2020 PASS RACE

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19th

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Rowe - Doiron - Shaw















*Photos by Norm Marx*

SUPER LATE MODELS at WMMP
OFFICIAL RACE RESULTS - 9-19-20

1) 16 - Joey Doiron - 150 Laps
2) 60 - DJ Shaw - 150
3) 4 - Ben Rowe - 150
4) 47b - Gabe Brown - 150
5) 09 - Jeremy Davis - 150
6) 15 - Mike Hopkins - 150
7) 54 - Johnny Clark - 150
8) 29s - Trevor Sanborn - 150
9) 12 - Corey Bubar - 150
10) 90 - Craig Weinsten - 150
11) 53w - Alan WIlson - 150
12) 41 - Logan Melcher - 150
13) 75 - Gary Smith - 150

14) 14c - Anthony Constantine - 150
15) 80 - Sammy Sessions - 150
16) 10 - Kate Re - 150
17) 14 - Scott McDaniel - 147
18) 81 - Dan WInters - 137
19) 36 - Ryan Robbins - 122
20) 32 - Nick Jenkins - 100
21) 7 - Travis Benjamin - 77
22) 35 - Derek Ramstrom - 77
23) 1vt - Eric Hallstrom - 77
24) 53 - Billy Rodgers - 61
25) 07 - Mark Patten - 59
26) 99 - Ben Ashline - 38

SLM ENTRY LIST - WMMP - 9/19

Doiron Doubles Down

Woodstock NH (September 19) - Fresh of a third place finish in the Oxford 250 and a triumph in weekly action at Oxford Plains Speedway, Joey Doiron doubled down for another victory at White Mountain Motorsports Park Saturday night. The Doiron double, however, came in a different car as he drove the Dale Shaw Racecars #16 owned by Wright Pearson to his first PASS win since June of 2017. Chasing Doiron across the line was point leader and defending champion DJ Shaw and Ben Rowe, followed by Gabe Brown and Jeremy Davis.

Doiron's win was not without excitement as the lead was hotly contested throughout the entire 150 lap contest. Early leader Gabe Brown swapped the point with Doiron for the better part of the first 60 laps before running afoul of a lapped car pushed him back to 5th. DJ Shaw would then take his turn battling Doiron for multiple laps before spending his own time at the front. A lap 102 yellow set the stage for a Shaw shootout before Doiron eventually showed he had the best car and stretched his advantage over the last 25 laps for his 12th PASS win of his career. Doiron became the 6th different winner in races this year.

DJ Shaw came home in the runner-up spot and extended his slim point lead as the tour enters the homestretch of the 2020 campaign. Ben Rowe recovered from early race struggles that nearly put the former champion down a lap early to finish out in the third position. Early leader Gabe Brown ran in the top 5 for the majority of the 150 laps and settled for 4th while Jeremy Davis scored his 3rd top 5 in a half a dozen starts on the year. Rounding out the top 10 were Mike Hopkins, 250 winner Johnny Clark, Trevor Sanborn, Corey Bubar, and Craig Weinsten.

PASS gets the week off before traveling to the always exciting Thunder Road Speedway on Friday October 2nd. The 58th Annual World Series of Auto Racing at Thompson Motorsports Speedway follows that with practice and heats on Saturday the 10th and a 75 lap event on Sunday the 11th (nothing Friday). PASS then makes its way back at Oxford Plains Speedway on the 17th. The Season finale at Seekonk in Massachusetts is cancelled, however watch the website for more information on a replacement race.

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 and the Easter Bunny150 at the historic Hickory Motor Speedway. For technical information concerning all PASS divisions please send questions to passracing@roadrunner.com. And, don't forget to "Like" the Pro All Stars Series on Facebook or follow us on Twitter @PASSSLM14 to keep up with breaking news as it happens.

KING - DIXON - COOKSON

PASS MODS at WMMP
OFFICIAL RACE RESULTS - 9-19-20

A1) 33 - Bill Dixon - 50 Laps
2) 41x - Max Cookson - 50
3) 11 - Tyler Kin - 50
4) 7 - Spencer Vaughan - 50
5) 9 - Mike Davis - 50
6) 12 - Kevin Durgin - 50
7) 66 - Jacob Madore - 50
8) 55 - Gary Dwinal - 50
9) 52 - Colby Benjamin - 50
10) 18 - Justin Larson - 50
11) 41 - Tracy Gordon - 50

12) 28- Mark Lundblad - 38
13) 83 - Dan Browbn - 33
14) 2 - Ajay Cates - 31
15) 00 - Zach Bowie- 29
16) 34 - Spencer Morse - 28
17) 35 - Bobby Nadeau - 22
18) 44 - Ashley Bayea - 22
19) 21 - Troy Morse - 21
20) 71 - Gary Chiasson - 21
21) 61 - Brad Hammond - 16
DQ - 13 - Shawn Knight

Wild Bill Dixon Survives a Wild One

Wild Bill Dixon survived a wild 50 lap PASS MODS feature Saturday for his 5th career win. Dixon, who started pole in the 22 car field, turned back all challengers in a deep 22 car field. Scampering across the line behind Dixon was Max Cookson, in only his 2nd career MODS start, and point leader Tyler King who recovered from early race problems to extend his point lead with only two races remaining. Spencer Vaughn ran as high as second before getting shuffled back to 4th at the end, with Mike Davis rounding out the top 5.

Dixon, a long time part time competitor in the PASS MODS tour, breaks a 7 year dry spell with his last victory coming in 2013.

PASS MODS visit the high banks of Thunder Road in Vermont on October 2nd before returning to Oxford Plains Speedway on the 17th for their finale.

DUFAULT - RENFREW - RUSSELL

Honey Badger Street Stocks at WMMP OFFICIAL RACE RESULTS - 9-19-20
1) 00 - Jimmy Rrenfrew Jr. 2) 4 - Jordan Russell 3) 61 - Matt Dufault 4) 47 - Brian Caswell 5) 09 - Mark Turner	6) 67 - Michael Haynes 7) 36 - Rick Spaulding 8) 57 - Travis Lovejoy 9) 45 - Adam Maynard 10) 35 - Alby Ovitt

Renfrew Masters His Debut

Jimmy Renfrew, and his Renfrew Motorsports team, are well known in the Northeast as fierce competitors in the street stock type cars. Saturday was no different as he wired the 40 lap Honey Badger Street Stock Series race for his first career win in his first start. Using the benefit of his pole starting spot in the heat, Renfrew parlayed that into his 1^st place starting spot for the feature and never looked back at the drop of the green.

HBSSS point leader Jordan Russell brought it home in the 2^nd spot and was closing in on Renfrew in the closing laps before running out of time. In a clean race Russell stated he just needed a yellow to catch up after being regulated to a 7^th starting spot. Matt Dufault survived a blistered tire to score the final podium spot while Brian Caswell and Mark Turner rounded out the top 5.

The HBSSS make the trek to Thunder Road in Vermont on October 2^nd before returning to Oxford Plains Speedway on the 17^th for their finale.