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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 SERIES
SCHEDULE SUBJECT TO CHANGE
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SUN, 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 - 23
 
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MARCH 15-16 - 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
SCHEDULE SUBJECT TO CHANGE
APRIL 28 - SUN - OPS 

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 - CLASSIC

OCT. 5 - SAT - THUNDER ROAD

OCT. 19 - SAT - OPS - PASS 400 WEEKEND
SCHEDULE SUBJECT TO CHANGE
     
 
2024 PASS SLM RULES PDF
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PASS Releases 2024 Schedules
For All Three Touring Series

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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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 - SLM/
MODS 

SCHEDULE SUBJECT TO CHANGE
         
 

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 11th, 2023
Hilton Garden Inn Riverwatch in Auburn
Photos by Sharon Perry
2023 PASS SLM Champion - Max Cookson #39
2023 PASS MODS Champion - Brandon Varney #1
2023 -NESS Champion - Dan Bowes #25
FULL PHOTO PAGE FOR 2023 PASS BANQUET
         
 

RULES CLARIFICATION FOR NESS 2024

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.

NESS 2023 Results/Photo Page
         
 
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
 
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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SUNDAY, OCT. 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. Tickets are on sale now.

PASS SLM - TRIPLE 100s
Photos by
Norm Marx
SEGMENT 1
SEGMENT 2
SEGMENT 3
< 2619 to 2634
by Sharon Perry
PASS-400-SLM-SEGMENTS-FINISHES.pdf
SLM ENTRIES - OPS - 10/15
SLM PURSES & PROCEDURES - 10/15
MAX COOKSON
2023 PASS NORTH OVERALL SLM CHAMPION
2023 PASS NATIONAL SLM CHAMPION
2023 SLM NORTH OVERALL POINTS - TOP 25
2023 SLM NATIONAL POINTS - TOP 25
FULL SLM POINTS LISTINGS HERE

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BESSEY MOTOR SALES
PASS MODS RACE

PASS MODS - TRIPLE 30s
ROY - MORSE - DIXON
Photos by
Norm Marx
SEGMENT 1
SEGMENT 2
SEGMENT 3
PASS-400-PASS-MODS-SEGMENTS-FINISHES.pdf
BRANDON VARNEY
2023 PASS MODS CHAMPION
2023 WESTON AUTOMOTIVE CHALLENGE CHAMPION
PASS SLM & MODS DRIVERS
Photos by Sharon Perry
Photos by
Sharon Perry


STREETS - 50 LAPS
$500 to Win
HENNESSEY - CHILD - JOHNSON
PASS-400-STREET-STOCKS-FINISH.pdf

LIMITEDS - 75 LAPPER
ST. PIERRE - SMITH - HARRISON
PASS-400-LIMITEDS-FINISH.pdf
PASS SCHEDULE OPS SUN. OCT. 15th.
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FRIDAY, OCT. 13th, 2023

Gorham, ME - (207) 420-6211 - facebook

$5000 to Win

Joe Pro Diesel has posted an extra $1000 for the
9/10 SLM winner, making this a $5000 to Win race!

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  2) $750  3) $500  4) $400  5) $300
SHAW - TERAS - BROWN
Photos by Norm Marx
PASS SUPER LATE MODELS - OPS
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
SLM ENTRIES - OPS - 10/13
         

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BOWIE - VARNEY - HEWINS
Photos by
Norm Marx
PASS MODS - OPS
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 Stuart - 35
16) 09 - Ryan Ripley - 20
      


MAD BOMBERS - 30 Laps - $500 to Win
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
20) 66 - Gabe Brown - DNS
 
SAT., OCTOBER 8th, 2023
Photos by John DaDalt
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.
Photos by John DaDalt
HEATS >>
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 - Rob Summers
7) 13 - Bobby Timmons
8) 51 - Dave Duggan
9) 45 - Mike Mayberry
10) 9 - Ryan Battle
NESS SUPERMODIFIEDS FINAL 2023 POINTS
      
 
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Choice Hotels International
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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 Hotels Sports Desk at 877.240.AWAY (2929) or via
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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. 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 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,
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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.

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