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2015 PASS MASTER SCHEDULE
with 2014
Schedules for North SLM,
South SLM, South PLM, NELMS,
PASS
MODS, & Sportsman
2014
POINTS HERE
2015 LICENSED DRIVERS HERE
PASS 2001-2014 RESULTS |
Series Contact: Tom Mayberry, President
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(207) 693-6497
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email:
passracing@roadrunner.com |
For
Media/Marketing Questions:
Alan Dietz
(704) 231-2039
email:
alandietzpass@live.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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2015 Oxford 250
Lap Board HERE |
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PASS Easter
Bunny 150 at Hickory
to
Air Live on 51 TV on 4/4
HERE |
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“The Howler” Returns to
Greenville-Pickens for PASS
National Championship Finale
HERE |
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PASS To Headline
Historic
Super Late
Model Event at
New
Hampshire Motor Speedway
on July 4th & 5th
HERE |
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Returning To
Ace Speedway In 2015
For Labor Day Classic
HERE |
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PASS To Offer
Dual Championships For
Northern SLM Competitors In
2015; 4 PASS National
Races Announced
HERE |
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2015 Oxford 250
Entry Forms, PASS
Registrations Now Available
Online HERE |
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2015 PASS MODS
Schedule HERE |
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2015 PASS
North
Super Late Model Schedule
Released HERE |
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PASS
Finalizes
2015
South Super Late Model &
Pro
Late Model Dates
HERE |
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PASS SOUTH Adds
Kingsport;
Teams With KOMA Modifieds
At
Concord, Kingsport HERE |
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Airborne & Chaudiere
Will Host ACT/PASS Doubleheaders
in 2015 HERE |
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PASS Coming to Thunder Road
in
2015 HERE |
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ACT and PASS
Reach Agreement
for 2015
HERE |
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2015 Date Announced
For
42nd Annual Oxford
250
HERE |
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LISTING of
2015 LICENSED DRIVERS |
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2015 Super Late Model License Form
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2015 South Pro Late Model License Form
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Home of the 42nd
ANNUAL
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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. |
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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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Inside PASS
Presented by the
National Speedway Directory - Wednesdays on
RaceTalkRadio.com at 8 PM
or listen any time, 24/7 On
Demand!
Get the
inside story about PASS |
Get the inside story about
the Pro All Stars Series
with hosts Alan Dietz and
Dennis Michelsen as they
bring you the latest news
from the most competitive
Super Late Model series in
the country.
THIS WEEK (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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Wednesday at
8 PM Eastern on
RaceTalkRadio.com
or listen any time, 24/7 On
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PASS Events, without
the express written consent of PASS
Racing Inc,
(Pro All Stars Series) is strictly
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Miller
Electric Mfg. Co. Launches
Job Weld Done
Giveaway
HERE
Miller Electric Mfg. Co.
Launches
all NEW Miller Owners Club HERE |
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Contact CV Products, the
PASS South exclusive trackside parts supplier, today
at 1-800-448-1223 to place your parts order to be
delivered directly to the track.
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PASS HOOSIER ANNOUNCEMENT
The Pro All Stars
Series will be running on Hoosier tires in the North and the
South in all divisions in 2012. Northern Race Tires will
service the tires once again in the North and the South.
Tires will be available at the race track until the
conclusion of each event in the North and the South.
Call Jack at Northern Race Tires at 603-539-1566. |
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Tires: |
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Tires may be ordered fron Northern Race Tires (603)
539-1566 or Hoosier Tire South (336) 731-6100 on
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday from 2:00pm-5:00pm.
Tires may be ordered by chalk size or stagger size.
No sizing at warehouse. Payment can be made by cash
or check. To pay by credit card, call Northern Race
Tires before picking up tires at Hoosier Tire South. |
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TRANSPONDER REMINDER!
All SUPER LATE MODEL teams
that
do not have their own transponders must contact
PASS Tech:
North: Charlie Rockwell at
802-754-2822 after 5 PM.
South: Kyler Honeycut
at 704-791-6115. |
The
Official
Hotel Partner of PASS.
Receive a 15% discount while staying
at participating Choice hotels!
BOOK YOUR ROOMS
HERE
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Miller Electric Mfg. Co. Launches
all NEW Miller Owners Club |
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Free club offers exclusive access to welding tips,
product previews and projects catered to
individuals’ interests and products owned. |
CAPPLETON, Wis. - Created
for welders who are passionate about what they do,
Miller
Electric Mfg. Co. introduces the
“Miller Owners Club,” which provides a
personalized experience when visiting the website at
Owners.MillerWelds.com. Since membership is limited
to Miller equipment owners, members have exclusive
access to product previews, welding tips and project
ideas that support a welder’s ability to do great
work.
“The Miller Owners Club individualizes
the experience for the welder,” says John Swartz,
Marketing Manager for Miller Electric Mfg. Co.
“While we offer an extensive amount of information
on MillerWelds.com, this Club provides the videos,
tips and other how-to information unique to the
products you own and use, for the projects you're
most passionate about.”
Upon registering,
members will be asked to complete a profile,
providing information specific to the individual’s
welding equipment, applications and interests — the
more details received the more personalized
experience Miller can give the member.
Upon
joining, each member will enjoy the benefits the
Miller Owners Club has to offer including:
 Product
previews
News
and special events
How-to
info and welding tips based on products the member
owns
Exclusive
merchandise offerings available only to members
Project
ideas
Special
offers including a free set of Miller decals with
sign up – while supplies last
Interested
Miller equipment owners are encouraged to sign up
now at
Owners.MillerWelds.com.
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The
Official
Hotel Partner of PASS.
Receive a 15% discount while staying
at participating Choice hotels!
BOOK YOUR ROOMS
HERE
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Series Contact: Tommy Mayberry,
Pres.
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(207) 693-6497
.
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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PASS
South Season Set To
Roll
Off Saturday At Dillon |
CHARLOTTE, NC (March
3) - The Pro All Stars
Series (PASS) South Super
Late Models are prepped and
ready to go as the series
prepares to kick off its
10th anniversary season this
Saturday afternoon at Dillon
Motor Speedway. For the
fourth time in the last
seven years, the South
Carolina Clash at Dillon
Motor Speedway will be the
first race of 15 in a season
that stretches through
November for the PASS South
Super Late Models and PASS
Pro Late Models.
Dillon Motor Speedway's 4/10
mile, egg-shaped layout
always presents a tough
challenge to PASS
competitors, but has
provided many memorable
finishes. In 2013, Austin
Theriault used lapped
traffic to his advantage to
take the lead from Preston
Peltier in the final corner
and win in the closest
finish in PASS South
history. And, last year,
Daniel Hemric passed Cole
Timm with a handful of laps
to go to take his first ever
South Carolina Clash win.
After a stellar season
in 2014, Timm comes back to
Dillon looking for
redemption and, not only as
a favorite for the win, but
as a seasoned veteran
seeking his first
championship. Likewise, last
year's PASS South Super Late
Model champion, Tyler
Church, who has always ran
well at Dillon, hopes to
capture his first series win
since taking the checkered
flag at Ace Speedway last
May.
But, a new crop
of championship contenders
have emerged in 2015 hopiing
to start their seasons off
with a win in the South
Carolina Clash. Trevor Noles
returns for his second
season driving Super Late
Models for Coulter
Motorsports. Noles closed
out 2014 with his first
career PASS South win in the
Mason Dixon Meltdown at
Southern National
Motorsports Park. Jody
Measamer's
Aquavapor-sponsored #98 also
returns looking to build on
several strong runs over the
last two seasons. However,
Measamer would like to avoid
last year's exciting start
at Dillon which saw him
tumble several times down
the frontstretch in a
grinding multi-car crash.
And, Californian Zane Smith,
will be back in 2015, but
with a new team, driving for
Gary Crooks Racing out of
Mooresville, NC. Smith has
already had a strong start
to the year, capturing the
Speedweeks title at New
Smyrna Speedway in February.
Woodman Racing will be
back with another dual
threat, but will be
competing for a championship
for the first time since
2013. Tate Fogleman joins
Woodman Racing in 2015
hoping to better his best
career finish of 3rd from a
year ago at Southern
National Motorsports Park.
Woodman's second entry will
once again have a number of
drivers behind the wheel,
with PASS North standout
Joey Doiron piloting the car
at Dillon as well as the
next two PASS South races at
Anderson Motor Speedway and
Hickory Motor Speedway.
But, with Dillon Motor
Speedway's challenging
layout a veteran might have
the best opportunity for a
win. Two-time All Pro Series
champion and multi-time
Dillon Motor Speedway track
champion, Hal Goodson, makes
his return to PASS for the
first time in a number of
years. In 2010, Goodson
scored his best career PASS
South Super Late Model
finish, coming home second
to Ryan Blaney at Dillon in
the South Carolina Clash.
And, western North Carolina
veteran Jimmy Doyle looks to
start off strong at Dillon
as he prepares to make a
full out assault on the
championship in 2015.
The PASS Pro Late Models
will also kickoff their
season Saturday at Dillon.
Last year's champion Walker
Yates, along with Nick
Robinson, are making the
move up to Super Late
Models, which opens up this
year's race for the
championship. Zachary Dabbs
returns to defend his win
last year at Dillon, as well
as the leading winner from a
year ago, Kodie Conner.
Newcomers this year include
Wesley Noles, who will be
driving as a teammate to his
brother, Trevor, with
Coulter Motorsports and
Georgia's Chandler Smith.
Smith makes the move to the
PASS Pro Late Model division
from the Bandolero ranks and
will be racing in a close
partnership with Cole Timm
and his dad, Murray.
The 2015 season is just
around the corner and will
begin on Saturday, March 7
with the 10th Annual South
Carolina Clash at Dillon
Motor Speedway with rotating
practice starting at Noon,
followed by qualifying at
3:30 PM, and feature racing
at 5 PM for the PASS South
Super Late Models, PASS Pro
Late Models,
Challengers/Chargers, and
Legends. Please go
HERE for entry
forms and the complete weekend
schedule.
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. |
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PASS Easter
Bunny 150 at Hickory
to
Air Live on 51 TV on April
4th
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Naples, ME (3/2/15)
- The Easter Bunny 150 has
been a marquee Pro All Stars
Series (PASS) event since
its inception in 2006. The
event has brought the top
short track talents from
North, South and everywhere
in between to the historic
Hickory Motor Speedway. Fans
and racers alike have
relished the ability to race
or take in the sights of a
prestigious race at the
historic facility in
Hickory, NC .
Now,
for the first time in the
event's 10-year history,
fans everywhere will be able
to witness the prestige and
aura of the Easter Bunny 150
live on Saturday, April 4.
Officials from PASS and
51 TV, the online video
streaming network by
Speed51.com, announced today
that the 10th Annual Easter
Bunny 150 can be viewed live
via a streaming broadcast
provided by 51 TV.
51
TV will broadcast all of the
race day action from the
North Carolina oval live on
a pay-per-view basis on
Saturday, April 4. The
headline event of the Easter
Bunny 150 will be the PASS
National Super Late Model
championship event. It will
feature the top Super Late
Model drivers from PASS
North, PASS South and other
series from around the
country. The live video
broadcast will also include
live coverage of the PASS
Pro Late Models, Must See
Racing Sprint Series, USAC
HPD Eastern Midgets and
Legends Car feature events.
"The Easter Bunny 150 is
where Super Late Model
racing came to life again in
the Carolinas back in 2006
and has become one of the
premier events in PASS,"
said PASS President Tom
Mayberry. "This year's event
is bigger than ever with the
addition of the Must See
Sprints and we're glad we
can bring it all to our fans
across North America thanks
to 51 TV. 51 TV's coverage
is by far and away the best
in the business and we're
glad to partner with them."
51 TV will utilize its
signature broadcast style to
the Easter Bunny 150, which
features multiple moving and
static camera angles, a live
at-track broadcast team with
pit reporters and a
network-style graphics
package.
"We at 51 TV
have taken great pride to
bringing short track racing
to more people and we're
excited to partner with Tom
Mayberry and his staff to
bring fans one of the most
prestigious events in the
country," said 51 TV founder
and motorsports broadcaster
Bob Dillner. "We enjoyed a
partnership with PASS for
many years and being able to
work together for the Easter
Bunny 150, one of my
personal favorite events
every year, can only mean
good things for the racers
and fans of PASS and short
track racing in general."
Additional information
on the live pay-per-view
broadcast of the Easter
Bunny 150 will be announced
in the coming weeks.
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 Racing Sprint
Cars and features for the
PASS Pro Late Models and
Legends Cars.
Then,
with the 51 TV cameras live
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 PASS Pro
Late Models, USAC HPD
Eastern Midgets and Legends.
All events can be seen live
through Speed51.com.
Additional details on 51 TV
can be found on
www.speed51.com. |
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“The
Howler”
Returns to
Greenville-Pickens for PASS
National Championship Finale |
PASS
Super Late Models and PASS
Pro Late Models to be joined
by
KOMA Unwind Modifieds
and possible additional
feature division |
NAPLES, ME (February
27) - Pro All Stars Series
(PASS) President Tom
Mayberry and
Greenville-Pickens Speedway
promoter Anthony Anders
announced today that the Pro
All Stars Series (PASS)
Super Late Models will
return on Saturday, October
24 for the final race of the
PASS National Championship
Series. Although PASS has
competed at the legendary
Greenville-Pickens Speedway
in recent years, this will
be the first time the
popular "Howler" event has
returned to the series
schedule since 2009. "The
Howler" becomes the sixth
and final race of the 2015
PASS National Championship
Series joining the Peach
Blossom Special at Anderson
(SC) Motor Speedway, the
Easter Bunny 150 at Hickory
(NC) Motor Speedway, the
inaugural Super Late Model
event at the 1-mile New
Hampshire Motor Speedway, a
200 lapper at Plattsburgh,
NY's Airborne Park Speedway,
and the 42nd Annual Oxford
250 at Oxford Plains (ME)
Speedway.
"After a
lot of hard work, we could
not be more proud to
announce the return of 'The
Howler' and Greenville
Pickens Speedway to the PASS
schedule," said PASS
President Tom Mayberry.
"This event was always
really popular the fans and
competitors. I can't think
of a better place to crown
Super Late Model racing's
true national champion than
a place with the history and
prestige of
Greenville-Pickens."
In addition to the PASS
Super Late Models and PASS
Pro Late Models, the KOMA
Unwind Modifieds will join
PASS at Greenville-Pickens
Speedway on Saturday,
October 24. It will be the
third pairing of PASS and
the KOMA Unwind Modifieds,
joining combo events between
the two sanctioning bodies
at Kingsport (TN) Speedway
and Concord (NC) Speedway in
May. This event will mark
the first time Tour-type
Modifieds have raced at
Greenville-Pickens Speedway
since 2007. An additional
feature division could be
added to the stellar card of
racing in the coming weeks.
Former racer turned
promoter Anthony Anders has
recently taken the reigns at
Greenville-Pickens Speedway
making numerous improvements
to the facility. Anders, who
has raced with PASS at times
over the years, is excited
to close out the season at
the nearly 70-year-old
facility with such a major
event.
The 2015 season will begin on
Saturday, March 7 with the 10th
Annual South Carolina Clash at
Dillon Motor Speedway with rotating
practice starting at Noon, followed
by qualifying at 3:30 PM, and
feature racing at 5 PM for the PASS
South Super Late Models, PASS Pro
Late Models, Challengers/Chargers,
and Legends. Please go
HERE for entry
forms and the complete weekend
schedule.
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. |
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2015 PASS
National Championship Series
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March 21 -
Anderson Motor Speedway (150
laps) - Williamston, SC
April 4 -
Hickory Motor Speedway (150
laps) - Hickory,
NC
July
5 - New Hampshire Motor
Speedway - Loudon, NH
July 19
- Airborne Park Speedway
- Plattsburgh, NY
August 30
-
42nd Annual Oxford 250
- Oxford Plains Speedway
- Oxford, ME
October 24 - Greenville
Pickens
Speedway - Easley, SC
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South Carolina
College Teams
With Hal
Goodson In PASS |
Florence, S.C.
(February 25) -
Florence-Darlington
Technical College (FDTC) has
artnered with two-time
NASCAR All-Pro Series
champion, Hal Goodson, for
the 2015 Pee Dee Coastal
Super Truck Series and Pro
All Stars Series (PASS)
Super Late Model seasons.
Goodson, who's a
Darlington, S.C. native, is
also a former NASCAR XFINITY
Series driver and is looking
to claim his seventh Super
Truck divisional track
championship at Dillon Motor
Speedway in 2015.
"I
am looking forward to the
partnership with local race
car driver, Hal Goodson,"
said FDTC President Dr. Ben
Dillard. "Not only does
Florence-Darlington
Technical College provide a
quality education, but the
college also supports the
local economy, and the Pee
Dee area has such a rich
history in stock car
racing."
Throughout
the 2015 Pee Dee Coastal
Super Truck Series season,
Florence-Darlington
Technical College will be
the primary sponsor for
Goodson as he competes at
Dillon Motor Speedway,
Florence Motor Speedway,
Myrtle Beach Speedway, as
well as any other track that
may be added to the schedule
this season. Goodson's black
No. 13 Florence-Darlington
Technical College Super
Truck will be adorned with
the blue and gold colors of
the college as the team
competes throughout the
Carolinas.
"I can't
thank Florence-Darlington
Technical College enough for
jumping onboard with Hal
Goodson Motorsports this
season," Goodson said. "I am
looking to win my seventh
career Super Truck
championship this season at
Dillon Motor Speedway, so
we're going to go out and do
everything we can to put the
No. 13 Florence-Darlington
Technical College Chevrolet
front and center to all of
the fans sitting in the
grandstands."
Florence-Darlington
Technical College will also
be an associate sponsor on
Goodson's No. 16 Pro All
Stars Series Super Late
Model that is scheduled to
compete in the South
Carolina Clash 125 at Dillon
Motor Speedway on Saturday,
March 7 and for "The Bash at
the Beach" at Myrtle Beach
Speedway on Saturday, April
25. Goodson finished 2nd to
race winner Ryan Blaney in
the 2010 South Carolina
Clash at Dillon.
"The
Pro All Stars Series is by
far one of the most
competitive Super Late Model
divisions in the country,"
says FDTC Public
Relations/Marketing
Specialist, Hunter Thomas.
"With the experience Hal
Goodson has at Dillon Motor
Speedway and Myrtle Beach
Speedway, I'd certainly look
for him to be a top
contender when the Pro All
Stars Series visits South
Carolina."
Over the
last decade, Goodson has won
the inaugural 2013 Pee Dee
Coastal Super Truck Series
championship, as well as all
but two of the Super Truck
divisional track
championships at Dillon
Motor Speedway since the
speedway reopened in 2007.
He was also named the Late
Model divisional track
champion back in 2009 at
Dillon Motor Speedway.
The 2015 season will begin on
Saturday, March 7 with the 10th
Annual South Carolina Clash at
Dillon Motor Speedway with rotating
practice starting at Noon, followed
by qualifying at 3:30 PM, and
feature racing at 5 PM for the PASS
South Super Late Models, PASS Pro
Late Models, Challengers/Chargers,
and Legends. Please go
HERE for entry
forms and the complete weekend
schedule.
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
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Former Dillon PASS South Winners
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CHARLOTTE, NC (February 24)
- With Speedweeks 2015 concluding at
Daytona International Speedway, race
fans and pundits are now reflecting
on what this year's action might
tell us about the new season. Upon
observation, several Pro All Stars
Series (PASS) Super Late Model
graduates had a successful start.
2011 PASS South Super Late Model
rookie, Ryan Reed, shocked the
racing fraternity by capturing his
first Xfinity Series win with a last
lap pass of former PASS South car
owner Brad Keselowski.
But,
looking even closer, one notices
that the 10th Annual South Carolina
Clash coming up on March 7 at Dillon
Motor Speedway could produce a
future Daytona storyline. As a
matter of fact, four of the last
five South Carolina Clash winners
made their debuts in various series
at Daytona.
Former PASS South
Super Late Model Champion Ryan
Blaney made his first start in the
Daytona 500 this past weekend,
driving the iconic #21 for the Wood
Brothers. Blaney had a strong
showing, running in the lead draft
late in the race before being
sidelined by an engine failure.
Blaney is the only two-time
winner of the South Carolina Clash
at Dillon, taking the checkered flag
in 2010 and 2011. In fact his win in
2010 at Dillon Motor Speedway, was
his first of five career PASS South
Super Late Model triumphs.
Maine's Austin Theriault actually
took over the #29 Brad Keselowski
Racing Ford in the Truck Series upon
Blaney's move up to the Cup Series
in 2015. In his first ever Truck
Series start at Daytona, Theriault
finished fourth in a four-wide photo
finish at the line, after helping
teammate Tyler Reddick to the win.
This was not Theriault's first
time crossing the line in a photo
finish though. In the 2013 South
Carolina Clash, Theriault took
advantage of race leader Preston
Peltier as he slowed for the lapped
car of John Hunter Nemecheck
entering turn three, to take the win
in the closest finish in PASS South
Super Late Model history. Not only
has Theriault tasted success in PASS
South, but he is also a former PASS
North Super Late Model winner,
winning at Oxford Plains Speedway in
2012 and at Beech Ridge Motor
Speedway the following year.
And finally, last year's South
Carolina Clash winner, Daniel
Hemric, was able to get his first
experience at Daytona International
Speedway. To start Speedweeks,
Hemric hit the high banks for the
first time with the ARCA series,
getting valuable experience in the
draft and finishing a very
impressive 12th.
Then, Hemric
joined the NTS Motorsports team for
their first race together as they go
for the Truck Series championship.
Again, Hemric accounted himself
well, running near the front, before
being collected in a multi-truck
accident not of his own making.
While Daytona International
Speedway and Dillon Motor Speedway
have little more in common than that
they are both asphalt and are both
located off Interstate 95, there is
little denying that success at the
South Carolina short track could
someday lead to big things on stock
car racing's biggest stage.
The 2015 season will begin on
Saturday, March 7 with the 10th
Annual South Carolina Clash at
Dillon Motor Speedway with rotating
practice starting at Noon, followed
by qualifying at 3:30 PM, and
feature racing at 5 PM for the PASS
South Super Late Models, PASS Pro
Late Models, Challengers/Chargers,
and Legends. Please go
HERE for entry
forms and the complete weekend
schedule.
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
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Noles Brothers
Quest For PASS Championships
Begins At Dillon |
CHARLOTTE, NC
(February 19) – As the 2015
Pro All Stars Series (PASS)
season approaches in just
over two weeks at South
Carolina's Dillon Motor
Speedway, a pair of talented
brothers fully expect to be
part of the championship
chase. Coulter Motorsports
expands in 2015, fielding
the Noles Cabinets #2
Chevrolet for Trevor Noles
in the PASS South Super Late
Model division, while
newcomer Wesley Noles will
drive the Wurth Military
Missions In Action #22
Chevrolet in the PASS Pro
Late Model division.
Trevor Noles heads to Dillon
Motor Speedway for the 10th
Annual South Carolina Clash
as a preseason favorite for
the PASS South Super Late
Model championship. But,
that optimism is tempered by
the memory of a slow start
to the season in 2014 which
the team could never fully
recover from. Noles finished
a very disappointing 28th in
last year's season opener at
Greenville-Pickens Speedway
and followed that up with
more disappointment by
finishing 14th at Dillon.
However, with a full year
now under his belt racing
PASS South Super Late Models
and teamed again with
veteran crew chief Randy
Renfrow, Trevor believes the
team will fare much better
in this year's "Clash."
“As far as Dillon last
year, I had high hopes going
into that race, I've had two
wins and two second place
finishes there in the Pro
Late Model division and
had a 3rd place finish in
the Super Late Model
division at the end of
2013,” says Trevor Noles. “I
have always liked Dillon,
just not the best of luck
there last March in the
Super Late Model race.
Hopefully we can get the
season started off on a
good note and maintain good
runs throughout the season.
Randy [Renfrow] and all the
guys at the shop have worked
hard in the off season
getting everything ready for
2015.”
Momentum is
no doubt on Trevor Noles
side heading into 2015. He
ended last season strong
taking the lead late from
Christopher Bell to score
his first career PASS South
Super Late Model win in the
prestigious Mason Dixon
Meltdown 200 at Southern
National Motorsports Park.
After finishing sixth in the
final standings, Noles
believes 2015 could be the
year for he and his Coulter
Motorsports team.
“The win at Southern
National was awesome, not
only for me but the entire
Coulter Motorsports racing
group,” Noles said. “This
was the first Super Late
Model win in the PASS Series
with the Coulter team. Last
season was a long
year
without a win until that
last race. We had a lot of
good finishes but
just
couldn't get the wins. It
boosted my confidence
tremendously.”
New to
the fold this year will be
younger brother Wesley Noles
making his PASS Pro Late
Model debut at Dillon Motor
Speedway on March 7. A
graduate of Go Kart racing,
the pressure to perform
could be on Wesley in the
Pro Late Model ranks. Wesley
stepped away from racing at
a young age to pursue
baseball, but racing has
always stuck in the back of
his mind. And, thanks to a
little prodding from Randy
Renfrow, Wesley is ready to
follow his brother, Trevor’s
path in PASS.
“I
wasn't able to go to many
races last year but happened
to be at Southern National
in November and was able to
watch Trevor wheel his car
to the front,” said Wesley
Noles. “Afterwards, Randy
Renfrow said, ‘That could be
you next year.’ That's all
it took and here we are.
I've never been more excited
in my life. We haven't been
able to practice as much so
we'll just have to see how
it goes. I'm very fortunate
to have the many sponsors,
family and friends
supporting me.”
The
2015 season will begin on
Saturday, March 7 with the
10th Annual South Carolina
Clash at Dillon Motor
Speedway with rotating
practice starting at Noon,
followed by qualifying at
3:30 PM, and feature racing
at 5 PM for the PASS South
Super Late Models, PASS Pro
Late Models,
Challengers/Chargers, 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 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
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PASS To Headline
Historic
Super Late
Model Event at
New
Hampshire Motor Speedway
on July 4th & 5th, 2015 |
NAPLES, ME (February
13) – Pro All Stars Series
(PASS) President Tom
Mayberry and officials from
New Hampshire Motor
Speedway, along with Bob
Guptill of the New England
Mini Stock Tour (NEMST),
announced today the addition
of a historic Super Late
Model event at the famed New
England oval. PASS Super
Late Models will tackle the
1-mile superspeedway for the
first time ever on July 4-5.
New Hampshire Motor Speedway
will supplant North
Carolina’s .625 mile North
Wilkesboro Speedway as the
largest speedway the PASS
Super Late Models have ever
competed on.
The
PASS event at New Hampshire
Motor Speedway becomes the
fifth race announced of the
2015 PASS National
Championship Series joining
the Peach Blossom Special at
Anderson (SC) Motor
Speedway, the Easter Bunny
150 at Hickory (NC) Motor
Speedway, a 200 lapper at
Plattsburgh, NY’s Airborne
Park Speedway, and the 42nd
Annual Oxford 250 at Oxford
Plains (ME) Speedway.
“We could not be more
thrilled than to announce
this historic partnership
with the folks at New
Hampshire Motor Speedway,”
said PASS President Tom
Mayberry. “This event really
came together in a short
period of time, but we
wanted to make sure our fans
and competitors knew as soon
as possible. We will have
much more information about
the race coming out within
the next couple of weeks”
The race will likely be
50-75 laps long, with a
final determination slated
to come following a
scheduled Hoosier Tire test
for PASS at the speedway in
May. In addition to being
part of the PASS National
Championship Series, the New
Hampshire event will also be
a PASS North Super Late
Model points race as well.
However, PASS North teams
will now have the option to
drop their lowest finish
during the 2015 season.
Joining the PASS Super
Late Models at New Hampshire
Motor Speedway July 4 – 5
will be the NEMST Mini
Stocks racing for 30 laps
and a Super Sportsman race
featuring “open” rules
slated for 35 laps. All
divisions will be allowed to
practice on Saturday, July
4, with an additional
practice session scheduled
for Sunday, July 5. Racing
action will get under way at
2 PM Sunday, July 5 with the
PASS Super Late Models going
green at approximately 4 PM.
More information on the
PASS Super Late Models at
New Hampshire Motor Speedway
can be found at
ProAllStarsSeries.com in the
coming weeks.
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
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OXFORD,
ME -
Entries have already
started coming in
for the 42nd Annual
Oxford 250 on August
30th, Twenty-one
drivers have already
filed entries for
the event with local
drivers making up
the majority.
The very first
entry came from
Cassius Clark of
Farminton, ME, the
2013 PASS North
Champion. Defending
Oxford 250 Champion
Travis Benjamin out
of Morrill, ME will
be attempting to
pull off what only
one other driver has
ever done in the
history of the
Oxford 250 as he
tries to win three
back to back Oxford
250s. Benjamin will
have plenty of
competition with
past 250 Champions
Mike Rowe and Ben
Rowe out of Turner,
ME on the early
entry list along
with 6-time PASS
North Champion
Johnny Clark as he
tries to grab his
first 250 Victory.
Joey Doiron
came out on top at
the PASS
Championship Event
at Oxford Plains
Speedway in
September, 2014.
Doiron is always a
tough competitor
anywhere on the Pro
All Stars Series
circuit. David
Oliver out of
Standish, ME
dominated the
majority of that
September OPS PASS
150 and ended up
finishing second to
Doiron after a hard
fought battle in the
closing laps.
Glen Luce also
representing the
town of Turner, ME
has filed his entry
after posting some
solid runs with the
PASS North Series in
2014. Luce was
involved in a hard
crash during the
2014 Oxford 250 that
took him out of
competition early in
the event.
Oxford Plains
Speedway’s weekly
Super Late Model
roster is also well
represented on the
entry list with
multi-time track
champion Tim
Brackett entered in
the #60 along with
three time track
Champion TJ Brackett
in the #61 as they
try to add an Oxford
250 Title to their
impressive
accomplishment at
the Speedway. Also
hailing from the
town of Buckfield,
ME, the 2014
Budweiser Super Late
Model Rookie of the
Year Kyle Treadwell
has sent an entry
for 2015 after
qualifying for the
250 on his first
attempt in 2014.
After a successful
OPS season in Street
Stock competition,
SLM rookie Spencer
Morse has entered
for the Oxford 250
with a ride in the
#0hms Oxford Hills
Middle School Super
Late Model.
New Hampshire also
has some tough
competition already
entered for the 250
including Bryan
Kruczek from New
Market, NH; the 2014
PASS MODS Champion
Andy Shaw out of
Center Conway, NH;
and the 2012 Oxford
250 Champion and
2014 American
Canadian Tour
Champion Joey
Polewarczyk out of
Hudson, NH.
This year’s Oxford
250 is once again
sure to host a slew
of America’s
greatest short track
competitors along
with plenty of hard
charging Canadians
including Raphael
Lessard as he makes
his way down from
Saint-Joseph-de-Beauce,
Quebec to compete in
the prestigious
event.
Advanced Tickets are
on sale now and can
be ordered by
calling the Speedway
Office at
207-539-8865. The
OPS Office is open
from 10:30 AM to
4:30 PM on Thursdays
and Fridays during
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Measamer Files
First Entry
For PASS
South
Carolina Clash At
Dillon |
CHARLOTTE, NC
(February 10) – With the
start of a new Pro All Stars
Season (PASS) season less
than a month away, Sanford,
NC’s Jody Measamer #98
became the first Super Late
Model driver to file an
entry for the upcoming 10th
Annual South Carolina Clash
on March 7 at Dillon (SC)
Motor Speedway. The tough
4/10 mile, egg-shaped
speedway in South Carolina’s
famed Pee Dee region
presents a definite
challenge to drivers hoping
to get their seasons started
off on the right foot. And,
for Measamer, you might say
he has a “love-hate”
relationship when it comes
to Dillon Motor Speedway. Of
all the tracks on the 2015
PASS South Super Late Model
schedule, Measamer has as
much experience at Dillon as
anyone. He raced Late Models
and Supertrucks there on
numerous occasions over the
last decade before
graduating to PASS South
Super Late Models in 2012.
But, in last year’s South
Carolina Clash, Measamer
experienced one of the worst
crashes of his career barrel
rolling down the front
straightaway in a multi-car
crash and destroying a brand
new car. Despite that,
Dillon Motor Speedway is
still one of Measamer’s
favorites and a place that
he knows handling will be
key for anyone looking to go
to victory lane.
“Dillon is a tricky place
because both ends of the
track are totally
different,” says Measamer of
the track’s unique layout.
“It is so important to get
the car to rotate in the
center of turns 3 and 4 and
still have enough forward
bite to get up off of turn
4. That's the case at a lot
of tracks, but to me, the
banking transition and
sharpness of the corners
make it tough. The goal is
to have the car good enough
through the corners to have
enough tires left at the end
of the race to contend for
the win.”
Measamer
knows that a strong start at
Dillon will go a long way
towards propelling a driver
towards the South’s most
prestigious Super Late Model
championship. Reflecting
back again on 2014, Measamer
destroyed a second machine
in the very next race at
Orange County Speedway when
a mechanical failure sent
the car careening into the
turn one wall. With those
early setbacks, Measamer and
the Aquavapor team skipped
several races in the middle
of the season with the hopes
of getting back on track and
focusing towards 2015. The
strategy paid off with
Measamer equaling his best
career finish of third at
Caraway Speedway’s
North-South Shootout in
November. Strong runs late
last year have Measamer
focused on scoring his first
career win this year and
competing for the PASS South
Super Late Model title.
“I'm looking forward to
2015, we built a new car
last year and it was
competitive and fast the
last several races we ran,”
said Measamer. “Racing luck
and circumstances kinda
played a roll in the end
result, but I feel if we can
put races together and
finish them, that we have
the car to finish near the
front. A lot of hard work
has went into the car, team,
and people over the off
season and I would have to
say that I am really pumped
to unload the AquaVapor
Cigarettes Chevrolet for the
season opener at Dillon.”
The 2015 season will
begin on Saturday, March 7
with the 10th Annual South
Carolina Clash at Dillon
Motor Speedway with rotating
practice starting at Noon,
followed by qualifying at
3:30 PM, and feature racing
at 5 PM for the PASS South
Super Late Models, PASS Pro
Late Models,
Challengers/Chargers, and
Legends. Please go
HERE
for entry forms and the
complete weekend schedule.
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
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Tate
Fogleman Partners with
Woodman Racing for Run at
PASS Titles |
CHARLOTTE, NC
(February 3) – Jay Fogleman
Racing will partner with
Woodman Racing to field the
#8 Ford entry for Tate
Fogleman. The new team will
chase both the Pro All Stars
Series (PASS) National
Championship and PASS South
Super Late Model titles in
2015. Woodman Racing's Dicky
Woodman will maintain the
machine out of his China
Grove, NC shops and will
serve as crew chief on race
day for the third generation
racer.
The new
partnership will serve as a
reunion of sorts between the
two teams. In 2013, Jay
Fogleman drove primarily for
Woodman Racing en route to
both the PASS National
Championship and PASS South
Super Late Model title.
"We're really looking
forward to it," said Jay
Fogleman. "It will take a
lot of pressure off me while
I pursue other business
opportunities not having to
maintain the cars in my
shop. Dicky and my family
have become great friends
and I feel like this is the
best way we can focus on
Tate and continue to develop
his racing career."
Tate Fogleman is coming off
one of the best seasons of
his young career. In just
his second season in a PASS
South Super Late Model, Tate
continued to show the
promise he developed during
a successful PASS Pro Late
Model career. The younger
Fogleman scored his best
career finish, a strong
third place effort at
Southern National
Motorsports Park in July,
and finished third in the
PASS National Championship
standings. Woodman sees many
of the same traits in Tate
that took his father to
victory lane so many times
over the course of long his
long career.
“They
both know how to win, they
both have good drive
ability, but it’s hard to
compare their styles because
they come from such
different racing
backgrounds,” says Woodman.
“We tested for the first
time last weekend and I
would take Tate anywhere
right now. He was as good on
lap 100 as he was on lap 4.
It’s a little more than a
racing deal, it’s more like
family.”
The 2015
season will begin on
Saturday, March 7 with the
10th Annual South Carolina
Clash at Dillon Motor
Speedway with rotating
practice starting at Noon,
followed by qualifying at
3:30 PM, and feature racing
at 5 PM for the PASS South
Super Late Models, PASS Pro
Late Models, Chargers, and
Legends. Please
CLICK HERE
for entry forms and the
complete weekend schedule.
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
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Fri-Sat, April 3rd-4th
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Must
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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PASS
To Offer Dual
Championships For Northern
SLM Competitors In 2015;
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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
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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
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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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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
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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 5 - New Hampshire Motor
Speedway - Loudon, 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 |
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PASS
Finalizes 2015
South
Super Late Model &
Pro
Late Model Dates |
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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 |
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Series will host first
racing event of any kind
since 2012 at Concord
Speedway on Memorial Day
weekend |
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Myrtle Beach Speedway and
Anderson Motor Speedway
return to PASS schedule in 2015 |
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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. |
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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
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 |
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Dates Subject To Change |
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Added |
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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 3 - Hickory
Motor Speedway - Hickory,
NC (Fri. race)
April 4
- Hickory Motor
Speedway -
Hickory, NC (Sat. race)
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
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 |
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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
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BELL -
NOLES - ROWE |
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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. |
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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
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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 |
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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 |
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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. |
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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
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Kiel Spaulding #18s &
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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.
Don’t forget to “Like” the Pro All
Stars Series on Facebook or follow
us on Twitter to keep up with
breaking news
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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. |
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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
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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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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 |
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CHAMPION - DJ SHAW |
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SUPER LATE MODELS: OLIVER -
DOIRON - SHAW
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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
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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 |
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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
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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. |
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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. |
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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. |
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STOCKS/OUTLSWS |
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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. |
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MINI STOCKS |
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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. |
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Home of the 42nd
ANNUAL
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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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PREVIOUS
2014 to 2001
RACE RESULTS
&
PHOTOS HERE
2013 PASS NORTHWEST EVENTS |
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