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2024 PASS
MASTER SCHEDULE
for SLM, PASS
MODS, & NESS |
2023
PASS POINTS |
PASS 2001-2023 RESULTS |
NESS 2023 |
2023 ENTRY
FORMS & EVENT
SCHEDULES |
2023 LICENSE FORMS |
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& DIAGRAMS HERE |
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MARCH 15-16 -
FRI-SAT - HICKORY
MOTOR SPEEDWAY -
NESS
TBD
MAY 19 - SUN -
WHITE MOUNTAIN
JUNE 7 - FRI -
THUNDER ROAD
JUNE 22 -
SAT - STAR
JULY 2-3 -
TUES-WEDS - OPS -
CELEBRATION of
AMERICA
JULY 14 - SUN -
WHITE MOUNTAIN
AUG. 4 - SUN -
OPS
AUG.
14 - WEDS - THOMPSON
AUG. 24-25 -
SAT-SUN - OPS - 51st
OXFORD 250
SEPT. 13-14 -
FRI-SAT - STAR - CLASSIC
SEPT. 21 - SAT -
WHITE MOUNTAIN
OCT. 5 - SAT -
THUNDER ROAD
OCT. 12 - SAT -
THOMPSON - WORLD
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AUG. 27 RACE RESULTS |
1)
52 -
Vern
Romanoski
- 50
Laps
2)
45 -
Matt
Swanson
- 50
3)
13 -
Bobby
Timmons
- 50
4)
11 -
Ben
Seitz
- 5
5)
97 -
Russ
Wood
- 49
6)
25 -
Dan
Bowes
- 49
7)
51 -
Dave
Duggan
- 43
8) )
5 -
Rob
Summers
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License Form
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2023
PASS MODS
License Form
2023
NESS Supermodifieds
License Form
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LISTINGS of
2023 & 2022
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TESTING POLICY |
For the
2023 season, the 7 day testing
policy for the Super Late Models
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ORDERS |
Tires and fuel must be
ordered by
6:00 PM the Wednesday before an event. After this time you will
pick your own tires on race day.
Call or text
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teams
that do not have their own transponders must contact
PASS Tech:
Paul Johnson
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FRI-SAT - HICKORY
MOTOR SPEEDWAY
APRIL 6 - SAT -
THOMPSON - ICE BREAKER
APRIL
13 - SAT - NHMS - NORTHEAST CLASSIC
MAY 19 - SUN -
WHITE MOUNTAIN
JUNE 9 - SUN -
OPS
JUNE 22 -
SAT - STAR
JULY 2-3 -
TUES-WEDS - OPS -
CELEBRATION of
AMERICA
JULY 14 - SUN -
WHITE MOUNTAIN
JULY 27 - SAT -
SEEKONK - BAY STATE SUMMER CLASSIC
AUG. 4 - SUN -
OPS
AUG. 24-25 -
SAT-SUN - OPS - 51st
OXFORD 250
SEPT. 13-14 -
FRI-SAT - STAR
- CLASSIC
SEPT. 21 - SAT -
WHITE MOUNTAIN
OCT. 5 - SAT -
THUNDER ROAD
OCT. 12 - SAT -
THOMPSON - WORLD SERIES
OCT. 19 - SAT -
OPS - PASS 400 WEEKEND
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MAY 19 - SUN -
WHITE MOUNTAIN
JUNE 9 - SUN -
OPS
JUNE 22 -
SAT - STAR
JULY 6 - SAT - OPS
- 100 Laps
JULY 14 - SUN -
WHITE MOUNTAIN
AUG. 4 - SUN -
OPS
AUG. 24-25 -
SAT-SUN - OPS - 51st
OXFORD 250
SEPT. 13-14 -
FRI-SAT - STAR
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OCT. 5 - SAT -
THUNDER ROAD
OCT. 19 - SAT -
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PASS Releases 2024
Schedules For
All Three Touring
Series
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Naples ME --
Officials with the
Pro All Stars Series
(PASS) announced
schedules for their
Super Late Model
division, the New
England Super
Modifieds (NESS),
and the PASS MODS.
Forty points-paying
dates from April to
October spread
across the three
touring series
highlight a busy
2024 campaign for
the premier
sanctioning body in
the Northeast. The
PASS SLM tour will
have 16 race dates
in four different
states, plus a pair
of races on March
15th and 16th at
Hickory Motor
Speedway in North
Carolina. The
high-powered NESS
series will contest
12 races, with as
many as four more to
be added to the
schedule in coming
months. PASS Mods
will compete in a
12-race series
throughout the
season and all three
tours will play a
major role in the
51st annual Oxford
250.
"This is
the majority of our
schedule for 2024,"
said PASS president
Tom Mayberry. "There
are a few other
things we are
looking at that will
come out soon, but
we wanted to get
schedules out as
quickly as possible
so teams can make
their plans."
Pro All
Stars Series Super
Late Models
The 16 race PASS
North Super Late
Model points
schedule will be
highlighted by the
51st annual Oxford
250, a 4th straight
trip to New
Hampshire Motor
Speedway, and the
return of Star
Speedway to the
schedule.
One
other new addition
that is catching the
ear of many and
creating a buzz is
the special
Celebration of
America with a
300-lap contest
slated for Tuesday
July 2nd and
Wednesday July 3rd
at Oxford Plains
Speedway (OPS),
paying a staggering
$40,000 to win.
Additionally, Sunday
May 5th will feature
a 100-lap qualifier
to that 300 lap
contest slated for
early July.
"We wanted to add
another really big
premier race to our
schedule and we
couldn't think of a
better time to do it
then around the 4th
of July week so fans
and people could
come and camp and
enjoy some top-notch
racing in a mid-week
program," said
Mayberry. He went on
to point out that
the SLM's would be
dormant the
following weekend,
giving teams a
chance to spend a
weekend away from
the track if they
chose.
PASS
also makes its
return to Star
Speedway on June
22nd and a second
visit on September
13th as a part of
the Star Classic
weekend. Also on the
schedule are two
visits to Thompson
Speedway Motorsports
Park for the
Icebreaker in April
and the World Series
in October, three
visits to popular
While Mountain
Motorsports Park,
four other visits to
series hub OPS, and
single visits to
Seekonk Speedway and
Thunder Road
Speedbow. One other
change is the annual
PASS 400 weekend at
Oxford Plains
Speedway will also
become THREE
separate points
paying races and
purses.
The
traditional trip to
Hickory Motor
Speedway for a pair
of 150 lap contests
will kick off the
racing season March
15th and 16th. While
this pair of races
is not a part of the
PASS North points
schedule, it will be
a part of the SLM
National schedule
which will be
finalized at a later
time.
"We
tried to keep a good
balance of races
while being mindful
of travel but at the
same time getting to
the tracks that seem
to be most popular
for teams," said
Mayberry.
PASS
SUPER LATE MODELS
2024 SCHEDULE:
MARCH
15 AND 16 HICKORY
MOTOR SPEEDWAY;
APRIL 6, THOMPSON
SPEEDWAY MOTORSPORTS
PARK; APRIL 13, NEW
HAMPSIRE MOTOR
SPEEDWAY; APRIL 28
OXFORD PLAINS
SPEEDWAY; MAY 5
OXFORD PLAINS
SPEEDWAY (300
QUALIFIER); MAY 19
WHITE MOUNTAIN
MOTORSPORTS PARK;
JUNE 9 OXFORD PLAINS
SPEEDWAY; JUNE 22
STAR SPEEDWAY; JULY
2 AND 3 OXFORD
PLAINS SPEEDWAY;
JULY 14 WHITE
MOUNTAIN MOTORSPORTS
PARK; JULY 27
SEEKONK SPEEDWAY;
AUGUST 4 OXFORD
PLAINS SPEEDWAY;
AUGUST 24-25 OXFORD
250 WEEKEND;
SEPTEMBER 13 STAR
SPEEDWAY; SEPTEMBER
21 WHITE MOUNTAIN
MOTORSPORTS PARK;
OCTOBER 5 THUNDER
ROAD SPEEDBOWL;
OCTOBER 12 THOMPSON
SPEEDWAY MOTORSPORTS
PARK; OCTOBER 19
PASS 400 WEEKEND AT
OXFORD PLAINS
SPEEDWAY.
See Combined 2024
Schedule Layout HERE
New England
Supermodified Series
The New England
Supermodified Series
is set to embark on
its third season in
2024 with a 12-race
schedule, plus a
possible four more
dates that build
upon the last two
successful years.
With car counts
climbing and
interest at an
all-time high, this
is the year for the
upstart series to
make some moves
forward. NESS will
also boast two big
races on their
schedule with a
visit to Star
Speedway for the
legendary Star
Classic, along with
a $10,000 to win
race slated for July
3rd at Oxford Plains
Speedway.
"After two years of
steady growth we
thought it was time
to shake things up a
little bit and give
the NESS Series a
couple of big
races," said
Mayberry. "We are
really pleased with
the progress, and
interest is
increasing every
month."
The
12 race NESS
schedule will see
three trips each to
Oxford Plains
Speedway and White
Mountain Motorsports
Park. Also on the
schedule will be a
pair of races at
Thompson Speedway
Motorsports Park,
Star Speedway, and
Thunder Road
Speedbowl in
Vermont. Mayberry
went on to point
out, "While we
wanted to expand the
schedule a little
bit, we also still
wanted to be mindful
of travel and
expenses. NESS was
founded on a
principal of cost
control so we always
need to stay near
our home base and
with mostly single
day shows."
Standing tall in the
NESS schedule is the
September 14th date
at Star Speedway for
the 59th annual Star
Classic. NESS will
make its first
appearance at the
race that is rich in
big block
Supermodified racing
history. Well-known
drivers like Bentley
Warren and Russ Wood
boast victories at
the tight 1/4 mile
track in Epping New
Hampshire.
Additionally, the
July 3rd race at
Oxford Plains
Speedway will carry
a $10,000 to win
purse as the NESS
series participate
in the 1st annual
300 mid-week special
at the famed, tricky
3/8 mile oval in
Oxford.
Four
dates are still TBD
and may be added at
a later time. July 2
and August 23rd are
being evaluated as
potential additional
races for the series
giving the NESS tour
a pair of
back-to-back race
dates.
Additionally,
officials at NESS
and PASS are
examining the option
of bringing the tour
to Hickory for a
pair of non-point
events on March 15
and 16. Drivers
interested in
committing to this
trip need to contact
PASS officials
before February 1 to
declare their
intent. If 10 or
more cars commit to
going, NESS will
make its first ever
trip to one of the
nation's most
historic race
tracks.
With
the balance of the
schedule slated for
Thompson Speedway
Motorsports Park,
White Mountain
Motorsports Park,
and Thunder Road
Speedbowl, the NESS
series has cornered
the market in unique
and renowned venues
in the Northeast.
NESS SUPERMODIFEDS
2024 SCHEDULE:
MARCH 15 AND 16
HICKORY MOTOR
SPEEDWAY (TBD); MAY
19 WHITE MOUNTAIN
MOTORPORTS PARK;
JUNE 7 THUNDER ROAD
SPEEDBOWL; JUNE 22
STAR SPEEDWAY; JULY
2 OXFORD PLAINS
SPEEDWAY (TBD); JULY
3 OXFORD PLAINS
SPEEDWAY; JULY 14
WHITE MOUNTAIN
MOTORPORTS PARK;
AUGUST 4 OXFORD
PLAINS SPEEDWAY;
AUGUST 14 THOMPSON
SPEEDWAY MOTORSPORTS
PARK; AUGUST 23
OXFORD PLAINS
SPEEDWAY (TBD);
AUGUST 24 OXFORD
PLAINS SPEEDWAY;
SEPTEMBER 14 STAR
SPEEDWAY; SEPTEMBER
21 WHITE MOUNTAIN
MOTORPORTS PARK;
OCTOBER 5 THUNDER
ROAD SPEEDBOWL;
OCTOBER 12 THOMPSON
SPEEDWAY MOTORSPORTS
PARK.
See Combined 2024
Schedule Layout HERE
PASS MODS
The PASS MODS series
will enter its 21st
season with a
12-race schedule
that keeps the
touring series a bit
closer to home base
then in recent
years. 2024 will see
a pair of races at
popular White
Mountain Motorsports
Park, two races at
Star Speedway for
the first time in
many years, a visit
to Thunder Road
Speedbowl and the
balance anchored by
home track Oxford
Plains Speedway. The
series will also
increase purses
again for the second
time in the last 12
months with 11 races
paying $1000 to win.
The PASS MODS will
also boast their own
stand-alone 100 lap
race paying a $2000
to win on July 6th
at OPS as they will
be the headline
division at the
Route 26 oval that
night.
"We
really want to focus
on building car
counts back to where
they were a couple
seasons ago," said
PASS President Tom
Mayberry. "By
keeping the series
to 12 races and
limiting travel
along with another
purse increase, we
feel like that will
help some of the
part time teams run
a full schedule in
2024."
The
PASS MODS series has
become a popular
landing ground for
young up-and-comers
to learn their
craft, while some of
the veterans nearing
the conclusion of
their career find
the PASS MODS a nice
place to compete.
With the 12-race
schedule featuring
either 1/4 mile
high-banked tracks
or the sweeping
turns of the 3/8
mile OPS, it allows
teams to be able to
compete with minimal
gear ratios and thus
saves teams money.
Further, the lack of
any mid-week races
and all the events
being single day
shows means teams do
not have to worry
about hotels and
days off from work,
making the series a
real working man's
tour.
Mayberry went on to
say, "We have gotten
some really good
support from
sponsors like
Kennebec Equipment
Rental and Weston
Automotive along
with others that
have allowed us
another purse bump.
We thought pairing
that up with reduced
travel, a big race,
and less gear
changes would help
teams save money and
also try to make
some trips they
didn't in years
past."
PASS MODS SERIES
2024 SCHEDULE:
APRIL 28
OXFORD PLAINS
SPEEDWAY; MAY 19
WHITE MOUNTAIN
MOTORSPORTS PARK;
JUNE 9 OXFORD PLAINS
SPEEDWAY; JUNE 22
STAR SPEEDWAY; JULY
6 OXFORD PLAINS
SPEEDWAY 100 LAPS;
JULY 14 WHITE
MOUNTAIN MOTORSPORTS
PARK; AUGUST 4
OXFORD PLAINS
SPEEDWAY; AUGUST
24-25 OXFORD 250
WEEKEND; SEPTEMBER
13 STAR SPEEDWAY;
OCTOBER 5 THUNDER
ROAD SPEEDBOWL;
OCTOBER 19 PASS 400
WEEKEND AT OXFORD
PLAINS SPEEDWAY.
See Combined 2024
Schedule Layout HERE
SPONSORSHIP
To sponsor an
individual race or
other opportunities
a please call
207-577-1836 or
inquire at
opsmarketing50@gmail.com
For more
information and
detail on the
weekend schedule
please visit
www.oxfordplains.com
and be sure to
follow on Facebook
at the
Official-Page-of-Oxford-Plains-Speedway.
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information on The
Pro All Stars Series
visit
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MARCH 15-16 -
FRI-SAT - HICKORY
MOTOR SPEEDWAY -
SLM/NESS
TBD
APRIL 6 - SAT -
THOMPSON - ICE BREAKER
- SLM
APRIL
13 - SAT - NHMS
- NORTHEAST CLASSIC-
SLM
APRIL 28
- SUN - OPS - SLM/MODS
MAY 19 - SUN -
WHITE MOUNTAIN -
SLM/MODS/NESS
JUNE 7 - FRI -
THUNDER ROAD - NESS
JUNE 9 - SUN -
OPS - SLM/MODS
JUNE 22 -
SAT - STAR - SLM/MODS/NESS
JULY 2-3 -
TUES-WEDS - OPS -
CELEBRATION of
AMERICA - SLM/NESS
JULY 6 - SAT - OPS -
MODS
JULY 14 - SUN -
WHITE MOUNTAIN -
SLM/MODS/NESS
JULY 27 - SAT -
SEEKONK - BAY STATE
SUMMER CLASSIC - SLM
AUG. 4 - SUN -
OPS - SLM/MODS/NESS
AUG.
14 - WEDS - THOMPSON
- NESS
AUG. 24-25 -
SAT-SUN - OPS - 51st
OXFORD 250 - SLM/MODS/NESS
SEPT. 13-14 -
FRI-SAT - STAR
- CLASSIC - SLM/MODS/NESS
SEPT. 21 - SAT -
WHITE MOUNTAIN -
SLM/NESS
OCT. 5 - SAT -
THUNDER ROAD - SLM/MODS/NESS
OCT. 12 - SAT -
THOMPSON - WORLD
SERIES - SLM/NESS
OCT. 19 - SAT -
OPS - PASS 400 WEEKEND
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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER
11th,
2023 |
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Hilton
Garden Inn Riverwatch in
Auburn |
Photos
by Sharon Perry |
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2023 PASS SLM Champion - Max
Cookson #39 |
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2023 PASS MODS Champion -
Brandon Varney #1 |
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2023 -NESS Champion
- Dan Bowes #25 |
FULL PHOTO PAGE FOR
2023 PASS BANQUET |
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RULES
CLARIFICATION FOR
NESS 2024
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The gear rule will
remain the same at
some tracks, it will
be slightly less at
others.
The gear
rules will be
announced on the
site shortly.
All measurements for
the body and width
of the car will stay
in agreement with
ISMA rules.
Overall weight with
driver will be 2100
pounds.
This is to
compensate for the
50 extra pounds the
crate motor weighs.
In 2025 there will
be a 2% difference
in the left side
weight on a crate
motor vs a built
motor.
The crate
motor will be
allowed to be 2%
heavier on the left
side.
After discussion on
wings we have
decided to stay with
the 6 ft 2 element
wing and continue in
the direction we are
going.
We feel the
car counts are
growing.
I have been
asked about allowing
cars to come with
the 7 ft 2 element
wing to limited
events.
I feel this
could be perceived
as an unfair
advantage over the
regular competitors,
if a car wins or
finishes up front.
Therefore, we
will keep the wing
rule as it is.
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NOTICE To: Sam Rameau, Randy
Rameau & the Rameau Race
Team From: ACT and PASS
Due to the violent
actions by you and your team
on Sunday, October 8, 2023,
you and your entire team
have been permanently
suspended from any events by
ACT and all connected or
sanctioned tracks, PASS
Racing and all connected or
sanctioned tracks, and
Thompson Speedway
Motorsports Park. This type
of behavior is not
acceptable and will not
be tolerated.
Tom
Mayberry, PASS - Cris
Michaud, ACT |
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New
"Bottle Cap Crate"
2024 SLM
Engine Option |
Oct. 20
-- Naples, ME --
Officials at
the Pro All Stars
Series (PASS)
announced today a
new "Bottle Cap
Crate" engine option
will be available
for all PASS
competitors for the
2024 season.
The first order
for the new Bottle
Cap Crate option,
which was tested
throughout the 2023
season, will be
placed on November
1st and be made
available to
competitors for only
$8800 plus tax.
PASS president
Tom Mayberry
commented about the
new engine package
option, "As always
we are on the
lookout for ways to
save money for the
teams. The Bottle
Cap Crate engine
program is another
way for teams to
save money on their
engine bill by
simply dropping in a
race ready motor
without making any
changes."
Mayberry went on to
explain that each
engine will come
straight from GM to
the PASS approved
engine builder, LCM
Racing Engines, for
a dyno break in and
test. LCM will set
the timing, perform
a 4 hour break in
procedure on each
engine with Driven
Racing break in oil,
and then provide the
first oil change
with Mobil 1 15/50
at the discounted
rate of only $750.
Teams will
provide only a
distributor and fuel
pump and will pick
up a race ready
engine at the end of
the test. All engine
numbers will be
scanned and further
sealed with two PASS
specific engine
seals.
"We
felt like it was
important to provide
a good break in
procedure to verify
that each engine is
performing at its
optimum level when
it leaves the Engine
Shop," Said
Mayberry. "LCM has
agreed to do this at
a discounted rate so
we can keep the
total cost to teams
under $10k."
Teams running the
Bottle Cap Crate
option will be
afforded a 25 lb.
weight break at
every track on the
PASS schedule, with
additional breaks at
Thompson and New
Hampshire Motor
Speedway TBD.
Mayberry went on to
say he will continue
to offer this option
with weight breaks
at these prices as
long as shipping and
engine costs remain
the same. He further
explained that any
Bottle Cap sealed
engine contained in
a LCM Racing Engines
entry will be
available for
purchase at the
track by any racer
in competition that
day.
"In
testing the engine,
we found that it had
more than enough
power everywhere we
used it," said
driver Dennis
Spencer Jr. "I think
it's a great low
cost option that
will help save
racers a lot of
money."
To
place your order,
please contact the
Offices of PASS
before November 1st
at (207) 693-6497,
or contact Tom and
Mike Mayberry to get
your name on this
list. For technical
questions please
call Louie
Mechalides at
978-265-2630.
For technical
information
concerning all PASS
divisions please
contact
passracing@roadrunner.com.
Don't forget to
"Like"
the Pro All Stars
Series and the
PASS MODS touring
series on
Facebook.
To
take advantage of
marketing
opportunities at the
Pro All Stars Series
or Oxford Plains
Speedway please call
207-577-1836 or
inquire at
opsmarketing@yahoo.com. |
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15th, 2023 |
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SLM
Champ Cookson |
MODS
Champ Varney |
Big Weekend Finale
at OPS Crowns
Champions, Winners.
Cookson & Varney win
the wars. Brown &
Morse win the
battles. Teras &
Varney score wins on
Friday |
Oxford
ME - As the
calendar creep
toward the winter
months, the Pro All
Stars Series season
came to a conclusion
at Oxford Plains
Speedway with one
big Mega Weekend
last Friday,
Saturday, and Sunday
that saw multiple
divisions in action
and a pair of young
champions crowned.
Austin Teras won the
Joe Pro 150 on
Friday while Brandon
Varney secured his
6th win of the
season and Gabe
Brown was triumphant
on Sunday with
Spencer Morse
nailing down his
first win of the
season. Max Cookson
wrapped up an
amazing triple
championship season,
while Varney scored
his first career
touring division
championship in the
PASS MODS.
Cookson, with the
weekly Oxford Plains
Speedway title in
hand, completed the
trifecta with an 8th
place overall finish
on Sunday to secure
the PASS SLM North
AND SLM National
Championships for
2023. Cookson
achieved the rare
feat using a model
of consistency as
the strategy to wear
down the
competition. While
the number 39 only
scored a single
victory on the tour,
he made his way to
the top ten in all
15 North races as
well as the National
only races. The
young driver from
Palmyra came into
the season with the
title as his goal
and developed a
driving style that
was conducive to
finishing the long
distance races near
the front week in
and week out.
Varney's
strategy was much
the same, as the
Auburn driver
finished in the top
5 in 12 of 13 races
while coming home
winner in 6 of
those. After a
runner up finish in
the PASS MODS class
in 2022, the 26 year
old was determined
to score one better
in 2023. A win on
opening day meant
the #1 team led the
standings from start
to finish. Varney
also scored the
Weston Automotive
PASS MODS Challenge
Championship proving
the driver is
capable of winning
outside of his home
track of Oxford
Plains Speedway.
The weekend
festivities started
off with a make-up
of the previously
rained out Joe Pro
Diesel Specialist
150 on Friday. A
heated battle for
the win between
Austin Teras and
Gabe Brown consumed
the second half of
the race. The two
youngsters swapped
the lead multiple
times as they weaved
in and out of lapped
traffic before Teras
ultimately beat
Brown across the
line by a car length
for the $5000
victory. Rounding
out the top 5 were
DJ Shaw, Max
Cookson, and TJ
Brackett.
Brandon Varney
continued his
winning ways in the
Kennebec Equipment
Rental PASS MODS as
he took the lead
from the Spencer
Morse near the
mid-point of the 50
lap tilt and cruised
to the victory. Ryan
Hewins and Zach
Bowie rounded out
the top 3. Corey
Morgan, Brian
Caswell, and Tyler
Jalbert were the top
3 in the $400 to win
Cooleys Commercial
Tire Mad bomber 30.
Sunday's card
featured triple
segment events for
both the PASS Super
Late Models and the
PASS MODS, while the
Dow Excavating
Limited Sportsman
raced 75 laps and
the Spaulding
Roofing Street
Stocks went 50.
Gabe Brown
grabbed the victory
he narrowly missed
on Friday by scoring
finishes of 3rd,
8th, and 7th for 18
points respectively
in the three 100 lap
segments. Runnerup
with 19 points was
DJ Shaw, with Austin
Teras, Mike Rowe,
and Corey Bubar
rounding out the top
5. Segment winners
were Joey Doiron,
Mike Rowe, and
Austin Teras.
The Kennebec
Equipment Rental
PASS MODS sponsored
by Bessey Motor
Sales "Triple 30s"
was snagged Spencer
Morse who used a
pair of segment wins
and a sixth place
finish to grab his
first win of the
season taking home
nearly $1500. Morse
narrowly edged out
veteran Bill Dixon
who used two 4th
place finished and a
last segment win to
come home runner-up
in what may be his
last career race.
Rounding out the top
3 was Evan Roy who
finished 7th, 2nd
and 2nd for a total
of 11 points. Ryan
Ripley and Spencer
Vaughn rounded out
the top 5.
Chris Smith, Kenny
Harrison and Mike
St. Pierre were
first to the line in
the 75 lap Dow
Excavation Limited
Sportsman tilt with
Bubba Pelton and
Jordan Russell
rounding out the top
5. Billy Childs Jr.,
Brandon Johnson,
Clyde Hennessey,
Chaz Briggs, and
Brian Caswell were
the top 5 in the
Spaulding Roofing
Street Stock 50.
Other Winners
over the Weekend
were Tyler Jalbert
in the Oxford Auto
Salvage Mad Bomber
Special, Thomas
Richards in the KHM
Thunderstocks, Nate
Dubuc in the 207
Brand Runnin Rebels,
and Bobby Symonds in
the Wicked Good
Vintage cars.
Oxford Plains
Speedway and The Pro
All Stars Series
celebrate their
champions on
November 10th and
11th at the Hilton
Garden Inn located
in Auburn, Maine.
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2023 PASS NORTH OVERALL SLM CHAMPION 2023 PASS
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13th, 2023 |
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Gorham, ME - (207) 420-6211
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$5000 to Win
Joe Pro Diesel has posted an extra $1000
for the 9/10 SLM winner, making this a $5000 to Win race!
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In appreciation of
all your efforts supporting the 50TH ANNUAL SPENCER
GROUP PAVING OXFORD 250!!!, Oxford Plains Speedway and
PASS are proud to announce the Pass Race scheduled for
Friday, October 13th will pay a
bonus to the top 5 finishing drivers that attempted, but
did not make, the Oxford 250. This is in addition
to the $5000 to win and $600 to start.
The top 5 bonus payout as follows
in addition to the regular winnings:
1) $1000
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OFFICIAL RACE RESULTS
- 10-13-23 |
1) 29t - Austin Teras -
150 Laps 2) 47 - Gabe Brown - 150 3) 60s -
DJ SHaw - 150 4) 39 - Max Cookson - 150 5)
61 - TJ Brackett - 150 6) 153 - Travis
Stearns - 149 7) 24 - Mike Rowe - 149 8) 5
- Ben Rowe - 149 9) 73d - Joey Doiron - 149
10) 01 - Steve Chicoine - 149 11) 54 - Johnny
Clark - 149 12) 72x - Ryan Kuhn - 149 13)
14 - Scott McDaniel - 149 14) 9t - Alan
Tardiff - 149 15) 18vt - Kaiden Fisher - 149
16) 83 - Cory Hall - 149 17) 8 - Calvin Rose
- 149 18) 44 - Trevor Sanborn - 149 |
19) 25 - Shawn Knightt -
149 20) 0 - Danny Wear - 147 21) 38 -
Garrett Lamb -148 22) 09d - Jeremy Davis -
148 23) 81 - Dan Winter - 147 24) 40vt -
Nick Sweet - 147 25) 60b - Tim Brachett - 147
26) 32 - Brandon Barker - 122 27) 15 - Mike
Hopkins - 96 28) 41 - Curtis Geery - 44
29) 19 - Rusty Poland - 40 30) 63 - Kyle
Salemi - 32 31) 50 - Andy Shaw - 32 32)
23x - Lonnie Sommerville - 30 33) 09x - Sylas
Ripley - 14 34) bv52 - Colby Benjamin - 11
35) 23 - Dave Farrington - 6 |
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UNOFFICIAL RACE RESULTS -
10-13-23 |
1) 1v - Brandon Varney - 50 Laps 2) 70 - Ryan
Hewins - 50 3) 6x - Zach Bowie - 50 4) 83 -
Dan Brown - 50 5) 34 - Spencer Morse - 50 6)
8 - Henry Hudson - 50 7) 33me - Billy Dixon -
50 8) 9 - Alex Ricker - 50 |
9) 33 - Dan Morris - 50 10) 85 - Chanler
Harrison - 50 11) 7 - Spencer Vaughan - 50
12) 13 - Evan Roy - 50 13) 28 - Kevin Oliver -
49 14) 0 - Wayne Whitten - 36 15) 24 - Owen
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MORGAN - CASWELL - JALBERT |
OPS MAD BOMBERS - OPS
UNOFFICIAL RACE RESULTS
- 10-13-23 |
1) 26 - Corey Morgan 2) 63x - Brian
Caswell 3) 42 - Tyler Jalbert 4) 161 -
Brandon Caron 5) 47 - Tylor Graffam 6) 47c
- Dan Caswell 7) 24 - Kenny Hoyt 8) 14 -
Tyler Lerman 9) 32 - Tony Gibbons 10) 88 -
Kyle Hewins |
11) 33 - Michael Deardon 12) 63 -
Adam Stearns 13) 4 - Cody Macomber 14) 74
- John Curtis 15) 18 - Darin Vilton 16) 57
- Ryan Stewart 17) 7 - Kyle Richardson 18)
29 - Thomas Bracket 19) 195 - Mike Dkoning
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DAN
BOWES #25 - 2023
NESS CHAMPION |
WORLD
SERIES PR RACE RECAP
-- Vern Romanowski
and Ryan Battle led
the New England
Supermodified Series
(NESS) to green for
their 2023
championship finale.
Championship chaser
Dan Bowes overtook
the two front row
starters to steal
the lead by lap two
as point leader Ben
Seitz also made his
way around the early
leaders to take
chase. Matt Swanson
dove in under Seitz
to battle
side-by-side in
spectacular fashion
lap after lap before
Swanson finally took
the position on lap
11. The lone caution
flag flew on lap 24
for Dave Duggan’s
spin in turn one to
reshuffle the field.
Dan Bowes took
charge once again on
the restart,
schooling
second-place
finisher Matt
Swanson with the win
and passing over
third-place finisher
Ben Seitz to take
the 2023 NESS
championship.
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NESS SUPERMODIFIEDS -
WORLD SERIES
OFFICIAL RACE
RESULTS - 10-8-23 |
1)
25 - Dan
Bowes 2)
97 - Matt
Swanson
3) 11 - Ben
Seitz 4)
52 - Vern
Romanowski
5) 41 - Russ
Wood |
6) 5
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Summers
7) 13 -
Bobby
Timmons
8) 51 - Dave
Duggan 9)
45 - Mike
Mayberry
10) 9 - Ryan
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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.
Established in 2001, PASS sanctions and promotes 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
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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. 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 partnership provides PASS Racing and its
members with the convenience and affordability of the more than
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