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.
- 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 National Schedule
HERE - 2018
North Schedule
HERE 7 2018 MODS Schedule
HERE --
2018 South 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
July 29 - Oxford Plains
Speedway - Oxford, ME
NEW August 11 - South Boston
Speedway - South Boston, VA
The Davenport Energy 150
-
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.
Oxford Plains Speedway
Announces Media Day for
the Clark’s Scrap Metal
Oxford 250
When: Wednesday, August 22,
2018 at 11:00 AM
-
Where: Oxford Plains
Speedway Front Stretch
- There will be
cars on display and drivers
to answer questions about
the 45th Annual Oxford 250
coming up on Sunday, August
26.
Weekend Schedule Now
Available And
New Entries For 45th Annual
Oxford 250
NAPLES, ME (August
16) - With campers already
arriving on the grounds of
Oxford Plains Speedway, the
complete weekend schedule
for the 45th Annual Clark's
Scrap Metal Oxford 250 has
now been posted and is
available online at
ProAllStarsSeries.com. The
Oxford 250 will go green on
Sunday afternoon, August 26
with the ever important heat
races to determine the
starting lineup going green
at 1:30 PM for the PASS
Super Late Models, PASS
Modifieds, Rebels, Street
Stocks, and NEMST. With the
possibility of $50,000 going
to the winner, the Oxford
250 is the biggest single
day event in motorsports,
with nearly 70 Pro All Stars
Series (PASS) Super Late
Models expected to compete
in the qualifying heats and
main event, and it is all
held on Sunday, August 26.
The list of pre-entries
is now up to 60, with a very
impressive group of new
drivers, led by Senoia, GA's
Bubba Pollard, who recently
got locked into the 250 via
his win last weekend at
South Boston Speedway in
Virginia. Joining him will
be 2015 Oxford 250 winner,
Glen Luce, as well as
defending ARCA Series
champion, Austin Theriault.
Former multi-time Oxford
Plains Speedway track
champion, Jeff Taylor, has
also entered as he still
seeks his first ever win in
the 250.
Race teams
will once again have the
opportunity to make live pit
stops and employ strategy
during the course of the
event and, since caution
laps will not count, teams
can avoid the pressure of
having to bring in
"specialized" pit crews.
In addition to the
showcase event on Sunday,
fans will have the chance to
enjoy a full weekend of
racing at Oxford Plains
Speedway. It will all begin
on Friday, August 24 when
the PASS Super Late Models
will get their first chance
to take to the track for
practice. Beginning at 6:30
PM, a full slate of heat and
feature racing gets under
way for the Outlaws, Rebels,
Street Stocks, Cruisers,
Trucks, Ladies, Legends, and
Bandits.
On Saturday,
August 25, the PASS Super
Late Models will have
another opportunity to
practice before heats and
features begin for the ACT
Late Models, PASS Modifieds,
Street Stocks, NEMST
Cyclones, NE Lites, and
Wicked Good.
Entry
forms and the complete
weekend schedule for the
45th Annual Clark's Scrap
Metal Oxford 250, along with
the inaugural PASS
Commonwealth Classic at
Richmond Raceway, 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, the
Easter Bunny 150 at historic
Hickory Motor Speedway, and
the PASS Commonwealth
Classic at Richmond Raceway.
For media or
marketing questions, please
contact Alan Dietz at
704-231-2039 or
alandietzpass@live.com.
Please visit
ProAllStarsSeries.com for
more information and don't
forget to "Like" the Pro All
Stars Series on Facebook or
follow us on Twitter at
@PASSSLM14 to keep up with
breaking news as it happens.
Clark's Scrap Metals has
come on board for
title sponsorship of the
45th Annual
Clark's Scrap
Metals Oxford 250
Oxford Plains
Speedway and the Pro All
Stars Series are excited to
announce that Clark's Scrap
Metals has come on board for
title sponsorship of the
45th Annual Clark's Scrap
Metals Oxford 250 on Sunday,
August 26th.
Clark's
Scrap Metal has four
location's in Maine
including Hallowell,
Chelsea, Monteville, and
Jay. Clark's Scrap Metals
and the Clark Family have
been long time supporters of
stock car racing in Maine
and have competed in the Pro
All Stars Series since the
series inception
accumulating six PASS
Championships along the way.
"We are really
excited to be a part of the
45th Annual Oxford 250. This
is a huge opportunity for
the Clark's Scrap Metals
family to work with the
Mayberry's on the largest
Super Late Model race in the
country," said Clark's Scrap
Metals President John Clark
III.
SATURDAY, AUGUST 11th
THE CREATIVE
COUNTERS SUMMER SIZZLER
151
HALL -
SHAW - BENJAMIN
Photos by Norm
Marx
PASS NORTH SLMs at SPEEDWAY
51
UNOFFICIAL RACE
RESULTS - 8-11-18
1) 60 - DJ
Shaw - 151 Laps
2) 7 - Travis
Benjamin - 151 3)
94 - Garrett Hall -
151 4) 35 - Derek
Ramstrom - 151 5)
12g - Derek Griffith
- 151 6) 5x -
Bobby Therrien - 151
7) 09 - Jeremy Davis
- 151
PASS
MODS - Bruce Helmeth
#25, 3rd; Winner Ben
Tinker #9; and
Bill Dixon #33, 2nd.
PASS North
championship leader
DJ Shaw
best in Speedway 51
Super Late Model
test
Groveton, NH
- DJ Shaw of Center
Conway, New
Hampshire raced to
his second Pro All
Stars Series North
Super Late Model
victory of the
season Saturday
night in the
Creative Counters
151 at Speedway 51
in Groveton, New
Hampshire.
Shaw, a two-time
PASS North Super
Late Model champion,
remained atop the
2018 championship
standings with his
win, but little was
added to his lead as
his Precision JLM /
Mulkern Excavating
machine was followed
under the checkered
flag by Travis
Benjamin of Belfast,
Maine, currently
ranked second in the
PASS North Super
Late Model
standings.
Garrett Hall of
Scarborough, Maine
took a turn in front
of the field,
leading the race
before Shaw took
command and pulled
away from the pack.
Hall hung on to post
a third-place finish
after Benjamin
claimed the
runner-up spot late
in the 151-lap race.
Derek Ramstrom of
Worcester,
Massachusetts
prevailed in an
entertaining battle
for fourth position
versus Derek
Griffith of Hudson,
New Hampshire.
Hinesburg,
Vermont's Bobby
Therrien battled
back into sixth
position after
running afoul of
officials when
adjudged to have
jumped a restart
twice in the middle
portion of the race
while trying to fend
off four-time series
champion Ben Rowe of
Turner, Maine. Rowe
ended up eighth,
behind Tamworth, New
Hampshire's Jeremy
Davis. Kyle Welch of
Lempster and
Whitefield's Sammy
Gooden rounded out
the top ten.
Defending PASS Mods
champion Ben Tinker
nailed down his
fourth victory of
the season to remain
on top of the
championship
standings in the Pro
All Stars Series
Northern open-wheel
class. Tinker took
the lead away from
Bruce Helmuth of
Wales, who had an
impressive run in
the main event after
a practice crash
nearly ended his
night before it
really got started.
Billy Dixon of
Waterboro, Maine
charged into
contention and
chased Tinker under
the checkered flag,
with Helmuth
claiming the
third-place trophy.
Heat race winner
Gary Shackford of
Center Conway, New
Hampshire was fourth
in the 40-lapper,
followed by Jariet
Harrison of
Freeport, Maine.
The next Pro All
Stars Series North
event is the 45th
Annual Clarks Scrap
Metals Oxford 250,
scheduled for Oxford
Plains Speedway on
Sunday, August 26 at
1:30 p.m. Oxford
Plains Speedway is
located at 877 Main
Street, on Route 26,
in Oxford, Maine.
For more information
please visit
proallstartsseries.com
or call (207)
539-8865.
Results from the
August 11 Pro All
Stars Series Super
Late Model 151 at
Speedway 51;
Groveton, New
Hampshire showing
finishing position,
car number, driver's
name, driver's
hometown:
Pro All Stars
Series North Super
Late Model (151
laps) 1
60 DJ Shaw, Center
Conway, NH; 2 7
Travis Benjamin,
Belfast, ME; 3 94
Garrett Hall,
Scarborough, ME; 4
35 Derek Ramstrom,
Worcester, MA; 5 12
Derek Griffith,
Hudson, NH; 6 5x
Bobby Therrien,
Hinesburg, VT; 7 09
Jeremy Davis,
Tamworth, NH; 8 4
Ben Rowe, Turner,
ME; 9 9 Kyle Welch,
Lempster, NH; 10 01
Sammy Gooden,
Whitefield, NH; 11
24 Nick Patnode,
Swanzey, NH; 12 72
Guy Caron,
Claremont, NH; 13 32
Nick Jenkins,
Brownville, ME.
PASS Mods (40
laps) 1
19 Ben Tinker, New
Gloucester, ME; 2 33
Billy Dixon,
Waterboro, ME; 3 25
Bruce Helmuth,
Wales, ME; 4 60 Gary
Shackford, Center
Conway, NH; 5 85
Jariet Harrison,
Freeport, ME; 6 2
Randy Sanborn, West
Baldwin, ME; 7 34
Spencer Morse,
Waterford, ME; 8 10
Kate Re, Lovell, ME.
Bubba
Pollard Prevails In PASS
South
Slugfest At South Boston
SOUTH BOSTON, VA
(August 11) - Georgia's
Bubba Pollard came back from
a late spin to take the win
in Saturday night's
Davenport Energy 150 at
South Boston Speedway for
the Pro All Stars Series
(PASS) South Super Late
Models. Pollard's 2nd career
PASS South win locks him in
to the 45th Annual Clark's
Scrap Metal Oxford 250 at
Oxford Plains Speedway
coming up in two weeks.
"That's how you do it
right there, that's how we
do it in the south," said
Pollard, after a hard fought
battle with runner-up Lucas
Jones. "We didn't have a
very good car when we
started the race, we didn't
have a shot to win and we
had to take a gamble and pit
to make it right. Getting
locked in to Oxford is huge,
it's big. Oxford is gonna be
a tough field, those guys
are good. We've been working
hard all year to try and
make that our race to focus
on, so I hope we can do it."
For the third straight
race this year, the track
qualifying record was broken
in qualifying. Rookie Logan
Seavey set the fast time
with a lap of 14.298 seconds
(100.713 MPH). After the top
10 qualifiers redraw, Seavey
would move all the way back
to the ninth starting
position, while Austin
Thaxton and Brandon Setzer
would move up to the front
row.
At the drop of
the green flag, Setzer would
jump into the lead. Kodie
Conner would go to the front
on lap 13 and lead until
two-time defending PASS
South champion, Matt Craig,
would stop on the speedway
with a flat right rear tire
six laps later.
On
the restart, Conner and
Setzer would make contact in
turn four and slide up the
race track, allowing Brandon
Lynn and Lucas Jones to move
by and into the top two
spots. Conner's night would
end on lap 24 after contact
with another car sent him
into the outside wall,
collecting Tate Fogleman in
the process.
Lynn
would continue to lead over
Jones and Corey Heim. Jones
would begin to flex his
muscle, taking the lead on a
lap 64 restart. Following a
couple of pit stops under
cautions to make
adjustments, Pollard was
making his way through the
field, taking fifth from
Jared Irvan with 63 laps to
go. Just two laps later,
Heim would take the lead on
the backstretch from Jones.
Following the seventh
caution of the night for
wall contact by Irvan on lap
103, Jones and Pollard would
move by Heim and begin to
wage war for the lead. Jones
and Pollard would trade the
lead back-and-forth before
Pollard would move ahead
with 20 laps to go.
Lynn slammed the wall hard
with 11 laps to go setting
up another restart and run
to the finish. When the
green waved again, Jones
would get the advantage over
Pollard on the restart. As
the two battled for the
lead, Pollard would get a
run on Jones entering turn
three, but contact between
the two would cause Pollard
to spin.
Following
two more cautions, Pollard
got back up to second for
the final restart with three
laps to go. Pollard took the
lead from Jones on the
restart and led the rest of
the way to take the win on
his first trip to South
Boston Speedway. Rounding
out the top five were Jeff
Batten, Heim, who swept the
NASCAR Late Model Stock
features as well, and Roy
Hayes. The top five
finishers each will receive
a guaranteed starting
position to either the
Oxford 250 at Oxford Plains
Speedway or the inaugural
PASS Commonwealth Classic at
Richmond Raceway in October.
Rounding out the top 10 were
Trey Jarrell, JP Josiasse,
Seavey, Thaxton, and Lynn.
The PASS National
Championship Super Late
Models will be in action
next up on Sunday, August 25
for the 45th Annual Clark's
Scrap Metal Oxford 250 at
Oxford Plains Speedway, with
a chance to win up to
$50,000. The next southern
event will be the PASS
Commonwealth Classic at
Richmond Raceway on
Saturday, October 20. Entry
forms are currently
available at
ProAllStarsSeries.com.
Be sure to "Like" the
Pro All Stars Series on
Facebook or follow us on
Twitter at @PASSSLM14.
TREVOR SANBORN
#29
EDDIE MACDONALD
#17ma
Entry List For 45th Annual
Oxford 250 Reaches Milestone
NAPLES, ME (July 16)
- The entry list for the
most prestigious asphalt
short track race in America
reached a major milestone
over the weekend. With still
over a month to go before
the green flag drops, there
are now over 50 Pro All
Stars Series (PASS) Super
Late Model entries for the
45th Annual Oxford 250 at
Oxford Plains Speedway in
August. East Parsonsfield,
ME's Trevor Sanborn is the
50th official entrant, while
two-time Oxford 250 winner,
Eddie MacDonald, has
actually pushed the number
of drivers entered to date
to 51. Competitors will have
the opportunity the race for
the richest winner's purse
in asphalt short track
racing, with $25,000 to win,
plus an additional $25,000
in lap leader money. Last
year's winner, Curtis Gerry,
took home over $31,000 last
year for his efforts.
This year's entry lists
features some of the best
short track racers in North
America, including former
Oxford 250 winners', Mike
and Ben Rowe, Travis
Benjamin, Wayne Helliwell,
Jr., Joey Polewarcyzk,
Curtis Gerry, and Scott
Robbins. Former PASS
champions, Johnny Clark, DJ
Shaw, Cassius Clark, Joey
Doiron, and Tate Fogleman
have also entered, along
with PASS National
championship contenders,
Derek Griffith, Kodie
Conner, Ray Christian, III,
and Jimmy Renfrew, Jr. The
Canadian Maritimes are also
being represented by Cole
Butcher, Kyle Reid, and
Lonnie Sommerville.
"The Roads To Oxford and
Richmond" program will be
concluding in the next few
weeks. Racers have the
opportunity to not only get
locked into the 45th Annual
Oxford 250, but also the
inaugural PASS Commonwealth
Classic, which will be held
at Richmond Raceway in
October. 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 this
weekend. The final chance
for the New England
contingent will be held at
Oxford Plains Speedway on
Sunday, July 29th.
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. Entry
forms are also available for
the "Road To Oxford &
Richmond" qualifiers at
Orange County Speedway and
Oxford Plains Speedway.
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.
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
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Series on Facebook or follow
us on Twitter at @PASSSLM14
to keep up with breaking
news as it happens.
Choice
Hotels International Returns as Official PASS Hotel Partner
Pro All Stars Series (PASS)
president Tom Mayberry is pleased to welcome back Choice Hotels
International, Inc. (NYSE: CHH) as the Official Hotel Partner of the
Pro All Stars Series.
Established in 2001, PASS sanctions and promotes short track
racing series throughout the eastern seaboard and maritime Canada.
PASS race teams, fans, family and friends can receive a discount at
Choice brand hotels when booking hotel rooms through the Choice
Hotels Sports Desk at 877.240.AWAY (2929) or via
www.choicesportstravel.com. Discount subject to availability.
Choice Hotels has more than 4,500 Comfort Inn, Comfort Suites,
Quality, Sleep Inn, Clarion, Cambria Suites, MainStay Suites,
Suburban Extended Stay Hotel, Econo Lodge, and Rodeway Inn brand
hotels across the country and many within close proximity to the
series race locations.
In making the announcement Mayberry said, "Many of our race teams,
fans and friends of the series took advantage of our partnership
with Choice Hotels International. We all know that
travel
expenses are a big chunk of any race team or race fans' budget, and
the PASS discount really adds up over the course of the racing
season. We're especially pleased with our association with Choice
Hotels because it extends well beyond race teams on race day. Our
racers, their fans, friends, and family can all take advantage of
the Choice Hotels discount for both business and pleasure travel.
It's a winning proposition for us all, and we appreciate Choice
Hotel International's continued support."
"Our hope with this partnership provides PASS Racing and its
members with the convenience and affordability of the more than
4,500 properties in the Choice Hotels domestic system," said Karen
Krupka, manager, sports marketing, Choice Hotels. "We look forward
to continuing and growing the partnership."
To take advantage of the PASS/Choice Hotels discount program,
BOOK YOUR ROOMS
HERE
About Choice Hotels
Choice Hotels International franchises more than 6,000
hotels, representing more than 455,000 rooms, in the United
States and 38 countries and territories. The company's Comfort Inn,
Comfort Suites, Quality, Sleep Inn, Clarion, Cambria Suites,
MainStay Suites, Suburban Extended Stay Hotel, Econo Lodge
and Rodeway Inn brands serve guests worldwide.
Additional corporate information may be found on Choice
Hotels Internet site, which may be accessed at
choicehotels.com.
Choice Hotels, Choice Hotels International, Comfort Inn,
Comfort Suites, Quality, Sleep Inn, Clarion, Cambria Suites,
MainStay Suites, Suburban Extended Stay Hotel, Econo Lodge
and Rodeway Inn are proprietary trademarks and service marks
of Choice Hotels International.
Previous News, PASS Racing Shows, Banquets,
etc.
2001 to 2018 - In
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