2019 PASS RACE

SUNDAY, JUNE 7th, 2020

SUPER LATE MODELS - NICK SWEET #40
PHOTOS BY NORM MARX

How Sweet It Is at
White Mountain Motorsports Park

N. Woodstock, NH - Nick Sweet used lapped traffic to power his way past Travis Benjamin on lap 112 of the Pro All Stars Series (PASS) 150 at White Mountain Motorsports Park (WMMP) Sunday afternoon. The win is the fourth career triumph for the Barre, Vermont driver who has been a regular on the PASS tour mid-way through the 2018 season. Center Conway NH driver DJ Shaw came home in the second spot in the throwback numbered 122 while Benjamin held on for the third place trophy.

Sunday's race was held without fans for the first time. However the action was streamed by NSNsports out of Vermont. www.NSNsports.net

Sweet started the 150 lap contest on the outside pole, and even led briefly on laps 20-22 before settling into the second spot waiting for the right time to make a move. That time came as the field approached the 100 lap mark and the 40VT began his charge to the front. Once in the lead, Sweet stretched his advantage to nearly a straight at times as he remained in full command of the race. Shaw staged a late race charge and moved to with 6 car lengths but ran out of time and settled for the runner-up spot. Derek Ramstrom and Alan Tardif rounded out the top 5 while Trevor Sanborn, early leader Johnny Clark, Mike Hopkins, Wayne Helliwell, and Garrett Hall finalized the Top 10.

Tyler King served notice to fellow PASS MODS competitors that the neon yellow number 11 will be a force to be reckoned with in 2020. After joining the series in 2019 after race six, the Gray, Maine driver led the series with three wins in his 12 starts, making him one of the off-season favorites for the title. King took over the lead on lap five of and survived a half dozen plus cautions to nail down his fourth career PASS MODS win. Justin Larson, who wasn't even sure he would be ready to race as late as Tuesday, came home second in a heated battle with third place finisher Brian Treadwell. Treadwell, who has only competed with PASS a handful of times, was the pole sitter and jumped out to the early lead before slipping back in the pack. Rounding out the top 5 was Bobby Nadeau and Gary Dwinal making his debut with the series. Sixth through tenth went to Kevin Durgin, Joe Day, Ashley Beyea, Ben Tinker, and Spencer Vaughan. A healthy field of 18 MODS ran the feature.

The eagerly awaited 2020 debut of the Honey Badger Street Stock Series became a test of not just speed but of survival. Making their first start on the new 10 inch tire meant that every competitor had to start with a clean notebook and make their best guess at setup. In the end, Zach Bowie proved to be both fastest and toughest of the stout 20 car field. Starting in row 3, Bowie powered his way to the front on lap 22 and held the spot until lap 35 when he tangled with another competitor. By lap 46, Bowie was back out front to stay in the 50 lap tilt, and he triumphed for his first career PASS win. Finishing out victory lane was Ryan Robinson and multi-time Oxford Plains Speedway Champion Matt Dufault. Jordan Russell was forth and Mike Haynes, without a single scratch on his car, was the fifth place finisher.

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PASS N0RTH SLMs at WMMP
OFFICIAL RACE RESULTS - 6-7-20

1) 40vt - Nick Sweet - 150 Laps
2) 122 - DJ Shaw - 150
3) 7 - Travis Banjamin - 150
4) 35 - Derek Ramstrom - 150
5) 9 - Alan Tardiff - 150
6) 29s - Trevor Sanborn - 150
7) 54 - Johnny Clark - 150
8) 15 - Mike Hopkins - 150
9) 27 - Wayne Helliwell - 150
10) 94 - Gattett Hall - 150
11) 47b - Gabe Brown - 150
12) 72 - Ryan Kuhn - 150
13) 29t - Austin Teras - 150
14) 85 - Travis Stearns - 150
15) 81 - Dan Winters - 150

16) 4 - Ben Rowe - 149
17) 10 - Kate Re - 149
18) 99 - Ben Ashline - 149
19) 88 - Brandon Barker - 148
20) 47m - Kelly Moore - 148
21) 17ma - Eddie MacDonald - 148
22) 1vt - Evan Hallstrom - 146
23) 39L - Nick Lascoula - 146
24) 39 - Cassius Clark - 91
25) 12g - Derek Griffith - 76
26) 50 - Jeff White - 61
27) 14 - Scot McDaniel - 60
28) 7g - Curtis Gerry - 37
29) 5x - Bobby Therrien - 26
30) 61 - TJ Brackett - 12

PASS MODS - TYLER KING #11

PASS MODS at WMMP
OFFICIAL RACE RESULTS - 6-7-20

1 - 11 TYLER KING

2 - 18 JUSTIN LARSON

3 - 48 BRIAN TREADWELL

4 - 35 BOBBY NADEAU

5 - 55 GARY DWINAL

6 - 12 KEVIN DURGIN

7 - 37 JOE DAY

8 - 44 ASHLEY BEYEA

9 - 19 BEN TINKER

10 - 7 SPENCER VAUGHAN

11 - 2 AJAY CATES

12 - 24 MARK PROCTOR

13 - 28 MARK LUNDBLAD

14 - 34 SPENCER MORSE

15 - 64 MATT SANBORN

16 - 00 JR BARIL

17 - 53 TYLER FISCUS

18 - 52 COLBY BENJAMIN

HONEY BADGER STREET STOCKS - ZACH BOWIE #04

HONEY BADGER STREET STOCK SERIES
at White Mountain Motorsports Park
OFFICIAL RACE RESULTS - 6-7-20

1) 04 - Zach Bowie - 50 Laps
2) 2 - Ryan RobInson - 50
3) 61 - Matt Dufault - 50
4) 4 - Jordan Russell - 50
5) 67 - Michael Haynes - 50
6) 58 - David Whittier - 49
7) n40 - Wade Kennedy - 49
8) 18 - Devon McConlogue - 35
9) 47 - Brian Caswell - 28
10) 64 - Skip Stanley - 27

11) 25 - Shawn Knight - 24
12) 79 - Travis Lovejoy - 24
13) 8 - Connor McDougal - 15
14) 29 - Max Doliver - 14
15) 09 - Mark Turner - 14
16) 51 - Kyle Hewins - 11
17) 62 - Nick Stanley - 11
18) 61r - Cole Robinson - 10
19) 66 - Dave Brannon - 3
20) 9 - Robbie Bodwell - DNS

HBSS 2020 POINTS HERE

NELCAR LEGENDS - LINKE LEBRUN #27ma

NELCAR LEGENDS at WMMP
OFFICIAL RACE RESULTS - 6-7-20

1) 27MA - Luke Lebrun
2) 38 - Connor Holderbach
3) 15ma - Jake Johnson
4) 92 - Colby Meserve
5) 23s - Shaun Buffington
6) 47 - Chris Burgess
7) 15 - Trevor Krouse
8) 95j - Jack Walker
9) 64 - Devin Deshaies
10) 19 - Kevin Girard Jr.
11) 54 - Nicholas Cusack
12) 71 - Paul Newcomb
13) 14ma - Aliyah Neale
14) 28 - Kevin Oliver
15) 32 - Kyle Rogers

16) 78 - Doug Bushkoff
17) 79 - Jeff Wood
18) 16 - Eric Williams
19) 4nh - Thomas Everson
20) 35 - Ryan Rice
21) 25 - David Johnson
22) 05 - Darren Gallant
23) 095 - Tom Searles
24) 53 - Cody Rice
25) 63 - Michael Floyd
26) 39 - Nick Lascuola
27) 17 - Regan Parent
28) 42 - Mason Tessier
29) 18 - Parker Varney




Four-time PASS Champion D.J. Shaw (#60) and defending WMMP winner Derek Griffith (#12) are two of the biggest names getting ready for Sunday's event.
PASS, NELCAR Teams Ready to Flock to WMMP Sunday
N. Woodstock, NH - Teams from throughout the Northeast are preparing for a trip to N. Woodstock, NH's White Mountain Motorsports Park (WMMP) this Sunday, June 7. A four-division season-opening showdown featuring the Pro All Stars Series (PASS) and NELCAR Legends Tour goes green at 2:00pm with some of the biggest auto racing names in the region ready to do battle. While spectator attendance is not permitted due to state health and safety guidelines, excitement levels are still high for Sunday's event. Entry lists have continued to grow throughout the week, and it's expected that multiple series will need last chance qualifiers to narrow down the starting field. Add in a full card of extra-distance weekly racing on Saturday, and the weekend shapes up as a big one for all involved Fans can still catch all of Sunday's action live via pay-per-view on the Northeast Sports Network (NMS). For only $25, the entire family can enjoy a full afternoon of the region's stars with more than 500 laps of action planned. The race can be viewed at www.NSNsports.net as well as on most mobile and smart TV platforms. "We've all been waiting for this," Hudson, NH's Derek Griffith said. "It's time to go racing! We will miss having our fans in the stands, but until we see you again, help support short track racing (with the pay-per-view). We can't wait to be back!"

Up-and-coming stars such as Vermonter Evan Hallstrom (#1VT) will take on the top dogs of PASS at White Mountain Motorsports Park on Sunday.
The PASS Super Late Model 150 headlines Sunday's program and has received commitments from a who's-who of top regional racers. Griffin, the 2018 PASS National Champion and winner of the last PASS event at White Mountain, was an early entry into the event. He'll be joined by a litany of other former PASS champions, including four-time and defending champion D.J. Shaw of Center Conway, NH; four-time champion Ben Rowe of Turner, ME; six-time champion Johnny Clark of Farmingdale, ME; and two-time champion Travis Benjamin of Morrill, ME. Shaw, meanwhile, leads a list of at least three drivers who plan to do double-duty this weekend in both the PASS Super Late Model event on Sunday and the Foley Oil & Propane Late Model feature on Saturday. Defending Vermont Milk Bowl winner and 2017 Thunder Road track champion Bobby Therrien of Hinesburg, VT has entered both events. Longtime Late Model racer Derek Ming of Island Pond, VT also plans to race on both days. Plenty of other proven racers are ready to take on the series champions. Former Oxford 250 winner Curtis Gerry of Waterboro, ME; three time ACT Late Model Tour Champion Wayne Helliwell of Dover, NH; three-time Vermont Milk Bowl winner Nick Sweet of Barre, VT; former NASCAR Busch North Champion Kelly Moore of Scarborough, ME are just some of the racers expected on Sunday. These established names will be joined by up-and-comers such 16-year-old Kate Re of Harrison, ME, who has been a breakout star of the PASS Modifieds the last two years and makes her Super Late Model debut on Sunday. Defending American-Canadian Tour Rookie of the Year and recent Northeast eClassic winner Ryan Kuhn of E. Bridgewater, MA is also making the trek to the North Country.

The stars of the PASS Modifieds also join Sunday's program as part of a four-division card.
The PASS Mods, Honey Badger Bar & Grill Street Stock Series, and GoMotorsportsShop.com NELCAR Legends Tour are also opening their 2020 campaigns this weekend. Defending PASS Modified Champion Spencer Morse of Waterford, ME leads the charge into the White Mountains. He'll be closely pursued by 2019 winners Matty Sanborn, Tyler King, and Justin Larsen, among others. Most of last year's top point finishers in the 8-cylinder Honey Badger Street Stocks are gearing up for the start of 2020, including Jordan Russell, Shawn Knight, Skip Stanley, and Matt Dufault. The NELCAR Legends Tour could well end up stealing the show with one the biggest fields of the weekend. Well-known Legend Car racers such as Jack Walker, Kevin Oliver, Colby Meserve, Kevin Girard Jr., and Reagan Parent will try to race their way into Sunday's main event. The Pro All Stars Series season opener at White Mountain Motorsports Park goes green at 2:00pm on Sunday, June 7. The PASS Super Late Model 150 is part of a four-series card that includes the PASS Modifieds, Honey Badger Bar & Grill Street Stock Series, and GoMotorsportsShop.com NELCAR Legends Tour. Fans can watch all qualifying and feature action for $25 via live pay-per-view on the Northeast Sports Network. Spectator attendance is not permitted due to current state health and safety guidelines. Sunday's event is the second half a weekend doubleheader at White Mountain Motorsports Park. On Saturday, June 6 at 5:00pm, all five regular divisions are on the card with extra-distance features, including 75 laps for the Foley Oil & Propane Late Models and 50 laps for the Wells River Chevrolet Flying Tigers. The entire event can be watched via pay-per-view on the Northeast Sports Network for only $15. For more information, contact the White Mountain Motorsports Park offices at (802) 244-6963 or media@acttour.com. You can also follow us on Facebook at @WhiteMtnMotorsports. For technical information concerning all PASS divisions, and for media or marketing questions, please contact passracing@roadrunner.com or visit www.proallstarsseries.com. Don't forget to "Like" the Pro All Stars Series on Facebook or follow on Twitter @PASSSLM14 to keep up with breaking news as it happens. For more about the Northeast Sports Network or to sign up for the pay-per-view broadcast, visit www.NSNsports.net. You can follow them on Facebook and Twitter at @NSNSports.