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2014 PASS MASTER SCHEDULE
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2014 Schedules for North SLM,
South SLM, South PLM,
PASS MODS, & Sportsman
2014
Points HERE
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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,
(Pro All Stars Series) is strictly
prohibited. |
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2014 Licenses
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2014 Super Late Model License Form
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2014
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2014 PASS Sportsman License Form
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2014 South Pro Late Model License Form
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LISTING of
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To our PASS
Fans:
The Fox Carolina 150
was a great start to the season with
a huge turnout of competitors and
fans.
Despite all this, our
PASS TV broadcast of the event did
not go off as planned. PASS would
like to apologize to all our fans
who purchased the event and were not
able to access the broadcast.
Everyone who purchased the event
will be contacted individually and
their money will be refunded in
full.
Again, we apologize
for any inconvenience and look
forward to a great 2014 season of
PASS racing.
Pro All Stars
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July 18th-20th,
2014
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2014 250 Lap Board Here
2014 250 Entry Form Here
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| OXFORD 250
REGISTRATION FORM NOW AVAILABLE |
PASS
President Tom Mayberry has now
posted the 2014 registration form
for the 41st edition of the Oxford
250 scheduled to take place on
Sunday, July 20, 2014.
2014 250 Entry Form Here
"It’s that time of year," stated
Mayberry. "The racers are anxious to
secure their number for the colossal
five day event which will start with
the weekly Oxford Acceleration
Series event on July on Wednesday,
July 16th. There will be scheduled
activities for the first time on
Thursday night, July 17th. The card
of events will be announced in the
near future. Then Friday night, July
18th will be Sun Journal night
featuring PASS Mods and PASS
Sportsman as well as several support
divisions. Saturday night, July 19th
will be Dunkin’ Donuts night
featuring the NEMA Midgets & NEMA
LITES, Northeast Classic Lites,
Wicked Good Vintage Racing and more.
Then on Sunday, July 20th, the
granddaddy of them all, The Oxford
250 will take the green at 2pm. This
will be a gigantic weekend full of
excitement and we are extremely
pleased with the events that we have
scheduled.”
Oxford 250
Sponsorship laps are also now on
sale for only $100 each, and can be
purchased by contacting Dick
Therrien at the Oxford Plains
Speedway office at 207-539-8865, or
802-274-8823. Therrien can also be
reached by e-mail at
opsdick@myfairpoint.net. |
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ENTRIES
POURING IN
FOR OXFORD 250 |
Advanced
Oxford 250 entries are pouring in to
the PASS North headquarters in
Naples, Maine, and the entry list is
certainly going to be a who’s who in
Super Late Model racing from
throughout the Northeast, Southeast
and Canada.
Northern driver,
Tim Brackett from Buckfield, Maine
filed the first entry earlier this
month, and since then entries have
been coming in almost daily. 2013
PASS North champion Cassius Clark
has filed entry for the Hight
Chevrolet team. Former multi-time
PASS champion, Johnny Clark, along
with 2012 PASS North champ, Travis
Benjamin have sent in their entries.
2013 PASS North runner-up Joey
Doiron is entered as well as Turner,
Maine’s Glen Luce. Other PASS
notables include David Oliver and
Reid Lanpher.
Oxford Plains
Speedway is well represented with
early entries as Shane Green, Chris
Coolidge, Mark Lundblad Jr., Justin
Gibbons, and Adam Polivinen have all
thrown their hats into the ring.
PASS South is represented by the
father and son duo of Jay and Tate
Fogleman. Jay Fogleman is the
defending two time PASS National
Champion, while young Tate Fogleman,
a mere 14 years old will be looking
for his first win in the Oxford 250.
Tate finished fifth in his run for
the PASS National Championship in
2013. Canadian Super Late Model ace
Karl Allard from St. Felicien,
Quebec will be leading the Canadian
contingency as he is the first
driver from across the border to ink
his name to the 250. Allard, a
household name in Canadian racing
circles will be up for the 250
challenge.
The 41st edition
of the Oxford 250 will take place on
Sunday afternoon, July 20, 2014.
This gigantic event will complete
the biggest weekend in the history
of the Oxford 250. The Sunday card
will feature the Super Late Models
racing 250 green flag laps, plus a
$1,000 to win, 75 lap PASS Mods
race, Street Stocks, Outlaws, and a
50 Legends Car National Championship
event. The weekend will start off
with the PASS Mods and PASS
Sportsman opening up the weekend on
Friday night along with several
support divisions. Then on Saturday
night a blockbuster schedule of
events will take place featuring the
NEMA Midgets, NEMA Lites, the second
race in the brand new PASS Northeast
Late Model Series paying $4,000 to
win, or $3,000 and a guaranteed
starting spot in Sundays 250. Also
on the card will be the Wicked Good
Vintage Racers, the Northeast
Classic Lite Dwarf Cars, Outlaw
Sportsman and Street Stocks.
Tickets for the 41st Annual Oxford
250 are now on sale by visiting the
OPS website at the
Online Shop,
or by calling
the track at 207-539-8865. Oxford
Plains Speedway is located on Route
26 in Oxford, Maine. |
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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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ISMA
SUPERMODIFIEDS RETURNING
to OXFORD
PLAINS SPEEDWAY in 2014 |
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Honorary Grand Marshall Bentley
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Oxford
Plains Speedway President, Tom
Mayberry is pleased to announce that
the ISMA Supermodifieds will return
to Oxford Plains Speedway in 2014
after several years’ absence. The
ISMA Supers will be in action on
Friday night, June 20, 2014. The
event will be sponsored by Locke
Crane Service.
“We are so
excited to have the ISMA
organization back with us here at
OPS stated Mayberry. These super
sleek machines are so lightening
quick, that they will keep the fans
on the edge of their seats for
entire 75 lap event. The “Winged
Warriors” are known for their two
and three wide racing, and Oxford
Plains Speedway’s racing surface
will be the perfect place for them
to perform at their finest!”
The Friday night event will honor
one of the all time greats of the
sport, as the legendary Bentley
Warren will be the honorary Grand
Marshall for the event, as the event
will be dubbed as the Bentley Warren
ISMA Classic. Warren is a four time
ISMA Series champion, and currently
sits in third place all time all
time feature wins list with 47
victories.
Today, ISMA
continues at the forefront of
Supermodifieds sanctioning bodies,
pioneering the franchise system, in
which teams purchase a franchise at
the beginning of the season.
Creating a win-win situation for
both the teams and promoters, each
of the franchise teams are allowed
to miss up to three shows during the
race season while being guaranteed a
minimum starting purse of $1,000 at
each event. This system helps to
ensure solid, stable car counts and
a successful event for the promoter.
Over the past decade, ISMA has
sanctioned between 13 and 17 shows a
year, including two of the
prestigious Supermodifieds races –
the July Hy-Miler Nationals at
Sandusky (Ohio) Speedway, which has
been a staple ISMA event since 1978,
and September’s Star Classic at the
quarter-mile Star bullring in
Epping, New Hampshire, an event that
has a history dating back over 40
years.
The Supermodifieds
join an exciting lineup of special
events for 2014 including the 41st
Annual Oxford 250, the 2nd Annual
Monster Truck Throwdown, The
Colossal Carnage 150, the $7,000 to
win Enduro, the NAPA Show, Shine and
Drags, as well as the 2nd Annual Tom
Mayberry Swap Meet & Flea Market.
For more information visit
the track website at
www.oxfordplains.com, or call
the track hotline at 207-539-8865. |
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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
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RaceTalkRadio.com at 8 PM
or listen any time, 24/7 On
Demand!
Get the
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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 (3/5):
Inside PASS returns this
week as Dennis Michelsen and
Alan Dietz look back at the
Fox Carolina 150 at
Greenville-Pickens Speedway
with race winner
Daniel Hemric and
third place finisher
Randy
Gentry and the guys
will preview this weekend's
South Carolina Clash with
Dillon Motor Speedway
promoter
Ron
Barfield. |
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or listen any time, 24/7 On
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Rebroadcasting,
or using any other pictures, descriptions or accounts of
PASS Events, without
the express written consent of PASS
Racing Inc,
(Pro All Stars Series) is strictly
prohibited.
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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
Sunoco Driven
Challenge Offers Unique Nationwide Competition For
Drivers
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Sunoco and Joe Gibbs Racing
Partner
to Recognize Drivers
From Five Regional Series
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The Pro All Stars Series is
looking for people who are interested in helping on
the tour. We are currently seeking people who are
interested in helping in the following areas: tech
inspection, announcing for the North Series, and PR/writer. If
you are interested in helping in any of these
positions, please send your information to
passracing@roadrunner.com. |
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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
Scott Reed at 207-625-3230.
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Official
Hotel Partner of PASS.
Receive a 15% discount while staying
at participating Choice hotels!
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APPLETON, Wis. — April 15, 2012 — Miller Electric
Mfg. Co. today announced the launch of the Job Weld
Done Giveaway, offering customers a chance to win
premium Miller product every month for nine months
beginning April 15, 2012. Three individual grand
prize packages will also be awarded in January 2013,
including a custom-built EPIC chopper, NASCAR trip
to Bristol, Tenn., and a trip to Las Vegas including
an inside look at the SEMA Show.
Program info HERE.
“Great work happens
when skilled craftsmen and premium products come
together,” said John Swartz, Marketing Manager for
Miller Electric Mfg. Co. “The giveaway celebrates
the passion of our customers and the tools they use
for a job ‘weld’ done.”
Those interested can
enter online at MillerWelds.com/win once monthly
between April 15 and Dec. 31, 2012, to increase
chances of winning. All winners will be announced
via MillerWelds.com/win. |
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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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Sunoco Driven
Challenge Offers Unique Nationwide Competition For
Drivers
Sunoco and Joe Gibbs Racing
Partner
to Recognize Drivers
From Five Regional Series
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WWW.RACEGAS.COM
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NAPLES, ME
(October 14, 2011) - The Pro All Stars Series (PASS)
has announced its participation in the Sunoco Driven
Challenge for both the North and South Super Late
Model divisions. Sunoco and Joe Gibbs Racing have
partnered to develop the Sunoco Driven Challenge
where drivers across the country have a chance to
compete for a unique opportunity to test with one of
NASCAR’s top teams.
“Sunoco has been with the
Pro All Stars Series since day one,” said Tom
Mayberry, President of PASS. “We are proud to be
associated with the Sunoco Driven Challenge, Sunoco
and Joe Gibbs Racing for this great opportunity for
the racing community.”
Drivers in five
qualifying grassroots racing series will compete in
a uniquely developed points system throughout the
2012 season to determine one overall winner. The
winner will receive a test in a JGR NASCAR K&N Pro
Series car at the conclusion of the season, a tour
of JGR’s Huntersville, NC headquarters and a meeting
with JGR President, J.D. Gibbs.
There will
also be an opportunity for one lucky fan and a guest
to join in the winning driver’s experience with an
all expenses paid trip to Charlotte, NC where they
will tour the JGR race shop, meet J.D. Gibbs, and
attend the test session. Prizes will also include
Joe Gibbs Driven oil products, Sunoco fuel, and the
opportunity to attend a driving school. The consumer
promotion will begin in 2012.
“Sunoco is
committed to fueling victories both on and off the
track,” said Cynthia Archer, Sunoco’s vice president
of marketing. “The Joe Gibbs Racing partnership
helps strengthen that commitment by fueling the
dreams of the next generation of drivers while also
rewarding one lucky fan.”
“We’re excited to
have the opportunity to work with Sunoco on the
Challenge,” said J.D. Gibbs, president of JGR.
“Identifying talented young drivers is obviously
something that has always been of interest to
NASCAR’s top teams and certainly when you look at
our team there are a lot of great stories behind the
development of our guys. This has been something
we’ve participated in over the past few years
through our Joe Gibbs Driven oil brand and a Sunoco
partnership allows us to enhance the program.”
To be eligible drivers must be entered in one of
the following grassroots series: PASS North, PASS
South, CRA, ASA Midwest, or SRL Southwest. Each week
points will be totaled based upon a driver’s finish
in their respective Series’ race and once each
Series concludes its season, a winner will be
determined.
All participating drivers will be
evaluated based on a standardized points system with
the top 10 drivers in each race, as well as the pole
sitter, earning points. Points will then accumulate
across the season and will be standardized based on
the total number of races in each series. The driver
with the highest average number of points at the end
of the season will be named the Sunoco Driven
Challenge champion and win the grand prize of a test
in a JGR K&N Pro Series car.
WWW.RACEGAS.COM
About Joe Gibbs Racing:
Joe Gibbs Racing (JGR) is one of the premier
organizations in NASCAR, currently fielding three
NASCAR Sprint Cup Series teams, three NASCAR
Nationwide Series teams and a driver development
program. Its driver lineup consists of Denny Hamlin,
Kyle Busch and Joey Logano in the Sprint Cup Series,
while Brian Scott joins those three in the
Nationwide Series along with Michael McDowell, Drew
Herring, Ryan Truex. JGR also boasts Max Gresham in
its K&N Pro Series East and Darrell Wallace, Jr. in
its driver development program. Based in
Huntersville, N.C., and owned by Joe Gibbs – a
three-time Super Bowl winner as head coach of the
Washington Redskins and a member of the Pro Football
Hall of Fame – JGR has competed in NASCAR since
1992, winning three Cup Series championships, and
three Nationwide Series owner’s championship along
with more than 150 NASCAR races, including three
Brickyard 400s and the 1993 Daytona 500.
About Sunoco:
Sunoco is a leading transportation fuel provider
with operations located primarily in the East Coast
and Midwest regions of the United States. The
company sells transportation fuels through more than
4,900 branded retail locations in 24 states. APlus
convenience stores are operated by the company or
independent dealers in more than 600 of its retail
locations. The retail network in the Northeast is
principally supplied by Sunoco-owned refineries with
a combined crude oil processing capacity of 505,000
barrels per day. Sunoco is also the General Partner
and has a 31-percent interest in Sunoco Logistics
Partners, L.P., a publicly traded master limited
partnership which owns and operates 7,600 miles of
refined product and crude oil pipelines and
approximately 40 active product terminals. Sunoco
has an 81-percent ownership interest in SunCoke
Energy, Inc., (NYSE: SXC) which makes high-quality
metallurgical-grade coke for major steel
manufacturers. SunCoke Energy has facilities in the
U.S. which have the capacity to manufacture
approximately 3.7 million tons of
metallurgical-grade coke annually and is the
operator of, and has an equity interest in, a 1.7
million tons-per-year coke making facility in
Vitoria, Brazil.
Media Contacts: Chris Helein, JGR, (704)
944-1562
Thomas Golembeski, Sunoco, (215)
977-6298
Norm Desjardins, PASS (603) 387-5598 |
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The
Official
Hotel Partner of PASS.
Receive a 15% discount while staying
at participating Choice hotels!
BOOK YOUR ROOMS
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Series Contact: Tommy Mayberry,
Pres.
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(207) 693-6497
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email:
passracing@roadrunner.com |
WWW.RACEGAS.COM |
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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Hemric Surges
Late Again For
Wild PASS
South Win At Dillon |
DILLON, SC (March 8)
– For the second week
in-a-row, Daniel Hemric made
yet another late race surge
to win the Pro All Stars
Series (PASS) South Super
Late Model event Saturday
night at Dillon Motor
Speedway. Hemric passed Cole
Timm with two laps to go
when Timm tangled with the
slower car of Will Gallaher
and survived a
green-white–checker finish
for the win in the 9th
Annual South Carolina Clash.
“He [Timm] did a heck of
a job, that kid’s got a
bright future, but I was in
the right place at the right
time when he got hung up
behind the 5 [Gallaher],”
said Hemric in victory lane.
“To be able to win last week
in the Woodman Racing car
and to win this week in the
Carswell Motorsports car
sets us up real well for
this rest of the year.”
In qualifying, Wallkill,
NY rookie Tyler Dippel had
the quick time with a lap of
91.076 miles per hour around
the egg-shaped 4/10 mile
speedway. After the top 10
qualifiers redraw, Spencer
Wauters and Tate Fogleman
moved to the front while the
two fastest qualifiers,
Dippel and Preston Peltier,
slid back to ninth and tenth
in the order.
Fogleman took the lead at
the drop of the green flag,
but was overtaken on the
second lap of the race by
Gus Dean. The first caution
of the race would wave on
lap 3 when Gallaher bobbled
exiting turn four causing
Brandon Setzer, Bill
Catania, and Hayes Goodson
all to spin and make hard
contact with the inside
wall.
Just two laps
later, Fogleman slammed the
wall exiting turn four
resulting in a multi-car
melee on the front stretch.
The car of Jody Measamer was
sent tumbling upside down
before ending up back on all
four wheels. While several
cars were able to stop to
avoid the accident, the
machines of Garrett Campbell
and Matt Daley suffered
heavy damage and were unable
to continue. Despite the
severity of the incident,
all the drivers were able to
escape without serious
injury.
Following a
red flag to clean up the
accident, Dean continued to
lead over Wauters and Joe
Heigl. Behind the lead trio,
contenders began to maneuver
into position for the final
stretch run to the checkers.
On lap 111, Lee Hansard and
Tanner Rumburg spun in turn
three allowing the lead lap
cars to close back together
once again.
Timm
looked to have the fastest
car on the track in the late
stages moving around Peltier
and Wauters into second.
Despite leading nearly 140
laps, Dean’s car was
beginning to fade. Timm
moved by Dean to take the
lead with 12 laps to go,
while Hemric started to
mount his final push to the
front.
With Hemric
closing, Timm lost ground
behind the lapped car of
Gallaher. Hemric made the
move to draw alongside Timm
with two laps entering turn
one, with Timm eventually
spinning Gallaher’s slower
car exiting turn two to
bring out the final caution
of the night.
Hemric
held Timm off on the final
restart to take his second
straight win at Dillon Motor
Speedway and 4th career PASS
South Super Late Model
triumph. Tyler Church
finished third in front of
Peltier and Wauters, who
incidentally finished fifth
for the third time in the
last six South Carolina
Clash events. Rounding out
the top ten were Dean, who
led 137 laps on the night,
Jimmy Doyle, Heigl, Jared
Irvan, and John Batten.
Zachary Dabbs survived
an equally wild race for his
first career PASS Pro Late
Model win. Fellow rookie
Jacob Schneider appeared to
be on his way to victory
after making a three wide
move to take the lead around
Jeff Batten and Dabbs on lap
19. But, contact with Batten
with 10 laps to go sent
Schneider into the turn one
wall. With both Schneider
and Batten out of the race,
Dabbs held off Greg
Bohannon, Jr. for the
victory. Rounding out the
top five were Matt Murphy,
Schneider and Lucas Jones.
Michael Tucker led the
most laps en route to the
win in the 4 Cylinder Mayhem
main event.
The PASS
South Super Late Models and
PASS Pro Late Models will be
in action once again next up
on Saturday night April 5 at
Orange County Speedway for
the 9th Annual Orange
Blossom Special. Legends
cars will also be in
competition. Entry forms and
the weekend schedule will be
posted soon. |
SUPER LATE
MODELS at DILLON MOTOR
SPEEDWAY
SOUTH CAROLINA CLASH 150
UNOFFICIAL RESULTS - 3-8-14 |
1.#98h Daniel Hemric
-- 151
2. #57 Cole Timm
-- 151
3. #7 Tyler Church
-- 151
4. #26 Preston
Peltier -- 151
5. #5w
Spencer Wauters -- 151
6.
#56 Gus Dean -- 151
7.
#71 Jimmy Doyle -- 151
8.
#15h Joe Heigl -- 151
9.
#28 Jared Irvan -- 151
10. #48 John Batten -- 151
11. #5 Will Gallaher -- 150
12. #104 Kevin Powell -- 149
13. #89 Lee Hansard -- 147 |
14. #2 Trevor Noles
-- 115
15. #15 Tanner
Rumburg -- 111
16. #1
Tyler Dippel -- 83
17. #9
Matt Daley -- 5
18. #8F
Tate Fogleman -- 5
19.
#98 Jody Measamer -- 5
20. #12 Garrett Campbell --
5
21. #18 Bill Catania --
3
22. #7k Ted Mickelson
-- 3
23. #6 Brandon
Setzer -- 3
24. #16 Hayes
Goodson -- 3
#89L
David Latour -- Did Not
Start |
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Entries Received - Dillon - 3-8 | |
PRO LATE MODELS
at DILLON MOTOR SPEEDWAY
UNOFFICIAL RESULTS - 3-8-14 |
1. 23 – Zachary
Dabbs
2. 54 – Greg
Bohannon, Jr.
3. 7 – Matt
Murphy
4. 81 – Jacob
Schneider
5. 16 – Lucas
Jones |
6. 71 – Nick
Robinson
7. 02 – Walker
Yates
DQ 49 – Jeff Batten
DNS 45 - Kodie Conner |
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SUPER LATE
MODELS at DILLON MOTOR
SPEEDWAY
TIME TRIALS RESULTS - 3-8-14 |
1. #1 Tyler Dippel
-- 15.811
2. #26 Preston
Peltier -- 15.864
3. #71
Jimmy Doyle -- 15.923
4.
#28 Jared Irvan -- 15.927
5. #98h Daniel Hemric --
15.954
6. #8F Tate
Fogleman -- 16.040
7.
#15h Joe Heigl -- 16.080
8. #2 Trevor Noles -- 16.085
9. #5w Spencer Wauters --
16.128
10. #56 Gus Dean
-- 16.164
11. #98 Jody
Measamer -- 16.170
12.
#57 Cole Timm -- 16.176
13. #12 Garrett Campbell --
16.178 |
14. #7 Tyler Church
-- 16.183
15. #89 Lee
Hansard -- 16.212
16. #5
Will Gallaher -- 16.244
17. #48 John Batten --
16.266
18. #18 Bill
Catania -- 16.300
19. #7k
Ted Mickelson -- 16.321
20. #6 Brandon Setzer --
16.394
21. #16 Hayes
Goodson -- 16.413
22. #9
Matt Daley -- 16.436
23.
#104 Kevin Powell -- 16.451
24. #89L David Latour --
16.544
25. #15 Tanner
Rumburg -- 16.668 |
PRO LATE MODELS
at DILLON MOTOR SPEEDWAY
TIME TRIALS RESULTS - 3-8-14 |
1. #71 Nick Robinson
-- 16.627
2. #81 Jacob
Schneider -- 16.695
3.
#16 Lucas Jones -- 16.816
4. #23 Zachary Dabbs --
16.843 |
5. #02 Walker Yates
-- 16.846
6. #49 Jeff
Batten -- 17.030
7. #7
Matt Murphy -- 17.087
8.
#54 Greg Bohanon, Jr. --
17.398 |
Championship
Hopefuls Lead
PASS South
Contenders To Dillon |
CHARLOTTE, NC (March
4) – After a strong start to
the 2014 season at
Greenville-Pickens Speedway,
the short track stars of the
Pro All Stars Series (PASS)
now focus their attention on
this Saturday night’s 9th
Annual South Carolina Clash
at Dillon Motor Speedway.
The PASS South Super Late
Models and PASS Pro Late
Models return to tackle
Dillon’s tough egg-shaped
lay out along with the
Allison Legacy Cars,
Legends, and Mini Stock
Mayhem 2. The PASS South
Super Late Models competed
in two thrilling events at
Dillon in 2013. Austin
Theriault edged out Preston
Peltier by .120 seconds for
the closest finish in PASS
South history in last year’s
South Carolina Clash. And,
in an October return trip
for the series, Daniel
Hemric charged to the front
in the final 50 laps to win
the Wildcat 150.
A
new group of PASS South
Super Late Model contenders
has emerged for the
championship since last
year’s title holder Jay
Fogleman announced he was
cutting back on his
schedule. PASS South veteran
and former two-time Southern
National Motorsports Park
track champion John Batten
returns following the
strongest season of his 9
year series career. Batten
will be joined by one of the
strongest rookie classes in
PASS South history.
Third-generation racer Jared
Irvan, is joined by Brandon
Setzer, Trevor Noles, and
Tyler Dippel as rookies who
could legitimately go out
and win the championship.
Another third generation
racer, Tate Fogleman, hopes
his second season behind the
wheel of the Speedco Truck
Lube & Tire Ford #8 will
prove fruitful as he tries
to continue his father’s
championship winning
tradition.
Last year,
Sanford, NC’s Jody Measamer
had a breakout season in
PASS South competition.
Despite only competing in a
limited schedule of races,
Measamer finished ninth in
points on the strength of
five top five finishes in
only 10 starts. Now with
funding from Aquavapor
Electronic Cigarettes and
Vector Optics, Measamer will
race the full PASS South
schedule in 2014.
Measamer has as much
experience racing at Dillon
Motor Speedway as any driver
competing in Saturday
night’s 9th Annual South
Carolina Clash. With a
number of Late Model
Supertruck starts under his
belt, Measamer is fully
aware of just how tough the
4/10 mile speedway can be.
“You have to have a car
that will turn the center
and have good forward bite
the entire race to get up
off turn four,” said
Measamer. “Dillon is a tough
place because both ends of
the track are entirely
different.”
Measamer
has definitely seen his
share of ups and downs
throughout a racing career
that has spanned nearly 25
years. From Go Karts to
Supertrucks and now to the
pinnacle of Super Late Model
racing, Measamer hopes this
weekend’s 9th Annual South
Carolina Clash can be the
start of his biggest season
yet in motorsports.
“It would be huge to get my
first PASS South Super Late
Model win at Dillon,” said
Measamer. “I’ve logged a lot
of laps at Dillon in
Supertrucks and have never
been able to pull off the
win. To finally break
through and win in PASS at
Dillon would definitely be
career changing.”
Among other entries for the
9th Annual South Carolina
Clash are two-time PASS
South winner in 2013, Tyler
Church, veterans Bill
Catania, Clete Caywood, and
Kevin Powell.
Entry
forms and the weekend
schedule for the 9th Annual
South Carolina Clash can be
found above.
Action
gets under way on Friday,
March 7th at Dillon Motor
Speedway with practice for
all divisions from 3 - 7:30
PM. On Saturday, March 8th,
pit gates will open at 9 AM
for the 9th Annual South
Carolina Clash, with
rotating practice for all
divisions from 11 AM - 3 PM.
Qualifying will begin at 4
PM and racing will start at
6 PM, featuring 150 laps for
the PASS Super Late Models,
50 laps for the PASS Pro
Late Models, plus action for
the Allison Legacy cars,
Legends, and Mini Stock
Mayhem 2.
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 PASS
South’s Easter Bunny 150 at
the historic Hickory Motor
Speedway, the Autobus La
Quebecoise Triple Crown at
Autodrome Chaudière, and the
legendary Oxford 250 at
Oxford Plains 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.
Please visit
ProAllStarsSeries.com for
more information.
And, don’t forget to “Like”
the Pro All Stars Series on
Facebook or follow us on
Twitter to keep up with
breaking news as it happens. |
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CAMERON HAYLEY -
DANIEL HEMRIC - RANDY GENTRY |
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SUPER LATE
MODELS at GREENVILLE-PICKENS
FOX CAROLINA 150
UNOFFICIAL RESULTS - 3-1-14 |
1. #41 Daniel Hemric
-- 150
2. #24 Cameron
Hayley -- 150
3. #09
Randy Gentry -- 150
4.
#4n Ben Rowe -- 150
5.
#12 Garrett Campbell -- 150
6. #28 Jared Irvan -- 150
7. #7 Tyler Church -- 150
8. #8 John Hunter Nemechek
-- 150
9. #57 Cole Timm
-- 150
10. #7k Ted
Mickelson -- 150
11. #71
Lee Tissot -- 150
12. #77 Cassius
Clark -- 150
13. #71b
Kyle Benjamin -- 149
13.
#4f Jay Fogleman -- 149
15. #198 Russell Fleeman --
149 |
16. #98 Jody Measamer
-- 149
17. #36
Anthony Anders -- 149
18. #13
Joe Ryan Osborne -- 148
19. #33 Brandon Jones -- 148
20. #1 Tyler Dippel -- 148
21. #15 Tanner Rumburg --
147
22. #15h Joe Heigl --
144
23. #8f Tate Fogleman
-- 143
24. #26 Preston
Peltier -- 133
25. #42
Tim Pinion -- 130
26. #4d
Joey Doiron -- 113
27.
#115 Jody Lavendar -- 112
28. #2 Trevor Noles -- 104
29. #48 Jeff Batten -- 9
30. #9 Matt Daley -- 2 |
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NICK ROBINSON -
WALKER YATES - KERRY
LAWRENCE |
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PRO LATE
MODELS at GREENVILLE-PICKENS
UNOFFICIAL RESULTS - 3-1-14 |
1. #02 Walker Yates
2. #03 Kerry Lawrence
3.
#71 Nick Robinson
4. #81
Jacob Schneider
5. #7
Matt Murphy
6. #23
Zachary Dabbs |
7. #49 Jeff Batten
8. #45 Kodie Conner
9.
#01 Anthony Anders
10.
#16 Lucas Jones
11. #17
Gregory Bohannon, Jr. |
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Hemric Mounts
Late Charge To Win PASS
South Opener At
Greenville-Pickens |
EASLEY, SC (March 1)
– Daniel Hemric came back
from nearly a lap down and
benefitted from a late
caution to take the lead
from Randy Gentry with 10
laps to go and win the Pro
All Stars Series (PASS)
South Super Late Model
season opener Saturday night
at Greenville-Pickens
Speedway. Hemric’s win in
the Fox Carolina 150 was his
third career PASS South
Super Late Model triumph and
his second behind the wheel
of car owner Dickie
Woodman’s Ford.
“The
plan was to just stay in
front of the leaders and
stay on the lead lap,” said
Hemric in victory lane. “I
thought I had saved enough
and I told them I could go,
but I couldn’t have caught
them if I didn’t have a
caution. We knew if we could
get to lap 130 and have a
shot that we thought we had
the best car here.”
2013
PASS North Super Late Model
Champion Cassius Clark paced the 33 car
field in qualifying with a
lap of 89.597 miles per hour
around the flat half mile
for his third career fast
qualifying time in PASS
South. Clark would be
relegated to the fifth
starting position after the
top 10 redraw while Garrett
Campbell and Randy Gentry
would move up to the front
row.
At the drop of
the green flag for the Fox
Carolina 150, Campbell and
Gentry quickly distanced
themselves from the star
studded field of PASS Super
Late Model drivers. While
they were racing hard up
front, the rest of the field
deployed various strategies
with the hopes of
positioning themselves for a
late race run for the
victory. 2013 PASS North
runner-up Joey Doiron
started 17th, but was in the
top 10 by lap seven and in
the top five by lap 36.
However, with just past a
third of the race behind
him, Doiron started to fade
and would eventually fall
from the race and finish
26th.
Several other
drivers, including Hemric,
Tyler Church, Cameron
Hayley, Preston Peltier, and
Kyle Benjamin, deployed a
different strategy which saw
them fall out of the top 20
early on. While Peltier and
Benjamin struggled to get on
track, Hemric and the others
raced just in front of the
leader Campbell, barely
staying on the lead lap.
But, despite being nearly a
lap down, Hemric and Hayley
slowly began to power away
from the leaders with both
breaking in to the top five
with less than 30 laps to
go.
Working a slew of
heavy lapped traffic late in
the race, Gentry closed in
on Campbell for the lead.
Using the slower machines of
Peltier and Russell Fleeman
as a pick, Gentry powered by
Campbell to take the lead on
the front straightaway with
23 laps to go.
As
Gentry began to stretch his
advantage up front over
Campbell, Tim Pinion spun in
turn four with 13 laps to go
to bring out the Fox
Carolina 150’s lone caution,
erasing the leaders’ huge
advantage over the rest of
the field. On the restart,
Gentry and Campbell led, but
it was clear Hemric and
Hayley had something left in
reserve. Hemric moved by
Gentry for the lead with 10
laps to go and Hayley
followed by just a few laps
later. Hemric sped to the
checkers to take the win in
the first PASS National
Championship Series race of
2014 over Hayley, Gentry,
Ben Rowe and Campbell.
Rounding out the top ten
were Jared Irvan, Church,
John Hunter Nemechek, Cole
Timm, and Ted Mickelson.
Walker Yates came back
from an early race spin to
take his first career
PASS
Pro Late Model win.
The first incident of the
race occurred on lap nine
when Kerry Lawrence spun on
the front straightaway after
contact from Anthony Anders.
Just four laps later, Yates
was spun from the lead by
Kodie Conner in turn three
resulting in both cars going
to the tail of the field.
The hardest crash of the
night occurred on lap 15
when Anders and rookie Lucas
Jones made contact while
battling for the lead
sending Jones hard into the
inside wall on the
backstretch. Yates and
Conner cycled back around to
the front with Conner taking
the lead with 11 laps to go.
Conner’s time up front was
short-lived though as he
went to the pits with a
transmission leak handing
the lead and eventual
victory to Yates. Rounding
out the top five were
Lawrence, Nick Robinson,
Jacob Schneider, and Matt
Murphy.
Randy Porter took
the
Southeast Super Truck
victory over fellow
Greenville-Pickens Speedway
veteran Kenneth Headen, Tim
Lollis, Jamie Tate, and
Wally Fowler.
The
PASS South Super Late Models
and PASS Pro Late Models
will be in action once again
this Saturday night
March
8 at Dillon Motor Speedway
for the 9th Annual South
Carolina Clash.
Allison Legacy and
4-Cylinder Mayhem will also
be in competition.
Qualifying starts at 4 PM
with racing at 6 PM. |
SUPER LATE
MODELS at GREENVILLE-PICKENS
STARTING LINEUP |
1. #12 Garrett
Campbell
2. #09 Randy
Gentry
3. #24 Cameron
Hayley
4. #71 Lee Tissot
5. #77 Cassius Clark
6.
#28 Jared Irvan
7. #8
John Hunter Nemechek
8.
#198 Russell Fleeman
9.
#26 Preston Peltier
10.
#1 Tyler Dippel
11. #41
Daniel Hemric
12. #15 Joe
Heigl
13. #4N Ben Rowe
14. #71b Kyle Benjamin
15. #4F Jay Fogleman |
16. #7 Tyler Church
17. #4d Joey Doiron
18.
#13 Joe Ryan Osborne
19.
#8F Tate Fogleman
20. #7k
Ted Mickelson
21. #36
Anthony Anders
22. #115
Jody Lavendar
23. #57
Cole Timm
24. #33 Brandon
Jones
25. #98 Jody
Measamer
26. #2 Trevor
Noles
27. #48 Jeff Batten
28. #9 Matt Daley
29. #15
Tanner Rumburg
30. #42
Tim Pinion |
SUPER LATE
MODELS at GREENVILLE-PICKENS
TIME TRIALS RESULTS |
1. #77 Cassius Clark
-- 20.090
2. #26 Preston
Peltier -- 20.142
3. #09
Randy Gentry -- 20.161
4.
#24 Cameron Hayley -- 20.163
5. #1 Tyler Dippel -- 20.173
6. #8 John Hunter Nemechek
-- 20.192
7. #198 Russell
Fleeman -- 20.193
8. #12
Garrett Campbell -- 20.223
9. #28 Jared Irvan -- 20.253
10. #71 Lee Tissot -- 20.273
11. #41 Daniel Hemric --
20.289
12. #15 Joe Heigl
-- 20.306
13. #4N Ben
Rowe -- 20.314
14. #71b
Kyle Benjamin -- 20.327
15. #4F Jay Fogleman --
20.339
16. #7 Tyler
Church -- 20.369 |
17. #4d Joey Doiron
-- 20.439
18. #13 Joe
Ryan Osborne -- 20.454.
19. #8F Tate Fogleman --
20.500
20. #7k Ted
Mickelson -- 20.503
21.
#115 Jody Lavendar -- 20.518
22. #36 Anthony Anders --
20.534
23. #57 Cole Timm
-- 20.579
24. #01 Travis
Braden -- 20.582
25. #48
John Batten -- 20.620
26.
#33j Brandon Jones -- 20.630
27. #2 Trevor Noles --
20.693
28. #98 Jody
Measamer -- 20.710
29.
#47 Alan Karnes -- 20.743
30. #9 Matt Daley -- 20.830
31. #42 Tim Pinion -- 20.916
32. #15 Tanner Rumburg --
21.076 |
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Champions
Looking Forward To PASS
Opener At Greenville-Pickens
Speedway |
CHARLOTTE, NC
(February 27) – A star
studded field of North
America’s top short track
drivers are just days away
from taking to the legendary
Greenville-Pickens Speedway
in South Carolina for race
one of the 2014 Pro All
Stars Series (PASS) National
Championship Series. The Fox
Carolina 150 will double as
the first PASS South Super
Late Model race of the
season and will also feature
50 laps for the PASS Pro
Late Models and 75 laps for
the Southeast Super Trucks.
The field of drivers
pre-entered is stacked with
champion drivers including
former PASS National and
PASS North Champion Ben
Rowe, 2013 PASS Pro Late
Model Champion Trevor Noles
and Super Late Model touring
champions Daniel Hemric and
Travis Braden. But, those
are not the only drivers
racing at Greenville-Pickens
Speedway this Saturday night
who have achieved
championship status.
Short track veteran Jay
Fogleman enters the 2014
racing season at a
crossroads. The Durham, NC
driver is coming off one of
the best seasons of his 30
year career. A season that
included winning his second
straight PASS National
Championship, finally
winning the elusive PASS
South title, and a podium
finish in the Oxford 250.
But, despite his success,
Fogleman will trim back his
schedule substantially,
competing in only the PASS
National Championship Series
events in order to spend
more time fostering the
budding career of his son,
Tate.
That will wait
at least one more week,
though, as Fogleman focuses
his attention on this
weekend’s action behind the
wheel at Greenville-Pickens
Speedway. He won a thrilling
PASS South race there in the
summer of 2009 with
conditions much different
than what is expected for
the Fox Carolina 150.
“The racetrack should
have more grip this time of
year and it should be a
different type of race than
what we’ve seen there in the
summer,” said Fogleman.
“It’s all about momentum and
timing because the track is
so flat and so line
sensitive, it’s a driver’s
race track. I’m looking
forward to getting through
this one and then getting to
Dillon and getting on the
pit box to help Tate.”
Like Fogleman,
Farmington, ME’s Cassius
Clark also captured an
elusive championship in
2014, finally winning the
PASS North title in a tight
three way battle with Joey
Doiron and DJ Shaw. But,
Clark is not new to winning
PASS championships or to
winning races at
Greenville-Pickens Speedway.
Clark won the first ever
PASS South race held at the
historic speedway in 2007. A
year later, he was able to
take home the first PASS
National Championship, again
at Greenville. Clark returns
this year hoping, that with
similar conditions to those
of the fall, it will play
into his hands once again.
“I think the track is
very weather sensitive,”
said Clark. “It’s a lot like
Hickory in that there can be
grip early in the year, but
later in the year it’s a lot
slicker. We went back there
a few years ago and tried
the top side, we moved up to
the middle of the racetrack
and found grip. But the next
time we went, there was no
grip up top. We probably
won’t have a good idea of
what the track will do until
practice on Friday.”
Anthony Anders comes to
Saturday night’s Fox
Carolina 150 as a sort of
wildcard. Over the last five
years, Anders has been one
of the Palmetto State’s most
successful drivers. He won a
track championship at Myrtle
Beach Speedway in 2012 and
followed that up by winning
the championship at
Greenville-Pickens last
year, his first title at his
hometrack. But those
championships came behind
the wheel of a Late Model
Stock car. The Easley, SC
driver has only raced his
straight rail chassis
sporadically, with a few
starts at the now closed
Lanier National Speedway and
last year on the short track
at Daytona International
Speedway. This weekend
Anders plans to compete in
both the PASS South Super
Late Model and PASS Pro Late
Model features. Anders hopes
his vast experience at
Greenville-Pickens Speedway,
along with some help from
local PASS South veteran
Randy Gentry, will pay off
with a victory in the Fox
Carolina 150.
“Tire
management is definitely
going to be key,” said
Anders. “Greenville is
always tough on tires and
hard to get around with its
flat turns. I think we’re
gonna be at a slight
disadvantage to the PASS
regulars, but I’ve won a lot
of races at Greenville in
Late Model Stocks, including
some 150 lappers. These cars
are racier than what I’m
used to and I’m looking
forward to it. The PASS cars
are just built to race.”
Among those pre-entered
for the Fox Carolina 150 are
two-time PASS South winner
in 2013, Tyler Church, third
generation racers Jared
Irvan and Tate Fogleman,
veterans Randy Gentry, Joey
Doiron, Jimmy Doyle, Jody
Measamer, and John Batten,
and rookie contenders
Brandon Setzer and Matt
Daley.
Entries are
continuing to come in daily
for what looks to be one of
the biggest Super Late Model
races of the Winter.
Action gets under way on
Friday, February 28th at
Greenville-Pickens Speedway
with practice for all
divisions from 2-6 PM. On
Saturday, March 1st, pit
gates will open at 10 AM for
the Fox Carolina 150, with
practice from Noon- 3 PM.
Qualifying will begin at 4
PM and racing will start at
6 PM, featuring 150 laps for
the PASS Super Late Models,
50 laps for the PASS Pro
Late Models and 75 laps for
the Southeast Super Trucks. |
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PASS Readies For
Palmetto State Double To
Begin 2014 Season |
CHARLOTTE, NC
(February 20) – As the
remnants of a major winter
storm finally disappear in
the Southeast, Pro All Stars
Series (PASS) Super Late
Model and Pro Late Model
teams up and down the East
Coast are making their final
preparations for the kickoff
to the much anticipated 2014
racing season. And it all
starts with two big weekends
of racing in the state of
South Carolina.
On
March 1, the season gets
under way in the upstate
with the Fox Carolina 150 at
the legendary
Greenville-Pickens Speedway.
Not only will it be the
first race of the year for
the PASS South Super Late
Models and PASS Pro Late
Models, but it will also be
the first of six PASS
National Championship
events. The Fox Carolina 150
will bring together the best
of the Southeast, such as
two-time defending PASS
National Champion Jay
Fogleman, to compete against
top New England short
trackers like Joey Doiron
and former PASS National
Champions Cassius Clark and
Ben Rowe.
Then, just
a week later, the PASS South
Super Late Models and PASS
Pro Late Models head east to
the Palmetto State’s Pee Dee
Region and the Dillon Motor
Speedway for the 9th Annual
South Carolina Clash. Built
and configured in the 1960’s
by Harold Brasington, the
father of nearby Darlington
Raceway and Rockingham
Speedway, Dillon has proven
to be one the most
challenging speedways on the
PASS circuit. Some of the
best PASS has had to offer
over the years have managed
to tame Dillon Motor
Speedway. Drivers like Ryan
Blaney, Ben Rowe, Justin
Wakefield, Preston Peltier,
and Austin Theriault.
But, about the only
thing Greenville-Pickens
Speedway and Dillon Motor
Speedway have in common are
that they are both located
in South Carolina.
Greenville first held stock
car races in 1946 and has
operated every year since
with the exception of 1953.
Dillon was one of the most
popular speedways in the
Carolinas throughout the
1960’s and 1970’s, but was
shuttered for nearly 30
years before Ron Barfield
reopened the track in 2007.
While Greenville-Pickens
measures in at over a
half-mile and Dillon is four
tenths, the horsepower
advantage does not
translate. Greenville’s long
and extremely flat corners
will put handling at a
premium over 150 laps for
the PASS short trackers,
while Dillon’s newer asphalt
and banked turns tends to
make the PASS engine gurus
smile.
With the Fox
Carolina 150 at
Greenville-Pickens and the
9th Annual South Carolina
Clash at Dillon on
back-to-back weekends, the
two challenging South
Carolina ovals will become
an even bigger test for
North America’s top short
track racers. But besides
the PASS Super Late Model
and PASS Pro Late Model
racers who will get to see
Winter’s hard work and long
hours in the shop pay off by
visiting victory lane, the
real winners over the next
couple of weeks will be the
PASS fans.
South
Carolina drivers headline
those pre-entered for the
Fox Carolina 150 including
defending Greenville-Pickens
Speedway track champion
Anthony Anders and PASS
veterans Randy Gentry, Clete
Caywood, and Jody Lavender.
Other drivers currently
pre-entered for the Fox
Carolina 150 include Super
Late Model champions Travis
Braden and Daniel Hemric,
PASS North championship
runner-up Joey Doiron,
two-time PASS South winner
in 2013, Tyler Church, third
generation racers Jared
Irvan and Tate Fogleman,
veterans Brandon Ward, John
Batten, Jimmy Doyle and Jody
Measamer, and 2014 PASS
South rookie contenders
Trevor Noles, Brandon
Setzer, and Matt Daley.
Action first gets under
way on Friday, February 28th
at Greenville-Pickens
Speedway with practice for
all divisions from 2-6 PM.
On Saturday, March 1st, pit
gates will open at 10 AM for
the Fox Carolina 150, with
practice from Noon- 3 PM.
Qualifying will begin at 4
PM and racing will start at
6 PM, featuring 150 laps for
the PASS Super Late Models,
50 laps for the PASS Pro
Late Models and 75 laps for
the Southeast Super Trucks.
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 PASS
South’s Easter Bunny 150 at
the historic Hickory Motor
Speedway, the Autobus La
Quebecoise Triple Crown at
Autodrome Chaudière, and the
legendary Oxford 250 at
Oxford Plains 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.
Don’t forget to
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PASS Opener Set
To Make More
History At
The Legendary
Greenville-Pickens Speedway |
CHARLOTTE, NC
(February 11) – The Pro All
Stars Series (PASS) looks to
embark on one of its biggest
seasons yet as the series
season opener approaches on
March 1 at the historic
Greenville-Pickens Speedway
in South Carolina. The PASS
National Championship Series
will take center stage as
the PASS South Super Late
Models will be featured in
the Fox Carolina 150. A
strong field of PASS Pro
Late Models will make their
first ever trip to
Greenville for 50 laps of
short track excitement. And,
if that was not enough, the
strong weekend of racing
will also include the first
of three companion events
with PASS for the Southeast
Super Trucks.
Greenville-Pickens Speedway
first began hosting stock
car races in 1946 after a
time in which it operated as
a horse racing facility.
Man-made horsepower has been
the name of the game at GPS
for nearly 70 years now. A
track made famous by the
names of former track
champions that now line its
walls. Names like Pearson,
Earnhardt, Lindley, and
Porter just to name a few.
The Fox Carolina 150
will mark a return to the
historic half-mile speedway
for the PASS Super Late
Models for the first time
since 2010. Ironically, the
first PASS National
Championship Series race of
2014 takes place at the same
track where the first
champion was crowned.
Cassius Clark of Farmington,
ME held off North Carolina’s
John Stancill to become the
first ever PASS National
Champion in 2008. That came
on the heels of Clark
winning at GPS in the 2007
Howler 150 when the PASS
South Super Late Models
first debuted at the
speedway. Clark will be back
this year at the Fox
Carolina 150 to make his
first run at the title in a
several years.
Alex
Haase swept both races at
Greenville-Pickens Speedway
in 2008 en route to the PASS
South Super Late Model
championship that year. In
2009, Jay Fogleman outlasted
Brian Ickler and Alex
Fleming to win the
Firecracker 125 in what many
have heralded as one of the
greatest PASS South races of
all time. Fogleman followed
his win in July of that year
up with a runner-up finish
to 6-time PASS North
Champion Johnny Clark in the
Howler 150 at GPS. Although
racing only a limited
schedule in 2014 as he
pursues a third straight
PASS National Championship,
Fogleman will no doubt be
among the favorites for
victory in the Fox Carolina
150.
PASS last
visited Greenville-Pickens
Speedway in 2010 when Ryan
Blaney took his second win
of that season in the
Firecracker 125. In 2014,
the PASS South Super Late
Models return for two big
events which include the Fox
Carolina 150 on March 1 and
the 9th Annual Firecracker
125 on July 3. The PASS Pro
Late Models and Southeast
Super Trucks will also be in
competition on both dates.
Among those pre-entered
for the Fox Carolina 150 are
two-time PASS South winner
in 2013, Tyler Church, third
generation racers Jared
Irvan and Tate Fogleman,
veterans Brandon Ward and
John Batten, and rookie
contender Matt Daley.
Entries are continuing
to come in daily for what
looks to be one of the
biggest Super Late Model
races of the Winter.
Action gets under way on
Friday, February 28th at
Greenville-Pickens Speedway
with practice for all
divisions from 2-6 PM. On
Saturday, March 1st, pit
gates will open at 10 AM for
the Fox Carolina 150, with
practice from Noon- 3 PM.
Qualifying will begin at 4
PM and racing will start at
6 PM, featuring 150 laps for
the PASS Super Late Models,
50 laps for the PASS Pro
Late Models and 75 laps for
the Southeast Super Trucks.
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 PASS
South’s Easter Bunny 150 at
the historic Hickory Motor
Speedway, the Autobus La
Quebecoise Triple Crown at
Autodrome Chaudière, and the
legendary Oxford 250 at
Oxford Plains Speedway.
For technical
information concerning PASS
South divisions please
contact Kyler Honeycut at
1-704-791-6115.
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 to keep up
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happens. |
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2014 PASS NORTH
SLM TITLE WIDE OPEN |
By all indications,
the 2014 PASS North Super
Late Model title will be up
for grabs in 2014, as many
of the biggest names in the
sport will be trying to
knock 2013 champion, Cassius
Clark from the top spot on
the podium in what could be
the most competitive year
for the PASS Tour in the
history of the Series.
Coming off from the most
incredible PASS North season
yet in 2013, Cassius Clark
is ready, willing and able
to take on all challengers
and defend his title in
2014. Last year Clark edged
out youngster Joey Doiron by
a mere three points for the
championship. If that wasn’t
close enough, DJ Shaw
settled for third place in
the championship battle,
just five points behind
Clark. This trio of drivers
is all gearing up for the
year with high hopes of
capturing the coveted PASS
North title. Cassius Clark
and Doiron will be towing
south for the PASS South
opener at Greenville Pickens
Speedway located in Easley,
South Carolina trying to get
an edge on other PASS North
competitors. This is also a
PASS National Championship
event. Clark and Doiron each
had a pair of wins in 2013,
while Shaw had the most wins
on the Tour with three.
Along with the top three
teams, coming back for 2014
are other notables such as
Johnny Clark and Ben Rowe.
Both of these teams
struggled in 2013, but have
high hopes for the upcoming
season. Clark has been
working feverishly on his
ride and thinks that they
found several problems
during the off-season, and
have corrected them. Rowe
feels the same way as he is
excited about getting back
on the track and putting
2013 behind him. Rowe will
also be heading south to
Greenville Pickens for the
season opening event. Both
of these former championship
teams feel that they will be
contenders again for the
2014 title.
2013
Oxford 250 winner Travis
Benjamin is always a
contender to win the title
as the 2012 PASS North
champion will start his
season at Oxford and Beech
Ridge and then make a
decision to run for the
title after those two
events. Benjamin is always a
threat to win, and placed
fourth in last year’s final
standings. He too collected
a pair of victories in 2013.
A solid contingent of
drivers will be returning to
PASS North competition in
2014 including such names as
Richie Dearborn, and Glen
Luce as well as many other
familiar drivers. Newcomers
include Wayne Helliwell Jr.,
Brent Dragon, Travis
Stearns, Bobby Therrien plus
several others.
The
2014 PASS North season is
scheduled to kick into high
gear on Saturday, April 12th
for the Ripley & Fletcher
Ford 150. Joining the PASS
Super Late Models, PASS
Mods, and PASS Sportsman
will be the NELCAR Legends.
Rain date for the event will
be Sunday, April 13th. With
the scheduled early start
for the PASS North Series,
the date of April 26th has
been reserved just in case
the grounds are not ready
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PASS Cancels New
Smyrna Event; Greenville To
Open PASS National,
South, & Pro Late Model
Seasons |
CHARLOTTE, NC
(February 1) – Due to
circumstances out of their
control and with great
disappointment, Pro All
Stars Series (PASS)
officials announced today
the cancellation of next
weekend’s Winter Meltdown at
New Smyrna Speedway.
Miscommunication which
resulted in the speedway
website not being updated
with information about the
event, the speedway marquee
not being changed to promote
the event and a test session
scheduled by the speedway
that would have extremely
limited PASS teams practice
time on Friday led to the
cancellation.
For
any teams that pre-entered
for the Winter Meltdown,
those entries will be
refunded and mailed out on
Monday. Any teams that would
like to transfer entries to
the Greenville-Pickens
Speedway event on March 1
need to contact the PASS
offices by Monday.
“We are extremely
disappointed in having to
cancel the Winter Meltdown
at New Smyrna Speedway,”
said PASS President Tom
Mayberry. “I know that this
is very inconvenient for our
teams that have prepared
their cars and booked travel
to Florida, but we felt this
decision was best in light
of the circumstances. With
that said, we’re very
excited to kick our season
off at Greenville-Pickens on
March 1.”
The Fox
Carolina 150 at
Greenville-Pickens Speedway
on March 1 will now become a
PASS National Championship
Series event and will also
serve as the opener for the
PASS South Super Late Models
and PASS Pro Late Models.
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 PASS
South’s Easter Bunny 150 at
the historic Hickory Motor
Speedway, the Autobus La
Quebecoise Triple Crown at
Autodrome Chaudière, and the
legendary Oxford 250 at
Oxford Plains 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.
Don’t forget to
“Like” the Pro All Stars
Series on Facebook or follow
us on Twitter to keep up
with breaking news as it
happens. |
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EMMA
LIBBY READY TO
EMBARK ON
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When you
first look at this
petite, sweet,
innocent, sixteen
year old blonde
named Emma Libby,
you say to yourself,
there is a very
athletic young lady
that is quite shy,
and reserved.
WHOAAAA! This young
lady is a racer true
and true, and one to
be reckoned with,
backing off from
nobody.
Libby
who is a sophomore
at Orono High School
is working
feverishly with her
family as they
prepare to take on
the challenging PASS
Sportsman class in
2014. Emma has
already had a
successful career at
Speedway 95 as she
was the 2012
champion in their
highly competitive
Mini-Stock division,
and graduated to
their Street Stock
class in 2013 and
placed a respectable
5th in the final
point standings. For
2014 her plan is to
run the full PASS
Sportsman schedule,
as well as compete
in the Speedway 95
Sportsman class when
time allows.
Libby works daily in
the family business
after school, and
also is learning the
racing parts
business that the
family has recently
added. This works
out well as she gets
a better
understanding about
the parts in a
racecar, and also
how they work. She
spends every
possible minute
working race related
deals, and when the
store closes down,
it’s garage time
with her dad, Ed
Libby. Their
immaculate PASS
Sportsman car was
built by her and her
dad, and she has
loved and
appreciated every
minute in the garage
with her father. She
is definitely dad’s
little princess.
Emma has set
some solid goals for
herself and the team
in 2014. She wants
to be competitive
every time she hits
the track, and she
is hoping for some
top five, and top
three finishes, and
who knows, maybe
even a win. Her long
term goals include
graduating up to a
PASS Super Late
Model, and then
maybe some PASS
South racing, and
maybe advance to a
bigger world. All in
all Emma Libby is
looking forward to
making a big splash
in her PASS
Sportsman, and she
very well may
achieve some, if not
most of her goals in
2014. Emma is her
name, and racing is
her game!
The
PASS NORTH Tour
kicks open their
doors at
Oxford Plains
Speedway on
Saturday, April 12th
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PASS Pro Late
Models: Perimeter Or
Straight Rail – Which Will
Take The Title In 2014? |
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CHARLOTTE, NC
(January 23) – Since its
inception in 2012, the Pro
All Stars Series (PASS) Pro
Late Model division has been
all about creating another
avenue for up-and-coming
racers to take their next
steps up the racing ladder.
But, it has also been about
inclusion. A division where
a straight rail chassis,
like the PASS South Super
Late Models, or a perimeter
chassis, those mainly
utilized by Late Model Stock
racers, can compete together
on a level playing field.
And the results speak for
themselves.
In the
inaugural season for the
PASS Pro Late Model division
in 2012, perimeters and
straight rails went
head-to-head. Veteran Clay
Thomas won the series first
ever race at Dillon Motor
Speedway and Lexington, SC’s
Austin Leitner had multiple
wins en route to the
championship. Both while
driving perimeter machines.
Along the way, youngsters
like Tate Fogelman and Cole
Timm showed their prowess
with wins driving straight
rails. Last year, Trevor
Noles and Harrison Burton
dominated the division also
driving straight rails. So,
which combination will come
out on top in 2014?
The PASS Pro Late Model
division utilizes a limited
tire usage rule and places
restrictions on engines and
shocks. The division
provides an avenue for
racers to compete at many of
the same tracks that the
PASS South Super Late Models
compete on. The PASS Pro
Late Models will race 13
times in conjunction with
the PASS South Super Late
Model division this year.
Also in 2014, the Ford
McGunegill crate engine has
been made legal for
competition. Additionally,
former UARA-STARS Late Model
competitors are invited to
compete with the PASS Pro
Late Models with minor
modifications to their
machines.
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
Florida Winter Meltdown at
New Smyrna Speedway, the
Easter Bunny 150 at the
historic Hickory Motor
Speedway, the Autobus La
Qubecoise Triple Crown at
Autodrome Chaudiere, 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
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PASS Finalizes
National Championship
Series Schedule |
Provisional Starting Spots
for Highest Non-qualified
Points Contenders in the
41st Annual Oxford 250,
Paying $25,000 to the Race
Winner
3rd Leg of Autobus La
Quebecois Triple Crown at
Autodrome Chaudiere Will
Bring PASS National Series
To Canada Again
Easter Bunny 150 at Hickory
Continues Tradition as
Spring’s Premier Super Late
Model Event |
NAPLES, ME (January
22) – Pro All Stars Series
(PASS) officials announced
that a slate of select races
have been set to comprise
the 2014 PASS National
Championship Series. Six
PASS races spanning the
Southeast, New England, and
Canada will be featured once
again to crown Super Late
Model racing’s only true
national champion. The
tracks selected to host PASS
National Championship races
in 2014 will be
Greenville-Pickens
Speedway, Hickory Motor
Speedway, Oxford Plains
Speedway, Autodrome
Chaudiere, Beech Ridge Motor
Speedway, and Southern
National Raceway Park. While
awards are still being
finalized with sponsors, the
2014 PASS National Champion
will once again be presented
with a diamond encrusted
championship ring from long
time series supporter
Northern Race Tire. Former
PASS National Champions
include Cassius Clark, Ben
Rowe, Preston Peltier, and
Jay Fogleman.
“We’re
very happy to once again
bring the PASS National
Championship Series to some
of North America’s most
legendary short tracks in
2014,” said PASS President
Tom Mayberry. “Since 2008,
we’ve been able to bring
some of America’s greatest
short track racers together
to compete for the PASS
National Championship. We
feel the tracks that have
been selected this year will
provide a true test of man
and machine throughout the
season and will provide some
truly exciting events for
our race fans.”
After the season opener
at Greenville-Pickens on
March 1, it is back to the
most traditional stop on the
PASS National Series at
Hickory Motor Speedway in
North Carolina on April 19.
Hickory’s Easter Bunny 150
has grown to be one of short
track racing’s biggest
events of the Spring. Since
veteran Mike Rowe won the
first Easter Bunny back in
2006, Hickory Motor
Speedway’s hallowed victory
lane has been one cherished
by every Super Late Model
driver that has followed in
his tire tracks.
Race
three of the 2013 PASS
National Series will be, at
perhaps, the most legendary
of all short track races.
The 41st Annual Oxford 250
at Maine’s Oxford Plains
Speedway on July 20 will
once again bring the best
short track drivers from
across North America
together to compete for
$25,000 to win. With nearly
70 Super Late Models in
attendance last year, points
provisionals following New
Smyrna and Hickory will be
at a premium. The list of
past winners reads like a
“who’s who” in stock car
racing and includes such
names as Lindley, Bodine,
Hanley, Craven, Rowe,
Harvick, Busch and last
year’s winner, Travis
Benjamin. With $25,000 in
lap leader money in addition
to the race purse, this
year’s Oxford 250 winner
could take home upwards of
$50,000.
Next up,
will be back-to-back PASS
National Series races in the
month of September. The PASS
National Series returns to
Canada’s Autodrome Chaudiere
on September 6. The 200 lap
race will serve as the final
event of the Autobus La
Quebecoise Triple Crown, a
“mini-series” of the three
PASS North races at
Autodrome Chaudiere with a
separate bonus points fund
for drivers who compete in
all three events there. Last
year, Ross Kenseth took the
checkered flag in the
finale, while 6-time PASS
North champion Johnny Clark
came out on top in the
Triple Crown.
The
following week the PASS
National Series returns to
another traditional stop in
New England, the Beech Ridge
Motor Speedway in
Scarborough, ME. The PASS
400 Weekend at Beech Ridge
on September 12-13 is always
a favorite for both fans and
competitors and this year’s
contest will be no
different.
Finally,
the PASS National Series
will conclude on November 15
at Southern National
Motorsports Park with the
9th Annual Mason Dixon
Meltdown. The 200 lap test
on Southern National’s fast,
high banks will once again
crown both the PASS National
Series and PASS South Super
Late Model champions.
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
Florida Winter Meltdown at
New Smyrna Speedway, the
Easter Bunny 150 at the
historic Hickory Motor
Speedway, the Autobus La
Qubecoise Triple Crown at
Autodrome Chaudiere, and the
legendary Oxford 250 at
Oxford Plains 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.
Don’t forget to
“Like” the Pro All Stars
Series on Facebook or follow
us on Twitter to keep up
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PASS Northeast
Late Model Series Forms
Posted |
Pro All Stars Series
President, Tom Mayberry has
posted the license and
registration forms for the
brand new, three race, PASS
Northeast Late Model Series
HERE. The
forms are ready to be
downloaded and mailed to
PASS. The three events will
be taking place on Friday,
June 13th, Saturday, July
19th, and Saturday,
September 27th.
Each
driver will need to fill out
a driver license
registration form to secure
their number. The license
registration fee is just $25
for the season. Numbers will
be passed out on a first
come, first serve basis, and
no duplicate numbers will be
allowed. Each driver will
also need to fill out entry
blank forms for each of the
three races. The entry fee
is $50 if submitted prior to
each event, or $75 on the
day of the event for
licensed drivers. Unlicensed
drivers will pay a $75
pre-entry fee, or $100 entry
fee on the day of the event.
If you have any
technical questions please
contact Charlie Rockwell
after 5pm at 802-754-2822.
All completed forms can
be mailed to: PASS RACING
INC.
195 Lake House Road,
Naples, Maine 04055 |
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FRIDAY,
JANUARY 17, 2014
SEASONS
EVENT & CONFERENCE CENTER
Portland, ME |
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PASS NORTH SLM
Champion Cassius Clark |
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PASS MODS
Champion Scott Alexander |
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PASS SPORTSMAN
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CASSIUS CLARK, SCOTT
ALEXANDER, CAREY MARTIN
HONORED AT
2013 PASS
NORTH BANQUET |
Over two hundred
drivers, crewmembers,
sponsors, family members and
supporters of the Pro All
Stars Series, gathered to
honor the champions and top
finishers at the 2013 “Night
of Champions” awards banquet
held at the Seasons Event
and Conference Center in
Portland, Maine.
After being treated to a
delicious meal, PASS
President, Tom Mayberry
stepped to the podium and
addressed the crowd by
thanking them for their
support in 2013. Mayberry
also thanked Scott Reed for
his years of support and
dedication to the PASS
Series and then introduced
and welcomed Charlie and
Jamie Rockwell to the PASS
Tech team. Mayberry laid out
his plans for 2014 and
wished everyone a very
successful racing campaign
this season.
Specialty awards were first
on the agenda. They
included:
Most Improved Drivers:
PASS Sportsman – Rusty
Poland
PASS Mods – Travis
Buzzell
Pass Super Late
Models – Joey Doiron
Rookie of the Year:
PASS Sportsman – Richard
Burgess
PASS Mods – Evan
Armington
Pass Super Late
Models – Curtis Gerry
Lifetime Achievement Award:
Walter Hight
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Series awards were next on
the agenda, and each
divisions champions and
competitors were honored.
North Bridgeton, Maine’s,
Carey Martin was honored as
the 2013 PASS Sportsman
champion. Martin secured his
championship by picking up a
pair of victories, and six
top five finishes in the
seven events run. The top
five included Martin, Rusty
Poland, Joe Pastore, Dan
McKeage and Nathan Leavitt.
Scott Alexander proudly
carried the PASS Mod
championship awards back to
his hometown of Newburgh,
Maine. Alexander captured
his championship by being
consistent all season as he
failed to win a race, but
had the most top five
finishes with eight in
twelve race starts. Rounding
out the PASS Mod top five
were Travis Buzzell, Mitch
Miller, Scott McDaniel and
Mike Carignan.
Farmington, Maine’s, Cassius
Clark edged out Joey Doiron
and DJ Shaw for the 2013
Pass North Super Late Model
Championship. Clark held off
Doiron by a mere four
points, and Shaw by just
five. Clark also had a very
solid championship season as
he collected a pair of wins,
nine top fives, and eleven
top ten’s in twelve starts.
Completing the top five was
the 2012 PASS North champion
Travis Benjamin, followed by
Ben Rowe.
The 2014
PASS Series will open up the
season at Oxford Plains
Speedway on Saturday, April
12th at 2pm. |
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TIM BRACKETT
FILES FIRST ENTRY
FOR 2014 OXFORD
250 |
With the 2014
edition of the Oxford 250
lurking just over the
horizon on July 20, 2014,
the first entrant has filed
his application for the
crown jewel event.
Buckfield, Maine’s, Tim
Brackett has filed the
number one entry and is very
proud to be the first
entrant of this year’s
edition.
“We have
been in the sport of auto
racing since 1978, the 52
year old racer explained. We
love racing as a family here
at the Track, and always
look forward to the Oxford
250. We had a great run in
2013, and can’t wait for the
big race in 2014. I finished
sixth last year, and can
hopefully crack at least a
top five this year!”
Brackett has a pair of OPS
championships under his
belt, the 2005 Pro Stock
title, and the 2010 Late
Model championship, and has
great family ties with
Oxford, as his son TJ won
the Pro Late Model
championship in 2013, and
finished 14th in last year’s
250, while Tim placed second
in the final standings, and
Tim’s daughter Vanna
finished third in the
standings, and also was the
first female to win a
premiere division feature at
Oxford. The family also set
a record for the first time
a family finished one, two &
three in the Track’s
premiere division’s final
point standings.
This
year’s edition of the Oxford
250 will take place on the
July 17th to July 20th
weekend. There will be a
special night of racing on
Thursday, July 17th, as the
schedule for that day’s
events will be announced in
the near future. Friday
night will be Sun Journal
Newspaper night featuring
the PASS Mods, PASS
Sportsman and several other
support divisions. Dunkin’
Donuts headlines Saturday’s
huge card of racing with
Round #2 of the new PASS
Northeast Late Model Series
going 125 laps for $4,000 to
win, or the option of taking
$3,000 to win and having a
guaranteed starting spot in
Sunday’s Oxford 250. Joining
the PASS Northeast Late
Model Series will be NEMA
Midgets, The NEMA Lites,
Northeast Classic Lites
Dwarf Cars, Wicked Good
Vintage Racing and support
divisions. The granddaddy of
them all, the Oxford 25,
headlines the giant weekend
of racing as Super Late
Models from throughout the
United States and Canada
will converge on Oxford
Plains Speedway’s 3/8 mile
speed plant for the giant
purse that will await the
winner after 250 green flag
laps of racing. The day will
also feature a 75 lap,
$1,000 to win PASS Mod event
plus Street Stocks and a 50
lap NELCAR Legends National
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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
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PASS
to Allow
Ford
McGunegill
Crate Engines
in
Pro
Late Models
in
2014 |
CHARLOTTE, NC
(January 9) – Pro All Stars
Series (PASS) officials
announced today that the
Ford McGunegill crate engine
will be legal for
competition in the PASS Pro
Late Model division in 2014.
Cars using a 4412 carburetor
must weigh 2950 pounds and
those using the 350 cfm. 2
barrel holley HP carburetor
must weigh 2925 pounds.
“We tested this
configuration for the Ford
McGunegill crate engine at
Southern National in
November and we were pleased
with the results,” said PASS
President Tom Mayberry.
“We’ve had a lot of interest
from teams that have the
Ford McGunegill crate and we
feel that this will only add
to the great competition we
saw last year out of the
PASS Pro Late Models.”
The PASS Pro Late Model
division utilizes cars
similar to the PASS South
Super Late Models with a
limited tire usage rule and
restrictions on engines and
shocks. The division
provides an avenue for
racers to compete at many of
the same tracks that the
PASS South Super Late Models
compete on and serves as a
stepping stone for drivers
looking to make the next
step in their racing
careers. In 2014, the PASS
Pro Late Models will race 13
times in conjunction with
the PASS South Super Late
Model division.
SOUTH SLM & PLM SCHEDULES -
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Unique Awards Going To
2013 PASS
Super Late Model Champions |
NAPLES, ME (December 16) –
The Pro All Stars Series (PASS), in
association with series supporter
Northern Race Tire, will be
presenting a unique set of awards to
the each of the division’s Super
Late Model Champions. The 2013 PASS
National, PASS North, and PASS South
Super Late Model Champions will each
be presented with diamond encrusted
championship rings in recognition of
their hard work during the racing
season. In addition, the PASS Pro
Late Model, PASS Modified, and PASS
Sportsman champions will also
receive championship rings, similar
in design, but unique to honor their
championship seasons.
The
PASS Champions’ rings are
manufactured and designed by
Stylecraft. From Super Bowl rings to
civic awards, Stylecraft has been
making fine jewelry handcrafted in
the United States for over six
decades. The 2013 PASS Champions’
rings will be massive in size and
will be emblazoned with the PASS
logo and other jewels. Additionally,
each member of the championship
winning teams will also be presented
with one-of-a-kind PASS Championship
belt buckles to commemorate their
accomplishments.
Durham, NC’s
Jay Fogleman and Farmington, ME’s
Cassius Clark will be the first
recipients of racing’s newest annual
award. In what he has said was his
final season racing for a
championship, Fogleman competed for
multiple teams on the way to his
second straight PASS National
Championship and was also able to
claim his first PASS South Super
Late Model Championship. Like
Fogleman, Clark was finally able to
take his first PASS North Super Late
Model title after years of trying.
“We are very excited to be
giving this opportunity to North
America’s best Super Late Model
racers,” said PASS President Tom
Mayberry. “Jay Fogleman and Cassius
Clark exemplify everything PASS
stands for and no matter where they
go, these rings will stand as a
symbol of the hard work and
dedication it took to achieve one of
short track racing’s ultimate
goals.”
In 2014, PASS and
Northern Race Tire will once again
present each of the series Super
Late Model champions with custom
rings and belt buckles in
recognition of their hard work and
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2014 PASS NORTH SERIES
SCHEDULE COMPLETED |
Pro All Stars Series
President Tom Mayberry has announced
that he has added two more dates to
complete his 2014 PASS North
schedule. The schedule will feature
fifteen Super Late Model Series
events, with ten of those events in
the United States and five races in
Canada.
The two events that
have recently been added to fill out
the 2014 schedule includes a return
to Speedway 660 in New Brunswick,
Canada on Saturday, June 7th, and
also an event on Sunday, August 24th
at Speedway 95 in Bangor, Maine.
“I am very excited about our
2014 race schedule for the PASS
North Super Late Models, stated Tom
Mayberry. This schedule offers a
little bit of everything at some of
the biggest and nicest facilities in
the Northeast and Canada. We’ll race
at some of the tightest bullrings in
the Northeast, as well as some great
facilities that allow for two and
three wide racing throughout the
events. This is going to be a banner
year for the PASS North Series.”
The PASS North seasons will kick
into high gear on Saturday, April
12th, 2014 at Oxford Plains
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PASS NORTH
SERIES SET TO EMBARK
ON
AMBITIOUS 2014 SCHEDULE |
Pro All
Stars Series President, Tom Mayberry
has announced and released his 2014
PASS North schedule for the PASS
Super Late Models as well as the
PASS Mods, and PASS Sportsman. The
series will kick off in April, and
end in late September.
Oxford
Plains Speedway will be the home
track of the Series and the season
opener on Saturday, April 12, with a
rain date of Sunday, April 13th. The
event will feature PASS Super Late
Models, Mods, and Sportsman. A date
of April 26th has been reserved in
case of bad weather or wet grounds
for the opener. Beech Ridge Speedway
will be the next event on the card
scheduled for Saturday, May 3rd.
This night will feature PASS Super
Late Models as well as PASS Mods and
Sportsman. Star Speedway is set to
return to the PASS schedule in 2014
on Saturday, May 10th with the Pass
Super Late Models and PASS Mods on
the card.
The PASS North
Series heads across the border to
Chardiere, Quebec for Round #1 of
the Triple Crown Series for Super
Late Models on Saturday, May 17th.
The following week, May 24th, the
Super Late Models head to White
Mountain Motorsports Park for a 150
lap main event. The Tour will sit
idle until Saturday, June 14th where
there will be an event on the
schedule, but track and divisions
have yet to be posted.
The
PASS Mods will have a stand-alone
event at the Hudson Speedway, in
Hudson, New Hampshire on Sunday,
June 22nd. The PASS Super Late
Models slide back over the border
the following Saturday, June 28th
for a race at Montmagny, Quebec.
Saturday, July 5th will see the PASS
Super Late Models and PASS Mods
heading to Beech Ridge Motor
Speedway to celebrate the holiday
weekend.
The racers will have
a week off prior to the running of
the Oxford 250 weekend, July
19th-20th. The 250 will be held on
Sunday afternoon, July 20th. All
three PASS divisions will be in
action over this giant weekend.
Sunday, July 27th will see the PASS
Mods back for a second engagement at
the Hudson Speedway.
Tuesday,
August 5th will see the PASS Super
Late Models in action at Chardiere,
Quebec for Round #2 in the Canadian
Triple Crown Series. Following the
Canadian excursion the PASS Super
Late Models and PASS Mods head back
to White Mountain Motorsports Park
for an August 9th show.
The
dates of August 23 or 24th, or
August 30th have been reserved for a
special event, which will be
announced in the very near future.
Saturday, September 6th finds the
PASS Super Late Models closing out
the Canadian Triple Crown Series at
Chardiere, Quebec.
The giant
PASS 400 Weekend returns to Beech
Ridge Motor Speedway with a new
format for 2014. The event will
feature PASS Super Late Models, PASS
Mods and Sportsman, along with
several other support divisions.
This year the event will be on
Friday and Saturday, September 12th
and 13th. Sunday, September 14th
will be reserved for a rain date.
The season will come to a close at
Oxford Plains Speedway on Friday and
Saturday nights, September 26th and
27th. This will be the weekend that
the champions will be crowned in all
PASS divisions plus some of the
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PASS Finalizes Dates For
South Super Late Models and Pro Late
Models |
CHARLOTTE, NC (December 3) –
Pro All Stars Series (PASS)
officials announced today that 2014
dates have been finalized for the
PASS South Super Late Models and
PASS Pro Late Models. Both divisions
will return to Ace Speedway in
Altamahaw, NC on Friday night, May
9. It will mark the first time PASS
has raced at Ace since 2011. Both
divisions will also return for a
second trip in 2014 to Orange County
Speedway in Rougemont, NC on
Saturday night, October 18.
Additionally, the November dates
have been set as the PASS South
Super Late Models will return to
Caraway Speedway in Asheboro, NC for
the 12th Annual North-South Shootout
October 31-November 1. And, both the
PASS South Super Late Models and
PASS Pro Late Models will conclude
their seasons at Southern National
Motorsports Park in Kenly, NC on
Saturday, November 15, one week
earlier than previously announced.
With the finalization of these
dates, the PASS South Super Late
Models will race 17 times for the
first time in series history. The
PASS Pro Late Models will race a
total of 13 times in 2014, all of
which will be companion events to
the PASS South Super Late Model
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