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MODS, &
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South in all divisions. Northern Race Tires will
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Tires will be available at the race track until the
conclusion of each event in the North and the South.
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802-754-2822 after 5 PM.
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Kyler Honeycut at
704-791-6115
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Modified Racing Series
License, Entry Forms, &
Purse Structure Announced |
CHARLOTTE, NC
(January 26) - Officials
from the Southern Modified
Racing Series Presented By
PASS made several major
announcements today
regarding the 2016 season.
The South's newest Tour-type
Modified division will
compete 11 times during the
year at eight different
speedways. 2016 licenses for
the Southern Modified Racing
Series Presented by PASS are
now available and can be
found at
SouthernModifiedRacingSeries.com.
Drivers purchasing
licenses for the 2016 season
will receive bonus points
for each race they are
pre-registered for and will
also save money towards any
events that they enter
early. There will also be a
$50 discount for drivers
that purchase a license
early.
Entry forms
are also posted at the
SMRS site for the
inaugural event for the new
series. The Easter Bunny 125
will go green on Saturday
night, March 26 at Hickory
Motor Speedway, pairing the
Southern Modified Racing
Series with the PASS South
Super Late Models for the
first time this season.
This will be the first of
four "mega-shows" between
the Southern Modified Racing
Series with the PASS South
Super Late Models, and will
include events throughout
the season at Concord
Speedway and Anderson Motor
Speedway.
Each
Southern Modified Racing
Series Presented By PASS
event this year will be 125
laps and pay $3,000 to win
and $500 to start, with the
exception of the inaugural
race at Hickory Motor
Speedway. The Easter Bunny
125 will pay $5,000 to the
winner of the history making
first race.
Veteran
short track racer Brandon
Ward plans to compete for
the championship in the
Southern Modified Racing
Series Presented By PASS and
is excited for what the new
series has to offer.
"I love driving the Modified
cars and I'm glad to see
them growing in the South,"
says Ward. "I think the fans
will especially see some
great and exciting racing
when the Mods and the Super
Late Models race together.
From what we hear, it sounds
like the competition will be
tough. I just have to thank
Will Spaugh, Kevin Powell,
Jeff Day, Kevin Powell
Motorsports, Foothill Ford, and everyone with
Progressive Racing Engines
and Precision Built Spindle
for making it possible for
us to make a run at the
first SMRS championship."
The inaugural Southern
Modified Racing Series
Presented By PASS event is
scheduled for Saturday,
March 26 at Hickory Motor
Speedway as part of the 11th
Annual Easter Bunny 150
weekend. Along with a PASS
National Championship race
for the Super Late Models
and the first race for the
new South East Mini Stock
Tour, the prestigious Easter
Bunny 150 weekend will only
continue to grow in
prominence with the addition
of the Southern Modified
Racing Series.
Other
major events planned for the
2016 season include the
Charles Kepley Memorial 125
at Concord Speedway on
Friday night, May 27 and the
Kenny Minter Memorial 125 at
Caraway Speedway on Saturday
night, October 22.
License forms, rules, and
entry forms for Hickory
Motor Speedway are now
posted at
SouthernModifiedRacingSeries.com.
The Pro All Stars
Series is recognized as
North America's premier
sanctioning body for asphalt
Super Late Models and
Modifieds, boasting such
marquee events as the
legendary Oxford 250 at
Oxford Plains Speedway and
the Easter Bunny 150 at the
historic Hickory Motor
Speedway. For technical
information concerning any
PASS division, please send
questions to
passracing@roadrunner.com.
For media or
marketing questions, please
contact Alan Dietz at
704-231-2039 or
alandietzpass@live.com.
And, don't forget to
"Like" the Southern Modified
Racing Series on Facebook or
follow PASS on Twitter
@PASSSLM14 to keep up with
breaking news as it happens. |
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Schedule Complete |
CHARLOTTE, NC
(January 15) - Pro All Stars
Series (PASS) officials and
Renee Hackett announced
today the final dates on the
inaugural Southern Modified
Racing Series Presented by
PASS schedule. The South's
newest Tour-type Modified
division will compete 11
times during the 2016 season
at eight different
speedways. In addition to
the previously announced
events at Hickory Motor
Speedway, Concord Speedway,
Anderson Motor Speedway, and
Caraway Speedway, the
Southern Modified Racing
Series Presented by PASS
schedule will be filled out
by dates at Ace Motor
Speedway, Tri-County Motor
Speedway, and Dillon Motor
Speedway. Additionally, four
of those events will be
"mega-shows," pairing the
Southern Modified Racing
Series with the PASS South
Super Late Models.
"We are extremely pleased
with the schedule we have
been able to put together
for the debut season of the
Southern Modified Racing
Series," said PASS President
Tom Mayberry. "We've got a
great slate of events which
will see the Modifieds race
on the same card as the PASS
South Super Late Models
several times in 2016. But,
we're very proud to have the
Southern Modified Racing
Series Presented by PASS
schedule filled with a group
of tracks that have a strong
fan base for the Modifieds."
The inaugural Southern
Modified Racing Series
Presented By PASS event is
scheduled for Saturday,
March 26 at Hickory Motor
Speedway as part of the 11th
Annual Easter Bunny 150
weekend. Along with a PASS
National Championship race
for the Super Late Models
and the first race for the
new South East Mini Stock
Tour, the prestigious Easter
Bunny 150 weekend will only
continue to grow in
prominence with the addition
of the Southern Modified
Racing Series.
Following an event at a
track to be named soon on
Friday night, April 1, the
series will move to the
newly renamed Ace Motor
Speedway in Altamahaw, NC on
Friday night, April 22.
After the Ace event, the
Southern Modified Racing
Series will be paired with
the PASS South Super Late
Models for the next two
races on the schedule. The
Southern Modified Racing
Series will compete on
Memorial Day weekend at the
ultra-fast Concord Speedway
on Friday night, May 27 and
then move to Anderson Motor
Speedway in South Carolina
on Friday night, June 17.
On Saturday night, July
2, the Southern Modified
Racing Series will stage a
special Independence Day
weekend show at a track soon
to be named. Then, on Friday
night, July 22 the series
will move to the racy
confines of Tri-County Motor
Speedway in Hudson, NC.
On Saturday, August 27,
the Southern Modified Racing
Series will compete at
Caraway Speedway, a
long-time favorite of
Modified fans in the
Carolinas for the first of
two shows there in 2016.
Then, it's off to Ron
Barfield's Dillon Motor
Speedway in the South
Carolina Pee Dee region for
a special Labor Day race on
Monday, September 5, the day
following the Southern 500
at nearby Darlington
Raceway.
The Southern
Modified Racing Series will
be back at Caraway Speedway
on Saturday night, October
22 before heading to Concord
Speedway on Friday night,
November 4 for a prelude to
the 14th Annual North-South
Shootout.
"I'm very
excited about the schedule
we have been able to put
together and to do it in
such a relatively short
period time," says the
Southern Modified Racing
Series' Renee Hackett. "Ever
since we first announced
this concept, we have had an
enthusiastic response from
the competitors and race
fans. The tracks we have
partnered with are excited
and have been great to work
with and I just can't wait
to get underway at Hickory
in March."
Licenses
for the new Southern
Modified Racing Series
Presented by PASS will soon
be available at
SouthernModifiedRacingSeries.com
and
ProAllStarsSeries.com.
Drivers purchasing licenses
for the 2016 season will
receive bonus points for
each race they are
pre-registered for and will
also save money towards any
events that they enter
early.
2016 rules are
also now posted at the SMRS
website:
SouthernModifiedRacingSeries.com
The Pro All Stars Series
is recognized as North
America's premier
sanctioning body for asphalt
Super Late Models and
Modifieds, boasting such
marquee events as the
legendary Oxford 250 at
Oxford Plains Speedway and
the Easter Bunny 150 at the
historic Hickory Motor
Speedway. For technical
information concerning any
PASS division, please send
questions to
passracing@roadrunner.com.
For media or
marketing questions, please
contact Alan Dietz at
704-231-2039 or
alandietzpass@live.com.
And, don't forget to
"Like" the Southern Modified
Racing Series on Facebook or
follow PASS on Twitter
@PASSSLM14 to keep up with
breaking news as it happens. |
2016 Schedule
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March 26 (P) - Hickory Motor
Speedway - Hickory, NC
April 23 - Ace Motor
Speedway - Altamahaw, NC
May 27 (P) - Concord
Speedway - Concord, NC
June 17 (P) - Anderson
Motor Speedway
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Williamston, SC
July
2 - Wake County Speedway -
Raleigh, NC
July 22 -
Tri-County Speedway Motor
Speedway
- Hudson, NC
September 5 - Dillon Motor Speedway -
Dillon, SC
September
10 - Caraway
Speedway - Sophia, NC
October 1 - Hickory Motor
Speedway - Hickory, NC
October 22
- Caraway Speedway - Sophia,
NC
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Models
Dates Are Tentative & Subject To
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Sunoco Signs
Multi-Year Agreement
with the
Pro All Stars Series |
Naples ME - Pro All Stars Series (PASS)
President Tom Mayberry and Sunoco Race Fuels have
announced a multi-year agreement making Sunoco Supreme
and Standard racing gasoline the official spec fuel for
all five PASS touring series through 2011 and beyond.
The Pro All Stars Series sanctions and promotes five
racing series in the eastern United States and Canada.
2011 marks the series’ eleventh anniversary.
“Sunoco has been with us from day one,” said Mayberry in
making the announcement. “Mike Joy, John Holland,
Charlie Holland and the entire crew at New England Race
Fuels have played a major role in the growth of our
organization from a single northern New England based
tour to five individual series with races from Florida
to Maritime Canada. As we expanded to the southeast we
have had tremendous support from Sunoco distributors
such as Hank Thomas Performance, and the fact that most
every race track where we compete pumps Sunoco Race Fuel
makes it a perfect partnership, one that we hope
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continue for many years to come.” |
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24th |
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RAMSTROM - CLARK - M.
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UNOFFICIAL RACE
RESULTS - 9-24-16 |
1) 54 - Johnny Clark
- 150 Laps
2) 24 - Mike
Rowe - 150
3) 35 - Derek
Ramstrom - 150
4) 94 -
Garrett Hall - 150
5) 7 -
Travis Benjamin - 150
6)
32 - Nick Jenkins - 150
7) 12g - Derek Griffith -
150
8) 4 - Ben Rowe - 150
9) 16me - Travis Stearns -
150 |
10) 09 - Jeremy
Davis - 150
11) 60 - DJ
Shaw - 150
12) 78 -
Brandon Barker - 150
13)
7L - Glen Luce - 149
14)
9 - JT Thurlow - 148
15)
01 - Sammy Gooden - 124
16) 75 - Gary Smith - 81
17) 49 - Craig Weinstein -
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Super Late Model champion
Johnny Clark scores first
win of the year at White
Mountain Motorsports Park |
North Woodstock, New
Hampshire - Johnny Clark of
Farmingdale, Maine led all
150 laps to earn his first
Pro All Stars Series Super
Late Model win of the season
in Saturday night's Foley
Oil & Propane 150 at White
Mountain Motorsports Park in
North Woodstock, New
Hampshire.
It was the
first victory of the season
for the six-time series
champion, who ranks second
in the current championship
standings behind 2014
titlist DJ Shaw, who
finished 11th. Clark is the
11th driver to score a PASS
North Super Late Model
victory this year. No driver
has more than two wins after
14 of 16 events have been
contested.
Clark,
sponsored by the
family-owned
clarksscrapmetals.com chain,
became the first competitor
this season to lead every
lap in a Pro All Stars
Series North Super Late
Model contest. Reigning
Series champion Mike Rowe of
Turner, Maine made things
interesting throughout the
150-lapper, successfully
protecting second position
until turning up the heat on
Clark following the race's
final restart with ten laps
to go.
Rowe crossed
under the checkered flag
with a runner-up finish,
just in front of West
Boylston, Massachusetts
driver Derek Ramstrom. The
top three were just about
nose-to-tail for the final
ten laps. Garrett Hall of
Scarborough, Maine drove
from dead last on the
starting grid to a
fourth-place finish in his
first attempt at the
1/4-mile oval.
Travis Benjamin lost a
couple of spots on the final
short run after moving from
14th starting position to
race with the leaders,
filling out the top five.
Nick Jenkins of Brownfield,
Maine was sixth with his
best PASS North Super Late
Model performance to date.
Derek Griffith of Hudson,
New Hampshire was seventh.
Ben Rowe of Turner,
Maine charged into the top
five, had a tire go down,
then rebounded for an
eighth-place finish. Travis
Stearns of Auburn, Maine and
Jeremy Davis of Tamworth,
New Hampshire rounded out
the top ten. Ben Rowe and
Davis won the Super Late
Model heat races.
Reigning PASS Mods champion
Andy Shaw of Center Conway,
New Hampshire reclaimed the
championship points lead
with an impressive 30-lap
triumph, driving the Sumner
Sessions 0. Shaw got the
lead away from Bruce Helmuth
of Wales, Maine.
Ben
Tinker of New Gloucester,
Maine also got by Helmuth
and earned a runner-up
finish. Helmuth picked up
third-place hardware, with
previous points leader Ryan
Robbins of Dixfield, Maine
claiming a fourth-place
finish. Ron Henry of New
Gloucester, Maine was the
fifth-place finisher.
Ryan Kuhn of East
Bridgewater, Massachusetts
outran Shaun Buffington of
Plainville, Connecticut to
earn the victory in a 25-lap
race for Legends Cars.
Austin Teras of Windham,
Maine was third, just a few
days after his 14th
birthday. Maine racers
Trevor Sanborn of East
Parsonsfield and Kevin
Girard, Jr., of Saco,
rounded out the top five.
Cody Blake of Barre,
Vermont prevailed in a wild,
caution flag-filled
50-lapper for the local
Tiger Sportsman class,
shortened from its
originally-scheduled 75-lap
distance. Shane Sicard of
Barton, Vermont claimed
runner-up honors. Derrick
Calkins of Milton, Vermont
nailed down a third-place
finish, in front of Tyler
Farnham of Fairlee, Vermont
and Nashua, New Hampshire's
David Baron, Sr.
The
next Pro All Stars Series
North Super Late Model race
is scheduled for Saturday,
October 1 at Star Speedway
in Epping, New Hampshire.
The PASS North Super Late
Models and Modified close
out their 2016 racing
seasons on Saturday
afternoon, October 15 at
Oxford Plains Speedway in
Oxford, Maine. For more
information visit
proallstarsseries.com or
call (207) 539-8865. |
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1 0 Andy Shaw, Center
Conway, NH; 2 19 Ben Tinker,
New Gloucester, ME; 3 25
Bruce Helmuth, wales, ME; 4
36 Ryan Robbins, Dixfield,
ME; 5 05 Ron Henry, New
Gloucester, ME; 6 00 Geoff
Rollins, Groton, MA; 7 64
Matty Sanborn, Westbrook,
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Tiger Sportsman (50 laps)
1 27 Cody Blake, Barre, VT;
2 4 Shane Sicard, Barton,
VT; 3 5 Derrick Calkins,
Milton, VT; 4 14 Tyler
Farnham, Fairlee, VT; 5 28
David Baron, Sr., Nashua,
NH; 6 49 Jody Sicard; 7 99
Steve Heitz; 8 82 Colby
Bourgeois; 9 37 Kaleb
Rogers; 10 54 Colin Cornell;
11 33 David Allbee, Jr.; 12
23 Michael Potter; 13 94
Randy Dockham; 14 84 Dave
Driscoll; 15 92 Jayden
Perry; 16 74 Tim Eldridge. |
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BUFFINGTON |
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INEX Legends Cars (25 laps)
1 72 Ryan Kuhn, East
Bridgewater, MA; 2 23 Shaun
Buffington, Plainfield, CT:
3 29 Austin Teras, Windham,
ME; 4 129 Trevor Sanborn,
East Parsonsfield, ME; 5 19
Kevin Girard, Jr., Saco, ME;
6 52 Mathew Burgoine,
Stetson, ME; 7 18 Tom Gray,
Sprague, CT; 8 90 Casey
Call, Pembroke, NH; 9 27
Roger Edgecomb, Hiram, ME;
10 70 Tyler Braunschweig,
West Newfields, ME; 11 46
Adam Avedisian, Rumford, RI;
12 56 Anthony Pagliarulo,
Groveland, MA; 13 3 Justin
Stacey, Hiram, ME; 14 18
Parker Varney, Windham, ME;
15 21 Michael Humphrey,
Cornish, ME; 16 0 Annette
Humphrey, Parsonsfield, ME;
17 1 Todd Libby, West
Baldwin, ME; 18 47 Chris
Burgess, Buckfield, ME; 19
92 Colby Meserve, Windham,
ME; 20 4 Peter Craig,
Poland, ME. |
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Tate Fogleman Takes Long
Awaited
1st Career
PASS South Win At Hickory |
HICKORY, NC
(September 24) - Defending
Pro All Stars Series (PASS)
South Super Late Model
Champion, Tate Fogleman,
prevailed in a race-long
battle with Chris Dilbeck to
capture his first career
series win in the Catawba
Valley 150 on Saturday night
at Hickory Motor Speedway.
With his win, Fogleman and
his father, Jay, join Mike
and Ben Rowe as the only
father-son duo to ever
capture wins in the South's
oldest Super Late Model
tour.
"Yeah, it's
definitely been a long time
coming, that's for sure,"
said Fogleman in an
emotional victory lane. "He
[Dilbeck] definitely put up
a fight there at the end and
I had my work cut out for me
to get around him. This has
been the closest we've been
to victory lane and I just
couldn't let that one get
away."
In
qualifying, rookie Kodie
Conner captured his first
career quick qualifying lap
with a time of 14.924
seconds (87.563 MPH). After
the top 10 qualifiers
redraw, Conner would drop to
the ninth starting position,
while six-time Hickory
winner, Preston Peltier, and
Lucas Jones would move to
the front row.
While
Peltier would jump into the
lead at the start, Conner
and fellow PASS South
championship contender, Matt
Craig, would be plagued with
problems. Conner would
suffer a flat right front
tire after contact with
Jones as they battled for
fifth on lap four. On the
restart, Craig would suffer
a broken axle, ending his
night early with a 26th
place finish. Conner would
struggle all night and
finish 14th. Conner now
leads the standings over
Craig by less than 10 points
heading to the championship
finale at Concord Speedway
on November 5.
Fogleman was able to gain
the lead from Peltier on an
early restart, only to be
passed by seventh place
starter, Tyler Church, on
lap 20. Church would
continue to lead the early
going, but the caution would
wave again on lap 40 when
Jimmy Doyle and Nick
Robinson made hard contact
with the backstretch wall.
After a spin by Tyler
Williams and Kaylee Stukas
three laps later, June
Hickory winner Chris Dilbeck
would flex his muscle as he
bypassed Church for the
lead. The caution flag waved
again on lap 63 for a spin
in turn two by Andy Loden.
During the caution, Peltier,
who had been dropping back,
pitted to fix a power
steering issue.
While
Dilbeck continued to lead,
Peltier and Loden were
dicing their way back up
through the field and into
the top 10. Following a
crash by Justin Laduke with
36 laps to go, Fogleman
would get the best of
Dilbeck on the restart to
move back into the lead. The
leaders would make contact
in turn two with 25 laps to
go, causing both cars to
momentarily get sideways,
but they would gather it
back in and continue the
fight.
The final
caution of the night would
wave with 12 laps to go for
a scary crash involving
Jones and Trey Jarrell as
they battled for fourth.
Both made contact with the
frontstretch wall with Jones
careening into a tire
barrier entering turn one.
While both cars suffered
significant damage, the
drivers emerged unscathed.
On the restart,
Fogleman struggled to come
up to speed, allowing
Dilbeck to go back out
front. Fogleman would not be
denied though, tapping
Dilbeck in turn four to
retake the lead with 10 laps
to go. Fogleman led the rest
of the way to take the win
over Dilbeck, Peltier,
Brandon Setzer, and Loden.
Rounding out the top 10 were
Jared Irvan, Jody Measamer,
Heath Hindman, Lee Hansard,
and Matt Sever.
The
next event will be November
4-5 as the PASS National and
PASS South Super Late Model
champions will be crowned as
part of the 14th Annual
North-South Shootout at
Concord Speedway.
For
more information, please go
to ProAllStarsSeries.com,
follow us on Twitter at
@PASSSLM14, or "Like" the
Pro All Stars Series on
Facebook. |
PASS SLMs at HICKORY
UNOFFICIAL RACE
RESULTS - 9-24-16 |
1) 8F - Tate
Fogleman - 150 Laps
2) 9
- Chris Dilbeck - 150
3)
33 - Preston Peltier - 150
4) 6 - Brandon Setzer - 150
5) 74 - Andy Loden - 150
6) 28 - Jared Irven - 150
7) 98 - Jody Measamer - 150
8) 12h - Heath Hindman - 150
9) 89 - Lee Harsard - 150
10) 83 - Matt Sever - 150
11) 7 - Tyler Church - 150
12) 16 - Vinnie Miller - 148
13) 15x - Tyler Williams -
145 |
14) 45 - Kodie
Conner - 145
15) 24j - JP
Jostasse - 141
16) 16x -
Lucas Jones - 138
17) 12
- Trey Jerrell - 138
18)
70 - JD Roberts - 132
19)
4 - Justin Laduke - 122
20) 15 - Colt James - 94
21) 47 - Kelly Moore - 77
22) 2 - Garrett Archer - 75
23) 7k - Kaylee Stukas - 68
24) 71 - Jimmy Doyle - 39
25) 71x - Nick Robinson - 39
26) 54 - Matt Craig - 6 |
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Season Schedule |
-By Brandon Paul,
Speed51.com Editor
Tour-Type Modified
racers will have an extra
opportunity to earn points
and have fun to kick off the
month of October. Southern
Modified Racing Series
officials announced on
Tuesday afternoon that the
series will visit the famed
Hickory Motor Speedway (NC)
on Saturday, October 1 for a
125-lap race.
After
making the decision to take
an event at Concord Speedway
(NC) off of the schedule
earlier this year, SMRS
officials are pleased to
offer racers and fans this
additional date on the
calendar.
"We had
taken them off of the
schedule at Concord for the
Friday event at the North
South Shootout because the
logistics of running two
Modified events back-to-back
wasn't ideal for our
competitors," said Renee
Hackett of SMRS. "With this
opportunity arising, now we
can add that race we took
away.
"I think it's a
pretty interesting move for
the series because everyone
loves Hickory. We hope to
have a good car count
because the Modifieds are
great there."
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race will now serve as the
penultimate event of the
season for the first-year
Tour-Type Modified touring
series. With a tight
championship battle ongoing
between Burt Myers and John
Smith, both drivers will be
given an additional chance
to make or break their
championship aspirations.
Only four points
separate Myers and Smith
entering the October 1 race
at Hickory, while Burt's
Brother Jason sits 36 points
back.
The season
finale for Southern Modified
Racing Series will take
place at Caraway Speedway on
Saturday, October 22.
For more information on
the Southern Modified Racing
Series, visit
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The New England
500 weekend at Beech Ridge
Motor Speedway has been
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features, in light of
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PASS SLMs at BEECH RIDGE
OFFICIAL RACE
RESULTS - 9-17-16 |
1) 7 - Travis
Benjamin - 150 Laps
2) 60
- DJ Shaw - 150
3) 7g -
Curtis Gerry - 150
4) 88
- Jeff Taylor - 150
5) 4
- Ben Rowe - 150
6) 13 -
Cassius Clark - 150
7) 54
- Johnny Clark - 150
8)
26 - Scott Robbins - 150
9) 97 - Joey Polewarczyk Jr.
- 150
10) 59 - Reid
Lanpher - 150
11) 24 -
Mike Rowe - 150
12) 44 -
Donnie Colpritt Jr. - 150
13) 61 - TJ Brackett - 150
14) 78 - Brandon Barker -
150
15) 22 - Scott
Farrington - 150
16) 09 -
Jeremy Davis - 150
17) 42
- Corey Bubar - 150 |
18) 94 - Garrett
Hall - 150
19) 16me -
Travis Stearns - 150
20)
23 - David Farrington Jr. -
149
21) 48 - Bobby
Timmons - 149
22) 7L -
Glen Luce - 149
23) 73 -
Joey Doiron - 149
24) 9 -
JT Thurlow - 148
25) 32 -
Nick Jenkins - 147
26) 2c
- Trevor Sanbon - 120
27)
60b - Tim Brackett - 94
28) 9t - Alan Tardiff - 87
29) 40 - Dan Mckeage - 87
30) 73me - Adam Polvinen -
77
31) 12g - Derek
Griffith - 76
32) 81 -
Dan Winter - 49
33) 53w -
Alan Wilson - 44
34) 21 -
David Oliver - 11 |
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Travis Benjamin
scores PASS Super
Late
Model win at Beech Ridge
Championship leader DJ Shaw
is runner-up
- Nick Sweet
dominant in ACT Late Models |
Scarborough, Maine
-- Travis Benjamin was
smiling on the podium
following his triumph in the
Southern Maine Chrysler
Dodge Jeep 150 Pro All Stars
Series Super Late Model race
at Beech Ridge Motor
Speedway in Scarborough
Saturday.
Benjamin,
of Morrill, could not even
force a smile the last time
he was a top-three finisher
driving the Huot's
Restaurant / 99 Restaurants
Petit Motorsports 7, after
finishing behind Wayne
Helliwell after leading the
most laps in last month's HP
Hood Oxford 250 at Oxford
Plains Speedway.
On
this day it was Benjamin who
prevailed, with only DJ Shaw
of Center Conway, New
Hampshire able to keep the
eventual winner honest while
driving his Precision JLM
60. Shaw's runner-up finish
certainly did no damage to
his perch atop the Pro All
Stars Series Super Late
Model Championship
standings.
Curtis
Gerry of Waterboro, who
recently wrapped up his
first NASCAR Whelen
All-American Series Pro
Series title at Beech Ridge
Motor Speedway, earned an
impressive third-place
finish against the touring
series invaders. Jeff Taylor
was a frontrunner all day
long and was in fourth
position when the checkered
flag flew.
Ben Rowe
of Turner, a four-time PASS
Super Late Model champion,
rounded out the top five,
but clearly he was one of
the afternoon's outstanding
performers. Rowe started
29th after technical
inspection issue in
qualifying, later needing to
bounce back from multiple
altercations to earn his
fifth-place finish. Rowe
clearly passed more cars
than any of his rivals to
earn his place in the
finishing order.
Cassius Clark of Farmington
dominated the early stages
of the 150-lapper aboard
Rollie MacDonald's King
Racing 13, winning the
reprised battle of the
Clarks, with six-time series
titlist Johnny Clark of
Farmingdale chasing Cassius
under the checkered flag.
Scott Robbins of Dixfield,
Joey Polewarczyk, Jr. of
Hudson, New Hampshire and
Manchester's Reid Lanpher
rounded out the top ten.
Nick Sweet of Barre,
Vermont dominated the
American-Canadian Tour
150-lapper, winning by over
11 seconds in a race that
went the final 109 laps
caution-free. Sweet, holding
a narrow lead in the
championship standings for
the Late Model touring
series, outgunned his chief
points rivals early and
often aboard the Eric Chase
40.
Eddie MacDonald
of Rowley, Massachusetts and
Milton, Vermont's Scott
Payea swapped the early lead
before Sweet took command
ten laps before the halfway
point. MacDonald was the
runner-up when the checkered
flag waved, with 13th-place
starter Jason Corliss of
Barre, Vermont earning his
third-place trophy after a
spirited drive aboard the
Burnett Scrap Metals car.
Dillon Moltz of
Waterford, Connecticut and
Hinesburg, Vermont's Bobby
Therrien rounded out the top
five. North Haverhill, New
Hampshire's Ryan Olsen was
the only other finisher on
the lead lap.
Massachusetts competitors
Anthony Nocella of Woburn
and Jon McKennedy of
Chelmsford shared the
spotlight, each posting a
50-lap triumph in Valenti
Modified Racing Series
action. Nocella clearly had
the best night amongst VMRS
competitors, earning
runner-up honors to
McKennedy in the second race
after acing the opener.
Richard Savary of
Canton, Massachusetts led a
good chunk of the first race
before Nocella took over.
Savary and Todd Annarummo of
Swansea, Massachusetts
picked up the non-winner's
hardware in victory lane,
with the top five filled out
by Woody Pitkat of
Sturbridge, Massachusetts
and McKennedy.
McKennedy appeared to have
the dominant card in the
second 50-lapper, outrunning
Nocella to victory lane.
Annarummo finished third to
join only Nocella in the
two-trophy club on this
night. Connecticut's Les
Hinkley and New Hampshire's
Donnie Lashua rounded out
the top five.
Andy
Shaw of Center Conway, New
Hampshire ended a recent dry
spell with an impressive
score in a 40-lap race for
PASS Modifieds. Shaw cranked
it up in the outside groove
once a long logjam allowed
an attempt and chased down
Bruce Helmuth, who had built
a good lead in the opening
laps.
Helmuth, of
Wales, chased Shaw until the
checkered flag waved,
claiming runner-up honors,
denied his first series
victory by the six-time PASS
Mod champ. Dana Reed of
Shapleigh picked up the
third-place trophy. New
Gloucester racers Ron Henry
and Ben Tinker rounded out
the top five.
Windham's Clyde Hennessey,
Jr. prevailed in a 50-lap
special event for local
Sport Series cars. Hennessey
was chased under the
checkered flag by Buxton's
Frank Wear, who recently
wrapped up his first NASCAR
championship at the historic
Scarborough oval.
Hennessey and Wear were
joined on the podium by
Richard 'Bubba' Pelton,
about as local as a Beech
Ridge legend can be. Chad
Munro of North Waterboro and
Buxton's Mike St.Pierre
ended up with top-five
finishes courtesy of an
extended battle between Matt
Dow and Sally Gherardi that
didn't end well for either
racer.
The Pro All
Stars Series North Super
Late Models next see action
in a Saturday, September 24
event at White Mountain
Motorsports Park in North
Woodstock, New Hampshire.
For more information visit
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PASS Modified (40 laps)
1 0 Andy Shaw, Center
Conway, NH; 2 25 Bruce
Helmuth, Wales; 3 60 Dana
Reed, Shapleigh; 4 05 Ron
Henry, New Gloucester; 5 19
Ben Tinker, New Gloucester;
6 36 Scott Robbins,
Dixfield; 7 21 Mike
Carignan, Lebanon; 8 64
Matty Sanborn, Westbrook; 9
85 Jariet Harrison,
Freeport; 10 33 Steve Jones,
Saco; 11 34 David Vaughn,
Naples; 12 6 Scott Dorr,
Portland; 13 27 Henry
Sirignano, Abington, MA; 14
28 Mark Lundblad, Jr.,
Albany, NH. |
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American-Canadian Tour Late
Model (150 laps)
1 40 Nick Sweet, Barre, VT;
2 17 Eddie MacDonald,
Rowley, MA; 3 66 Jason
Corliss, Barre, VT; 4 5
Dillon Moltz, Waterford, CT;
5 5 Bobby Therrien,
Hinesburg, VT; 6 61 Ryan
Olsen, North Haverhill, NH;
7 37 Scott Payea, Milton,
VT; 8 30 Rich Dubeau,
Lebanon, NH; 9 1 Devin
O'Connell, Madison, CT; 10
54 Mike Ziter, Barre, VT; 11
11 Claude Leclerc, Lanoraie,
QC; 12 22 Mark Jenison,
Warwick, RI; 13 15 Brad
Babb, Windham; 14 82 Mark
Hudson, Norton, MA; 15 34
Spencer Morse, Waterford; 16
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Valenti Modified Racing
Series race 1 (50 laps)
1 92 Anthony Nocella,
Woburn, MA; 2 99 Richard
Savary, Canton, MA; 3 12
Todd Annarummo, Swansea, MA;
4 52 Woody Pitkat,
Sturbridge, MA; 5 29 Jon
McKennedy, Chelmsford, MA; 6
48 John Kay,n/a; 7 81 Josh
Cantara, Sanford; 8 27 Kevin
Iannarelli, Shirley, MA; 9
117 Donnie Lashua, Canaan,
NH; 10 06 Les Hinkley,
Windsor Locks, CT; 11 19
Dave Schneider, Northport,
NY; 12 38 Mike Willis, Jr.,
Grantham, NH; 13 16 Colbey
Fournier, Berkley, MA; 14 52
Bruce Haley, Minot; 15 55
Joe Doucette, Framingham,
MA; 16 33 Rob Richardi, Jr.,
Easton, MA; 17 33 Billy
Dixon, Waterboro; 18 04
Brandon Dion, Taunton, MA;
19 93 George Sherman,
Framingham, MA. |
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Valenti Modified Racing
Series race 2 (50 laps)
1 29 Jon McKennedy,
Chelmsford, MA; 2 Anthony
Nocella, Woburn, MA; 3 12
Todd Annarummo, Swansea, MA;
4 06 Les Hinkley, Windsor
Locks, CT; 5 117 Donnie
Lashua, Canaan, NH; 6 16
Colbey Fournier, Berkley,
MA; 7 52 Woody Pitkat,
Sturbridge, MA; 8 19 Dave
Schneider, Northport, NY; 9
99 Richard Savary, Canton,
MA; 10 81 Josh Cantara,
Sanford; 11 55 Joe Doucette,
Framingham, MA; 12 38 Mike
Willis, Jr., Grantham, NH;
13 52 Bruce Haley, Minot; 14
33 Rob Richardi, Jr.,
Easton, MA; 15 17 33 Billy
Dixon, Waterboro; 16 48 John
Kay, n/a; 17 27 Kevin
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1 8 Clyde Hennessey,
Windham; 2 20 Frank Wear,
Buxton; 3 27 Richard Pelton,
Scarborough; 4 68 Chad
Munro, North Waterboro; 5 15
Mike St.Pierre, Buxton; 6 08
Ryan Villacci, Falmouth; 7
54 Nick Campbell, Arundel; 8
89 Ryan Phillips, Buxton, 9
47 Charlie Buxton, Windham;
10 07 David Charest,
Westbrook; 11 77 Sally
Gherardi, Gorham; 12 84 Matt
Dow, Buxton; 13 26 Bob
Villacci, Gray; 14 55 Dan
Wink, South Berwick. |
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2017 PASS South
Super Late Model
Schedule Released As Series
Readies For 12th Season |
Dillon Motor Speedway To
Host Winter Meltdown
Featuring The South Carolina
Clash In February
Southern National
Motorsports Park And Orange
County Speedway Return To
Schedule
Hickory Motor Speedway To
Host Easter Bunny 150 For
12th Straight Season
CHARLOTTE, NC (September
15) - Pro All Stars Series
(PASS) officials announced
today the release of the
2017 schedule for the PASS
South Super Late Models. The
South's original and longest
running Super Late Model
series will be highlighted
in 2017 by the return to two
of the series original
tracks with events at
Southern National
Motorsports Park and Orange
County Speedway. With 10
dates confirmed, the PASS
South Super Late Models will
compete on at least six
different venues over the
course of the 2017 season.
"As always we work very
hard for our fans and
competitors to get the
southern schedule out as
early as possible," said
PASS President Tom Mayberry.
"We realize everyone is busy
and have again worked very
hard to avoid any conflicts
with other series or track
schedules. We believe this
schedule should work well
for our racers next year.
We're also very appreciative
for all of our enthusiastic
track owners and operators
for their cooperation to
help make this happen. All
in all, we've got a great
group of tracks returning to
the schedule next year and
are excited for the
possibilities."
The
2017 season will start once
again on Super Bowl weekend,
February 3-4, at Dillon
Motor Speedway with the
return of the Winter
Meltdown and an expansion of
the annual South Carolina
Clash. The Winter Meltdown
will also be the first event
of the 2017 PASS National
Championship Series.
The PASS South Super
Late Models will then move
to the Tarheel State for
race number two of the 2017
season on Saturday, March 4
as they return to Southern
National Motorsports Park in
Kenly, NC. PASS will be the
exclusive Super Late Model
series at Southern National
in 2017 and will be joined
by a major support division
for this event.
Just
three weeks later, PASS
heads to another North
Carolina favorite as the
series returns to Orange
County Speedway in
Rougemont, NC for the first
of two visits in 2017. The
10th Orange Blossom Special
will go green on Saturday,
March 25 and then the series
will return for the
penultimate race of the
season on Saturday, October
21.
Hickory Motor
Speedway, the longest
tenured facility on the PASS
South circuit dating back to
2006, will once again hold
the biggest and most
traditional Super Late Model
race in the Carolinas. The
12th Annual Easter Bunny 150
will bring some of the best
racers in North America
together again on Saturday,
April 15. The Easter Bunny
150 expects to attract some
of the top short track
racers in the country for
one of the most sought after
trophies in the sport. PASS
will also return to Hickory
for its traditional Fall
date on Saturday night,
September 23.
In May,
the series will move to the
two biggest tracks on the
2017 schedule. Caraway
Speedway near Asheboro, NC
will host a special Friday
night event on May 4. PASS
will then expand its
relationship with Concord
Speedway near Charlotte by
again hosting the Old Glory
Weekend on May 26-27 as part
of the big Memorial Day
festivities in the Charlotte
area. The famed triangular
half-mile, known for its
legendary Big 10 Series,
will see the PASS South
Super Late Models race on
Saturday night, May 27.
PASS will close out the
2017 season by crowning the
series champion at the 15th
Annual North-South Shootout.
Final confirmation for July
15 and any other additional
dates will be released by
November 1. Additional
information on support
divisions will be announced
in the near future.
Look for the release of the
2017 schedule for the PASS
North Super Late Models and
the remainder of the PASS
National Championship Series
dates to be released in the
near future.
And,
don't forget, the biggest
short track race on asphalt,
the 44th Annual HP Hood
Oxford 250 at Oxford Plains
Speedway in Maine will take
place August 25-27, 2017,
paying $25,000 to the winner
plus additional lap leader
bonus money. Wayne
Helliwell, Jr., the 2016
Oxford 250 winner, took home
nearly $30,000 for his
triumph in this year's
event.
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
PASS South's Easter Bunny
150 at the historic Hickory
Motor Speedway. 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.
Please visit
ProAllStarsSeries.com for
more information. 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.
2017 PASS South Super
Late Model Schedule
February 4 - Dillon
Motor Speedway - Dillon, SC
March 4 - Southern
National Motorsports Park -
Lucama, NC
March 25 -
Orange County Speedway -
Rougemont, NC
April
15 - Hickory Motor Speedway
- Hickory, NC
May 5 -
Caraway Speedway - Sophia,
NC
May 26-27 -
Concord Speedway - Midland,
NC
July 15 - To Be
Announced - TBA
September 23 - Hickory Motor
Speedway - Hickory, NC
October 21 - Orange
County Speedway - Rougemont,
NC
November 3-4 -
North-South Shootout - TBA
Dates Subject To Change
Additional Dates Could Be
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PASS SLMs at Oxford Plains
Speedway
UNOFFICIAL RACE
RESULTS - 8-28-16 |
1) 27 - Wayne
Helliwell Jr. - 250 Laps
2) 7 - Travis Benjamin. -
250
3) 60 - DJ Shaw. -
250
4) 4n - Ben Rowe. -
250
5) 97 - Joey
Polewarczyk. - 250
6) 13
- Cassius Clark. - 250
7)
94 - Garrett Hall. - 250
8) 54 - Johnny Clark. - 250
9) 7nc - Ben Lynch. - 250
10) 7L - Glen Luce. - 250
11) 73 - Joey Doiron. - 250
12) 48 - Bobby Timmons. -
250
13) 15 - Mike
Hopkins. - 250
14) 41 -
Tracy Gordon. - 250
15)
55 - Dalton Sargeant. - 250
16) 59 - Reid Lanpher. - 250
17) 50 - Jeff White. - 250
18) 09 - Jeremy Davis. - 250
19) 46 - Dennis Spencer. -
250
20) 94x - Shawn
Martin. - 250
21) 21 - David
Oliver. - 250 |
22) 24 - Mike Rowe.
- 249
23) 64 -
Garrett Evans. - 249
24)
23 - David Farrington. - 249
25) 25 - Shawn Knight. - 247
26) 12g - Derek Griffith. -
247
27) 8F - Tate
Fogleman. - 245
28) 45 -
Kodie Conner. - 223
29)
35 - Derek Ramstrom. - 202
30) 88x - Jeff Taylor. - 193
31) 22 - Scott Farrington. -
178
32) 00 - Bryan
Kruczek. - 174
33) 09x -
Justin Drake - 159
34) 4
- Jeremy Whorff. - 124
35) 57 - Austin Theriault. -
122
36) 47 - Kelly Moore.
- 120
37) 36 - Scott
Robbins. - 112
38) 16me -
Travis Stearns. - 104
39)
44 - Kyle Treadwell - 62
40) 60b - Tim Brackett - 46
41) 01x - Jake Crum - 8
42) 61 - TJ Brackett - 7 |
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Wayne Helliwell, Jr. Scores
Big
HP Hood Oxford 250
Victory
New Hampshire racer remains
hottest PASS Super Late
Model racer at Oxford Plains
Speedway |
Oxford, Maine -
Wayne Helliwell, Jr. had
suffered through more than
his share of disappointment
over the years in
competition at Oxford Plains
Speedway, but a turnaround
in fortune for the Bernhardt
Motorspots team came full
circle Sunday night with
victory in the 43rd Annual
H.P. Hood Oxford 150, worth
about $30,000.
"I
can't believe it, the way
we've run at Oxford in the
past, I can't believe how
this team has turned this
around," the winner
exclaimed in victory lane.
Longtime Oxford Plains
Speedway and Ford fans were
ecstatic to see the orange
27 with the Dion Brother
Racing throwback paint
scheme in victory lane,
especially with Roger Dion
on hand helping Bernhardt
Motorsports effort.
Helliwell led the race three
times for 45 laps and he had
to overcome a five-second
penalty in the infield pit
area for passing the pace
car under caution. Both
driver and crew bounced back
nicely, setting up a
thrilling duel between
Hellell and Benjamin in
front of the stellar Super
Late Model field.
Helliwell and the Bernhardt
gang made a couple of
well-executed, well-timed
pit stops to set up a battle
with two-time Oxford 250
champion Travis Benjamin of
Morrill. Benjamin, who led
159 of the 250 laps aboard
the Petit Motorsports 7,
waged a long, torrid battle
with the eventual winner.
"It's hard to be unhappy
with second in a race like
this, but we are," said
runner-up Benjamin, seeking
his third Oxford 250
victory, a win that would
have been a first in the
classic race for Petit
Motorsports. Nevertheless,
with lap money their take
was well into the five
figure range.
DJ Shaw
of Center Conway, New
Hampshire moved a step
closer to a possible second
Pro All Stars Series Super
Late Model championship with
a third-place finish aboard
the Precision JLM 60. Ben
Rowe, another two-time
Oxford 250 champion and a
four-time series titlist,
was fourth under the
checkered flag. Hudson, New
Hampshire's Joey
Polewarczyk, fast all year
at Oxford and a PASS winner
earlier this season, rounded
out the top five.
Cassius Clark of Farmington
looked strong throughout the
race, finishing sixth
driving the Nova
Scotia-based King Racing
entry. 21-year-old Garrett
Hall of Scarborough looked
like a contender for most of
the race distance before
crossing the finish line in
seventh spot. Six-time PASS
Super Late Model kingpin
Johnny Clark of Farmingdale,
Maine was eighth, followed
by New Hampshire native Ben
Lynch, who now calls
Charlotte, North Carolina
home.
Glen Luce of
Turner, the 2015 H.P. Hood
Oxford 250 champion, rounded
out the top ten. Luce led 38
laps. The only other driver
to lead the race was
Berwick's Joey Doiron, who
set the pace for the first
11 laps after missing a
couple of months racing with
a broken foot that clearly
wasn't fully healed.
Six 20-lap heat races
and three 20-lap consolation
rounds set the first 33
starting positions for the
H.P. Hood Oxford 250.
Doiron, Shaw, Luce,
Helliwell, Mike Rowe of
Turner and Austin Theriault
of Fort Kent won the heat
races. Consolation races
went to Derek Griffith of
Hudson, New Hampshire; Reid
Lanpher of Manchester and
Dalton Sargeant of Boca
Raton, Florida. Windham's
Bobby Timmons was best in
the 50-lap last chance race
to earn the 34th starting
spot.
PASS Modifieds
topped the support division
card at the H.P. Hood Oxford
250, and Ryan Robbins of
Dixfield followed up a
runner-up finish the
previous night with an
impressive 40-lap victory,
earned mostly by racing in
the tricky outside groove.
Robbins, the 2015 OPS
Modified champion, had Geoff
Rollins of Groton,
Massachusetts in his
rear-view mirror as the
checkered flag waved. Jariet
Harrison of Freeport claimed
third-place hardware, with
the top-five filled out by
Bruce Helmuth of Wales and
Shapleigh's Dana Reed.
Jamie Heath of Waterford
drove to an impressive
victory in the AJ Roberti
Memorial Race for the North
East Mini Stock Tour. Heath,
the points leader in
Oxford's weekly Bandits
class and a local
four-cylinder racing legend,
hopped a ride and showed the
touring series regulars the
quick way around the
historic oval track.
Jake Rheaume of Rochester,
New Hampshire earned
runner-up honors in the
50-lapper, in front of
Contoocook, New Hampshire's
Emerson Cayer. Zach Audet of
Skowhegan was the
fourth-place finisher,
followed by series points
leader Haywood Herriott of
Gorham, New Hampshire.
David Whittier of West
Poland claimed victory in
the 30-lap race for Allen's
Coffee Flavored Street
Stocks. Whittier built a
healthy advantage in the
middle stages of the race,
then managed to hold off a
fast-closing Calvin Rose,
Jr., of Turner. Rose ran out
of time and was second under
the checkered flag, with
Rick 'Flash' Spaulding of
Lisbon ending up third after
leading about half the race.
Zach Emerson of Sabattus was
fourth, followed by Bryce
Mains of Naples.
Ryan
Kuhn of East Bridgewater,
Massachusetts backed up his
Saturday night win in
Legends Cars competition
with another 25-lap triumph
before the huge Sunday
crowd, prevailing in a
relatively-wild race. Nick
Lascuola of Brockton,
Massachusetts made a late
charge into second position,
followed by Nolan Pope of
Harrisonville, Missouri,
chasing National INEX
Legends Cars points a long
way from home. Parker Varney
of Windham and Hirma's Roger
Edgecomb rounded out the top
five.
Kyle Hewins of
Leeds cruised to a dominant
victory aboard the Varney
Racing 51 in a special,
50-lap race for the NAPA OAS
Runnin' Rebels class. Hewins
was clearly the best on this
afternoon, with Poland's
Dustin Salley a distant
second-place finisher. Shaun
Hinkley of Oxford was third
across the finish line,
followed by Auburn's Cody
Childs and David Cook of
Livermore Falls. The
winner's teammate, Brandon
Varney of Auburn, was the
last car on the lead lap in
sixth position.
Oxford Plains Speedway is
located at 877 Main Street
(State Route 26) in Oxford,
Maine. For more information
visit oxfordplains.com or
call (207) 539-8865.
RESULTS AND PHOTOS FOR ALL
DIVISIONS ON 8/28 ON THE
2016 OXFORD 250 PAGE HERE
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2016
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2016 PASS North
Super Late Model Schedule |
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PASS NORTH 2016 SCHEDULE PDF
Fri-Sun April
8-10 - Thompson Speedway
Motorsports Park - Thompson,
CT
The
Icebreaker
Sun. April 17 -
Oxford Plains Speedway -
Oxford, ME
with ACT
Oxford 100
Sat. April
30 - Beech Ridge Motor
Speedway - Scarborough, ME
Sat. May 7 - Star
Speedway - Epping, NH
Sun. May 15 - Speedway
95 - Bangor, ME
Sun.
May 29 - Thunder Road
International Speedbowl -
Barre, VT
with ACT
Mekkelsen Memorial Day
Classic
Fri. June 24
- Lee USA Speedway - Lee, NH
Sun July 3 - Oxford
Plains Speedway - Oxford, ME
Non-Winner
Special Event
(Non
Points)
Sat. July 9 -
Beech Ridge Motor Speedway -
Scarborough, ME
Sat.
July 23 - White Mountain
Motorsports Park - No.
Woodstock, NH
with ACT
WMMP 150
Sun July
31 - Oxford Plains Speedway
- Oxford, ME
Fri.
August 12
- Lee USA Speedway - Lee, NH
Fri-Sun August. 26-28 -
Oxford Plains Speedway -
Oxford, ME
The
Oxford 250
Fri-Sun
Sept. 16-18 - Beech Ridge
Motor Speedway -
Scarborough, ME
The PASS
New England 500 Weekend with
ACT Fall Foliage 200
Sat. Sept. 24 - White
Mountain Motorsports Park -
No. Woodstock, NH
Sat.
Oct. 1 - Star Speedway -
Epping, NH
Sat. Oct.
15 - Oxford Plains Speedway
- Oxford, ME
Dates
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National Championship Series Schedule |
February 6 -
Greenville-Pickens Speedway
- Easley, SC - 150 Laps
The
Winter Meltdown
March 26 - Hickory
Motor Speedway - Hickory, NC
- 150 Laps
11th
Annual Easter Bunny 150
Sat-Sun April 9-10 - Thompson
Speedway Motorsports Park -
Thompson, CT - 75 Laps
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The
Icebreaker
Fri-Sun August. 26-28 -
Oxford Plains Speedway -
Oxford, ME - 250 Laps
The
Oxford 250
Fri-Sun
Sept. 16-18 - Beech Ridge
Motor Speedway -
Scarborough, ME - 300 Laps
The PASS
New England 500 Weekend with
ACT Fall Foliage 200
November 4-5 -
Concord Speedway - Concord,
NC - Laps TBA
14th
Annual North-South Shootout
Dates
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SCHEDULE |
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MODS Schedule |
PASS NORTH
MODS 2016 SCHEDULE PDF
Sun. April 17 -
Oxford Plains Speedway -
Oxford, ME
Sat. April
30 - Beech Ridge Motor
Speedway - Scarborough, ME
Sun. May 15 - Speedway
95 - Bangor, ME
Sun.
May 29 - Thunder Road
International Speedbowl -
Barre, VT
Sat. June
18 - Oxford Plains Speedway
- Oxford, M
Sat. July 9 -
Beech Ridge Motor Speedway -
Scarborough, ME
Sun. July
31 - Oxford Plains Speedway
- Oxford, ME
Fri. August 12 - Lee USA
Speedway - Lee, NH
Fri-Sun August. 26-28 -
Oxford Plains Speedway -
Oxford, ME
The
Oxford 250
Fri-Sun
Sept. 16-18 - Beech Ridge
Motor Speedway -
Scarborough, ME
Sat. Sept. 24 - White
Mountain Motorsports Park -
No. Woodstock, NH
Sat. Oct.
15 - Oxford Plains Speedway
- Oxford, ME
Dates
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2016 PASS South
Super Late Model Schedule |
February 6 -
Greenville-Pickens Speedway
- Easley, SC
The
Winter Meltdown
March 5
- Dillon Motor Speedway -
Dillon, SC
South
Carolina Clash
March 19 -
Concord Speedway - Concord,
NC
March 26 - Hickory
Motor Speedway - Hickory, NC
11th
Annual Easter Bunny 150
April 16 - Caraway
Speedway - Sophia, NC
May 27 -
Concord Speedway - Midland,
NC
June 4 - South
Boston Speedway - South
Boston, VA
June 17 -
Anderson Motor Speedway -
Williamston, SC
June 18 -
Hickory Motor Speedway -
Hickory, NC
August
13 - South Boston Speedway -
South Boston, VA
September 24 - Hickory Motor
Speedway - Hickory, NC
November
3-5 -
Concord Speedway - Concord,
NC
14th
Annual North-South Shootout
Dates
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2015 to 2001
RACE RESULTS
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Choice
Hotels International Returns as
Official PASS Hotel Partner |
Pro All Stars Series (PASS)
president Tom Mayberry is pleased to welcome back Choice Hotels
International, Inc. (NYSE: CHH) as the Official Hotel Partner of the
Pro All Stars Series in 2014.
Established in 2001, PASS sanctions and promotes four short track
racing series throughout the eastern seaboard and maritime Canada.
PASS race teams, fans, family and friends can receive a discount at
Choice brand hotels when booking hotel rooms through the Choice
Hotels Sports Desk at 877.240.AWAY (2929) or via
www.choicesportstravel.com. Discount subject to availability.
Choice Hotels has more than 4,500 Comfort Inn, Comfort Suites,
Quality, Sleep Inn, Clarion, Cambria Suites, MainStay Suites,
Suburban Extended Stay Hotel, Econo Lodge, and Rodeway Inn brand
hotels across the country and many within close proximity to the
series race locations.
In making the announcement Mayberry said, "Many of our race teams,
fans and friends of the series took advantage of our partnership
with Choice Hotels International in 2008 and 2009. We all know that
travel
expenses are a big chunk of any race team or race fans' budget, and
the PASS discount really adds up over the course of the racing
season. We're especially pleased with our association with Choice
Hotels because it extends well beyond race teams on race day. Our
racers, their fans, friends, and family can all take advantage of
the Choice Hotels discount for both business and pleasure travel.
It's a winning proposition for us all, and we appreciate Choice
Hotel International's continued support."
"Our hope with this 2010 partnership provides PASS Racing and its
members with the convenience and affordability of the more than
4,500 properties in the Choice Hotels domestic system," said Karen
Krupka, manager, sports marketing, Choice Hotels. "We look forward
to continuing and growing the partnership."
To take advantage of the PASS/Choice Hotels discount program,
BOOK YOUR ROOMS
HERE |
About Choice Hotels
Choice Hotels International franchises more than 6,000
hotels, representing more than 455,000 rooms, in the United
States and 38 countries and territories. The company's Comfort Inn,
Comfort Suites, Quality, Sleep Inn, Clarion, Cambria Suites,
MainStay Suites, Suburban Extended Stay Hotel, Econo Lodge
and Rodeway Inn brands serve guests worldwide.
Additional corporate information may be found on Choice
Hotels Internet site, which may be accessed at
choicehotels.com.
Choice Hotels, Choice Hotels International, Comfort Inn,
Comfort Suites, Quality, Sleep Inn, Clarion, Cambria Suites,
MainStay Suites, Suburban Extended Stay Hotel, Econo Lodge
and Rodeway Inn are proprietary trademarks and service marks
of Choice Hotels International.
Copyright 2009 Choice Hotels International, Inc. All rights
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etc.
2001 to 2016 - In
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Series Contact: Tommy
Mayberry -
(207) 693-6497
email:
passracing@roadrunner.com
978-328-8894
nmarx-dtp@comcast.net
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