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"Roads To
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SUNDAY, JULY
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PASS NORTH SLMs at OPS
OFFICIAL RACE
RESULTS - 7-29-18 |
1) 7g - Curtis Geery
- 150 Laps
2) 13 -
Cassius Clark - 150
3) 59
- Reid Lanpher - 150
4)
60 - DJ Shaw - 150
5) 7 -
Travis Benjamin - 150
6)
88 - Brandon Barker - 150
7) 47 - Kelly Moore - 150
8) 96 - Wyatt Alexander -
150
9) 51 - John Peters -
150
10) 36 - Ryan Robbins
- 150
11) 00 - Bryan
Kruczek - 150
12) 9t -
Alan Tardiff - 150
13)
93c - Ray Christian IIl -
150
14) 24 - Mike Rowe -
150
15) 7L - Glen Luce -
150
16) 60b - Tim
Brackett - 150
17) 23 -
Lonnie Sommerville - 150
18) 61 - TJ Brackett - 150 |
19) 40vt - Nick
Sweet - 149
20) 35 -
Derek Ramstrom - 149
21)
14 - Scott McDaniel - 149
22) 8 - Calvin Rose Jr. -
149
23) 90 - John-Michael
Shenette - 149
24) 78 -
Ivan Kaffel - 148
25) 4 -
Ben Rowe - 148
26) 12g -
Derek Griffith - 145
27)
15 - Mike Hopkins - 138
28) 94 - Garrett Hall - 137
29) 97 - Joey Polewarczyk
Jr. - 121
30) 72 - Scott
Robbins - 120
31) 03 -
Joe Squeglia - 114
32) 09
- Mike Landry - 109
33)
41 - Tracy Gordon - 51
34) 29 - Austin Teras - 41
35) 54 - Johnny Clark - 32 |
Entries Received - OPS - 7/29/18
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Curtis Gerry tunes up
for Oxford 250
title
defense with 150-lap
PASS Series triumph at OPS |
Oxford, Maine -
Curtis Gerry of Waterboro
continued his recent
dominance of Oxford Plains
Speedway Pro All Stars
Series North competition,
outrunning Cassius Clark of
Farmington and the rest of a
35-car starting field to
claim victory in Sunday's
150-lap Super Late Model
feature race.
For
Gerry it was a fourth
consecutive victory in Pro
All Stars Series North
competition at Oxford Plains
Speedway, a streak that
began with the 44th Annual
Oxford 250 last August. It
was also a series-best
fourth PASS North victory of
the season, including a
200-lap score at
Scarborough's Beech Ridge
Motor Speedway.
Gerry
started the race from 11th
position and methodically
raced his way into
contention while Cassius
Clark set a blistering early
pace aboard Rollie
MacDonald's King Racing
ride. Gerry made the most of
a couple of late-race
restarts to outgun Clark in
the late going. Clark
crossed the finish line in
second position, about a
second-and-a-half in front
of Manchester's Reid
Lanpher.
Current
PASS North Super Late Model
championship points leader
DJ Shaw of Center Conway,
New Hampshire was fourth,
followed by Travis Benjamin
of Belfast. Benjamin, who
needed a provisional
starting position to claim a
spot on the starting grid,
lined up for the initial
green flag in 31st position.
Windham's Brandon Barker
had a strong run, resulting
in a sixth-place finish.
Kelly Moore was seventh
after starting 29th.
Ellsworth native Wyatt
Alexander, Westbrook's John
Peters and Ryan Robbins of
Dixfield filled out the top
ten.
Both of the
top-two Super Late Model
finishers, already assured
of Oxford 250 starting
positions, opted for the
October Richmond provisional
starting spots.
Adam
Gray of Belchertown,
Massachusetts posted a
career-first PASS Mods
victory, acing the 40-lap
test in just his third start
on the open-wheel touring
series.
Gray had to
hold off another racer
gunning for his first PASS
Mods score, Freeport's
Jariet Harrison, who earned
second-place honors while
holding off two-time 2018
Mods winner Gary Shackford
of Center Conway, New
Hampshire.
North
Yarmouth Mods rookie Mark
Napolitano took a turn at
leading the race and nailed
down a career-best
fourth-place finish. Bruce
Helmuth of Wales nursed his
somewhat-crippled mount to
yet another top-five
performance.
Kyle
Hewins of Leeds took over
the Bandits division ride
driven to victory on the
previous night by his older
brother, Kurt, and completed
the weekend family sweep in
Sunday's 25-lapper, the
first round of this year's
Bandits Triple Crown Series.
Mike McKinney pressured
the winner throughout the
extra-distance test for the
four-cylinder Budweiser
Championship Series class,
claiming hard-earned
runner-up honors in front of
former division champion
Shaun Hinkley of Oxford.
Buckfield's Chad Wills and
Eric Parlin of Mechanic
Falls rounded out the top
five.
Results from the July 29 Pro
All Stars Series Super Late
Model 150 at Oxford Plains
Speedway; Oxford, Maine
showing finishing position,
car number, driver's name,
driver's hometown:
Pro All Stars Series
North Super Late Model (150
laps) 1 7 Curtis
Gerry, Waterboro, ME; 2 13
Cassius Clark, Farmington,
ME; 3 59 Reid Lanpher,
Manchester, ME; 4 60 DJ
Shaw, Center Conway, NH; 5 7
Travis Benjamin, Belfast,
ME; 6 88 Brandon Barker,
Windham, ME; 7 47 Kelly
Moore, Scarborough, ME; 8 96
Wyatt Alexander, Charlotte,
NC; 9 51 John Peters,
Westbrook, ME; 10 36 Ryan
Robbins, Dixfield, ME; 11 00
Bryan Kruczek, Newmarket,
NH; 12 9 Alan Tardiff,
Goodwins Mills, ME; 13 93
Ray Christian III,
Uncasville, CT; 14 24 Mike
Rowe, Turner, ME; 15 7 Glen
Luce, Turner, ME; 16 60 Tim
Brackett, Buckfield, ME; 17
23 Lonnie Sommerville,
Barnsville, NB, Canada; 18
61 TJ Brackett, Buckfield,
ME; 19 40 Nick Sweet, Barre,
VT; 20 35 Derek Ramstrom,
Worcester, MA; 21 14 Scott
McDaniel, Livermore, ME; 22
8 Calvin Rose, Jr., Turner,
ME; 23 90 John-Michael
Shenette, Concord, NC; 24 78
Ivan Kaffel, Raymond, ME; 25
4 Ben Rowe, Turner, ME; 26
12 Derek Griffith, Hudson,
NH; 27 15 Mike Hopkins,
Hermon, ME; 28 94 Garrett
Hall, Scarborough, ME; 29 97
Joey Polewarczyk, Jr.,
Hudson, NH; 30 72 Scott
Robbins, Dixfield, ME; 31 03
Joe Squeglia, Jr., Derry,
NH; 32 09 Mike Landry,
Oakland, ME; 33 41 Tracy
Gordon, Strong, ME; 34 29
Austin Teras, Gray, ME; 35
54 Johnny Clark,
Farmingdale, ME.
Other Super Late Model
entrants: 1 Evan
Hallstrom, Northfield, VT;
07 Bill Penfold, Oxford, ME;
9 JT Thurlow, Windham, ME;
11 Steve Chicoine, Portland,
ME; 16 Adam Gray,
Bel;chertown, MA; 18 Wayne
Parritt, Steuben, ME; 27
Wayne Helliwell, Jr., Dover,
NH; 28 Greg Nanigian,
Braintree, MA; 28 Mark
Lundblad, Jr., Conway, NH;
32 Nick Jenkins, Brownville,
ME; 39 Chad Dow, Pittsfield,
ME; 44 Rusty Poland,
Windham, ME; 50 Jeff White,
Winthrop, ME; 53 Billy
Rodgers, Old Orchard Brach,
ME; 63 John Salemi, Nashua,
NH.
PASS Mods (40 laps)
1 60x Adam Gray,
Belchertown, MA; 2 85 Jariet
Harrison, Freeport, ME; 3 60
Gary Shackford, Center
Conway, NH; 4 14 Mark
Napolitano, North Yarmouth,
ME; 5 25 Bruce Helmuth,
Wales, ME; 6 10 Kate Re,
Lovell, ME; 7 19 Ben Tinker,
New Gloucester, ME; 8 16
Patrick Sullivan, Poland,
ME; DNS 2 Randy Sanborn,
West Baldwin, ME.
Bandits (25 laps)
1 54 Kyle Hewins, Leeds, ME;
2 08 Mike McKinney, Berlin,
NH; 3 2 Shaun Hinkley,
Oxford, ME; 4 52 Chad Wills,
Buckfield, ME; 5 53 Eric
Parlin, Mechanic Falls, ME;
6 79 Travis Lovejoy,
Waterboro, ME; 7 5 Jake
Hall, Oxford, ME; 8 18
Dustin Salley, Poland, ME; 9
1x Kevin Varney, Mechanic
Falls, ME; 10 77 Rob
Crepeau, Minot, ME; 11 12
Tyler Green, Turner, ME; 12
42 Chris Foster, Lisbon, ME;
13 24 Travis Verrill, South
Paris, ME 14 8x Josh Knoll,
Mechanic Falls, ME; 15 51
Kurt Hewins, Leeds, ME; 16 8
Jeremy Lauzier, Rumford, ME;
17 4 Dennis Scribner,
Otisfield, ME. |
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New Englanders Get Last Shot
At 250
& Richmond Spots At OPS
On Sunday |
NAPLES, ME (July 25)
- With a month left to go
and over 50 drivers already
entered, the Pro All Stars
Series (PASS) North Super
Late Models will get their
final shot this weekend at
Oxford Plains Speedway to
lock up a guaranteed
starting spot for the 45th
Annual Oxford 250.
Additionally, they will also
have the opportunity the get
locked into the most
anticipated short track
event of the year, the PASS
Commonwealth Classic at
Richmond Raceway in October.
The Budweiser Super
Late Models will start off
the busy weekend on Saturday
night at Oxford Plains
Speedway and will also
feature Kids Race Car Rides
and a full slate of action
in Street Stocks, Bandits,
Figure 8s, and Rookies. Then
on Sunday afternoon, an
international cast of
drivers will have one last
opportunity in New England
to get locked into August's
45th Annual Oxford 250 or
the inaugural PASS
Commonwealth Classic at
Richmond in October.
The race for the PASS North
Super Late Model
championship is developing
into a classic between
former champions and New
England upstarts. Two-time
PASS North champion, DJ
Shaw, leads Hudson, NH's
Derek Griffith by just 23
markers. While fellow,
two-time champion and Oxford
250 winner, Travis Benjamin,
and Scarborough, ME's
Garrett Hall, remain in
contention for the
championship.
Closing
in on the 45th Annual Oxford
250 and the chance to win up
to $50,000, several drivers
will be looking to maximize
their opportunity to get
track time at Oxford Plains
Speedway this weekend. Thus,
expect several PASS teams to
compete in the Budweiser
Super Late Model race on
Saturday night.
Likewise, with three months
left until the PASS Super
Late Models hit Richmond
Raceway for the inaugural
PASS Commonwealth Classic,
the entry list continues to
grow. Former PASS champions,
Matt Craig, Tyler Church,
Tate Fogleman, and DJ Shaw
have all filed entries. PASS
National championship
contenders, Derek Griffith,
Ray Christian, III, Jared
Irvan, and Ben Rowe will be
at Richmond, along with
frontrunners Eddie
MacDonald, Brandon Setzer,
JP Josiasse, Jody Measamer,
Jeff Batten, and Brandon
Lynn.
A huge field of
New Englanders is expected
at Oxford Plains Speedway
this weekend, including all
of the championship
contenders, along with
former PASS North champions,
Johnny Clark and Ben Rowe,
and former Oxford 250
winners, Wayne Helliwell,
Jr. and Curtis Gerry. Nearly
30 cars are currently
entered for Sunday
afternoon's 150 lapper at
Oxford Plains Speedway.
All the action gets
under way this weekend at
Oxford Plains Speedway on
Saturday with local action
beginning at 7 PM featuring
the Super Late Models,
Street Stocks, Bandits,
Figure 8's and Rookies. On
Sunday, racing starts at 4
PM for the PASS North Super
Late Models, PASS Modifieds,
and race #1 of the Bandits
Triple Crown.
PASS
Super Late Model entry forms
for Oxford Plains Speedway,
Lee USA Speedway, Star
Speedway, South Boston
Speedway, and Speedway 51,
along with the 45th Annual
Oxford 250 and PASS
Commonwealth Classic at
Richmond, can be found 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
the historic Hickory Motor
Speedway, and the inaugural
PASS Commonwealth Classic at
Richmond Raceway.
For technical information
concerning all PASS
divisions please send
questions to
passracing@roadrunner.com.
For media or
marketing questions, please
contact Alan Dietz at
704-231-2039 or
alandietzpass@live.com.
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