there will be an
additional $25 per lap
awarded to the race leader,
which could push the
winner's total to $22,500.
The event will now be the
final race of the PASS
National Championship
Series, joining other
national races at Dillon
Motor Speedway, Orange
County Speedway, the Easter
Bunny 150 at Hickory,
Thompson Speedway, Beech
Ridge Motor Speedway, and
the 44th Annual Oxford 250
at Oxford Plains Speedway.
The Mason-Dixon
MegaMeltdown will be the
Mid-Atlantic region's
highest paying Super Late
Model race and richest since
PASS staged a 300 lapper at
North Wilkesboro Speedway in
2011. Additionally, the PASS
event scheduled for
September 23rd at Hickory
will now be eliminated due
to the recent announcement
of Martinsville Speedway's
Late Model Stock race being
scheduled for that weekend.
"For quite some time, we
have thought there was a
place for an Oxford
250-style event in the
South, and that time is
now," said PASS President
Tom Mayberry after a
teleconference with
potential sponsors today.
"Hickory has a history that
is second to none in short
track racing and we believe
the Mason-Dixon MegaMeltdown
will build on that legacy
for years to come. Hickory
is similar in length to
Oxford Plains and we believe
this race has the potential
to join short track racing's
crown jewels starting this
year."
From its early
days in the 1950's as a dirt
track to today, Hickory
Motor Speedway has seen some
of stock car racing's most
legendary drivers including
Junior Johnson, Ned and Dale
Jarrett, Harry Gant, and
three generations of
Earnhardts. In 2006, PASS
became the South's original
Super Late Model tour when
the green flag dropped for
the inaugural Easter Bunny
150. Since then, PASS has
become the nation's most
successful Super Late Model
sanctioning body and the
Easter Bunny 150 has grown
to become the Spring's
biggest short track event.
"When you look at the great
drivers that race in PASS
North from New England like
Johnny Clark, Ben Rowe,
Travis Benjamin and so many
others and the great group
of young PASS South drivers
like Tate Fogleman, Matt
Craig, Kodie Conner and
those guys, this is the type
of event that they want to
win and be a part of for a
long time," said Mayberry.
"You take those competitors,
along with all the other
great Super Late Model
drivers from the Midwest,
West Coast, Quebec and the
Canadian Maritimes...this is
gonna be one heck of a show
come November."
At
300 green flag laps, the
Mason-Dixon MegaMeltdown
will feature true, live pit
stops and strategy
throughout the race. The
event will be a "10 tire
race," meaning competitors
will have the four tires
they start the race on and
will have the option, but
are not required, to change
six tires during the course
of the race. Since caution
laps do not count, teams
would not lose laps during a
pit stop under caution.
The field will be set by
qualifying, with the top 20
qualifiers being locked in,
three each will come from
the three last chance races,
and additional starters will
be determined from the last
chance consolation race.
There will be six
provisional spots available
for PASS National, PASS
South, PASS North, and a
promoter's option for
licensed drivers that
pre-register. Sponsors and
fans are encouraged to
purchase laps for just $25.
They will be mentioned
several times during the
course of the weekend and
will have the honor of
knowing that they are a part
of this historic event.
Although a full schedule
has not been posted, teams
will have the opportunity to
practice on Thursday,
November, 16th, qualifying
and last chance races will
take place following
practice at 6 PM on Friday,
November 17th, and the
Mason-Dixon Meltdown will go
green on Saturday afternoon,
November 18th at 1:30 PM.
The 2017 PASS South
Super Late Model season will
kick off its 11 race
schedule on Saturday,
February 4th with the PASS
Winter Meltdown at Dillon
Motor Speedway.
Entry
forms, the complete weekend
schedule, and a lap board
for the Mason-Dixon
MegaMeltdown at Hickory
Motor Speedway will be
posted soon at
ProAllStarsSeries.com. The
2017 license forms for the
PASS Super Late Models are
also available at
ProAllStarsSeries.com.
Drivers purchasing licenses
for the 2017 season will
receive bonus points for
each race they are
pre-registered for and will
also save money towards any
events that they enter
early.
The Pro All
Stars Series is recognized
as North America's premier
sanctioning body for asphalt
Super Late Models and boasts
such marquee events as the
Easter Bunny 150 at Hickory
Motor Speedway and the
legendary Oxford 250 at
Oxford Plains Speedway.
For media or marketing
questions, please contact
Alan Dietz at 704-231-2039
or
alandietzpass@live.com.
Don't forget to
"Like" the Pro All Stars
Series on Facebook or follow
us on Twitter at @PASSSLM14
to keep up with breaking
news as it happens. |
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"Road
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AUGUST 27th, 2017 |
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Expanded "Road
To The Oxford 250"
Returns For 4th Year in 2017 |
OXFORD, ME (December
24) - Oxford Plains Speedway
owner and Pro All Stars
Series (PASS) President Tom
Mayberry announced today the
continuation of the "Road To
The Oxford 250" program in
2017. Celebrating its fourth
year in 2017, the
groundbreaking "Road To The
Oxford 250" concept will
expand to give racers across
the continent the chance to
compete in short track
asphalt racing's biggest
event. As mentioned with the
announcement of the Speedway
660 event over a month ago,
competitors from Canada and
the United States will have
opportunity to race for
guaranteed starting spots,
while keeping the focus on
the 250 throughout the
season.
The 2016
Oxford 250 saw droves of
race fans from across North
America and over 60 Super
Late Models make the annual
August trek to Oxford Plains
Speedway, making this one of
the most successful editions
of the venerable race in
over a decade. Wayne
Helliwell, Jr. of Pelham,
NH, a winner of a "Road To
The Oxford 250" qualifier in
2016, captured the checkered
flag and took home nearly
$30,000 for his winning
efforts.
"This year's
race was a great event and
once again proved that the
Oxford 250 is one of the
premier events in all of
short track racing," said
Mayberry. "The 'Road To The
Oxford 250' has grown every
year since we first started
it in 2014 and this year's
will be the biggest yet. We
will be able to keep the 250
in focus throughout the year
and, while there will be
several spots offered
through the program, many of
these will not have to be
used since most of those
competitors will advance
through the famed heat
races. The 'Road' will not
reduce the number of
starters that will be able
to advance through
qualifying."
The
first event to be featured
in the "Road To The Oxford
250" will be the PASS
National Championship race
at Orange County Speedway on
March 25. The winner of the
10th Running Of The Orange
Blossom Special will be the
first driver with a
guaranteed spot for the 250.
The best Super Late Models
in the North and South will
come together at Orange
County Speedway with the
added bonus of making the
prestigious race.
The
"Road" then continues to a
pair of international events
in Canada in the late
spring. PASS returns to
Quebec at Autodrome
Montmagny on May 21, with
the top three finishers each
from Canada and the United
States advancing to the 250.
Then, on June 3, PASS heads
to the Canadian Maritimes
for an event at Speedway 600
in New Brunswick. Like the
Montmagny race, the top
finishing drivers from
Canada and the United States
will advance to the 250,
again this time three
drivers will come from each
country.
The final
race as part of the "Road To
The Oxford 250" will be a
special non-points, PASS
Open at Oxford Plains
Speedway on July 2. The
Independence Weekend race
changes from 2016 in that it
will not be limited to PASS
"non-winners." In 2017, the
PASS Open will be a way for
any driver to get more seat
time at Oxford Plains
Speedway and have the chance
to get locked into the 250.
The top three finishers who
have not won a PASS event in
the last five year will be
guaranteed a spot in the
250, while the top two
finishers who have won a
PASS event will also be
granted a provisional if
needed.
Additionally,
the top licensed drivers in
points from PASS North, PASS
South, and the PASS National
Championship Series, will
have a provisional
available, if needed, as
long as they have attempted
to qualify for every race in
their chosen series. All
drivers that will have
guaranteed spots through the
"Road To The Oxford 250" or
via championship points
provisionals have to compete
in their heat races or in
their consolation race, but
will not have to compete in
the last chance race if they
have not already advanced. A
full schedule of events and
support divisions for the
44th Annual Oxford 250 at
Oxford Plains Speedway will
be announced in the near
future.
For media or
marketing questions please
contact Alan Dietz at
alandietzpass@live.com
or 704-231-2039.
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Garrett Evans |
Northwest
Qualifiers for
Oxford
250 & Hickory 300,
Entry
Forms, & Lap Boards
Keep
PASS Busy |
CHARLOTTE, NC
(February 15) - Although the
2017 Pro All Stars Series
(PASS) season is barely
under way, North America's
most prominent Super Late
Model tour is already
looking towards two of the
biggest events of the year,
the 44th Annual Oxford 250
in August and the recently
announced Mason-Dixon
MegaMeltdown 300 in
November. Today officials
from PASS, the Northwest
Super Late Model Series, and
Wenatchee Valley's Super
Oval (WVSO) announced that
two events at the Washington
State speedway will serve as
qualifiers for each of the
premier events in PASS.
"I met Tom [Mayberry] at
North Wilkesboro about five
years ago and since then we
have become good friends and
shared a lot of late night
talks while on the road
traveling," said Garrett
Evans, a multi-time Super
Late Model champion in the
Northwest. "It was a great
honor to have the PASS
Northwest Triple Crown at
WVSO, my hometown track, a
few years ago. The timing
wasn't right for a series in
our area then, but I feel
things are getting closer
for PASS to possibly return
next year."
As part
of the agreement, the top
two finishers in the Leonard
Evans Memorial 150 at WVSO
on April 29 will be on "The
Road To The Oxford 250" and
will have guaranteed
starting spots in the
prestigious race.
Additionally, the top two
finishers of the Neal
Newberry 125 at WVSO on
September 23 will have
guaranteed starting spots in
the Mason-Dixon MegaMeltdown
300 at Hickory Motor
Speedway in November, which
will pay $15,000 to win,
plus additional lap leader
money.
"The Oxford
250 is by far the biggest
race I've ever been a part
of and I've been in the
All-American 400 and the
Snowball Derby, so I think
that says a lot about
Oxford," says Evans. "I've
talked to Jason Jefferson
about these qualifiers and
he wants to race at WVSO in
September to see if he can
qualify for the Hickory
race. I'm sure when more
people hear about this
opportunity they will plan
to try and take advantage of
it."
For over 40
years, the Oxford 250 at
Oxford Plains Speedway in
Maine has been one of the
"crown jewels" in the world
of short track racing, and
this year's version looks to
be no different. Despite
being over six months away,
a number of drivers have
already filed entries for
the $25,000 to win race,
which also pays an
additional $25,000 in lap
leader money. Among those
who have already entered
include former race winners
Mike and Ben Rowe, Travis
Benjamin, Wayne Helliwell,
Jr., and six-time PASS North
Super Late Model champion,
Johnny Clark. Entry forms
are now posted at
ProAllStarsSeries.com and
drivers are eligible for
early entry until May 1.
Last month, the racing
world was taken by storm
when the Mason-Dixon
MegaMeltdown 300 was
announced for November 18 at
Hickory Motor Speedway in
North Carolina. Since then,
drivers from all over North
America have penciled the
event in on their 2017
racing calendars. The 300
lapper will be the richest
event ever held at Hickory,
with $15,000 going to the
winner, and $1000 to start.
But, the winner could take
home over $20,000 thanks to
the lap leader bonus. For
just $25 per lap, sponsors
can join in on the South's
biggest Super Late Model
race of the year. For those
interested, the lap board is
posted at
ProAllStarsSeries.com along
with an order form to
purchase laps.
The
next event for PASS will be
the Dogwood 300 at Southern
National Motorsports Park in
Kenly, NC on March 4,
featuring the PASS South
Super Late Models and NASCAR
Late Model Stocks. Entry
forms for the Dogwood 300,
along with the 44th Annual
Oxford 250 and upcoming
events at Orange County
Speedway, Thompson Speedway,
Hickory Motor Speedway, and
Beech Ridge Motor Speedway,
can be found at
ProAllStarsSeries.com. The
2017 license forms for the
PASS Super Late Models are
also available at
ProAllStarsSeries.com.
Drivers purchasing licenses
for the 2017 season will
receive bonus points for
each race they are
pre-registered for and will
also save money towards any
events that they enter
early.
The Pro All
Stars Series is recognized
as North America's premier
sanctioning body for asphalt
Super Late Models and boasts
such marquee events as the
Easter Bunny 150 and the
Mason-Dixon MegaMeltdown 300
at Hickory Motor Speedway
and the legendary Oxford 250
at Oxford Plains Speedway.
For media or
marketing questions, please
contact Alan Dietz at
704-231-2039 or
alandietzpass@live.com.
Don't forget to
"Like" the Pro All Stars
Series on Facebook or follow
us on Twitter at @PASSSLM14
to keep up with breaking
news as it happens. |
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2017 PASS
MODS
RULES
Note for SLMs & MODs:
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PASS Weekend
Doubleheader Set for
Southern National & Oxford |
NAPLES, ME (July 27)
- Race fans up and down the
Atlantic Seaboard will have
the rare opportunity to keep
up with the action in both
Pro All Stars Series (PASS)
Super Late Model divisions
this weekend. It all starts
on Saturday night when the
PASS South Super Late Models
take the track for a 150
lapper at Southern National
Motorsports Park in Kenly,
NC. Then, on Sunday
afternoon, the PASS North
stars will be in action at
the legendary Oxford Plains
Speedway in Maine. And, both
races could have major
impacts on the two
nationally televised events
on MAV TV coming up later
this season.
After
struggling through rainouts
at Concord Speedway and
Southern National, PASS
South will see it's first
action this weekend since
May. Matt Craig returns to
Southern National to defend
his win there in March and
hoping to extend his lead in
the standings. But, only 72
points separate the top five
drivers with Tate Fogleman,
Kodie Conner, and Dave
Farrington, Jr. all hoping
to make up ground on Craig.
Perhaps more importantly,
rookies like Roy Hayes,
Sarah Cornett-Ching, Matt
Wallace and Eddie Fatcher,
along with veterans Jay
Fogleman, Deac McCaskill and
Jody Measamer, are looking
to be one of the top three
finishers and lock
themselves into the
Mason-Dixon MegaMeltdown 300
in November at Hickory Motor
Speedway, paying at least
$15,000 to the winner.
On Sunday, PASS North
will be back in action for
the final series race at
Oxford Plains Speedway prior
to the 44th Annual Oxford
250, a race that pays in
excess of $25,000 to win.
The battle for the PASS
North championship could not
get much tighter with the
top six drivers in the
standings separated by just
82 points. 4-time PASS North
champion, Ben Rowe,
reassumed the points lead
after the most recent race
at Star Speedway, but only
leads 2-time Oxford 250
winner, Travis Benjamin, by
four points, and 2015 Oxford
250 winner, Glen Luce, by
five markers.
Jay,
ME's Dave Farrington, Jr. is
the only driver within
striking distance of the
championships in both
divisions. Farrington will
join fellow New Englander,
Trevor Sanborn, in one of
the Woodman Racing entries
at Southern National on
Saturday. Then, contingent
that all of his travel plans
stay on schedule, will hurry
back to Oxford Plains on
Sunday to compete in his
family-owned racer.
All in all, it will be a
busy weekend indeed as
drivers, teams, and
officials move through the
2017 season, focused on the
big races that are still
left to come.
All the
action gets under way on
Friday afternoon at Southern
National Motorsports Park
with practice from 4-7 PM.
On Saturday, pit gates open
at 2 PM, with practice from
4-5:45 PM, the pit party at
7 PM, and racing for the
PASS South Super Late Models
and MASS Street Stocks
beginning at 7:30 PM. On
Sunday at Oxford Plains
Speedway, gates open at
12:30 PM, with practice from
2:30-4:25 PM, and heat races
at 5 PM for the PASS North
Super Late Models, PASS
Modifieds, Legends, and
Bandits. The complete
weekend schedules for both
races can be found at
ProAllStarsSeries.com.
Entry forms for upcoming
PASS Super Late Model action
at Southern National
Motorsports Park and Oxford
Plains Speedway, along with
the 44th Annual Oxford 250
and Mason-Dixon MegaMeltdown
300, can be found at
ProAllStarsSeries.com.
Television sponsorship
inquiries for MAV TV's
coverage of the Oxford 250
can be made by contacting
Alan Dietz at
alandietzpass@live.com or
704-231-2039.
The Pro
All Stars Series is
recognized as North
America's premier
sanctioning body for asphalt
Super Late Models and boasts
such marquee events as the
legendary Oxford 250 at
Oxford Plains Speedway and
PASS South's Easter Bunny
150 and Mason-Dixon
MegaMeltdown 300 at the
historic Hickory Motor
Speedway.
For
technical information
concerning all PASS
divisions please send
questions to
passracing@roadrunner.com.
For media or
marketing questions, please
contact Alan Dietz at
704-231-2039 or
alandietzpass@live.com.
And, don't forget to
"Like" the Pro All Stars
Series on Facebook or follow
us on Twitter @PASSSLM14 to
keep up with breaking news
as it happens. |
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Lots Of Spots
On The Line As
Entry
List Grows
To 50 For
44th Annual Oxford 250 |
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Entries Received - 250 - OPS - 8-27
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NAPLES, ME (July 24)
- Entries from every corner
of the United States, as
well as Canada, continue to
make their way into the Pro
All Stars Series (PASS)
offices for the 44th Annual
Oxford 250. Annually, the
best attended asphalt short
track race in the country
for both fans and
participants, the Oxford 250
will take place on August
25-27 at the legendary
Oxford Plains Speedway,
paying $25,000 to the
winner. Televised this year
in front of a nationwide
audience on MAV TV, and with
additional lap leader bonus
money also on the line, this
year's Oxford 250 winner
could potentially take home
up to $50,000.
Several drivers have already
punched their tickets to the
prestigious race through the
"Road To The Oxford 250"
qualifying events held at
tracks throughout the
country and Canada. While
those drivers are "locked"
in, each of them will still
have to participate in their
respective qualifying races
as they try to improve their
starting positions for the
tough 250 lap PASS National
Championship event. This
leaves at least 34 spots
available to the top short
track racers in North
America as they try to make
their way in to one of Super
Late Model racing's "crown
jewel" events.
Nova
Scotia's Craig Slaunwhite
just became the 50th entrant
for this year's Oxford 250,
teaming up with Gary Crooks
in hopes of making the big
race. Slaunwhite joins an
All-Star cast of Canucks at
Oxford, including Donald
Theetge, Lonnie Sommerville,
Cole Butcher, and British
Columbia's Sarah
Cornett-Ching.
Several drivers will
continue the tradition of
southern wheelman making the
trip to Oxford, including
former 2-time PASS National
Champion, Jay Fogleman,
defending PASS South
champion, Matt Craig, as
well as Kodie Conner, Ben
Lynch, Spencer Davis, and
transplanted northerners,
Kyle Desouza and Derek
Kneeland, who doubles as the
spotter for Kyle Larson.
Pacific Northwest legend
Garrett Evans will make the
trip from Washington State
as he attempts his second
Oxford 250 start. Johnny
Clark, the 6-time PASS North
Super Late Model champion,
as well as 2-time series
champion, DJ Shaw, former
champion Cassius Clark, and
2015 PASS National Champion,
Joey Doiron will all be
looking for their first 250
trophies
3-Time
Oxford 250 winner, Mike
Rowe, is joined on the entry
list by fellow 250 winners,
Ben Rowe, Travis Benjamin,
Wayne Helliwell, Jr., Joey
Polewarcyzk, and 2015 winner
and current PASS North
points leader, Glen Luce.
The state of Maine will be
well represented by Reid
Lanpher, Calvin Rose, Jr.,
Chad Dow, Alan Wilson, Dave
Farrington, Jr., Mike
Hopkins, Adam Polvinen,
Travis Stearns, Tim and TJ
Brackett, Dennis Spencer,
Jr., Scott Robbins, JT
Thurlow, Justin Drake, Shawn
Martin, Jeff White, Tracy
Gordon, Curtis Gerry, Jeff
Taylor, and veteran Kelly
Moore.
New Hampshire
natives Joe Sqeglia, Jr. and
John Salemi will be hoping
to get to victory lane in
the biggest race of the
year, along with fellow
Granite State driver Derrick
Griffith. Massachusetts'
Derek Ramstrom is hoping his
big race experience will pay
off and will be joined by
fellow New Englanders Angelo
Belisto and Matt Swanson.
Entry forms for the 44th
Annual Oxford 250 can be
found at
ProAllStarsSeries.com and
OxfordPlains.com. It will be
a big weekend of action that
will also feature the PASS
Modifieds, Granite State Pro
Stocks, and much, much more.
The PASS North Super
Late Models will be in
action again on Sunday, July
30, along with the PASS
Modifieds for one last
chance to tackle the tight
Oxford Plains Speedway
before the 250.
The
Pro All Stars Series is
recognized as North
America's premier
sanctioning body for asphalt
Super Late Models and boasts
such marquee events as the
Easter Bunny 150 at Hickory
Motor Speedway and
Mason-Dixon MegaMeltdown 300
and the legendary Oxford 250
at Oxford Plains Speedway.
For media or
marketing questions, please
contact Alan Dietz at
704-231-2039 or
alandietzpass@live.com.
Don't forget to
"Like" the Pro All Stars
Series on Facebook or follow
us on Twitter at @PASSSLM14
to keep up with breaking
news as it happens. |
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Marketing Opportunities
Still Available
For MAV TV’s Coverage Of
Oxford 250 |
NAPLES, ME (July 18)
- In just over a month, an
action-pcked weekend of
short track racing will
commence with the 44th
Annual Oxford 250 at Oxford
Plains Speedway. And, for
the first time in the
event's long history, the
two-hour broadcast will air
at a later date,
tape-delayed to a national
audience on MAV TV.
While inventory is limited,
there are still some
opportunities available to
become involved in this
groundbreaking broadcast. A
wide range of very
affordable marketing
opportunities are still
available for companies
looking to get involved with
the biggest single day short
track event in America.
Title sponsorship and
presenting sponsorship of
the broadcast are an option
for companies looking to
make a big splash in the
racing world. Commercial
packages, a limited number
of in-car cameras, and
in-race element sponsorships
are also available to give a
sponsor maximum exposure.
And, since MAV TV will
also be broadcasting the
season-ending Mason-Dixon
MegaMeltdown 300 at Hickory
Motor Speedway in November,
specials are available for
companies that are
interested in advertising on
both nationally televised
PASS events.
MAVTV,
an American cable and
satellite television channel
owned by the automotive
lubricant company Lucas Oil,
has become the go-to channel
for short track racing
events in recent years. The
company produces full race
broadcasts for series such
as the ARCA Racing Series,
Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt
Series, the Lucas Oil
American Sprint Car Series,
Lucas Oil Modified Series
and many more.
Speed51.com, the nation's
leading short track racing
news site, will handle the
production of the television
broadcast. The company is
owned by MAVTV broadcaster
Bob Dillner.
The
Oxford 250 is considered one
of the crown jewels of
asphalt Super Late Model
racing. With more than
$25,000 going to the winner
of the race, more than 70
cars are expected to attempt
to qualify for the 250-lap
main event.
A unique
qualifying format that
includes a pre-qualifying
draw and qualifying heat
races provides fans with
edge-of-their-seat
entertainment during
qualifying heats and
consolation races. When the
green flag waves for the
feature, the gloves are off
as the fastest full-bodied
cars in the Northeast race
hard to win New England's
version of the Daytona 500.
With the addition of a
nationally televised
broadcast to the race,
marketing opportunities will
be at a premium. Those
interested in marketing
partnerships with the Pro
All Stars Series, Oxford
250, or Mason-Dixon
MegaMeltdown 300 are
encouraged to email Alan
Dietz at
alandietzpass@live.com.
The Pro All Stars Series
is recognized as North
America's premier
sanctioning body for asphalt
Super Late Models and boasts
such marquee events as the
legendary HP Hood Oxford 250
at Oxford Plains Speedway
and PASS South's Easter
Bunny 150 at the historic
Hickory Motor Speedway.
For technical
information concerning all
PASS divisions please send
questions to
passracing@roadrunner.com.
For media or
marketing questions, please
contact Alan Dietz at
704-231-2039 or
alandietzpass@live.com.
And, don't forget to
"Like" the Pro All Stars
Series on Facebook or follow
us on Twitter @PASSSLM14 to
keep up with breaking news
as it happens. |
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PASS NORTH SLMs at
STAR
UNOFFICIAL RACE
RESULTS - 7-15-17 |
1) 7 - Travis Benjamin - 150
Laps
2) 4n - Ben Rowe -
150
3) 41 - Tracy Gordon
- 150
4) 54 - Johnny
Clark - 150
5) 27 - Wayne
Helliwell Jr. - 150
6) 73
- Joey Doiron - 150
7) 15
- Mike Hopkins - 149 |
8) 03 - Joe Squeglia Jr. -
149
9) 12g - Derek
Griffith - 149
10) 23 -
Dave Farrington Jr. - 148
11) 18 - Bobby Seger - 148
12) M32 - Anthony Nocella -
147
13) 7L - Glen Luce -
147
14) 60 - DJ Shaw -
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