Mike Rowe, Ben Rowe, and Larry Gelinas

Ben Rowe started on the pole for the final 122 laps of the rain delayed Pro All Stars Series D-J Equipment 150 and took advantage of a late race restart to reclaim the lead from Larry Gelinas, earning his first PASS Pro Stock win of 2004 at White Mountain Motorsports Park in North Woodstock New Hampshire.

Gelinas took the checkers in second and Mike Rowe rounded out the top three. Johnny Clark came home fourth and Scott Mulkern was fifth with Gary Smith, Cassius Clark, Wayne Helliwell, Scott Chubbuck and Donnie Whitten rounding out the unofficial top ten.

Rowe was in command for over100 laps but he was not without challengers as first Cassius Clark then Scott Mulkern battled him for the top spot Mulkern looked like he might have what it takes, spending much of that time on Rowe’s back bumper and attempting to make a run to the outside of the leader on several occasions. Rowe eventually drew away from Mulkern who had a fitting leak KO his power steering and now had his hands full with Larry Gelinas.

Gelinas was back in tenth at the drop of the green but looked to have the fastest car on the race track in the second half of the race, making his way past Mulkern on the outside for second at lap 120. Gelinas got the better of Rowe on a lap 129 restart to take over the point and cleared the double zero two laps later. Sam Sessions came together with Donnie Lashua on lap 146, ending Sessions run back into the top ten after an early race spin.

The race's final caution set up a four lap shootout to the finish and Rowe took advantage of Gelinas’ tire spin at the green to take back the top spot. Gelinas tried the outside move on Rowe with two laps to go but couldn’t get around the two time and defending PASS champ.

Donnie Whitten earned the PASS/Northern Race Tires Rookie Challenge Award for his tenth place finish.