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- Tour-Type
Modifieds Added,
Schedule Released,
Tickets Available For PASS
Commonwealth Classic
At Richmond HERE
Seekonk To Crown PASS North
Champion in October
HERE
Qualifiers for
2018 "Roads To Oxford &
Richmond" Program
Announced
HERE - PASS Super Late Models
To Headline Inaugural
PASS
Commonwealth Classic
at Richmond Raceway
HERE
2018
PASS National Schedule
HERE - PASS Releases 2018
North Super Late Model Schedule
HERE -
2018 PASS MODS Schedule
HERE - PASS South Super
Late Models Set Dates for the 2018
SCHEDULE HERE
PASS HOOSIER ANNOUNCEMENT The Pro All Stars
Series will be running on Hoosier tires in the North and the
South in all divisions. Northern Race Tires will
service the tires once again in the North and the South.
Tires will be available at the race track until the
conclusion of each event in the North and the South.
Call Jack at Northern Race Tires at 603-539-1566.
Ordering Hoosier Practice
Tires:
Tires may be ordered fron Northern Race Tires (603)
539-1566 or Hoosier Tire South (336) 731-6100 on
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday from 2:00pm-5:00pm.
Tires may be ordered by chalk size or stagger size.
No sizing at warehouse. Payment can be made by cash
or check. To pay by credit card, call Northern Race
Tires before picking up tires at Hoosier Tire South.
TRANSPONDER REMINDER! All SUPER LATE MODEL
teams
that do not have their own transponders must contact
PASS Tech: Charlie Rockwell 802-754-2822 after 5 PM.
- April 8 - Thompson
Speedway Motorsports Park
-Thompson, CT The
44th Annual Icebreaker 75
April 14 - Oxford Plains
Speedway - Oxford, ME
The Honey Badger Bar & Grill
150
April 28 - Beech Ridge Motor
Speedway - Scarborough,
ME
May 5 - Star Speedway -
Epping, NH
May 20 - Oxford Plains
Speedway - Oxford, ME
The Honey Badger Bar & Grill
150
May 27 - Thunder Road
International Speedbowl
- Barre, VT 56th
Annual Mikkelsen RV Memorial
Day Classic June 2 - Petty International
Raceway - River Glade, NB
June 17 - Speedway 95 -
Hermon, ME
July 1 - Oxford Plains
Speedway - Oxford, ME
Non-points, Non-winners
Qualifier for Oxford 250
July 3 - Spud Speedway -
Caribou, ME
Aroostook Federal Savings &
Loan Firecracker 200
July 7- Beech Ridge Motor
Speedway - Scarborough,
ME
July 29 - Oxford Plains
Speedway - Oxford, ME
August 3 - Lee USA Speedway
- Lee, NH
August 11 - Speedway 51 -
Groveton, NH
August 24-26 - Oxford Plains
Speedway - Oxford, ME 45th
Annual Oxford 250
Sept. 15 - White
Mountain Motorsports Park
- North Woodstock, NH The
NAPA 150
Sept. 22 - Beech Ridge
Motor Speedway -
Scarborough, ME
Sept. 28 - Thunder Road
International Speedbowl
- Barre, VT The
Milk Bowl Friday 150
Oct. 13 - Oxford
Plains Speedway - Oxford, ME
Oct. 27 - Seekonk
Speedway - Seekonk, MA PASS
North SLM Championship
Dates Subject To Change
Additional Dates
Could Be
Added
-
Seekonk To Crown PASS North
Champion in October
PASS North Added To Haunted
Hundred Schedule
By:
Kyle Souza, for Seekonk Speedway
SEEKONK, Mass. - For the
first time since 2012, Pro
All Star Series Super Late
Models will return to the
"Cement Palace" of Seekonk
Speedway in 2018.
A
150-lap main event has been
scheduled for Saturday,
October 27, adding to an
already impressive lineup of
racing that includes the Tri
Track Open Modified Series
and Late Models at the
Massachusetts oval. The race
will also be the finale for
the PASS schedule, which
means the 2018 series
champion will be crowned
following the checkered
flag.
"We're really
excited to get to work with
Wayne Darling of the Tri
Track Open Modified Series,"
Tom Mayberry, the president
of PASS said. "And, we are
happy to return to the
"Cement Palace" to crown the
2018 PASS North champion."
Seekonk runs Super Late
Models on a weekly basis as
part of the NASCAR Whelen
All-American Series, and in
some of the most recent PASS
action at Seekonk, drivers
that run weekly seem to have
put together a stout effort.
In 2009, Tom Scully Jr.,
held off champion Ben Rowe
en route to the win in the
150-lap affair, while in
2010, defending Seekonk Pro
Stock champion David Darling
won the race, holding off
Trevor Sanborn. In 2011,
Johnny Clark found his way
into Victory Lane, while DJ
Shaw won the most recent
event in 2012.
For
Darling, who captured the
2017 Seekonk Pro Stock title
in dominating fashion, the
opportunity to race against
PASS drivers provides him
and other local competitors
a chance to defend the home
turf.
"I think it's
pretty important (to defend
our home turf)," Darling
said. "Our cars are a lot
closer to their cars now, --
over the last few years the
rule changes have made our
cars more competitive with
them."
Among the
outsiders coming in with the
PASS on that Saturday
afternoon will be Derek
Griffith, who has already
seen his fair share of
success at the third-mile.
In 2016, Griffith came off
turn four battling for the
lead on the final lap of the
SLM Nationals, but came up
just short in the end. Last
year, he charged through the
field in the second half of
the 200-lap SLM Nationals
feature, capturing the
checkered flag and a smooth
$10,000 paycheck with it.
"When they brought this
up to us looking for some
ideas, I was all for it,"
Griffith said. "I think my
worst finish there is third,
so we have a great record.
I'm looking forward to going
back, especially as the
championship race. To close
out the year at a place we
know we are really strong,
we are going to go in pretty
confident."
As the
addition to the Tri Track
Open Modified Series
"Haunted Hundred", a race
which will crown the Tri
Track champion, PASS
provides another opportunity
for fans to see multiple
different styles of cars in
the same day. With the
open-wheel modifieds,
full-fendered SLM's and Late
Models, fans will have the
chance to witness the finale
of the New England racing
season. The Tri Track race
is scheduled for 100 laps,
while the Late Models will
run 60, and the PASS will
run 150 circuits.
"It's the last race of the
year to decide two
championships," Wayne
Darling, Managing Partner of
the Tri Track Series said.
"It's a Pro Stock and a
Modified show, and both of
them are ending their points
races. It's a step in the
right direction to make our
show even better for the
fans."
Qualifiers for
2018 "Roads To Oxford
&
Richmond" Program
Announced
March 31 -
Hickory Motor Speedway -
Hickory, NC
13th Annual Easter Bunny 150
June 2 - Petty International
Raceway - River Glade, NB The Atlantic
Fleet Completion Centre 150
July 3 - Spud Speedway -
Caribou, ME
PASS SLM 200
NEW
July 21 - Orange County Speedway
- Rougemont, NC
Orange Blossom Special 150
July 29 - Oxford Plains
Speedway - Oxford, ME
-
NAPLES, ME (February 16) - Pro All
Stars Series (PASS) President Tom
Mayberry announced today the
expansion of the newly named "Roads
To Oxford And Richmond" program in
2018. Now in its fifth year, the
groundbreaking "Roads To Oxford And
Richmond" concept will expand to
give racers across the continent the
chance to compete in short track
asphalt racing's biggest events.
Competitors from both the United
States and Canada will have the
opportunity to race for guaranteed
starting spots, while keeping
focused on the 45th Annual Oxford
250 and the inaugural Commonwealth
Classic at Richmond Raceway
throughout the season.
The 2017 Oxford 250 saw
droves of race fans from
across North America and
over 60 Super Late Models
make the trek to Oxford
Plains Speedway in Maine, as
the venerable race continues
to be one of the biggest
short track events in the
world. And beginning this
year, racers across several
short track disciplines will
have the opportunity to race
at the Richmond Raceway in
Virginia as part of the
inaugural PASS Commonwealth
Classic in October.
"The Oxford 250 is
continuing the tradition as
one of the premier events in
all of short track racing
and with the addition of
Richmond, PASS racers will
have the chance to compete
in two of the biggest events
in North America," said
Mayberry. "The 'Roads To
Oxford And Richmond' will be
bigger than ever in 2018. We
will be able to keep the 250
and Richmond in focus
throughout the year and give
competitors at several
venues the chance to get
locked in."
This
year's program will see the
winners of four select races
in the United States and
Canada get a guaranteed
starting position at full
start money for the Oxford
250 or at Richmond. The
remaining top five finishers
in each of these events will
be guaranteed a starting
position for the Oxford 250
or Richmond at half start
money.
The first
event to be featured will be
the famed Easter Bunny 150
at North Carolina's Hickory
Motor Speedway on March 31.
The "Roads" then continue to
an international event in
the Canadian province of New
Brunswick, with the series'
first trip to Petty
International Raceway on
June 2. Then, a special
Tuesday night 200 lapper
paying $5,000 to win on July
3, will be held at Spud
Speedway in Caribou, ME. The
final race as part of the
"Roads To Oxford And
Richmond" will be on Sunday,
July 29 at Oxford Plains
Speedway.
Additionally, the top
licensed drivers in points
from PASS North, PASS South,
and the PASS National
Championship Series, will
have provisionals available,
if needed, as long as they
have attempted to qualify
for every race in their
chosen series. All drivers
that will have guaranteed
spots through the "Roads To
Oxford And Richmond" or via
championship points
provisionals have to compete
in their heat races,
qualifying, or in their
consolation races, but will
not have to compete in the
last chances race if they
have not already advanced. A
full schedule of events and
support divisions for the
45th Annual Oxford 250 at
Oxford Plains Speedway and
the inaugural PASS Commonwealth
Classic at Richmond Raceway
will be announced in the
near future.
For
media or marketing questions
please contact Alan Dietz at
alandietzpass@live.com or
704-231-2039.
Entry Lists for The Oxford
250 and Richmond PASS
Commonwealth Classic Grow as
Big Month of July Approaches
NAPLES, ME (June 19)
- Entry lists continue to
grow as the two biggest Pro
All Stars Series (PASS)
Super Late Model races of
the year draw near. With
still two months to go
before the green flag drops,
there are currently over 40
entries for the $25,000 to
win, 45th Annual Oxford 250
at Oxford Plains Speedway in
August. And at over four
months away, the inaugural
PASS Commonwealth Classic at
Richmond Raceway is drawing
entries from across the
motorsports spectrum for the
PASS Super Late Models,
Tour-Type Modifieds, Late
Model Stocks, Limited Late
Models, and Street Stocks.
But, with high car
counts expected for both
Oxford and Richmond, getting
a guaranteed starting spot
is an opportunity that
cannot be missed. Now in its
fifth year, the
groundbreaking "Roads To
Oxford And Richmond" program
further expands to give
racers an opportunity to get
locked into short track
asphalt racing's biggest
events. And, the month of
July is loaded with
opportunities.
It all
begins on Sunday, July 1
with The Open 100 at Oxford
Plains Speedway. This
non-points race for drivers
who have not won a PASS
event in recent years, will
award the top three
finishers with guaranteed
starting spots in the Oxford
250. As a matter of fact,
Wayne Helliwell, Jr.
parlayed his guaranteed spot
in 2016 to the win in the
43rd Annual Oxford 250. But
the opportunities do not end
there.
Just two days
later, on Tuesday, July 3,
PASS North racers will
compete for $5,000 to win in
the Aroostook Savings & Loan
Firecracker 200 at Spud
Speedway. An event that will
give the top five finishers
guaranteed starting spots at
either the 45th Annual
Oxford 250 or the PASS
Commonwealth Classic at
Richmond.
Likewise,
PASS South drivers will have
their final opportunity of
the year to get locked in to
Oxford or Richmond in the
12th Annual Orange Blossom
Special at Orange County
Speedway. Colorado's Preston
Peltier won the first
qualifying race at Hickory
Motor Speedway on Easter
weekend earlier this season.
This year's "Roads To
Oxford And Richmond "
program will see the race
winners get a guaranteed
starting position at full
start money for the Oxford
250 or at Richmond. The
remaining top five finishers
in each of these PASS events
will be guaranteed a
starting position for either
the Oxford 250 or Richmond
at half start money. All
drivers that receive
guaranteed spots through the
"Roads To Oxford And
Richmond" or via
championship points
provisionals have to compete
in their heat races,
qualifying, or in their
consolation races, but will
not have to compete in the
last chances race if they
have not already advanced.
3-time Oxford 250
winner, Mike Rowe, and PASS
South standout, Kodie Connor
are among the most recent
batch of entries for the
250. Richmond entry forms
just became available with
Connor as the first entrant,
along with former PASS
champions, Ben Rowe, Matt
Craig, and Tyler Church.
Entry forms for the 45th
Annual Oxford 250 and
inaugural PASS Commonwealth
Classic, along with pit
stall reservations for
Richmond, are available at
ProAllStarsSeries.com. Rules
contacts for PASS Super Late
Models, Tour-Type Modifieds,
Late Model Stocks, Limited
Late Models, and Street
Stocks are also posted at
ProAllStarsSeries.com. Fans
can purchase tickets now and
making camping reservations
for Richmond by going to
RichmondRaceway.com
For media or marketing
questions please contact
Alan Dietz at
alandietzpass@live.com
or 704-231-2039.
Be
sure to "Like" the Pro All
Stars Series on Facebook or
follow us on Twitter at
@PASSSLM14.
DJ Shaw Takes
PASS North Super Late Model
Championship Lead with
Speedway 95 Victory
Hermon, ME - DJ Shaw
of Center Conway, New
Hampshire drove to an
impressive victory Sunday
afternoon in the 150-lap Pro
All Stars Series North Super
Late Model main event at
Speedway 95 in Hermon,
Maine.
Shaw took the
race lead a lap before the
halfway point, charging back
into contention aboard the
Precision JLM 60 after
restarting from the rear of
the field following a pit
stop with only 15 laps
completed.
Six-time
Pro All Stars Series North
champion Johnny Clark of
Farmingdale set sail in
front of the Super Late
Model field and looked
strong over the course of
the event's opening half,
seeking his first win of the
year.
Hometown
Hermon racer Mike Hopkins
also worked his way past
Clark and made a valiant
effort to chase down Shaw,
which fell short by some
four seconds under the
checkered flag. Derek
Griffith of Hudson, New
Hampshire had to settle for
third position in his quest
for a second consecutive
PASS North Super Late Model
win at Speedway 95.
Clark prevailed in a
spirited battle with
defending PASS North
champion Travis Benjamin of
Morrill for fourth position.
Sixth-place finisher Garrett
Hall of Scarborough was the
final driver able to
complete all 150 laps.
Unoficially, Shaw moved into
the championship points
standings lead by one point
over Benjamin.
Gary
Shackford of Center Conway,
New Hampshire raced to his
second PASS Mods victory of
the season. Shackford chased
Hancock's Brian Treadwell
for most of the 40-lap race
before prevailing on a
late-race restart to claim
victory.
Treadwell
had earlier yielded the lead
to points leader and
defending champion Ben
Tinker, but three laps later
Tinker slid off the
racetrack and handed the
lead back to Treadwell. As
Shackford cruised under the
checkered flag, Waterboro's
Billy Dixon made a late move
into second position.
Despite pounding the
frontstretch wall on the
final lap, Treadwell was
credited with a third-place
finish in the Mod main
event. Tinker rebounded for
a fourth place, ahead of
Wales competitor Bruce
Helmuth.
Tyler King
of Gray aced the Father's
Day Street Stock special,
delighting Papa Scott and
Grandpa Joe King as the
driver anxiously awaits the
arrival of his first child.
King, a three-time winner
earlier this season at
Oxford Plains Speedway,
cruised to victory after
outgunning local favorite
and early race leader Jordan
Pearson of Thorndike.
Pearson was able to
maintain second position
after King went by for good.
Veteran racer Kenny Harrison
of Durham earned third-place
hardware. Jordan Russell of
Norway and another early
contender, Andrew Breton of
Greene, rounded out the top
five.
The next
Points-counting Pro All
Stars Series North Super
Late Model race is scheduled
for Tuesday night, July 3 at
Spud Speedway in Caribou,
Maine. On Sunday, July 1
Oxford Plains Speedway hosts
a 100-lap, non-points PASS
Super Late Model race
offering up guaranteed
starting positions in the
rich, 45th Annual Oxford
250, scheduled for Sunday,
August 26. For more
information please visit
proallstarsseries.com or
call (207) 539-8865.
PASS Mods (40 laps)
1 60 Gary Shackford, Center
Conway, NH; 2 33 Billy
Dixon, Waterboro, ME; 3 48
Brian Treadwell, Hancock,
ME; 4 19 Ben Tinker, New
Gloucester, ME; 5 25 Bruce
Helmuth, Wales, ME; 6 85
Jariet Harrison, Freeport,
ME; 7 10 Kate Re, Lovell,
ME; 8 16 Patrick Sullivan,
Poland, ME; 9 (DNS) 15 Wayne
Allard, Stetson, ME.
Honey Badger Bar & Grill
Street Stock (50 laps)
1 11 Tyler King, Gray; 2 3
Jordan Pearson, Thorndike,
ME; 3 85 Kenny Harrison,
Durham, ME; 4 4 Jordan
Russell, Norway, ME; 5 33
Andrew Breton, Greene, ME; 6
61 Matt Dufault, Turner, ME;
7 14 Anthony Constantino,
Sumner, ME; 8 75 David
Greene, Ellsworth, ME; 9 18
Bobby Seger, Frankfort, ME.
Entry Forms And
Rules Available For PASS
Commonwealth Classic At
Richmond
NAPLES, ME (May 31)
- Pro All Stars Series
(PASS) officials announced
today that entry forms and
rules for all divisions
competing at the Inaugural
PASS Commonwealth Classic at
Richmond Raceway have been
finalized and are now
available at
ProAllStarsSeries.com. The
PASS Commonwealth Classic
will go green on Saturday
afternoon, October 20 at 4
PM and will see some of the
biggest divisions in short
track racing in competition.
Nearly 400 laps of racing
will be contested at
Richmond Raceway by the PASS
Super Late Models, Tour-Type
Modifieds, Late Model
Stocks, Limited Late Models,
and MASS Street Stocks.
Teams can save money towards
their entry with an early
entry discount available
until June 30. Tickets are
available online at
RichmondRaceway.com.
"The response to the PASS
Commonwealth Classic has
truly been amazing and
racers from all over North
America are ready to get to
Richmond Raceway in
October," said PASS
President Tom Mayberry. "The
Commonwealth Classic will
pay big money across the
board for all the divisions
that will be in action. A
lot of people have been
asking about the rules and
we are glad to get them out
now so everyone can start to
get ready. We think the
Commonwealth Classic is the
biggest thing to hit short
track racing in the last 20
years and we can't wait for
it to get here."
The
PASS Super Late Models will
run under the same rules
that applied at Thompson
Speedway's Icebreaker in
March, while the Tour-Type
Modifieds, returning for the
first time since 2002, will
compete under rules very
similar to those used at New
Smyrna Speedway in February.
The Late Model Stocks will
compete under the NASCAR
guidelines used at
Martinsville Speedway in
September and the Limiteds
will follow the SouthEast
Limited Late Model rulebook.
Finally, the Street Stocks
will be sanctioned by the
Mid-Atlantic Street Stock
(MASS) Series and will
follow their standards. For
tech questions please call
the following: PASS Super
Late Models (Charlie
Rockwell 802-754-2822, after
5 PM please), Tour-Type
Modifieds (Jeff Zuidema
508-769-2890, Pete Frappier
603-521-2718, or Bobby
Mcilveen 603-918-0698), Late
Model Stocks and Limited
Late Models (Mike Bushee
252-908-2021 or Ron Barfield
843-496-4792), and Street
Stocks (Ron Barfield
843-496-4792). Email
addresses, the complete
weekend schedule, and entry
forms are available at
ProAllStarsSeries.com
The Pro All Stars Series
is recognized as North
America's premier
sanctioning body for asphalt
Super Late Models and boasts
such marquee events as the
legendary Oxford 250 at
Oxford Plains Speedway, PASS
South's Easter Bunny 150 at
Hickory Motor Speedway and
the Inaugural PASS
Commonwealth Classic at
Richmond Raceway.
For media or marketing
questions, please contact
Alan Dietz at 704-231-2039
or
alandietzpass@live.com.
Don't forget to
"Like" the Pro All Stars
Series on Facebook or follow
us on Twitter at @PASSSLM14
to keep up with breaking
news as it happens.
Wallace Fends
Off Burton For Wild Win In
Old Glory 125
MIDLAND, NC (May 25)
- Matt Wallace prevailed
over Harrison Burton after a
torrid battle through the
last 20 laps to win the Old
Glory 125 Friday night for
the Pro All Stars Series
(PASS) South Super Late
Models. Wallace's dramatic
victory was his first
triumph in a PASS South
Super Late Model.
"I
don't know how we did it
tonight, the 12 car [Burton]
is definitely one to beat
right now, they're the best
short track car in the
country basically," said
Wallace, after climbing from
the Unkers Theraputic
Products Chevrolet in
victory lane. "It's truly an
honor to race side-by-side
with these guys and win.
There was actually a lot of
momentum up on the outside
and my dad kept me pumped
up. This is awesome."
In qualifying, Burton
set a new track record with
a lap of 15.703 seconds
(114.628 MPH) for his first
career PASS South quick
qualifying time around the
fast half-mile triangle.
After the top 10 qualifiers
redraw, Preston Peltier
would move to the pole
position, while Burton would
slot into the eighth
starting spot.
When
the green flag waved to
start the Old Glory 125,
Peltier took the initial
lead over Lucas Jones.
Burton would start making
his way to the front,
passing Jared Irvan for
fifth on lap 15. Meanwhile,
Wallace was also on the
move, taking second from
Jones, and then bypassing
Peltier in the dogleg for
the lead on lap 24.
The first caution of the
night would not wave until
lap 39 when Wes Burton
slowed on track. Following
the restart, Jones would get
the advantage over Wallace
on lap 41, but would
relinquish the lead back to
him in turn three just seven
laps later. The race would
continue caution-free until
lap 75 when Peltier looped
his ill-handling car exiting
turn three.
Prior to
the restart, Burton had
bypassed Jones for second
and would start alongside
Wallace as they came back to
green. Burton got the
advantage over Wallace to
take the lead for the first
time in the race. The
caution would wave again
with 25 laps to go for a
hard crash by Corey Heim in
the dogleg, which saw his
machine briefly catch fire.
On the final restart of
the night, Wallace returned
the favor to Burton, taking
the lead from the outside
entering turn one. Over the
final laps, Burton was able
to get under Wallace several
times exiting turn three,
only to have Wallace skirt
out ahead in turn one and
through the dogleg. Despite
fighting an extremely loose
car in the final laps,
Wallace was able to hold off
Burton by a car length for
his first career PASS South
Super Late Model win.
Rounding out the top five
were Ryan Moore, Irvan, and
Jeff Fultz. Finishing sixth
through tenth were Kodie
Conner, Bronson Butcher,
Jones, Dustin Dunn, and Roy
Hayes.
The PASS
South Super Late Models will
hit the track again on
Saturday, July 21 at Orange
County Speedway for the
Orange Blossom Special. The
top five finishers at Orange
County will receive
guaranteed starting
positions for either the
Oxford 250 in August or the
inaugural PASS Commonwealth
Classic at Richmond Raceway
in October. Entry forms will
be available soon at
ProAllStarsSeries.com. Be
sure to "Like" the Pro All
Stars Series on Facebook or
follow us on Twitter at
@PASSSLM14.
"Roads To
Oxford
& Richmond"
Orange County’s PASS South
Go In July Becomes
“Roads To Oxford And
Richmond” Qualifier
NAPLES, ME (May 25)
- Pro All Stars Series
(PASS) President Tom
Mayberry announced today an
additional qualifying event
for the "Roads To Oxford And
Richmond" program. Now in
its fifth year, the
groundbreaking "Roads To
Oxford And Richmond" concept
further expands to give
racers another opportunity
to get locked into short
track asphalt racing's
biggest events. Joining the
previously announced events
in Maine and Canada, will be
the PASS South Super Late
Model event at North
Carolina's Orange County
Speedway on Saturday night,
July 21. The 12th Annual
Orange Blossom Special will
reward the top five
finishers a guaranteed
starting spot for either the
45th Annual Oxford 250 in
August or the inaugural PASS
Commonwealth Classic at
Richmond Raceway in October.
The 2017 Oxford 250 saw
droves of race fans from
across North America and
over 60 Super Late Models
make the trek to Oxford
Plains Speedway in Maine for
the chance to win over
$25,000. And beginning this
year, racers across several
short track disciplines will
have the opportunity to race
at the Richmond Raceway in
Virginia as part of the
inaugural PASS Commonwealth
Classic, one of the most
talked about and anticipated
events in years.
This
year's program will see the
race winners get a
guaranteed starting position
at full start money for the
Oxford 250 or at Richmond.
The remaining top five
finishers in each of these
PASS events will be
guaranteed a starting
position for either the
Oxford 250 or Richmond at
half start money.
The
first event to be featured
in the program was the
Easter Bunny 150 at North
Carolina's Hickory Motor
Speedway, a race won by
Preston Peltier. The "Roads"
continue to an international
event next weekend in the
Canadian province of New
Brunswick, with the series'
first trip to Petty
International Raceway on
June 2. Then, a special
Tuesday night 200 lapper
paying $5,000 to win on July
3, will be held at Spud
Speedway in Caribou, ME,
followed by the newly added
event at Orange County
Speedway on July 21. The
final race as part of the
"Roads To Oxford And
Richmond" will be on Sunday,
July 29 at Oxford Plains
Speedway.
Additionally, the top
licensed drivers in points
from PASS North, PASS South,
and the PASS National
Championship Series, will
have provisionals available,
if needed, as long as they
have attempted to qualify
for every race in their
chosen series. All drivers
that receive guaranteed
spots through the "Roads To
Oxford And Richmond" or via
championship points
provisionals have to compete
in their heat races,
qualifying, or in their
consolation races, but will
not have to compete in the
last chances race if they
have not already advanced.
For media or
marketing questions please
contact Alan Dietz at
alandietzpass@live.com
or 704-231-2039.
More details will be
announced soon and can be
found at oxfordplains.com,
RichmondRaceway.com, and
ProAllStarsSeries.com.
Choice
Hotels International Returns as Official PASS Hotel Partner
Pro All Stars Series (PASS)
president Tom Mayberry is pleased to welcome back Choice Hotels
International, Inc. (NYSE: CHH) as the Official Hotel Partner of the
Pro All Stars Series.
Established in 2001, PASS sanctions and promotes four short track
racing series throughout the eastern seaboard and maritime Canada.
PASS race teams, fans, family and friends can receive a discount at
Choice brand hotels when booking hotel rooms through the Choice
Hotels Sports Desk at 877.240.AWAY (2929) or via
www.choicesportstravel.com. Discount subject to availability.
Choice Hotels has more than 4,500 Comfort Inn, Comfort Suites,
Quality, Sleep Inn, Clarion, Cambria Suites, MainStay Suites,
Suburban Extended Stay Hotel, Econo Lodge, and Rodeway Inn brand
hotels across the country and many within close proximity to the
series race locations.
In making the announcement Mayberry said, "Many of our race teams,
fans and friends of the series took advantage of our partnership
with Choice Hotels International in 2008 and 2009. We all know that
travel
expenses are a big chunk of any race team or race fans' budget, and
the PASS discount really adds up over the course of the racing
season. We're especially pleased with our association with Choice
Hotels because it extends well beyond race teams on race day. Our
racers, their fans, friends, and family can all take advantage of
the Choice Hotels discount for both business and pleasure travel.
It's a winning proposition for us all, and we appreciate Choice
Hotel International's continued support."
"Our hope with this 2010 partnership provides PASS Racing and its
members with the convenience and affordability of the more than
4,500 properties in the Choice Hotels domestic system," said Karen
Krupka, manager, sports marketing, Choice Hotels. "We look forward
to continuing and growing the partnership."
To take advantage of the PASS/Choice Hotels discount program,
BOOK YOUR ROOMS
HERE
About Choice Hotels
Choice Hotels International franchises more than 6,000
hotels, representing more than 455,000 rooms, in the United
States and 38 countries and territories. The company's Comfort Inn,
Comfort Suites, Quality, Sleep Inn, Clarion, Cambria Suites,
MainStay Suites, Suburban Extended Stay Hotel, Econo Lodge
and Rodeway Inn brands serve guests worldwide.
Additional corporate information may be found on Choice
Hotels Internet site, which may be accessed at
choicehotels.com.
Choice Hotels, Choice Hotels International, Comfort Inn,
Comfort Suites, Quality, Sleep Inn, Clarion, Cambria Suites,
MainStay Suites, Suburban Extended Stay Hotel, Econo Lodge
and Rodeway Inn are proprietary trademarks and service marks
of Choice Hotels International.
Copyright 2009 Choice Hotels International, Inc. All rights
reserved.
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