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PASS MODS, & Sportsman

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2015 Oxford 250
Lap Board HERE

PASS Returning To Ace Speedway In 2015
For Labor Day Classic HERE

PASS To Offer Dual Championships For Northern SLM Competitors In 2015;
4 PASS National Races Announced HERE

2015 Oxford 250 Entry Forms, PASS Registrations Now Available Online HERE

2015 PASS MODS
Schedule HERE

Tentative 2015 PASS North
Super Late Model Schedule Released HERE

PASS Finalizes 2015
South Super Late Model &
Pro Late Model Dates HERE

PASS SOUTH Adds Kingsport;
Teams With KOMA Modifieds
At Concord, Kingsport HERE

Airborne & Chaudiere
Will Host ACT/PASS Doubleheaders
in 2015 HERE

PASS Coming to
Thunder Road
in 2015 HERE

ACT and PASS
Reach Agreement
for 2015 HERE

2015 Date Announced
For 42nd Annual
Oxford 250 HERE

2015 Entry Forms, Entry Lists,
& Event Schedules

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2015 Licenses

| LISTING of 2015 LICENSED DRIVERS |
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| 2015 Super Late Model License Form |

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2015 Date Announced For
42nd Annual Oxford 250
2015 Lap Board HERE

OXFORD, ME (August 27) – Oxford Plains Speedway owner Tom Mayberry announced today that the 42nd Annual Oxford 250 will move to a new date starting in 2015. The richest single day short track racing event in North America will now be contested August 28-30, 2015. The Oxford 250 will once again be a Pro All Stars Series (PASS) sanctioned, “open” Super Late Model event, with qualifying heat races and feature racing for the PASS Super Late Models on August 30 to continue the single day tradition the race has become famous for.

Oxford Plains Speedway officials felt that the move to August was needed to accommodate fans who might want to also attend events scheduled for next July at nearby New Hampshire Motor Speedway.

“By announcing the move of the 42nd Annual Oxford 250 to August 30, 2015, we feel this will give ample time to our fans who are looking to plan their summer vacations around this prestigious event,” said Mayberry. “The Oxford 250 is arguably the biggest event in short track racing and we look forward to seeing everyone next August.”

A full schedule of events and support divisions for the 42nd Annual Oxford 250 at Oxford Plains Speedway will be announced in the near future.

For media or marketing questions please contact Alan Dietz at alandietzpass@live.com or 704-231-2039. More details will be announced soon.

CHARLIE ROCKWELL NAMED
NEW CHIEF TECHNICAL
INSPECTOR FOR 2014
PASS NORTH SERIES RACES

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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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 (11/19):
Inside PASS wraps up the 2014 season Wednesday night as Dennis Michelsen and Alan Dietz break down the 9th Annual Mason Dixon Meltdown with first time winner Trevor Noles. Plus, we'll catch up with PASS South Super Late Model Champion, Tyler Church, and 3-Time PASS National Champion, Ben Rowe. And, we'll update more schedule news heading into the off season.

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Miller Electric Mfg. Co. Launches
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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.

Ordering Hoosier Practice Tires:

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.

TRANSPONDER REMINDER!
All SUPER LATE MODEL teams that
do not have their own transponders must contact PASS Tech:
North: Charlie Rockwell at 802-754-2822 after 5 PM.
South: Kyler Honeycut at 704-791-6115.

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Miller Electric Mfg. Co. Launches all NEW Miller Owners Club

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.

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Interested Miller equipment owners are encouraged to sign up now at Owners.MillerWelds.com.
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Sunoco Signs
Multi-Year Agreement
with the
Pro All Stars Series

Naples ME - Pro All Stars Series (PASS) President Tom Mayberry and Sunoco Race Fuels have announced a multi-year agreement making Sunoco Supreme and Standard racing gasoline the official spec fuel for all five PASS touring series through 2011 and beyond.

The Pro All Stars Series sanctions and promotes five racing series in the eastern United States and Canada. 2011 marks the series’ eleventh anniversary.

“Sunoco has been with us from day one,” said Mayberry in making the announcement. “Mike Joy, John Holland, Charlie Holland and the entire crew at New England Race Fuels have played a major role in the growth of our organization from a single northern New England based tour to five individual series with races from Florida to Maritime Canada. As we expanded to the southeast we have had tremendous support from Sunoco distributors such as Hank Thomas Performance, and the fact that most every race track where we compete pumps Sunoco Race Fuel makes it a perfect partnership, one that we hope will continue for many years to come.”

2015 Super Late Model Rules

	THE EASTER BUNNY 150 Fri-Sat, April 3rd-4th

Must See Racing Sprint Cars to Join PASS Super Late Models for Easter Bunny 150 at Hickory
Easter Bunny Weekend Expands to Two Days; Sprints Ready for “Southern Showdown”
CHARLOTTE, NC (January 29) - Pro All Stars Series (PASS) President Tom Mayberry is pleased to announce that a deal has been finalized to include the Must See Racing Sprint Cars at this year's Easter Bunny 150 weekend at Hickory Motor Speedway. Additionally, the 10th Annual Easter Bunny 150 weekend will expand to a two day show for the first time in the prestigious event's history. The Easter Bunny 150 will be the second PASS National Championship Series race of 2015 and will feature the best Super Late Model racers from the North and South. For the Must See Racing Sprints, the event is shaping up to be a 'Southern Showdown' as the Tampa Bay Area Racing Association (TBARA) teams are invited to participate. The TBARA has been in a dormant state since club members decided to temporarily put the series in hiatus several weeks ago. A vote by the club in the coming weeks will determine if the TBARA will accept the invitation. "The Easter Bunny 150 has always been exciting because it brings the best Super Late Model racers from the North and South together in one of the biggest short track races of the Spring," said PASS President Tom Mayberry. "The addition of the Must See Racing Sprint Cars only adds to this great event. It will give our fans the chance to not only see Winged Sprint Cars race on asphalt, but it will also give them a glimpse of some of the fastest cars to race on short tracks period. These guys have been setting track records everywhere they go and I wouldn't be surprised at all to see them do the same at Hickory." This will mark the first ever visit to Hickory Motor Speedway for the Must See Racing Sprint Cars. Hickory and the Easter Bunny 150 weekend will open the 2015 campaign for the Midwest's best asphalt Winged Sprint Car drivers as they get set to compete against some of the South's best "Winged Warriors." The 'Southern Showdown' will pit the top Southern and Northern winged pavement sprint cars head-to-head. This event could prove to be one of the biggest pavement sprint cars events ever held in the South in recent seasons. In addition, the event is expected to draw the top pavement sprint cars drivers from across the nation. "We have been very fortunate to open the season in the Deep South over the last several years, however, because of the current state of pavement sprint car racing in Florida and the opportunity to race in a different part of the country, we decided to take advantage of the offer to compete at the first class Hickory Motor Speedway in a great event with PASS," said Must See Racing's Jim Hanks. "A two night event will attract race teams and give the fans plenty of wheel to wheel racing action. The event is closer to our home base, introduces the unparalleled speed of winged pavement sprint cars to new fans, plus, the track length and configuration at Hickory is perfect to have the Northern MSR 410's and the Southern 360's compete evenly and fairly without compromising the rule books or very importantly, the engines. We are really looking forward to starting the season at this new and exciting area, track and event." For the first time ever, the Easter Bunny 150 weekend will expand to two days, beginning on Friday afternoon, April 3 with practice for the PASS Super Late Models, Must See Sprint Cars and support divisions and will be followed by twin 25 lap qualifying races for the Must See Sprint Cars and features for the PASS Pro Late Models and Legends cars. Then, on Saturday, April 4, the PASS Super Late Models will compete in the 10th Annual Easter Bunny 150 along with the 40 lap "Southern Showdown" for the Must See Racing Sprint Cars and features for the USAC HPD Eastern Midgets and Legends. 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 and the legendary Oxford 250 at Oxford Plains Speedway. For media or marketing questions, please contact Alan Dietz at 704-231-2039 or alandietzpass@live.com. Don't forget to "Like" the Pro All Stars Series on Facebook or follow us on Twitter at @PASSSLM14 to keep up with breaking news as it happens.

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Nick Robinson Moves To PASS South
Super Late Models Full-Time In 2015

CHARLOTTE, NC (January 22) – Pro All Stars Series (PASS) Pro Late Model veteran Nick Robinson plans to make the move up to compete full-time in the PASS South Super Late Model division in 2015. The move comes following a solid year in 2014 which saw Robinson score his first career PASS Pro Late Model win at Hickory Motor Speedway in September and finish fifth in the final standings.

“Our goals for 2015 are to finish in the top-10 throughout the year and run consistently at each track,” said Robinson, who is still seeking additional sponsorship for his family owned team. “I know I will be running against some tough competition and I can’t wait to be a part of it all.”

The 13-year-old native of Clayton, NC, has shown consistent improvement since he started competing in the PASS Pro Late Model division in 2012. Despite several strong runs early in 2014, Robinson was plagued by a variety of problems that kept him out of victory lane. That all changed in September at Hickory with a dominating performance as Robinson captured his first career checkered flag. An emotional win that proved not only popular with Robinson’s friends and family, but his competitors as well.

“The win at Hickory was big to me and my team because we were consistently fast at all of the races leading up to Hickory, we just never had them finish out the way we wanted them to,” says Robinson. “When the race was done, it was an awesome feeling to wave the checkered flag and celebrate with everyone who made it happen.”

Prior to that event at Hickory, though, Robinson actually made his PASS South Super Late Model debut at South Boston Speedway in August. Robinson qualified well and was knocking on the door of the top-10 when a mechanical problem sidelined him and relegated him to a 24th place finish.

“Well the biggest difference to me was the power and weight of the car,” said Robinson. “I could definitely feel the difference in the speed at South Boston, which is an awesome track to have my debut at. Last year was a great learning experience for me. I had fun learning how to set up my car and make the proper changes to improve the car at the track.”

The Nick Robinson Racing team recently purchased a brand new chassis from Robert Hamke of Hamke Race Cars & Parts and plans to begin testing in the coming weeks.

The PASS South Super Late Model division will be kicking off the 2015 season on Saturday, March 7 at Dillon Motor Speedway as part of the 10th Annual South Carolina Clash. The Pro All Stars Series is recognized as North America’s premier sanctioning body for asphalt Super Late Models and boasts such marquee events as the legendary Oxford 250 at Oxford Plains Speedway and PASS South’s Easter Bunny 150 at the historic Hickory Motor Speedway.

For technical information concerning all PASS divisions please send questions to passracing@roadrunner.com. For media or marketing questions, please contact Alan Dietz at 704-231-2039 or alandietzpass@live.com. And, don’t forget to “Like” the Pro All Stars Series on Facebook or follow us on Twitter @PASSSLM14 to keep up with breaking news as it happens.

PASS Racer Spotlight: Matt Murphy
Honors MLK’s Dream Through Racing

CHARLOTTE, NC (January 19) – Pro All Stars Series (PASS) Pro Late Model racer Matt Murphy draws inspiration, as do many others like him, through the words and example of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. But for many, the 14-year-old aspiring race car driver from Charlotte, NC is himself an inspiration.

Murphy started out racing Go Karts and Junior Dragsters when he was just 6 –years-old before eventually moving up in to the Bandolero division. Now in his second year racing PASS Pro Late Models, Murphy showed great improvement in 2014, finishing third in overall points with six top 5 finishes, including a career best third place finish at Dillon Motor Speedway last March. As the 2014 season wound down, Murphy was consistently challenging for top five finishes thanks, in large part, to a collaborative effort between Crew Chief Michael Rouse, Dean Clattenberg, and Bill Pink, along with New Day Motorsports’ Jeff Day and Brandon Ward. Those results have Murphy firmly focused on a singular goal in 2015…winning.

“Our plan for this year is to win a championship,” said Murphy. “Our performance really picked up at the end of last season. I’m really looking forward to racing at Southern National again and can’t wait to hit one of the new tracks on the schedule for 2015, Concord Speedway.”

With support from LA& B Construction, Cool Shirt Cooling Systems, Matt Enterprise, and DW Designs, Matt Murphy is confident he will get the #7 into the winner’s circle in 2015. But, racing is just a part of what makes this young African-American driver special. Matt has created a community service effort called Project S.H.A.R.E (Sacrificing Hands are Real Examples). Project S.H.A.R.E focuses on providing resources to create a better lifestyle for homeless youth. He is also a motivational speaker, telling his story at schools, churches, festivals, and community related events throughout North Carolina. And, a book, S.K.I.D Kids, has even been written about Matt’s story aimed at building confidence and self-esteem among youth. Murphy says he is just doing his part to carry on Martin Luther King, Jr.’s vision.

“Dr. King was led by God and was committed to his dream, no matter what the costs were,” says Murphy. “Dr. King’s dream inspires me to do my best on the track, to be a role model for the younger generation, and to realize that my dream to become a professional race car driver is possible.”

Matt Murphy will take his next step when the PASS Pro Late Models join the PASS South Super Late Model division in kicking off the 2015 season on Saturday, March 7 at Dillon Motor Speedway as part of the 10th Annual South Carolina Clash. Please visit ProAllStarsSeries.com for more information.

The Pro All Stars Series is recognized as North America’s premier sanctioning body for asphalt Super Late Models and boasts such marquee events as the legendary Oxford 250 at Oxford Plains Speedway and PASS South’s Easter Bunny 150 at the historic Hickory Motor Speedway. For technical information concerning all PASS divisions please send questions to passracing@roadrunner.com. For media or marketing questions, please contact Alan Dietz at 704-231-2039 or alandietzpass@live.com. And, don’t forget to “Like” the Pro All Stars Series on Facebook or follow us on Twitter @PASSSLM14 to keep up with breaking news as it happens.


PASS Returning To Ace Speedway In 2015 For Labor Day Classic Madhouse Modifieds, PASS Pro Lates, & USAC Eastern Midgets Complete Labor Day Racing Card
CHARLOTTE, NC (January 16) – Pro All Stars Series (PASS) officials, along with representatives of Short Track Management, are pleased to announce the return of the PASS South Super Late Model and PASS Pro Late Model divisions to Ace Speedway in Altamahaw, NC in 2015. The 4th Running of the Labor Day Classic at Ace Speedway will take place on Labor Day afternoon, Monday, September 7, 2015. In addition to PASS, the Madhouse Modifieds, which are featured at the legendary Bowman Gray Stadium in Winston-Salem, NC, will compete in Twin 25 lap features under Stadium rules and on Stadium tires. The USAC Eastern Midgets will complete the entertaining Labor Day afternoon festivities of racing at Ace Speedway. “We’re really glad to be returning to Ace Speedway in 2015 for this exciting card of racing on Labor Day,” said PASS President Tom Mayberry. “Ace always provides great fender-to-fender action and has some of the best fans in short track racing. We’re really glad to partner with Bill [Catania] and all the folks at Short Track Management as they begin their new venture at Ace Speedway.” Short Track Management CEO Bill Catania recently acquired the lease to promote events at Ace Speedway in 2015 and has been a long-time competitor in the PASS South Super Late Model division. Catania finished 10th in PASS South Super Late Model points in 2012 and is excited to have PASS featured as the biggest event of the season at Ace Speedway. "There is arguably no better door-to-door, fender rubbing racing than the Pro All Stars Series,” says Catania. “The size and configuration at Ace sets the stage for a true bullring showdown. As a PASS competitor I won't miss this race for anything and as a fan I would put it at the top of my list. I have tremendous respect for Tom Mayberry - he has arguably built the most action packed product in short track racing and I'm glad that the path to the 2015 PASS South Super Late Model championship will run through Ace Speedway.” The Labor Day Classic returns to the PASS South schedule for the first time since 2012 after having rotated from North Wilkesboro Speedway to Ace Speedway, and finally to Caraway Speedway. However, this will be the first time the Classic has actually been held on Labor Day. This will be the fifth time PASS has competed at Ace Speedway, with Andy Loden, Ryan Blaney, Clay Rogers, and most recently, Tyler Church all going to victory lane there in the past. The Pro All Stars Series is recognized as North America’s premier sanctioning body for asphalt Super Late Models and boasts such marquee events as the legendary Oxford 250 at Oxford Plains Speedway and PASS South’s Easter Bunny 150 at the historic Hickory Motor Speedway. For technical information concerning all PASS divisions please send questions to passracing@roadrunner.com. For media or marketing questions, please contact Alan Dietz at 704-231-2039 or alandietzpass@live.com. And, don’t forget to “Like” the Pro All Stars Series on Facebook or follow us on Twitter @PASSSLM14 to keep up with breaking news as it happens.

Nick Lascoula Planning Part Time
PASS North Schedule In 2015

TEAM PR - Abington, Mass - The 2015 season will find Abington racer Nick Lascoula making the leap from the weekly Late Model wars at Seekonk Speedway to a schedule of 10 Super Late Model races with the Pro All Star Series (PASS) North division, returning home to Seekonk only to run the three-race Triple Crown Series for the Pro Stocks.

The change signals a new challenge for Nick as he tries to move one step closer to realizing his NASCAR dream.

"When my team and I started talking late last season about 2015, we agreed that it was time to take a next step. We just had to figure out what the right next step was. We chose to run the PASS North Series because it's a strong, competitive series that will force me to learn to adapt to the touring style of racing where you run a different track each race. We are running 10 of their races, leaving out the ones in Canada and the one in New York because those are the furthest away for us."

What tracks will Nick be competing at, then?

"We're going to run the three races at Beech Ridge and the three at Oxford (both in Maine)," he said. "The series runs once each at Star Speedway and Lee Speedway (New Hampshire), Thunder Road (Vermont) and Speedway 95 (Maine) so we're planning to race those as well. The goal for me in all of those races is just to qualify. Then, if we qualify, to finish. For our first year, if we can do that, we're going to be fine. Anything more is a bonus!"

Nick will be back at Seekonk for all three of the Pro Stock triple crown events as well.

"We feel like we can contend for wins in those three races," the driver confirmed. "But again, the competition is strong and we're going to have to bring our best. I will also be running the three Triple Crown Legends races, I think, so it will be fun to keep a little bit of a hand in that series since we will still be supplying the parts there through Nick's Pit Stop."

Champion Spark Plugs has agreed to continue their partnership with Nick Lascoula Racing in 2015. Other partners are being solidified and will be announced shortly.

Fans can follow Nick through his Facebook page (Fans of Nick Lascuola) and his Twitter Page (@NickLascuola39).

His website is found at www.NickLascoula.com.

You can also download his driver app - Lascuola Racing - at either the I-Tunes Store or Google Play Store.

About Nick Lascuola

17-year-old Nick Lascuola has completed his rookie season of racing Late Model stock cars at Seekonk Speedway in Seekonk, Massachussetts while also competing for the fourth straight year in the INEX Legends Cars.

He finished 5th in Seekonk Late Model track points with four second place finishes and top fives in each of the track's 50-lap specials during the season.

He won the 2013 and 2014 Seekonk Speedway INEX Legends Car track championships.

He has won the Massachusetts state Legends Car championship three times in the last four years, wearing the crown in 2011, 2012 and 2014. He finished 9th in the Nation in 2012.

Nick set Seekonk track records this year for most wins in a season in one division with 7, most consecutive wins in one division (9) and charged his way to 20th in the track's all-time win list ahead of some of the finest competitors to ever sit in a race car, including NASCAR Sprint Cup Series winner Ron Bouchard and Modified all-star Leo Cleary.

Nick is being coached and promoted by Performance Coach Tom Baker of Team Full Throttle in Charlotte, N.C.

His marketing partners include Nick's Pit Stop, The Brake Man, Powder-Pro.net, Barrett's Haunted Mansion, Champion Spark Plugs, The Joie Of Seating, Beagle Printing, and Crow Collision.

Kruczek Ready For Run At PASS Northeast Super Late Model Challenge in 2015

NAPLES, ME (January 12) – After two seasons of competing in a partial Pro All Stars Series (PASS) Super Late Model schedule, Newmarket, NH driver Bryan Kruczek is ready to make the next step in his racing career. Kruczek will compete full-time in 2015 and hopes to contend for the new PASS Northeast Super Late Model Challenge. Unlike the overall PASS North Super Late Model series, the PASS Northeast Super Late Model Challenge will allow drivers to compete for a separate title in the United States events only. For Kruczek, 2015 presented the perfect opportunity to race for his first PASS title.

“I feel like we are making a huge step in our program this year and look forward to stepping out of the shadows in 2015,” said Kruczek of his new opportunity.
Despite only making a limited number of starts over the last two seasons, Kruczek still managed to finish 11th in PASS North points in both 2013 and 2014. In 16 starts over the last two years, Kruczek has one top five finish and three top 10’s during that span of time.

In 2015, Kruczek will once again be joined by crew chief Miles Chapman and will pilot a brand new machine out of the Dale Shaw Race Cars stable. New to the team this year will be major sponsorship from Ouellette Associates Inc. headquartered in Brunswick, ME.

While the focus for Kruczek will be on the PASS Northeast Super Late Model Challenge, the team is currently planning to compete in the PASS North event at Canada’s Autodrome Chaudiere on Saturday, May 16. Depending on the results there, Kruczek could still possibly make a run at the overall PASS North Super Late Model title in 2015.

The 2015 PASS season will get under way on Saturday, March 7 when the PASS South Super Late Models and PASS Pro Late Models take to Dillon Motor Speedway for the 10th Annual South Carolina Clash. The PASS North Super Late Model season is slated to start on Saturday, April 18 with the Ripley & Fletcher Ford 150 at Oxford Plains Speedway.

The Pro All Stars Series is recognized as North America’s premier sanctioning body for asphalt Super Late Models and boasts such marquee events as the Easter Bunny 150 at Hickory Motor Speedway and the legendary Oxford 250 at Oxford Plains Speedway. For media or marketing questions, please contact Alan Dietz at 704-231-2039 or alandietzpass@live.com. Don’t forget to “Like” the Pro All Stars Series on Facebook or follow us on Twitter at @PASSSLM14 to keep up with breaking news as it happens.


PASS To Offer Dual Championships For Northern SLM Competitors In 2015; 4 PASS National Races Announced
NAPLES, ME (December 15) – Pro All Stars Series (PASS) officials announced today a unique championship format that will be awarded to Northeastern and Canadian Super Late Model competitors in 2015. PASS Super Late Model competitors will have the opportunity to race for an overall PASS North championship, which will encompass all 16 events on the 2015 schedule, or the PASS Northeast Super Late Model championship, which will only include the 12 events scheduled in New England. “Allowing our racers the option to compete for the overall PASS North championship or the new PASS Northeast Super Late Model championship is a big step forward for the series,” said PASS President Tom Mayberry. “This will allow racers who don’t have the funds or time to compete in the Canadian events a chance to still race for a championship. Likewise, the 2015 PASS North titlist will truly be able to call himself short track racing’s international champion.” In addition to the Northern Super Late Model champions, PASS will once again crown a PASS National Champion, determined by a combination of select events in the North and South, and the PASS South Super Late Model Champion, the Southeast’s premier Super Late Model Championship. The 2015 PASS National Championship schedule is nearly complete and will be fully released in the coming weeks. The PASS National Championship Series will begin with the Peach Blossom Special at Anderson Motor Speedway on Saturday, March 21. Hickory Motor Speedway’s Easter Bunny 150 on Saturday, April 4, 2015, a 200 lapper at Airborne Park Speedway in Plattsburgh, NY, and the 42nd Annual Oxford 250 at Oxford Plains Speedway on Sunday, August 30, 2015, are three of the premier events that will be included in the PASS National Championship. The Pro All Stars Series is recognized as North America’s premier sanctioning body for asphalt Super Late Models and boasts such marquee events as the Easter Bunny 150 at Hickory Motor Speedway and the legendary Oxford 250 at Oxford Plains Speedway. For media or marketing questions, please contact Alan Dietz at 704-231-2039 or alandietzpass@live.com. Don’t forget to “Like” the Pro All Stars Series on Facebook or follow us on Twitter at @PASSSLM14 to keep up with breaking news as it happens.

2015 Oxford 250 Entry Forms, PASS Registrations Now Available Online

NAPLES, ME (December 10) - Pro All Stars Series (PASS) officials have announced that entry forms for the 42nd Annual Oxford 250 at Oxford Plains Speedway are now available online HERE (left column). The 42nd Annual Oxford 250 is slated for August 28-30, 2015 and will once again continue its distinction as the richest single day motorsports event in the world with over $25,000 going to the winner of the PASS Super Late Model race.

PASS officials also announced that 2015 licenses are available online HERE (left column) for the Super Late Model, Pro Late Model, and Modified divisions. Drivers purchasing licenses for the 2015 season will receive bonus points for each race they are pre-registered for and will also save money towards any events that they enter early.

“We know a lot of teams are currently making plans for next year and we wanted to make these forms available for them now,” said PASS President Tom Mayberry. “The 42nd Annual Oxford 250 is already generating a lot of excitement amongst teams all over North America and we can’t wait to start seeing the entries come in.”

The Pro All Stars Series is recognized as North America’s premier sanctioning body for asphalt Super Late Models and boasts such marquee events as the Easter Bunny 150 at Hickory Motor Speedway and the legendary Oxford 250 at Oxford Plains Speedway. For media or marketing questions, please contact Alan Dietz at 704-231-2039 or alandietzpass@live.com. Don’t forget to “Like” the Pro All Stars Series on Facebook or follow us on Twitter at @PASSSLM14 to keep up with breaking news as it happens.

2015 PASS MODS Schedule

April 18 - Oxford Plains Speedway - Oxford, ME

April 19 - Oxford Plains Speedway Rain Date
or April 26 for Rain or if grounds are too wet

May 2 - Beech Ridge Motor Speedway - Scarborough, ME
THE SOUTHERN MAINE CRYSLER DODGE JEEP 150

May 30 - Oxford Plains Speedway - Oxford, ME

June 14 - Speedway 95 - Hermon, ME

June 26 - Lee USA Speedway - Lee, NH

July 11 - Beech Ridge Motor Speedway - Scarborough, ME
THE SOUTHERN MAINE CRYSLER DODGE JEEP 150

August 2 - Oxford Plains Speedway - Oxford, ME

August 29 - Oxford Plains Speedway - Oxford, ME

August 30 - 42nd Annual Oxford 250 - Oxford Plains Speedway - Oxford, ME

September 19 - PASS 400 - Beech Ridge Motor Speedway - Scarborough, ME

September 20 - PASS 400 - Beech Ridge Motor Speedway - Scarborough, ME
THE SOUTHERN MAINE CRYSLER DODGE JEEP 300

October 3 - Oxford Plains Speedway - Oxford, ME
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Dates Subject To Change
Additional Dates Could Be Added

2015

Tentative 2015 PASS North
Super Late Model Schedule Released

Oxford Plains Speedway To Host 3 Events Including The 42nd Annual Oxford 250 Paying $25,000 To Win On Sunday, August 30
Thunder Road Speedway To Host PASS North Super Late Models For First Time Ever On Sunday, May 24
PASS Expands Into New York State For First Time With Major Event At Airborne Speedway July 18-19

NAPLES, ME (December 1) – Pro All Stars Series (PASS) officials announced today the release of the 2015 schedule for the PASS North Super Late Models. The Northeast’s top short trackers will once again compete at some of the top short tracks in New England and Quebec, highlighted by the 42nd Annual Oxford 250 at Oxford Plains Speedway. PASS will further expand into Vermont and New York in 2015 staging events in conjunction with the American-Canadian Tour (ACT). The PASS North Super Late Models will compete on at least 9 different speedways in 4 states and the Canadian province of Quebec in 2015.

“We’re very happy with the slate of tracks that we have assembled for our racers to compete on next year,” said PASS President Tom Mayberry. “There has already been a lot of excitement surrounding our new partnership with ACT and our fans seem to be excited for what’s in store for 2015. The Oxford 250 continues to be one of short track racing’s biggest events and we believe it will be even bigger and better than ever come next August.”

The 42nd Annual Oxford 250 moves to a new weekend in 2015 with racers from all across North America expected to compete for $25,000 to win, plus guaranteed lap leader money on August 28-30. In addition, Oxford Plains Speedway will host the PASS North Super Late Model season opener on Saturday, April 18, along with the ACT Late Models, and will crown the PASS North champion with the season finale on Saturday, October 3.

Maine’s Beech Ridge Motor Speedway will host the PASS North Super Late Models three times in 2015 on Saturday, May 2, Saturday, July 11, and the PASS 400 Weekend on September 19-20. Speedway 95 in Hermon, ME returns to the PASS North schedule for a second straight year with a 150 lap event slated for Sunday, June 14.

PASS will make its first of two trips in 2015 to the state of New Hampshire on Saturday, May 9 at Star Speedway. The series will return to the Granite State on Friday, June 26 for an event at Lee USA Speedway.

The Super Late Models of PASS will join the ACT Late Models at Thunder Road International Speedbowl for the first time ever in a Memorial Day weekend twin bill on Sunday, May 24. The PASS North Super Late Models will race 150 laps, and the Thunder Road Late Models will race for the Mekkelsen Memorial Day Classic 100 honors.

Airborne Park Speedway in Plattsburgh, NY will also play host to the two most popular traveling series in the US and Quebec as two 200-lap features will take place for both PASS and ACT teams July 18-19. Qualifying will take place Saturday evening and feature races will be run on Sunday.

PASS will make the trip North of the border four times in 2015 as the series makes the trek up to Quebec. Autodrome Chaudiere will host the PASS North Super Late Models three times in 2015 beginning on Saturday, May 16 and then again on Saturday, June 20. The ACT Late Models will race in conjunction with the PASS North Super Late Models in a twin bill at Autodrome Chaudiere on Saturday, September 12. PASS will also return to Autodrome Montmagny in 2015 on Saturday, August 8.

An additional date is tentatively scheduled for August and will be announced at a later date.

Look for the PASS Modified schedule to be released in the near future.
The Pro All Stars Series is recognized as North America’s premier sanctioning body for asphalt Super Late Models and boasts such marquee events as the legendary Oxford 250 at Oxford Plains Speedway and PASS South’s Easter Bunny 150 at the historic Hickory Motor Speedway. For technical information concerning all PASS divisions please send questions to passracing@roadrunner.com. For media or marketing questions, please contact Alan Dietz at 704-231-2039 or alandietzpass@live.com.

Don’t forget to “Like” the Pro All Stars Series on Facebook or follow us on Twitter @PASSSLM14 to keep up with breaking news as it happens.

2015 PASS North Super Late Model Schedule

April 18 - Oxford Plains Speedway - Oxford, ME

April 19 - Oxford Plains Speedway Rain Date
or April 26 for Rain or if grounds are too wet

May 2 - Beech Ridge Motor Speedway - Scarborough, ME
THE SOUTHERN MAINE CRYSLER DODGE JEEP 150

May 9 - Star Speedway - Epping, NH

May 16 - Autdrome Chaudiere - Vallee-Jonction, QE

May 24 - Thunder Road International Speedbowl - Barre, VT

June 14 - Speedway 95 - Hermon, ME

June 20 - Autodrome Chaudiere - Vallee-Jonction, QE

June 26 - Lee USA Speedway - Lee, NH

July 11 - Beech Ridge Motor Speedway - Scarborough, ME
THE SOUTHERN MAINE CRYSLER DODGE JEEP 150

July 19 - Airborne Park Speedway - Plattsburgh, NY

August 2 - Oxford Plains Speedway - Oxford, ME

August 8 - Autodrome Montmagny - Montmagny, QE

August 30 - 42nd Annual Oxford 250 - Oxford Plains Speedway - Oxford, ME

September 12 - Autodrome Chaudiere - Vallee-Jonction, QE

September 20 - PASS 400 - Beech Ridge Motor Speedway - Scarborough, ME
THE SOUTHERN MAINE CRYSLER DODGE JEEP 300

October 3 - Oxford Plains Speedway - Oxford, ME

Dates Subject To Change
Additional Dates Could Be Added

PASS Finalizes 2015
South Super Late Model &
Pro Late Model Dates

Hickory Motor Speedway to host season-ending Mason Dixon Meltdown for the first time, in addition to the traditional running of the Easter Bunny 150 in the Spring

Series will host first racing event of any kind since 2012 at Concord Speedway on Memorial Day weekend

Myrtle Beach Speedway and Anderson Motor Speedway return to PASS schedule in 2015

CHARLOTTE, NC (November 24) – Pro All Stars Series (PASS) officials announced today that the 2015 schedules have been finalized for both the PASS South Super Late Model and PASS Pro Late Model divisions. With 15 dates confirmed, including a final event to be added in October, the PASS South Super Late Models will compete at 11 different venues in 4 states over the course of the 2015 season.

“Due to some circumstances out of our control, we had to move a couple of dates around and wanted to get our schedule finalized as quickly as possible so our teams can start planning for next year,” said PASS President Tom Mayberry. “We believe this is one of the strongest schedules we have ever put together and are excited about the possibilities 2015 presents for the South’s top Super and Pro Late Models.”

The PASS South Super Late Models and PASS Pro Late Models will now compete at both Anderson Motor Speedway in South Carolina and the Caraway Speedway in North Carolina twice each in 2015. Anderson Motor Speedway will host both PASS divisions on Saturday, March 21, featuring a 150 lap event for the PASS South Super Late Models. This is in addition to the previously announced Electric City 125 that will be held at Anderson on Friday night, June 19.

Caraway Speedway will once again host the PASS South Super Late Models on Saturday, November 7 for the always popular North-South Shootout, but the speedway will now host two PASS events for the first time since 2013. The PASS South Super Late Models will be featured in the Piedmont Pride 150 on Saturday night, July 25, along with the PASS Pro Late Models as they return to Caraway Speedway.

PASS is currently in negotiations for an event on either Saturday, October 17 or Saturday, October 24. Additional details will be coming soon once that event has been confirmed.

Look for schedules for the PASS North Super Late Models, PASS Modifieds, PASS Sportsman to be released in the near future.

And, don’t forget, the biggest short track race on asphalt has a new date in 2015. The 42nd Annual Oxford 250 at Oxford Plains Speedway in Maine will take the green on Sunday, August 30, 2015, paying $25,000 to the winner plus lap leader bonus money.

The Pro All Stars Series is recognized as North America’s premier sanctioning body for asphalt Super Late Models and boasts such marquee events as the legendary Oxford 250 at Oxford Plains Speedway, PASS South’s Easter Bunny 150 at the historic Hickory Motor Speedway, and the Triple Crown at Autodrome Chaudiere.

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 @PASSSLM14 to keep up with breaking news as it happens.

2015 PASS South Super Late Model Schedule

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March 7 - Dillon Motor Speedway (150 laps) - Dillon, SC

March 21 - Anderson Motor Speedway (150 laps) - Williamston, SC

April 4 - Hickory Motor Speedway (150 laps) - Hickory, NC

April 25 - Myrtle Beach Speedway (125 laps) - Myrtle Beach, SC

May 8 - Kingsport Speedway (150 laps) - Kingsport, TN

May 22 - Concord Speedway (125 laps) - Concord, NC

June 6 - South Boston Speedway (150 laps) - South Boston, VA

June 19 - Anderson Motor Speedway (125 laps) - Williamston, SC

July 3 - Greenville Pickens Speedway (125 laps) - Easley, SC

July 25 - Caraway Speedway (150 laps) - Sophia, NC

August 15 - South Boston Speedway (150 laps) - South Boston, VA

September 7 - Ace Speedway (125 laps) - Altamahaw, NC

September 26 - Southern National Motorsports Park (150 laps) - Lucama, NC

October 17/24 - To Be Announced

November 7 - Caraway Speedway (150 laps) - Sophia, NC

November 21 - Hickory Motor Speedway (200 laps) - Hickory, NC

Dates Subject To Change

Additional Dates Could Be Added

2015 PASS South Pro Late Model Schedule

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March 7 - Dillon Motor Speedway - Dillon, SC

March 21 - Anderson Motor Speedway - Williamston, SC

April 4 - Hickory Motor Speedway - Hickory, NC

April 25 - Myrtle Beach Speedway - Myrtle Beach, SC

May 8 - Kingsport Speedway - Kingsport, TN

May 22 - Concord Speedway - Concord, NC

June 19 - Anderson Motor Speedway - Williamston, SC

July 3 - Greenville Pickens Speedway - Easley, SC

July 25 - Caraway Speedway - Sophia, NC

September 7 - Ace Speedway - Altamahaw, NC

September 26 - Southern National Motorsports Park - Lucama, NC

October 17/24 - To Be Announced

November 21 - Hickory Motor Speedway - Hickory, NC

Dates Subject To Change

Additional Dates Could Be Added

	2015 PASS SOUTH SCHEDULE UPDATES
*PASS SOUTH Adds Date At Kingsport;* *Teams With KOMA Modifieds At Concord, Kingsport*
CHARLOTTE, NC (November 17) – Pro All Stars Series (PASS) officials have added a new race date to the 2015 PASS South Super Late Model schedule at Kingsport Speedway in Tennessee and new details concerning the May race date at Concord Speedway in North Carolina. Additionally, PASS will partner for the first time with the KOMA Unwind Modified Madness Series to feature both premier tours at the events at Kingsport and Concord. "We're very excited to announce the addition to Kingsport to our schedule and are very glad the KOMA Unwind Modifieds will be joining us there and at Concord," said PASS President Tom Mayberry. "Our new partnership with the KOMA Unwind Modified Tour will allow us to present two mega-events to our fans that will feature the best Super Late Model and Modifed racers in short track racing." The PASS South Super Late Models and KOMA Unwind Modifieds will first partner on Friday night, May 8, 2015, to help celebrate the 50th Anniversary season at Kingsport Speedway. The event will revitalize the "Daniel Boone Classic" held originally at Newport Speedway in the late 2000's. This will be the first event for both series at the 3/8 mile speedway which will present a unique challenge as the only concrete track on their schedules. PASS and the KOMA Modifieds will once again partner for the "Old Glory Twin 125's" at Concord Speedway to kickoff the popular Memorial Day weekend of racing. One slight change to the schedule is that the event which was originally scheduled for Saturday will move to Friday night May 22, 2015. Saturday will now be utilized as a rain date if needed. The PASS South Super Late Models and PASS Pro Late Models will return on Saturday, March 7, 2015 to kickoff the season at Dillon Motor Speedway with the 10th Annual South Carolina Clash Don’t forget, to “Like” the Pro All Stars Series on Facebook or follow us on Twitter at @PASSSLM14.

BELL - NOLES - ROWE

Noles Conquers Meltdown At Southern National; Rowe, Church Claim PASS Titles

LUCAMA, NC (November 15) – Trevor Noles capitalized on a bold 3-wide move with 10 laps to go to pass Christopher Bell and Jody Measamer and win Saturday afternoon’s Mason Dixon Meltdown 200 at Southern National Motorsports Park. Noles victory was his first career Pro All Stars Series (PASS) South Super Late Model triumph and also marked the first series win for the Coulter Motorsports team.

“We finally got the monkey off our back and I just can’t thank Coulter Motorsports and Randy Renfrow, they give me 110 percent every week,” said Noles in victory lane. “I drove just as hard as I could those last few laps and we’re finally here where we belong. It’s been a long, cold weekend and I just can’t thank everybody enough for being here today.”

In qualifying, Jared Irvan shattered the old track record by more than a tenth of a second for his second career quick qualifying time with a lap of 98.186 miles per hour. In the top 10 qualifiers redraw, Irvan would pull pill number 9, while Tyler Dippel and Derek Ramstrom would move up to the front row.

On a very cold and brisk afternoon, Dippel and Ramstrom led the 31 car starting field to green. Dippel would lead the first five laps before Ramstrom moved by in turn three to take the lead. PASS South points leader Tyler Church experienced major mechanical problems early on heading to the pit area for over 30 laps on lap 8. With Church in the pits, the focus was on his nearest championship rival, Cole Timm, who was having a strong run inside the top 10.

Following a caution for a spin by Karl Weber in turn two on lap 31, Ramstrom and Austin Wayne Self would lead the field back to green for the restart. Self got a good start on the outside as the field roared into turn one. Ramstrom battled back on the low side, but spun exiting turn two in front of the entire field. The cars of Brandon Lynn, David Garbo, Jr., and Jeff Batten all made hard contact as they tried to avoid Ramstrom. All four drivers were eliminated in the crash.

On the ensuing restart, Dippel would have a mechanical problem and stop on the frontstretch to bring out a caution. Dippel pulled his car in to the pits and out of the race, handing Ben Rowe his 3rd career PASS National Championship.

Self and Christopher Bell were the class of the field much of the first half of the Mason Dixon Meltdown, but once they entered lapped traffic, the lead duo was joined by the cars of Timm and Brandon Setzer. On lap 108, Bell moved around Self to take the lead and began to quickly stretch his advantage. The caution would wave on lap 125 to allow teams to refuel and change two tires.

On the restart with 75 laps, Timm appeared to break an axle on his machine while running third. Timm would soon retire from the event giving Church his first career PASS South Super Late Model title, despite his problems from earlier in the race.
After a trio of cautions for relatively minor spins, Bell and Self again raced hard on the restart with Bell coming out on top in his Toyota. Self continued to struggle losing second to Setzer and would eventually fall out of the race.

Setzer quickly closed in on Bell for the lead as they entered lapped traffic. With 30 laps to go, Setzer took advantage of contact between Bell and Roger Lee Newton to take the lead exiting turn two. Setzer appeared to be cruising to his first career Super Late Model win when a broken rear suspension sent Setzer out of the race with 11 laps to go and brought out the ninth caution of the night.

On the restart, Bell and Jody Measamer brought the field to green, but Trevor Noles, who was in third, darted to the inside making an aggressive move to power by the leaders in turn one. As the field headed down the back straightaway, contact between Measamer and Rowe racing for third place sent Measamer hard into the outside wall.

This would give Bell one more shot at Noles, but Noles was again too quick on the restart. Despite Bell’s best efforts, Noles held on for his first career Mason Dixon Meltdown win. Rounding out the top five were Bell, Rowe, Dalton Sargeant, and Harrison Burton. Completing the top 10 were Wayne Helliwell, Jr., Jared Fryar, Newton, Michael Rouse, and Matt Craig.

Following the race, Rowe and Church joined Noles on the front straightaway to celebrate their championships. A very relieved Church expressed his gratitude following their frustrating race.

“I knew I was in trouble when we were sitting in the pits, but I told the Good Lord to take care of this and this is where we’re at,” said Church afterwards. “I’ve got to thank Harold [Johnson] and Preston [Peltier] for getting us into this, but me and my daddy have worked hard on this car. This is special and me and daddy will always cherish this moment.”

After a year that saw him go winless, Rowe was happy, not only for his third PASS National Championship, but to finish the season out on a high note.

“It feels like a win for us to finish third, I mean we’ve struggled all year long,” said Rowe. “It’s a fun series that PASS puts on. You go to all these different tracks in the North and South and Canada and see all these different fans and it’s a pretty neat deal.”

In the PASS Pro Late Model division, Kodie Conner took the lead from Jacob Schneider and never looked back as he went on to claim his fifth win of the season. Rounding out the top five were Erik Nash, Schneider, Ryan Krachun, and Matt Murphy. Walker Yates finished sixth en route to claiming his first career PASS Pro Late Model division title.

Clint Fields led flag-to-flag for the Pee Dee/Coastal Supertruck win over Jimmy Herrington, Kevin Parsons, Clay Thomas, and Tommy Peregoy.

Chris Lamb led every lap for the USAC Eastern Midget win over Scott Hunter, Kyle Craker, Blaine Leydig, and Jessica Bean.

Although the season is complete, the PASS South Super Late Models and PASS Pro Late Models will return on Saturday, March 7, 2015 to kickoff the season at Dillon Motor Speedway with the 10th Annual South Carolina Clash.

And, don’t forget, to “Like” the Pro All Stars Series on Facebook or follow us on Twitter at @PASSSLM14.





*Photos by Laura - LWpictures.com*

PASS SUPER LATE MODELS at SOUTHERN NATIONAL
UNOFFICIAL RACE RESULTS - 11-15-14

A1) 2 – Trevor Noles 200
2) 52 – Christopher Bell 200
3) 4n – Ben Rowe 200
4) 5s – Dalton Sargeant 200
5) 12 – Harrison Burton 200
6) 27 – Wayne Helliwell, Jr. 200
7) 41 – Jared Fryar 200
8) 33 – Roger Lee Newton 198
9) 23 – Michael Rouse 198
10) 54 – Matt Craig 198
11) 12j – Trey Jarrell 197
12) 73 – Joey Doiron 195
13) 84 – Martin Latulippe 194
14) 98 – Jody Measamer 189
15) 5 – Steve Legendre 189
16) 6 – Brandon Setzer 187

17) 07 – Austin Wayne Self 177
18) 28 – Jared Irvan 148
19) 51 – Karl Weber 148
20) 16 – Lucas Jones 143
21) 57 – Cole Timm 140
22) 8f – Tate Fogleman 123
23) 42 – Eric St. Gelais 104
24) 28x – Justin Gill 67
25) 7 – Tyler Church 65
26) 45 – Mark Beard 42
27) 1 – Tyler Dippel 32
28) 35 – Derek Ramstrom 31
29) 4 – Brandon Lynn 31
30) 49 – Jeff Batten 31
31) 8 – David Garbo, Jr. 31

| SLM Entries Received - SONAT - 11 -15 |

NASH - CONNER - SCHNEIDER

PASS PRO LATE MODELS at SOUTHERN NATIONAL
UNOFFICIAL RACE RESULTS - 11-15-14

1) 45 – Kodie Conner
2) 1x – Erik Nash
3) 81 – Jacob Schneider
4) 49 – Ryan Krachun
5) 7 – Matt Murphy

6) 02 – Walker Yates
7) 72 – Pete Johns
8) 24 – Mason Diaz
9) 24j – JP Josiasse
10) 11x – Jeremy Haudricourt



Airborne & Chaudiere Will Host ACT/PASS Doubleheaders in 2015
Waterbury, VT – Another agreement between the Pro All Star Series (PASS) and the American Canadian Tour (ACT) adds more welcome news for Late Model race fans and teams in the Northeast. Two more ‘doubleheader’ type events will be held following the announcement a week ago that the Oxford Plains Speedway would open the 2015 season with the first-ever PASS/ACT combination event on Saturday April 18, 2015. The ACT International held at Airborne Park Speedway in Plattsburgh, NY on July 18 and 19, 2015 will play host to the two most popular traveling series in the US and Quebec. The races will be comprised of two 200-lap features for both PASS and ACT teams. Qualifying will take place Saturday evening and feature races will be run on Sunday. Jamie Atkins, owner of Airborne Park Speedway said, “We are very excited about hosting this event. The ACT races we have at Airborne are some of the most competitive on any track that ACT competes at. I am sure the PASS Super Late Model cars will enjoy their experience on our half mile just as much. This should be a great summer weekend of racing for teams from throughout New England, New York and certainly Quebec.” A final September combination event for the ACT Late Models and PASS Super Late Models has been set with the popular Autodrome Chaudiere, located east of Quebec City in Vallée Jonction, QC. The fast quarter mile has hosted ACT events from its opening in 2006, and over the past three years the Super Late Models have been part of the Chaudiere season of racing. “This is very good news for Quebec race fans and teams. Having this combination event at Chaudiere join both Oxford Plains and Airborne is spectacular! We are pleased to have this on the ACT Quebec schedule for 2015,” said ACT Quebec Manager, Sylvain Brouillette. In a related piece of news, the American Canadian Tour has also scheduled a standalone event for Saturday, June 27, 2015 at the Oxford Plains Speedway in Maine. All schedules (ACT US & Quebec and PASS North) are expected to be completed and released within the next week or two. For additional information contact the ACT office at 802.244.6963 or media@acttour.com or visit acttour.com or proallstarsseries.com.

Tyler Church Looks To Clinch PASS South Title At Mason Dixon Meltdown

CHARLOTTE, NC (November 13) – Entering this weekend’s 9th Annual Mason Dixon Meltdown at Southern National Motorsports Park, Hickory, NC’s Tyler Church is on the cusp of winning his first Pro All Stars Series (PASS) South Super Late Model championship. Church comes into Saturday afternoon’s race as the defending winner and with a 40 point lead over second year Super Late Model driver Cole Timm.

After competing in a partial schedule in 2013, Church captured his first PASS South win in the Over The Mountain 150 at Hickory Motor Speedway last September. But, it was a dominating performance in the Mason Dixon Meltdown at Southern National that not proved Church and his small family-owned team could compete with the best that short track racing has to offer.

“It was big because it was finally another racetrack that we were able to win at,” says Church. “You know Hickory is home and that was special. But, there was a lot of good cars at both races and I was honored to be able to win at both races.”
Church has emerged as one of the most consistent drivers in PASS South, scoring six top 5’s and 10 top 10’s in 13 starts this season. But despite a win at Ace Speedway back in May, Church believes his Church’s Carpet Chevrolet has been capable of performing even better as he seeks to become the first back-to-back winner of the Meltdown.

“I hope we can run as good at Southern National this time as we have every other time we’ve been there,” said Church. “I feel l like we could have won both races there earlier in the season. My Dad and I have worked so hard this year. We’ve been so close and fast so many times this year, but haven’t had a bit of luck the last half of this year.”

Church has struggled in recent weeks, finishing 13th at Orange County Speedway in October after breaking an axle while running third with 10 laps to go. And, then again most recently at Caraway Speedway for the North-South Shootout, where he finished 11th after being involved in a couple of incidents following a poor qualifying run. But, Southern National could be the place to turn it around for Church. After all, he’s finished no lower than eighth in three starts there including a win and a second place finish.

“I’m going to try a few things out during practice and see how everything feels,” said Church about this weekend’s 200 lapper. “It just depends on how the car’s working and what everybody else is doing. It would be great to cap the season off though with a win and a championship.”

While Church battles Cole Timm and Jared Irvan for the PASS South Super Late Model Championship, Maine’s Ben Rowe and New York’s Tyler Dippel will be competing for the PASS National Championship. In addition to Rowe, fellow New Englanders Joey Doiron, Derek Ramstrom, Steve Legendre, and Wayne Helliwell, Jr. and Quebec’s Eric St. Gelais will be making the trip to Southern National. Christopher Bell is hoping to continue his streak of finishing no worse than second in the last two events and will be joined by Kyle Busch Motorsports teammate Karl Weber. Tate Fogleman, Trevor Noles, Brandon Setzer, Tanner Rumburg, Jody Measamer, and Lucas Jones will each be seeking their first career PASS South wins.

Action at Southern National Motorsports Park for the 9th Annual Mason Dixon Meltdown kicks off practice for all divisions on Friday, November 14 from 1 – 4:20 PM. On Saturday, November 15, practice will start at 10 AM, with qualifying at 1:15 PM, and racing slated to start at 3 PM. The PASS South Super Late Models will race for 200 laps, along with main events for the PASS Pro Late Models, Pee Dee/Coastal Supertrucks, and USAC Eastern Midgets.

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 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.

Kiel Spaulding #18s & Tyler Dippel #1

Ben Rowe #4n & Kevin Powell #Q104

PASS National Championship Contenders Ready to Race for Title at Southern National

CHARLOTTE, NC (November 11) – After a long season that has seen championship races contested in both the United States and Canada, the Pro All Stars Series (PASS) Super Late Model National Championship will be decided on Saturday at Southern National Motorsports Park. The 9th Annual Mason Dixon Meltdown will determine the 2014 champion and the contenders could not have come from more varied backgrounds than points leader Ben Rowe and rookie upstart Tyler Dippel.

Turner, Maine’s Ben Rowe has grown to become a true short track legend over the last decade, winning more PASS Super Late Model races than any driver in history. Not only has Rowe won 4 PASS North Super Late Model championships, but he also claimed the PASS South Super Late Model title in 2009. And he is no stranger to success in the Mason Dixon Meltdown, as the only driver to win the race twice, taking the checkered flag in 2007 at Concord Speedway and again in 2009 at South Boston Speedway.

Despite his accolades, which also include 2 previous PASS National Championship title reigns in 2009 and 2011, Rowe has been impressed with his young counterpart.

“You know I didn’t know a lot about Tyler [Dippel] coming into this year, but he’s really been impressive,” said Rowe. “The thing that surprised me the most was that he came to the tracks up North, tracks that he had never seen before, and not only held his own, but ran really well. We’ll definitely have our work cut out for us when we get down to Kenly this weekend.”

Despite being a teenager, Dippel has had quite extensive career, especially for a driver of his age. Dippel cut his teeth racing powerful Dirt Modifieds, primarily in his home state of New York. And the young driver has stayed busy in 2014, not only racing PASS Super Late Models on asphalt from South Carolina to Quebec, but continuing to race on dirt when his schedule has permitted. Dippel recently opened eyes competing in his Modified at the Dirt Track At Charlotte during the World Finals. But, now the focus returns to PASS for Dippel and trying to win a National Championship at Southern National.

“Basically, it’s just four points, so whoever finishes in front of the other driver is going to win the championship,” says Dippel, who has finished strong in his PASS National outings this year, including a sixth place effort in his first try at the Oxford 250 . “Our experience at Southern National hopefully will work out for us. It’s been an amazing year and I’m really happy at how our first year on asphalt has gone and to have a shot at the championship is really cool.”

Unlike the previous two PASS South events at Southern National Motorsports Park this year, the Meltdown will have an added element of strategy. At 200 green flag laps, the Meltdown will be 50 laps longer than the earlier races held at Southern National. Teams will be allowed to change two tires at lap 125, setting up a 75 lap dash for cash and the championship.

“You’re definitely gonna have to save a little more and have something left for the end,” said Dippel. “But, being able to get two tires, I think you will see some guys be able to push it and race hard the final 75 laps. We might have to race a little differently though with the championship on the line.”

While Rowe and Dippel battle for the PASS National Championship, Tyler Church, Cole Timm, and Jared Irvan will be competing for the PASS South Super Late Model title. In addition to Rowe, fellow New Englanders Joey Doiron, Derek Ramstrom, Steve Legendre, and Wayne Helliwell, Jr. and Quebec’s Eric St. Gelais will be making the trip to Southern National. Christopher Bell is hoping to continue his streak of finishing no worse than second in the last two events and will be joined by Kyle Busch Motorsports teammate Karl Weber. Tate Fogleman, Trevor Noles, Brandon Setzer, Tanner Rumburg, Jody Measamer, and Lucas Jones will each be seeking their first career PASS South wins.

Action at Southern National Motorsports Park for the 9th Annual Mason Dixon Meltdown kicks off practice for all divisions on Friday, November 14 from 1 – 4:20 PM. On Saturday, November 15, practice will start at 10 AM, with qualifying at 1:15 PM, and racing slated to start at 3 PM. The PASS South Super Late Models will race for 200 laps, along with main events for the PASS Pro Late Models, Pee Dee/Coastal Supertrucks, and USAC Eastern Midgets.

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 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.

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Worcester, Massachusetts native Derek Ramstrom #35

Super Late Model Racing’s Best Prepare for Mason Dixon Meltdown at Southern National

CHARLOTTE, NC (November 7) – As has been customary for the Pro All Stars Series (PASS) South Super Late Model division, the season will once again conclude with the running of the 9th Annual Mason Dixon Meltdown on Saturday, November 15 at Southern National Motorsports Park in Kenly, NC. Some of the best short trackers from Canada to Florida are busily preparing their machines for what will be, for many of them, the final race of a long campaign. One driver looking to cap off a pretty stellar 2014 season is Worcester, Massachusetts native Derek Ramstrom. During the late summer and early fall, Ramstrom went to victory lane in two of New England’s most prestigious events, the PASS 300 at Beech Ridge Motor Speedway and the World Series of Stock Car Racing at Thompson Speedway in Connecticut. Following a successful 5th place outing with the Petit Motorsports team last weekend at Caraway Speedway’s North-South Shootout, Ramstrom is encouraged to return to his family owned team for another outing at Southern National.

“I love running the tracks down South,” said Ramstrom. “There a lot different from the tracks in the Northeast. They’ve got more banking, they’re a lot faster. I definitely love to come down here.”

It would seem that the bigger events on the short track calendar have played in Ramstrom’s favor in recent years. This year’s Mason Dixon Meltdown at Southern National Raceway Park is expected to have one of the biggest car counts of the season and to attract some of North America’s best racers. And, at 200 green flag laps and with the option to change two tires at lap 125, Ramstrom is hoping his past experiences in big events will play out with a win in the Meltdown.

“We usually run strong at Southern National,” said Ramstrom. “The last couple of years we’ve had some motor problems down there. As long as the car runs good, I think we will definitely have a top five finish.”

In 2013, Ramstrom led laps and battled much of the race with eventual winner Tyler Church, before motor problems eventually sidelined him with less than 40 laps to go. That performance has him excited to see what he and the Ramstrom’s Service Center team can do when they return to Southern National next weekend.
“You’ve just got to be consistent and try to stay in the top 10 in a long race like that,” says Ramstrom. “Hopefully we can make the right adjustments when we pit, work together as a team, and hopefully be there at the end.”

While Ramstrom seeks a season ending win to cap off 2014, several drivers will be competing for championships. Veteran Ben Rowe and rookie Tyler Dippel will be racing for the PASS National Chaampionship, while Tyler Church, Cole Timm, and Jared Irvan compete for the PASS South Super Late Model title. In addition to Ramstrom and Rowe, fellow New Englanders Joey Doiron, Steve Legendre, and Wayne Helliwell, Jr. and Quebec’s Eric St. Gelais will be making the trip to Southern National. Christopher Bell is hoping to continue his streak of finishing no worse than second in the last two events and will be joined by Kyle Busch Motorsports teammate Karl Weber. Tate Fogleman, Trevor Noles, Brandon Setzer, Tanner Rumburg, Jody Measamer, and Lucas Jones will each be seeking their first career PASS South wins.

Action at Southern National Motorsports Park for the 9th Annual Mason Dixon Meltdown kicks off practice for all divisions on Friday, November 14 from 1 – 4:20 PM. On Saturday, November 15, practice will start at 10 AM, with qualifying at 1:15 PM, and racing slated to start at 3 PM. The PASS South Super Late Models will race for 200 laps, along with main events for the PASS Pro Late Models, Pee Dee/Coastal Supertrucks, and USAC Eastern Midgets.

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 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.

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.


*PASS Coming to Thunder Road in 2015*
Waterbury, VT –Thunder Road International Speedbowl officials announced that the Pro All Star Series (PASS), based in Naples, Maine, will make their first ever appearance at Thunder Road in Barre, VT during the 53rd Mekkelsen RV Memorial Day Classic on Sunday, May 24, 2015. The Super Late Models of PASS will join Thunder Road’s ACT Late Models in the Memorial Day twin bill. The PASS Super Late Models will race 150 laps, and the Thunder Road Late Models will race for the Mekkelsen Memorial Day Classic 100 honors. “This is exciting news for our Thunder Road fans. Having the return to Thunder Road’s high banks with Mike and Ben Rowe, joined by Cassius and Johnny Clark, DJ Shaw, and Glen Luce should be a lot of fun to watch. There is also a possibility to see ACT Champions like Joey Polewarczyk, Jr., Brian Hoar, and Wayne Helliwell, Jr. bringing their PASS cars to Thunder Road for this event,” said Thunder Road promoter Tom Curley. Thunder Road has run the Memorial Day Classic event with just about every kind of stock car available. From the early days of the flathead coupes and high horsepower modifieds, to the Flying Tigers in the 1960’s, then the NASCAR-type Late Models of the 70’s, and into the 80’s with ACT Pro Stocks, variety has dictated Thunder Road’s Memorial Day Classics. Since 1996, the ACT Late Models have carried on the Thunder Road tradition of opening the summer season with the Memorial Day Classic 100. The twin bill featuring the PASS Super Late Models in a 150-lap event is sure to add another dimension to the race program in 2015. “I know there is going to be a lot of support and excitement for this show at Thunder Road from both our fans and competitors,” said President of PASS, Tom Mayberry. “I know that numerous times over the past 10 years I have had racers and fans ask me what the chances were that we could race at Thunder Road. It should be a great show, and we are all looking forward to our first time at the tough ¼ mile high banks.” The American Canadian Tour (ACT) and Pro All Star Series (PASS) are working together to bring both traveling groups to new events during the 2015 race season. An earlier announcement that the first-ever combination event between the two premiere touring series in the Northeast, PASS and ACT, would take place as the opening event of the Oxford Plains Speedway season in Oxford, Maine on Saturday, April 18, 2015. That announcement alone has created a positive outlook for the coming race season. The addition of a second event with PASS at Thunder Road in Barre, VT should add to the anticipation and excitement for the 2015 race season in the region. For additional information contact the ACT office at 802.244.6963 or media@acttour.com or visit acttour.com or thunderroadspeedbowl.com.


*ACT and PASS Reach Agreement for 2015*
Waterbury, VT –Two of the leading short track sanctioning bodies in the United States and Canada, the American Canadian Tour (ACT) located in Waterbury, VT and the Pro All Star Series (PASS) from Naples, Maine have reached an agreement entering the 2015 season. The first ever “double-header” event to be held between the two groups will take place at the opening event for the 2015 PASS season at the Oxford Plains Speedway (OPS), Oxford, ME on Saturday, April 18, 2015. Both the ACT Late Models and the PASS Super Late Models will compete in 150-lap feature events to open the race season at the historic Oxford Plains Speedway. ACT has a traditional opening day event at the Lee USA Speedway with the annual New Hampshire Governor’s Cup race on Sunday, April 12, 2015. “This agreement between PASS and ACT is going to be very good for the New England and Canadian race fans, and certainly for full fender race teams. ACT Late Model teams spent many years racing at Oxford, and they always put on some terrific shows. This will also allow a number of the ACT teams, who also have PASS Super Late Models, to compete with the stars of PASS. We see this as a win-win for teams and fans,” said Tom Mayberry, President of PASS and owner of the Oxford Plains Speedway. The agreement between the two groups will also include a clearing of the ACT schedule on the weekend of the historic Oxford 250 to be held on August 29-30, 2015. There will be no ACT race or rain date scheduled on the date of the 2015 Oxford 250. Tom Curley, President of ACT said, “I see this project between ACT and PASS as a work in progress. We expect that other possibilities can result from this initial negotiation, and we are excited about working with Tom (Mayberry) going forward. It certainly should provide for an exciting new era of racing in our region for both the fans and race teams.” For additional information contact the ACT office at 802.244.6963 or media@acttour.com or visit acttour.com or proallstarsseries.com.

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SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 27th

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PASS SLM RIPLEY & FLETCHER FORD 150
PASS MODS 40, PASS SPORTSMAN 40,
LEGENDS 25, OUTLAW SPORTSMAN/
STREET STOCKS 40, & MINI-STOCKS 40

PASS NORTHEAST LATE MODEL SERIES
TRIPLE CROWN RACE #3 - 50 LAPS

PASS NORTH SLM CHAMPION - DJ SHAW

PASS SUPER LATE MODELS: OLIVER - DOIRON - SHAW














			Photos by Norm Marx

JOEY DOIRON WINS PASS NORTH SLM FINALE,
DJ SHAW CLAIMS SERIES CHAMPIONSHIP

Oxford, Maine – Joey Doiron of Berwick outran DJ Shaw of Center Conway, New Hampshire to the checkered flag to win the Ripley & Fletcher Ford PASS 150 for Super Late Models Saturday at Oxford Plains Speedway.

For Doiron it was his second victory of the season on the series. While Shaw came up a bit short in the race, his runner-up finish was enough to wrap up his first Pro All Stars Series Super Late Model championship.

Late-race cautions gave Doiron the opportunity to battle for the victory with Standish veteran David Oliver, who dominated much of the event prior to the final restart with just a handful of laps remaining. Oliver settled for a third-place finish, completing a sweep of the podium finishes for Dale Shaw Race Cars drivers.

Johnny Clark of Farmingdale, the most prolific champion in Pro All Stars Series history, entered the event with hopes of overtaking Shaw in the championship standings, but came up a bit short with a fourth-place finish. Glen Luce of Turner ended up fifth both in the race and the 2014 championship standings.

Scott Mulkern of Falmouth, Scott McDaniel of Livermore, early race leader Austin Theriault of Fort Kent, Oxford Plains Speedway legend Mike Rowe of Turner and two-time Oxford 250 champion Travis Benjaminof Morill rounded out the top ten.

Mitch Miller of West Boylston, Massachusetts claimed his second victory of the season in the 40-lap PASS Modified main event. Former champion Mark Lucas of Harpswell was the best of the rest, with Lovell’s Evan Armington nailing down a third-place finish. Andy Shaw of Center Conway, New Hampshire, another former champion, ended up with a fourth-place finish and claimed the series championship in the PASS Modified class.

Brad Babb of Windham got by Corey Mason of Stark, New Hampshire late in the 50-lap race for PASS Northeast Late Models and claimed not only the race win, but the three-race series championship as well. Mike Kenison of Lancaster, New Hampshire made a late charge pay off with a second-place finish, just in front of series runner-up Ryan Morgan of Mystic, Connecticut. Ryan Deane of Winterport and Mark Lundblad, Jr. of Conway, New Hampshire completed the top five.

Multi-time PASS Sportsman Champion Dan McKeage of Gorham closed out the 2014 season in victory lane, but his 40-lap score was not enough to overtake his hometown rival, Joe Pastore, Jr., atop the series final rankings. Portland’s Scott Dorr prevailed in an entertaining, spirited battle for runner-up honors with Scarborough’s Frank Wear. Pastore wrapped up his title with a fourth-place finish. The winner’s father, Lyman McKeage of Gorham, rounded out the top five.

Bobby Weymouth of Topsham got to the front of the pack early and drove to victory in the 25-lap headliner for the visiting NELCAR Legends cars tour. Trevor Sanborn of Parsonsfield, who destroyed his Super Late Model in a morning practice session, nailed down second-place honors in front of Lincoln’s Alan Smith. Mathew Burgoine of Newport stayed atop the championship standings with a fourth-place finish. Tyler Braunschweig of West Newfields rounded out the top five.

Once Leeds racer Kyle Hewins got by early race leader Lewis Anderson of Buxton it was all over in the 40-lap Street Stock main event. Hewins dominated the remainder of the event, winning by over a half-lap over Waterford’s Richie Morse, making his first appearance of the season. BJ Chapman of Bridgton crossed the finish line in third position, followed by Auburn’s Mike Short and Corey Morgan of Lewiston.

Justin Trombley of Winter Harbor patiently worked his way through traffic, took the lead from Turner’s Calvin Rose, Jr., and cruised to victory lane following the 30-lap Mini Stock feature event. Rose held on to second-place for the balance of the race, with Rob Greenleaf of West Bath claiming third-place spoils. Nik Coates of Lisbon abd Green’s George Fortin rounded out the top five.

PASS SUPER LATE MODELS at OXFORD PLAINS
UNOFFICIAL RACE RESULTS - 9-27-14

1) 73 - Joey Doiron - 150 Laps
2) 60n - DJ Shaw - 150
3) 21 - David Oliver - 150
4) 54 - Johnny Clark - 150
5) 7L - Glen Luce - 150
6) 84 - Scott Mulkern - 150
7) 14 - Scott McDaniel - 150
8) 57me - Austin Theriault - 150
9) 24 - Mike Rowe - 150
10) 17 - Travis Benjamin - 150
11) 20 - Mike Landry - 150
12) 00 - Bryan Kruczak - 149
13) 56 - Evan Beaulieau - 149
14) 33 - Richie Dearborn - 149
15) 53x - Dave Rogers - 149
16) 7 - Curtis Gerry - 149
17) 94 - Shawn Martin - 149

18) 4 - Ben Rowe - 148
19) 61 - TJ Brackett - 148
20) 2 - Nick Cusak - 148
21) 60 - Tim Brackett - 148
22) 59 - Reid Lanpher - 148
23) 23 - Dave Farrington Jr. - 148
24) 28 - Kirk Thibeau - 146
25) 32 - Jean Dechesneau - 144
26) 75 - Jessie Smith - 127
27) 53 - Alan Wilson - 86
28) 21d - Kevin Douglas - 74
29) 25 - Shawn Knight - 64
30) 20x - Joey Pastore - 57
31) 03 - Scott Moore -56
32) 48 - Bobby Timmons - 37
33) 66 - Mike Fowler - 12
34) 73me - Adam Polvinen - 1

| SLM Entries Received-OPS-9-27 |

PASS MODS CHAMPION - ANDY SHAW

PASS MODS

PASS Modified (40 laps) 1 7 Mitch Miller, West Boylston, MA; 2 5 Mark Lucas, Harpswell; 3 9 Evan Armington, Lovell; 4 0 Andy Shaw, Center Conway, NH; 5 22 Doug McClure, Buxton; 6 33 Billy Dixon, Waterboro; 7 89 Ryan Phillips, Buxton; 8 14 Scott McDaniel, Livermore; 9 00 JR Baril, Haverhill, MA; 10 86 Randy Sanborn, West Baldwin; 11 36 Ryan Robbins, Dixfield; 12 64 Matt Sanborn, Westbrook; 13 4 Josh Brown, Center Conway, NH; 14 05 Ron Henry, New Gloucester; 15 12 Jimmy Emerson, Windham; 16 22x Zac Darveau, Chelsea; DQ 17a Scott Alexander, Newburgh
2014 PASS Modified Champion: Andy Shaw, Center Conway, NH.

PASS SPORTSMAN CHAMPION - JOE PASTORE JR.

PASS SPORTSMAN

PASS Sportsman (40 laps) 1 43 Dan McKeage, Gorham; 2 60 Scott Dorr, Portland; 3 20x Frank Wear, Scarborough; 4 20 Joe Pastore, Jr., Gorham; 5 58 Lyman McKeage, Gorham; 6 01 Rob Drew, Lovell; 7 4 Jeremy Hall, Franconia, NH; 8 36 Nate Leavitt, Buxton; 9 1 Brad Hammond, Turner.
2014 PASS Sportsman Series Champion: Joe Pastore, Jr., Gorham.

PASS NELMS CHAMPION - BRAD BABB

PASS NORTHEAST LATE MODELS SERIES

PASS Northeast Late Model (50 laps) 1 15 Brad Babb, Windham; 2 3 Mike Kenison, Lancaster, NH; 3 3 Ryan Morgan, Mystic, CT; 4 54 Ryan Deane, Winterport; 5 28 Mark Lundblad, Jr., Conway, NH; 6 21 Shane Clark, Winterport; 7 1 Brad Hammond, Turner; 8 1 Corey Mason, Stark, NH; 9 12 Bobby Pelland III, Cranston, RI; 10 36 Nate Leavitt, Buxton; 11 77 Dale Verrill, South Paris; 12 8 Keith Stuart, Naples.
2014 PASS NorthEast Late Model Champion: Brad Babb, Windham.

NELCAR LEGENDS

NELCAR Legends Cars (25 laps) 1 399 Bob Weymouth, Topsham; 2 29 Trevor Sanborn, Parsonsfield; 3 33 Alan Smith, Lincoln; 4 38 Mathew Burgoine, Newport; 5 70 Tyler Braunschweig, West Newfields; 6 96 Wyatt Alexander, Ellsworth; 7 8 Matt Chagnot, Derry, NH; 8 00 Phillip Brackett III, South Portland; 9 19 Kevin Girard, Old Orchard Beach; 10 10 Ed Getty, Gray; 11 27 Richard Humphrey, Parsonsfield; 12 81 Dan Winter, Windham; 13 42 Steve Johnson, North Conway, NH; 14 61 Garrett Johnson, n/a; 15 2 Darren Johnson, Pembroke, NH; 16 72 Mike Humphrey, Cornish.

STREET STOCKS/OUTLSWS

Street Stocks/Outlows (40 laps) 1 51 Kyle Hewins, Leeds; 2 04x Richie Morse, Waterford; 3 58 BJ Chapman, Bridgton; 4 3 Mike Short, Auburn; 5 26 Corey Morgan, Lewiston; 6 81 Lewis Anderson, Buxton; 7 36 Rick Spaulding, Lisbon; 8 17 Gary Davis, Harrison; 9 40 Mac Hannan, Jr., Union; 10 33x Travis Burrows, Brownfield; 11 5 Guy Childs, North Turner; 12 33 Andrew Breton, Sabattus; 13 777 Mike St. Germain, Auburn; 14 4 Curtis Gleason, South Portland; 15 82 Chaz Briggs, Westbrook; 16 05 Glen Reynolds, Greene; 17 2x Adam Lovejoy, Sanford; 18 2 Dale Lawrence, Lewiston; 19 73 Troy Jordan, Poland; 20 1 Ed Connolly, Scarborough.

MINI STOCKS

Mini Stock (30 laps) 1 34 Justin Trombley, Winter Harbor; 2 8 Calvin Rose, Jr., Turner; 3 2 Rob Greenleaf, West Bath; 4 4 Nik Coates, Lisbon; 5 9 George Fortin, Greene; 6 77 Ashley Marshall, Jay; 7 61 Chris Morris, Auburn; 8 2x Butch Keene, Turner; 9 14 Matt Moore, Mechanic Falls; 10 90 Desmond Skillings, Antrim, NH; 11 10 Jimmy Childs, Leeds; 12 4j Joe Katula, Lisbon Falls; 13 12 Darrell Moore, Mechanic Falls; 14 18 Tim Collins, Farmingdale; 15 83 Brady Romano, Liverore Falls; 16 25 Nick Skillings, Warner, NH.

*Home of the 42nd ANNUAL*
2015 Date Announced For 42nd Annual Oxford 250
OXFORD, ME (August 27) – Oxford Plains Speedway owner Tom Mayberry announced today that the 42nd Annual Oxford 250 will move to a new date starting in 2015. The richest single day short track racing event in North America will now be contested August 28-30, 2015. The Oxford 250 will once again be a Pro All Stars Series (PASS) sanctioned, “open” Super Late Model event, with qualifying heat races and feature racing for the PASS Super Late Models on August 30 to continue the single day tradition the race has become famous for. Oxford Plains Speedway officials felt that the move to August was needed to accommodate fans who might want to also attend events scheduled for next July at nearby New Hampshire Motor Speedway. “By announcing the move of the 42nd Annual Oxford 250 to August 30, 2015, we feel this will give ample time to our fans who are looking to plan their summer vacations around this prestigious event,” said Mayberry. “The Oxford 250 is arguably the biggest event in short track racing and we look forward to seeing everyone next August.” A full schedule of events and support divisions for the 42nd Annual Oxford 250 at Oxford Plains Speedway will be announced in the near future. For media or marketing questions please contact Alan Dietz at alandietzpass@live.com or 704-231-2039. More details will be announced soon.

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2013 PASS NORTHWEST EVENTS

Choice Hotels International Returns as Official PASS Hotel Partner

Pro All Stars Series (PASS) president Tom Mayberry is pleased to welcome back Choice Hotels International, Inc. (NYSE: CHH) as the Official Hotel Partner of the Pro All Stars Series in 2014.

Established in 2001, PASS sanctions and promotes four short track racing series throughout the eastern seaboard and maritime Canada.

PASS race teams, fans, family and friends can receive a discount at Choice brand hotels when booking hotel rooms through the Choice Hotels Sports Desk at 877.240.AWAY (2929) or via www.choicesportstravel.com. Discount subject to availability.

Choice Hotels has more than 4,500 Comfort Inn, Comfort Suites, Quality, Sleep Inn, Clarion, Cambria Suites, MainStay Suites, Suburban Extended Stay Hotel, Econo Lodge, and Rodeway Inn brand hotels across the country and many within close proximity to the series race locations.

In making the announcement Mayberry said, "Many of our race teams, fans and friends of the series took advantage of our partnership with Choice Hotels International in 2008 and 2009. We all know that travel expenses are a big chunk of any race team or race fans' budget, and the PASS discount really adds up over the course of the racing season. We're especially pleased with our association with Choice Hotels because it extends well beyond race teams on race day. Our racers, their fans, friends, and family can all take advantage of the Choice Hotels discount for both business and pleasure travel. It's a winning proposition for us all, and we appreciate Choice Hotel International's continued support."

"Our hope with this 2010 partnership provides PASS Racing and its members with the convenience and affordability of the more than 4,500 properties in the Choice Hotels domestic system," said Karen Krupka, manager, sports marketing, Choice Hotels. "We look forward to continuing and growing the partnership."

To take advantage of the PASS/Choice Hotels discount program, BOOK YOUR ROOMS HERE

About Choice Hotels

Choice Hotels International franchises more than 6,000 hotels, representing more than 455,000 rooms, in the United States and 38 countries and territories. The company's Comfort Inn, Comfort Suites, Quality, Sleep Inn, Clarion, Cambria Suites, MainStay Suites, Suburban Extended Stay Hotel, Econo Lodge and Rodeway Inn brands serve guests worldwide.

Additional corporate information may be found on Choice Hotels Internet site, which may be accessed at choicehotels.com.

Choice Hotels, Choice Hotels International, Comfort Inn, Comfort Suites, Quality, Sleep Inn, Clarion, Cambria Suites, MainStay Suites, Suburban Extended Stay Hotel, Econo Lodge and Rodeway Inn are proprietary trademarks and service marks of Choice Hotels International.

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