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2020 PASS MASTER SCHEDULE
for North SLM, National SLM,
& North PASS
MODS |
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2020
POINTS
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PASS 2001-2020 RESULTS |
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2020 ENTRY
FORMS & SCHEDULES |
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2020 LICENSED DRIVERS HERE |
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2020 SLM
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2020 MODS LICENSE FORM |
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PASS 2001-2020 ARCHIVES |
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PASS STATS TO 2019 HERE |
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(207) 693-6497
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North - National
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2020 North MODS License Form
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LISTING of
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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. 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 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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All SUPER LATE MODEL
teams
that do not have their
own transponders must
contact
PASS Tech:
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802-754-2822 after 5 PM. |
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2020
PASS NORTH SUPER LATE MODELS
SCHEDULE
REVISED
8/9/20 |
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June 7 - White
Mountain Motorsports Park,
NH (150 Laps)
(also PASS MODS & Honey
Badger Street Stock Series)
No
Spectators - NSN Streaming
June
21
- White
Mountain Motorsports Park,
NH (150 Laps)
(also PASS MODS & Honey
Badger Street Stock Series)
NSN Streaming
June
28
-
Oxford Plains Speedway, ME
(also PASS MODS & ACT Late
Models)
No
Spectators - NSN Streaming
July 3 - White
Mountain Motorsports
Park, NH
(150 Laps)
NSN Streaming
July 18 - Oxford
Plains Speedway, ME
(also PASS MODS
&
Honey Badger Street Stock
Series)
NEW
July 24 (Friday) - Riverside
Speedway and Adventure Park,
NH (150 Laps) (also PASS
MODS)
August 9 - White
Mountain Motorsports Park,
NH
(150 Laps) (also PASS MODS)
NSN Streaming
August 16
-
Oxford Plains Speedway, ME
(125 Laps)
(also PASS MODS & Honey
Badger Street Stock Series)
NEW August 22 -
Oxford Plairns Speedway, ME
OXFORD 250 QUALIFIER
- 100 Laps
Non PASS Points Event
August 28 to 30 -
Oxford 250 -
Oxford Plains Speedway, ME
(250 Laps)
(also PASS MODS)
Sept. 19 - White
Mountain Motorsports Park,
NH
(150 Laps) (also PASS MODS &
Honey Badger Street Stock
Series)
Oct. 2 - Thunder
Road International
Speedbowl, VT
(also PASS MODS & Honey
Badger Street Stock Series)
Oct. 10 & 11 - Thompson
Speedway Motorsports Park -
The World Series
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SLM
Feature Day TBA
Oct. 17 - Oxford Plains
Speedway, ME (125 Laps)
(also PASS MODS & Honey
Badger Street Stock Series)
Oct. 24 -
Seekonk Speedway, MA
TO BE
CONFIRMED
*SCHEDULE SUBJECT TO
CHANGE
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2020
PASS MODS
SCHEDULE
REVISED
8/7/20 |
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June
7 - White
Mountain Motorsports Park,
NH
No
Spectators - NSN Streaming
June
21 - White
Mountain Motorsports Park,
NH (150 Laps)
(also PASS MODS & Honey
Badger Street Stock Series)
NSN Streaming
June
28
-
Oxford Plains Speedway, ME
(also PASS MODS & ACT Late
Models)
No
Spectators - NSN Streaming
July 11 -
Oxford Plains
Speedway, ME
July 18 -
Oxford Plains
Speedway, ME
NEW
July 24 (Friday) - Riverside
Speedway and Adventure Park,
NH
August 9 - White
Mountain Motorsports Park,
NH
NSN Streaming
August 16
-
Oxford Plains Speedway, ME
August 29 & 30 -
Oxford 250 -
Oxford Plains Speedway, ME
Sept. 19 - White
Mountain Motorsports Park,
NH
Oct. 2 - Thunder
Road International
Speedbowl, VT
Oct. 17
-
Oxford Plains Speedway, ME
*SCHEDULE SUBJECT TO
CHANGE
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2020
HONEY BADGER BAR
& GRILL STREET STOCK SERIES SCHEDULE
REVISED
8/7/20 |
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June
7 - White
Mountain Motorsports Park,
NH
No Spectators - NSN
Streaming
NEW
- June
21 - White
Mountain Motorsports Park,
NH (150 Laps)
(also PASS MODS & Honey
Badger Street Stock Series)
NSN Streaming
July
11 -
Oxford Plains
Speedway, ME
July 18 - Oxford
Plains Speedway, ME
August 16 - Oxford Plains
Speedway, ME
Sept 19 - White Mountain
Motorsports Park, NH
Oct. 2 - Thunder Road
International Speedbowl, VT
Oct.
17 - Oxford Plains Speedway,
ME
*SCHEDULE SUBJECT TO
CHANGE
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Speed51
videos of the Oxford 250 |
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SUPER LATE
MODELS at OPS 250
UNOFFICIAL RACE
RESULTS - 8-30-20 |
1) 54 - Johnny Clark
- 250 Laps
2) 88T - Jeff
Taylor - 250
3) 21 - Joey
Doiron - 250
4) 23 - Dave
Farrington Jr. - 250
5)
15 - Mike Hopkins - 250
6) 60s - DJ Shaw - 250
7)
99 - Ben Ashline - 250
8)
29s - Trevor Sanborn - 250
9) 94h - Garrett Hall - 250
10) 47b - Gabe Brown - 250
11) 9t - Alan Tardiff - 250
12) 7g - Curtis Gerry - 250
13) 32 - Derek Ramstrom -
250
14) 13 - Cassius
Clark - 249
15) 17ma -
Eddie MacDonald - 249
16)
29t - Austin Teras - 249
17) 4 - Ben Rowe - 249
18) 51 - Jon Peters - 248
19) 88b - Brandon Barker -
248
20) 81 - Dan Winter -
248
21) 24 - Mike Rowe -
248
22) 96 - Wyatt
Alexander - 247 |
23) 12 - Corey Bubar
- 247
24) 7b - Travis
Benjamin - 245
25) 90 -
Craig Weinstein - 245
26)
14 - Scott McDaniel - 243
27) 10 - Kate Re - 240
28) 20 - Joey Pastore - 237
29) 12g - Derek Griffith -
228
30) 3c - Josh Childs
- 220
31) 93ct - Ray
Christian III - 205
32) 1
- Kyle Desouza - 183
33)
8 - Calvin Rose Jr. - 171
34) 26p - Bubba Pollard - 155
35) 94 - Shawn Martin 113
36) 41 - Tracy Gordon - 101
37) 72 - Scott Robbins - 99
38) 85 - Travis Stearns - 91
39) 60b - Tim Brackett - 65
40) 72x - Ryan Kuhn - 46
41) 36 - Ryan Robbins - 32
42) 53 - Alan Wilson - 26
43) 14c - Anthony Costantino
- 23
44) 40vt - Nick
Sweet - 17 |
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ENTRY LIST - OXFORD 250 - 8-30 |
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Clark Scores
Elusive
Oxford 250 Win;
Taylor Left Wondering |
Story by: Zach Evans,
Speed51 Content Supervisor –
Twiter: @ztevans |
Oxford, ME -
After a pit road
miscue during a lap 179
caution relegated Taylor to
10th, Clark took the lead
from Alan Tardiff and led
the rest of the way for his
first Oxford 250 win in 16
attempts.
Finally
climbing to the mountaintop
at Oxford nearly rendered
Clark speechless afterwards,
reflecting on a wild year on
and off the race track.
"It's unbelievable. It
really is. I don't know what
to say. It's been a crazy
year. Honestly, the fact
that it's been such a crazy
year is probably why we're
standing here."
"It's
been stressful to be a good
dad, be a good husband, and
be the best race car driver
you can be. The fact that
I've been able to slow down
a ton has been huge for me
and huge for my family,
everything, personally."
The victory was the
culmination of a year's
worth of effort for the
six-time PASS North champion
to finally score the elusive
win.
"We worked so
hard right from March," said
Clark. "We've got an awesome
relationship with Gary
Crooks and Port City Race
Cars. He has busted his a--
to get this company where
it's at, and I'm reaping the
rewards for it. We talked
almost nightly; you can ask
my wife.
"It's
unbelievable. We just worked
so hard. I know Jeff Taylor
has worked really hard to
get to victory lane here,
but man, we've worked really
busted a---- this season."
Taylor was another
home-state driver looking
for his first Oxford 250,
making his 23rd appearance
in the race in 2020.
Instead, he came away with
his third runner-up finish
in the event.
During
the lap 179 caution, Taylor
exited pit road after his
first pit stop of the night.
Believing he had driven
through the stop sign at pit
exit, Taylor took a
self-imposed pass-through
penalty on pit road rather
than forcing series
officials to penalize him.
That put the nine-time
Oxford Plains track champion
10th in the field with less
than 100 laps to go, a
distance he was unable to
make up in that span.
"I did it to myself, so
it's not really a luck
thing. I wasn't paying
enough attention coming out
of the pits. I screwed it up
getting out of the pits. I
decided to penalize myself.
"I don't know if that
was the right move or not,
but that's the one I made.
Inevitably, it cost us a
chance."
Along with
being a milestone victory
for the Maine standout, it
was a bounce-back
performance from a dismal
showing a month ago. When
the PASS North series
visited the bullring on July
18, Clark finished three
laps down in 26th place
during a 150-lap feature.
Despite that showing,
Clark knew they had the
pieces to contend for the
Oxford 250 this weekend, and
that they did.
"We've
been good here testing, but
In July we went three laps
down here. Our heads were
hanging when we left, but we
knew that it just didn't
work that day. We had
already found what would
work, we just had to get
back to it.
Joey
Doiron completed the podium,
with Dave Farrington, Jr.
and Mike Hopkins rounding
out the top five.
Fans who missed Sunday's
Oxford 250 can
click here to watch an
on-demand replay of
Speed51's live broadcast of
the race. |
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Poland, ME - (207) 890-0913
PASS MODS 75 at OPS 250
UNOFFICIAL RACE
RESULTS - 8-30-20 |
1) 34 - Spencer
Morse - 75 Laps
2) 19 -
Ben Tinker - 75
3) 11 -
Tyler King - 75
4) 13 -
Shawn Knight - 75
5) 64 -
Matty Sanborn - 75
6) 52
- Colby Benjamin - 75
7)
4x - Kris Matchett - 75
8) 18 - Justin Larson - 75
9) 12 - Kevin Durgin - 75
10) 4 - Milo Washer - 75
11) 09 - Ryan Ripley - 75
12) 41x - Mike Nichols - 74 |
13) 55 - Gary Dwinal
- 74
14) 35 - Bobby
Nadeau - 74
15) 66 - Jake
Madore - 74
16) 25 - Ryan
Nelson - 74
17) 7 -
Spencer Vaughan 73
18) 6t
- Troy Morse- - 61
19) 44
- Ashley Beyea - 54
20) 6
- Chanler Harrison - 41
21) 2 - Ajay Cates - 30
22) 28 - Mark Lunblad Jr. -
16
23) 33 - Bill Dixon -
12
24) 00 - JR Barill - 1 |
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PASS MODS 50 at OPS
250
UNOFFICIAL RACE
RESULTS - 8-30-20 |
1) 55 - Gary Dwinal
- 50 Laps
2) 19 - Ben
Tinker - 50
3) 12 - Kevin
Durgin - 50
4) 11 - Tyler
King - 50
5) 6t - Troy
Morse - 50
6) 4x - Kris
Matchett - 50
7) 13 -
Shawn Knight - 50
8) 35 -
Bobby Nadeau - 50
9) 64 -
Matty Sanborn - 50
10) 28
- Mark Lunblad - 50
11)
66 - Jake Madore - 50
12)
52 - Colby Benjamin - 50
13) 2 - Ajay Cates - 50 |
14) 00 - JR Barill -
50
15) 4 - Milo Washer -
50
16) 09 - Ryan Ripley -
50
17) 83 - Dan Brown- 49
18) 7 - Spencer Vaughan - 48
19) 34 - Spencer Morse - 45
20) 25 - Ryan Nelson - 40
21) 61 - Brad Hammond - 35
22) 33 - Bill Dixon - 19
23) 18 - Justin Larson - 15
24) 41x - Tracy Gordon - 15
25) 6 - Chanler Harrison -
15
26) 44 - Ashley Beyea
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Hebert Finally
Breaks Through at Oxford
to
Extend ACT Point Lead |
Oxford, ME --
Williamstown's Jimmy Hebert
finished a job he had come
close to so many times
before by winning the Oxford
Plains 150 at Maine's Oxford
Plains Speedway on Sunday,
August 30. Hebert took the
lead for good from Turner,
ME's Ben Rowe with 57 laps
to go and was never
seriously threatened from
there on his way to becoming
the first repeat winner of
the American-Canadian Tour
(ACT) season.
For
Hebert, it was a victory
that had been within reach
on multiple occasions prior
to Sunday. In nine previous
starts at Oxford, he had
posted six top-5 finishes
with a pair of runner-up
results. His elusive first
win at the historic 3/8-mile
track also put him in the
driver's seat for his first
ACT championship with three
point-counting events
remaining.
Hebert
started 10th in the 28-car
field and spent the first
third of the event
conserving his Hebert
Excavation Chevrolet as the
field tussled in front of
him. Polesitter Marcel J.
Gravel of Wolcott, VT led
the first five laps before
Steuben, ME's Rowland
Robinson Jr. got underneath
him on the backstretch to
snatch the top spot.
Robinson's stay at the front
was also short-lived as
Candia, NH's Jimmy Renfrew
pulled a similar move six
laps later to lead an ACT
event for the first time.
Renfrew paced the field
for the next 42 circuits as
Robinson, Gravel, Rowe, Ryan
Kuhn, and others fought to
position themselves for the
long haul. Rowe was up to
the second spot by lap 40,
and after looking to the
outside of Renfrew multiple
times, he finally made it
stick on the high groove to
move in front on lap 54.
The long green-flag run
came to an end on lap 69
when Robinson and Renfrew
tried to split a lapped car
on the front chute. Robinson
bounced off Renfrew's
driver-side door entering
turn one, and the contact
sent Robinson spinning to
bring out the first caution.
His misfortune moved Milton,
VT's Dylan Payea into the
third spot with Hebert right
behind him for the restart.
When the green flag came
back out, Hebert decided it
was time to go. He had
slashed his way to the
second spot when the second
caution flew seven laps
later after Connor McDougal
got turned around. Hebert
restarted outside Rowe and
rode the rim to put a nose
out front for the next four
circuits.
The point
leader couldn't make it
stick, though, and fell back
in behind Rowe on lap 81.
After stalking the
multi-time Pro All Stars
Series (PASS) champion for
the next 13 laps, Hebert got
a great run through turn two
and dove beneath Rowe
exiting the corner to fly
into the lead.
After
dodging a bullet on lap 98
when Matt Anderson and Dave
MacDonald spun right in
front of the leaders coming
out of turn four, Hebert
pulled out to a huge
advantage with New Sharon,
ME's Dillon Moltz moving
into second. However, the
gap was instantly erased
when Jimmy Linardy spun in
turn three to trigger
caution number four.
On the backstretch following
the restart, Rowe slid
underneath Moltz on the back
chute to regain second. Both
Moltz and Payea then went
for the low lane entering
turn three and got together.
Each made great saves coming
to the frontstretch, but the
field got bunched up behind
them, and Anderson was the
innocent victim as he looped
it for the fifth and final
yellow.
That meant
one last 15-lap sprint to
decide the winner. Hebert
easily outpowered Rowe on
the restart, and although
Rowe tried to keep pace,
Hebert was simply too strong
as he captured his seventh
career ACT Late Model Tour
victory.
Rowe
finished second for his best
run of the year in a limited
ACT schedule. Newmarket,
NH's Bryan Kruczek continued
his mid-season resurgence by
completing the podium after
making several passes in the
third groove. Payea had his
best career ACT result in
fourth. Moltz, Kuhn, D.J.
Shaw, Renfrew, Robinson, and
Derek Gluchacki completed
the top-10. The result
unofficially gives Hebert a
39-point edge over Shaw in
the overall standings.
The ACT Late Model Tour
makes its second visit of
the year to Barre, VT's
Thunder Road on Sunday,
September 6 at 1:00pm for
the Optical Expressions
Berlin Labor Day Classic.
Both the ACT and
Maplewood/Irving Oil Late
Model regulars will go at
for 200 green-flag laps.
They'll be joined by Thunder
Road's Lenny's Shoe &
Apparel Flying Tigers, Allen
Lumber Street Stocks, and
Burnett Scrap Metals Road
Warriors.
Admission
is $25 for adults and $5 for
kids ages 12 and under with
limited fan attendance.
Advance tickets are on sale
now at
https://happsnow.com/event/Thunder-Road-Speedbowl.
Please visit
www.thunderroadvt.com for
information on face mask
policies and other health
and safety guidelines. For
those who can't attend
in-person, the Northeast
Sports Network is offering a
$25 live pay-per-view
broadcast at
www.NSNsports.net/sponsors/racing.
For more information,
contact the ACT offices at
(802) 244-6963,
media@acttour.com, or visit
www.acttour.com. You can
also get updates on Facebook
and Twitter at @ACTTour.
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LATE MODEL TOUR
OXFORD PLAINS 150 -
UNOFFICIAL RESULTS
Pos., Start Pos., Driver,
Car #, Hometown, Laps
1.
( 10 ) Jimmy Hebert ( 58VT )
, Williamstown, VT , 150
Laps
2. ( 4 ) Ben Rowe (
4ME ) , Turner, ME , 150
Laps
3. ( 8 ) Bryan
Kruczek ( 19NH ) ,
Newmarket, NH , 150 Laps
4. ( 9 ) Dylan Payea ( 7NH )
, Milton, VT , 150 Laps
5. ( 14 ) Dillon Moltz ( 5ME
) , New Sharon, ME , 150
Laps
6. ( 11 ) Ryan Kuhn
( 72MA ) , E.Bridgewater, MA
, 150 Laps
7. ( 17 ) D.J.
Shaw ( 04VT ) , Center
Conway, NH , 150 Laps
8.
( 2 ) Jimmy Renfrew Jr. (
00NH ) , Candia, NH , 150
Laps
9. ( 3 ) Rowland
Robinson, Jr. ( 28ME ) ,
Steuben, ME , 150 Laps
10. ( 16 ) #Derek Gluchacki
( 03MA ) , Dartmouth, MA ,
150 Laps
11. ( 19 )
Brockton Davis ( 47NH ) ,
Whitefield, NH , 150 Laps
12. ( 15 ) Christopher
Pelkey ( 64VT ) ,
Graniteville, VT , 150 Laps
13. ( 5 ) Max Dolliver ( 0NH
) , Londonderry, NH , 150
Laps
14. ( 18 ) Jesse
Switser ( 25NH ) , W. Burke,
VT , 150 Laps
15. ( 7 )
Ryan Olsen ( 61NH ) , N.
Haverhill, NH , 150 Laps
16. ( 12 ) Stephen Donahue (
2VT ) , Graniteville, VT ,
149 Laps
17. ( 21 )
Connor MacDougal ( 8NH ) ,
Rochester, NH , 149 Laps
18. ( 1 ) #Marcel J. Gravel
( 86VT ) , Wolcott, VT , 149
Laps
19. ( 25 ) Reilly
Lanphear ( 21VT ) ,
Waterbury, VT , 148 Laps
20. ( 22 ) James Linardy (
77MA ) , Somerville, MA ,
148 Laps
21. ( 26 ) Mike
Benevides ( 50RI ) ,
Westerly, RI , 148 Laps
22. ( 23 ) #David MacDonald
( 69ME ) , New Gloucester,
ME , 147 Laps
23. ( 27 )
Matt Anderson ( 49NH ) ,
Andover, NH , 147 Laps
24. ( 13 ) Joey Laquerre (
15VT ) , E. Montpelier, VT ,
115 Laps
25. ( 6 ) John
Donahue ( 26VT ) ,
Graniteville, VT , 80 Laps
26. ( 28 ) Garret Leiter (
20ME ) , Winslow, ME , 64
Laps
27. ( 20 ) #Tom
Carey III ( 5MA ) , New
Salem, MA , 1 Laps
28. (
24 ) Jeff Lebrecque Jr. (
12NH ) , Rochester, NH , 0
Laps |
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PASS SLM TESTING POLICY
SUSPENDED FOR REST OF
2020 |
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Due to the
restrictions in place during
these times we are
suspending the 7 day
testing policy for the
remainder of the 2020
season.
This will give
people coming from a
distance the ability to
test.
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THOMPSON MASTER INFORMATION
PAGE:
acttour.com/thompson-speedway |
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The
NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour has
raced at Thompson Speedway more than
any other series and will return
once again on Wednesday, September
2.
(Alan Ward photo) |
PASS, ACT Reach
Agreement
to Promote Multiple
Events
at Thompson Speedway |
Waterbury, VT and
Naples, ME -- The
American-Canadian Tour (ACT)
and the Pro All Stars Series
(PASS) have reached an
agreement with Thompson
Speedway Motorsports Park to
promote multiple events at
the Thompson, CT oval track
this season. The events will
be the first held on the
historic 5/8-mile speedway
in 2020 after multiple
postponements and
cancellations due to the
worldwide COVID-19 pandemic.
The first event ACT and
PASS are hosting at Thompson
Speedway has been set for
Wednesday, September 2 and
features a visit from the
NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour.
They will then promote the
58th annual World Series of
Speedway Racing from Friday,
October 9 through Sunday,
October 11. The
organizations are currently
in talks with track
ownership regarding the 2021
season and beyond.
Full division lines-ups,
times, and pricing for both
2020 events will be
announced next week.
Attendance will be limited
to 25% of capacity per
Connecticut state mandate.
ACT and PASS plan to offer
advance ticket sales for the
September 2 event beginning
Monday, August 10.
In
addition, ACT managing
partner Cris Michaud and
PASS owner Tom Mayberry are
hosting an open practice at
Thompson Speedway on
Wednesday, August 19. The
practice schedule will also
be announced next week.
Thompson Speedway is the
oldest asphalt auto racing
facility in the United
States. It opened its doors
in 1940 and was long known
as the "Indianapolis of the
East". The agreement with
ACT and PASS will ensure
that the oval remains open
for another season.
"We're excited about this
opportunity," Michaud said.
"The ACT Tour was part of
the World Series the last
five years, and we were
always impressed with the
facility and with the racing
there. We're looking forward
to working with the local
teams and touring series
that have made Thompson
their home and putting on a
great show for the fans."
"It's a remarkable race
track," Mayberry added. "I
spent a lot of nights on the
backstretch with Don Hoenig
watching the Modifieds and
the local divisions. You can
practically feel the history
every time you're there.
Being part of the Icebreaker
for three years was one of
the biggest stages PASS has
ever raced on. We're glad to
continue contributing to the
legacy of such an important
speedway."
For more
information, contact the ACT
at (802) 244-6963,
media@acttour.com, or
visit
www.acttour.com or
www.thompsonspeedway.com.
You can also get updates on
Facebook and Twitter at
@ACTTour.
For
technical information
concerning all PASS
divisions, and for media or
marketing questions, please
contact
passracing@roadrunner.com.
Don't forget to "Like" the
Pro All Stars Series on
Facebook or follow on
Twitter @PASSSLM14 to keep
up with breaking news as it
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The NASCAR Whelen
Modified Tour, seen here
competing at White Mountain
Motorsports Park, will head
to Connecticut's Thompson
Speedway on Wednesday,
September 2 in an event
co-promoted by ACT and PASS.
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Choice
Hotels International Returns
as Official PASS Hotel Partner |
Pro All Stars Series (PASS)
president Tom Mayberry is pleased to welcome back Choice Hotels
International, Inc. (NYSE: CHH) as the Official Hotel Partner of the
Pro All Stars Series.
Established in 2001, PASS sanctions and promotes short track
racing series throughout the eastern seaboard and maritime Canada.
PASS race teams, fans, family and friends can receive a discount at
Choice brand hotels when booking hotel rooms through the Choice
Hotels Sports Desk at 877.240.AWAY (2929) or via
www.choicesportstravel.com. Discount subject to availability.
Choice Hotels has more than 4,500 Comfort Inn, Comfort Suites,
Quality, Sleep Inn, Clarion, Cambria Suites, MainStay Suites,
Suburban Extended Stay Hotel, Econo Lodge, and Rodeway Inn brand
hotels across the country and many within close proximity to the
series race locations.
In making the announcement Mayberry said, "Many of our race teams,
fans and friends of the series took advantage of our partnership
with Choice Hotels International. We all know that
travel
expenses are a big chunk of any race team or race fans' budget, and
the PASS discount really adds up over the course of the racing
season. We're especially pleased with our association with Choice
Hotels because it extends well beyond race teams on race day. Our
racers, their fans, friends, and family can all take advantage of
the Choice Hotels discount for both business and pleasure travel.
It's a winning proposition for us all, and we appreciate Choice
Hotel International's continued support."
"Our hope with this partnership provides PASS Racing and its
members with the convenience and affordability of the more than
4,500 properties in the Choice Hotels domestic system," said Karen
Krupka, manager, sports marketing, Choice Hotels. "We look forward
to continuing and growing the partnership."
To take advantage of the PASS/Choice Hotels discount program,
BOOK YOUR ROOMS
HERE |
About Choice Hotels
Choice Hotels International franchises more than 6,000
hotels, representing more than 455,000 rooms, in the United
States and 38 countries and territories. The company's Comfort Inn,
Comfort Suites, Quality, Sleep Inn, Clarion, Cambria Suites,
MainStay Suites, Suburban Extended Stay Hotel, Econo Lodge
and Rodeway Inn brands serve guests worldwide.
Additional corporate information may be found on Choice
Hotels Internet site, which may be accessed at
choicehotels.com.
Choice Hotels, Choice Hotels International, Comfort Inn,
Comfort Suites, Quality, Sleep Inn, Clarion, Cambria Suites,
MainStay Suites, Suburban Extended Stay Hotel, Econo Lodge
and Rodeway Inn are proprietary trademarks and service marks
of Choice Hotels International. |
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Previous News, PASS Racing Shows, Banquets,
etc.
2001 to 2020 - In
the Archives HERE |
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Series Contact: Tommy
Mayberry -
(207) 693-6497
email:
passracing@roadrunner.com
978-328-8894
normmarx47@gmail.com
Copyright 2001-2020 Pro All
Stars Series, Inc.
VPS 11-6-13
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