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SUNDAY, JULY 21st,
2024 |
A non-points event.
The top finisher of
the Spud 150
who does not qualify
for the Oxford 250
will get a
providional. |
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SPUDSPEEDWAY.COM |
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SHAW - SANBORN -
CLARK |
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PASS SUPER LATE
MODELS - SPUD
SPEEDWAY
UNOFFICIAL RACE
RESULTS - 7-21-24 |
1) 44 -
Trevor Sanborn - 150
Laps
2) 60s - DJ
Shaw - 150
3) 54
- Johnny Clark - 150
4) 00 - Jeremie
Whorff - 149
5)
32s - Brandon Barker
- 148 |
6) 5r - Ben Rowe -
148
7) 5c - Dominic
Curit - 148
8) 22 - Ryan Deane -
147
9) 81 - Ian
Rasmussen - 100 |
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SLM ENTRIES - SPUD - 7-21 |
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Trevor
Sanborn Wins PASS
Spud 150 |
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by Zach Evans -
Racing America News |
The Pro All
Stars Series (PASS)
Super Late Models
trekked north to
Spud Speedway in
Caribou, Maine on
Sunday for a
non-points special
event. Trevor
Sanborn took the
checkered flag in
the Spud 150,
earning a
provisional starting
position in the Bar
Harbor Bank & Trust
Oxford 250. (The top
finisher of the Spud
150 who does not
qualify for the 250
will get a
providional.)
Sanborn started
on the pole and led
every lap of the
150-lap event.
However, he still
felt pressure
throughout the race
from D.J. Shaw as
the two drivers
managed tire wear
and race pace in the
caution-free event.
"I didn't know
how hard to go with
the pace," said
Sanborn. "I'd see
D.J. closing in, and
I'd go a little
harder. It was just
hard to judge. Mario
was real good on the
radio with me, told
me the times. Put a
little gap on them
and set sail. What a
rocketship this FURY
car is."
For
Shaw, it was another
strong run, which
would be worthy of
celebration if it
weren't part of a
larger, more
frustrating trend.
The New Hampshire
pilot has five
runner-up finishes
in eight
points-paying PASS
events in 2024,
still seeking his
first win with the
series this year.
"It was just a
solid day for us,"
said Shaw. "Trevor
was the class of the
field there. We just
didn't have quite
enough. That's the
story of our year
here. That's our
sixth second-place
finish on the tour.
Nothing to hang our
heads on, it just
gets more and more
frustrating that we
can't ever be the
best car, we're
always second-best."
Johnny Clark
rounded out the
podium finishers,
battling a tight
race car that
prevented him from
competing with the
top two finishers.
"We just were
way too tight. We
needed to roll the
center better. We
couldn't carry any
of the straightaway
speed to catch those
two. I could see
them, but I just
couldn't inch
forward. A couple of
laps there, we
thought we were
gaining, but we were
just way too tight
and bogging the
motor down."
Next week, the Pro
All Stars Series
goes back points
racing at Seekonk
Speedway in the Bay
State Summer
Classic. |
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