2010 PASS

TYLER CHURCH - ROBER LEE NEWTON - TREVOR NOLES




**Photos by Laura - LWpictures.com**

SUPER LATE MODELS at ORANGE COUNTY SPEEDWAY
UNOFFICIAL RACE RESULTS - 4-5-14

1. #33 Roger Lee Newton - 150 Laps
2. #7 Tyler Church - 150 Laps
3. #2 Trevor Noles - 150 Laps
4. #1 Tyler Dippel - 150 Laps
5. #57 Cole Timm - 150 Laps
6. #12 Harrison Burton - 150 Laps
7. #6 Brandon Setzer - 150 Laps
8. #4h Steve Halpin - 150 Laps
9. #8F Tate Fogleman - 150 Laps
10. #15 Tanner Rumburg - 148 Laps
11. #83 Joey Padgett - 136 Laps
12. #62 Brandon Ward - 126 Laps
13. #98 Jody Measamer - 123 Laps
14. #35 Derek Ramstrom - 119 Laps

15. #15h Joe Heigl - 118 Laps
16. #33x Brendon Bock - 103 Laps
17. #26 Preston Peltier - 96 Laps
18. #43 Van Knill - 91 Laps
19. #18x Chad Kendrick - 90 Laps
20. #12x Trey Jarrell - 88 Laps
21. #22 Tyler Audie - 84 Laps
22. #9 Matt Daley - 61 Laps
23. #28 Jared Irvan - 44 Laps
24. #104 Kevin Powell - 31 Laps
25. #09 Randy Gentry - 31 Laps
26. #18 Bill Catania - 30 Laps
27. #71 Jimmy Doyle - 6 Laps
28. #7k Jay Fogleman - 0 Laps

| SLM Entries Received - OC - 4-5 |
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GREG BOHANON JR. - LUCAS JONES - JACOB SCHNEIDER

PRO LATE MODELS at ORANGE COUNTY SPEEDWAY
UNOFFICIAL RACE RESULTS - 4-5-14

1.1. #16 Lucas Jones
2. #17 Greg Bohanon, Jr.
3. #81 Jacob Schneider
4. #7 Matt Murphy

5. #23 Zachary Dabbs
6. #45 Kodie Conner
7. #02 Walker Yates

Newton Takes PASS South Thriller
at Orange County Speedway

aROUGEMONT, NC (April 5) – Roger Lee Newton held off a furious last lap charge by Trevor Noles that saw Noles spin across the finish line to win the 9th Annual Orange Blossom Special Saturday night for the Pro All Stars Series (PASS) South Super Late Models at Orange County Speedway. Newton’s second Orange Blossom Special victory puts him in elite company joining Preston Peltier as the only drivers to ever win the event more than once.

“I don’t know what it is about this place, but I love it,” said Newton after ending a winless streak dating back to 2011. “He (Noles) hit me, but that’s racing. It’s the last lap and you do anything to win. When he hit me, I just nailed the gas and it stuck. I don’t know what to say, I just can’t believe it.”

In qualifying, PASS South Super Late Model points leader Tyler Church edged out his car owner Peltier for the quick time with a lap of 97.826 miles per hour. Following the top ten qualifiers redraw, Church settled back into the seventh starting position while Newton and Brandon Ward moved to the front row.

At the drop of the green flag, Newton jumped out into the lead, but his time up front was short lived as Trevor Noles sped by to take the top spot on lap four. A race long battle would ensue throughout the event between Noles and Newton for the lead.
The driver on the move early on was Harrison Burton, making his first PASS South start at a track his father, Jeff, competed on many times early on in his racing career. After starting 11th, Burton had made his way around Derek Ramstrom for fourth just 14 laps into the race.

Following a spin by Tanner Rumburg in turn one on lap 30, the first major accident of the night occurred on the ensuing restart when Randy Gentry spun in turn three and collected Bill Catania and Kevin Powell. All three drivers would be through for the night.

On each restart of the night, Newton was able to get the best of Noles and lead for a couple of laps before Noles would overtake him on the longer runs of the race.

Just past halfway, veterans Brandon Ward and Preston Peltier saw their potentially strong runs come to an end. With 59 laps to go, Ward and Peltier made contact entering turn three while battling for third and their machines became momentarily stuck together. As their cars slowed, several cars crashed while trying to avoid them including Joe Heigl, rookie Trey Jarrell and local favorite Chad Kendrick. Both Ward and Peltier continued until Peltier broke a part entering turn 1 on lap 97 and backed his car into the wall. Ward eventually fell out due to steering problems.

Derek Ramstrom and Jody Measamer also had problems late in the race that ended their nights early. Ramstrom struggled with ignition problems before backing into the turn three wall on lap 121. Just three laps later, Measamer pounded the turn one wall after it appeared that his throttle stuck.

On the final restart of the race with 26 laps to go, Newton again got the advantage over Noles. With Newton content to run the high line around the 3/8 mile, high-banked speedway, Noles would draw alongside in the low groove lap after lap. As Newton and Noles raced for the lead, Church methodically made his way to third and was gaining on the leaders.

As the three leaders took the white flag, Newton and Noles raced side-by-side for the win with Church close behind. Entering turn three, Noles drove down deep into the corner pushing up into Newton as they exited turn four. Newton held on to take the victory as Noles spun across the finish line falling to third in the finishing order behind Church. Tyler Dippel finished fourth for his best career PASS South Super Late Model finish in front of Cole Timm who finished fifth. Rounding out the top ten were Burton, Brandon Setzer, Steve Halpin, Tate Fogleman, and Tanner Rumburg.

Lucas Jones took the lead from Greg Bohannon, Jr. with two laps to go and went on to win his first career PASS Pro Late Model race. Early race leaders Kodie Conner and Walker Yates were eliminated on lap 16 in a grinding crash in turn four. Following Jones and Bohannon at the checkered flag were Jacob Schneider, Matt Murphy, and Zachary Dabbs.

Alex Pacheco led every lap en route to the win in the Legends division over Dillon Spain, Grayson Massey, Jake Spillers, and Brandon McKenzie.

The PASS South Super Late Models and PASS Pro Late Models will be in action along with the Super Cup Stock Car Series and Legends cars on Saturday night April 19 at Hickory Motor Speedway for the 9th Annual Easter Bunny 150.

SUPER LATE MODELS at ORANGE COUNTY SPEEDWAY
TIME TRIALS RESULTS - 4-5-14

1. #7 Tyler Church 13.800
2. #26 Preston Peltier 13.812
3. #2 Trevor Noles 13.838
4. #35 Derek Ramstrom 13.892
5. #33 Roger Lee Newton 13.909
6. #1 Tyler Dippel 13.913
7. #09 Randy Gentry 13.966
8. #57 Cole Timm 13.977
9. #62 Brandon Ward 13.996
10. #28 Jared Irvan 13.999
11. #12 Harrison Burton 14.006
12. #4h Steve Halprin 14.025
13. #6 Brandon Setzer 14.051
14. #8F Tate Fogleman 14.071

15. #18 Bill Catania 14.083
16. #43 Van Knill 14.091
17. #98 Jody Measamer 14.119
18. #7k Ted Mickelson 14.142
19. #12x Trey Jarrell 14.154
20. #104 Kevin Powell 14.157
21. #15h Joe Heigl 14.181
22. #22 Tyler Audie 14.200
23. #18x Chad Kendrick 14.211
24. #33x Brendon Bock 14.212
25. #83 Joey Padgett 14.243
26. #15 Tanner Rumburg 14.266
27. #71 Jimmy Doyle 14.429
28. #9 Matt Daley 14.526

PRO LATE MODELS at ORANGE COUNTY SPEEDWAY
TIME TRIALS RESULTS - 4-5-14

1. #45 Kodie Conner 14.441
2. #02 Walker Yates 14.445
3. #16 Lucas Jones 14.581
4. #17 Greg Bohanon, Jr. 14.826

5. #7 Matt Murphy 14.829
6. #81 Jacob Schneider 14.882
7. #23 Zachary Dabbs 15.399

Burton & Peltier Join Impressive List of
PASS South Entrants for Orange County

CHARLOTTE, NC (April 3) – A second generation racer and the series all-time wins leader have been added to an already impressive list of pre-entries for this weekend’s 9th Annual Orange Blossom Special at Orange County Speedway for the Pro All Stars Series (PASS) South Super Late Models. Harrison Burton, who has also filed an entry for the upcoming Easter Bunny 150 at Hickory, and Preston Peltier join a strong group of contenders looking to take the checkered flag in Saturday night’s third race of the 2014 season for North America’s most diverse Super Late Model series.

Burton will be making his PASS South Super Late Model debut this season in the Dex Imaging/Cessna/Morton Building’s #12 following a successful 2013 which saw him score a pair of PASS Pro Late Model victories at South Carolina’s Dillon Motor Speedway. But, this will not be his first foray into PASS South racing, having qualified for two of the biggest events on last year’s calendar, the Easter Bunny 150 at Hickory Motor Speedway and the Mason Dixon Meltdown at Southern National Motorsports Park.

Harrison’s father, Jeff, a 21-time Cup Series winner and former regular at Orange County Speedway in the Late Model Stock division, is excited for the opportunity to see his son race at one of the places he cut his racing teeth on. Orange County also happens to be near where he grew up at in nearby South Boston, VA.

“Harrison is excited to be running at Orange County this weekend for sure,” said Jeff Burton. “It’s a track that I raced on a lot during my time in Late Model Stocks. It will be fun for me to go back there to watch my son race on that track for the first time.”

Joining Burton as a recent entrant to the Orange Blossom Special will be a driver who is no stranger to victory lane in PASS South. Preston Peltier has a total of 10 career PASS South Super Late Model wins, more than any other driver in series history. And, Orange County Speedway definitely has to rank up there as one of Peltier’s favorite tracks since his first series win came there back in 2009.

“Chances are always good for a victory at Orange County,” said Peltier, who also plans to compete in the Easter Bunny 150 at Hickory in a couple of weeks. “I love the next two tracks. There’s always good racing at Orange County and Hickory.”

Peltier’s influence in PASS South is at an all-time high with two of his proteges, Tyler Church and Cole Timm, currently leading the PASS South standings and contending for wins at nearly every stop on the schedule.

“It’s good that those guys are running well,” said Peltier, who will pilot the Sig’s Tire Centers #26 at Orange County Saturday night. “Right now, all of our cars are set up the same. Those two are just outdriving me right now. I plan to get my focus back though at the Orange Blossom Special.”

PASS South points leaders Church, Timm, and Jared Irvan are among the contenders for victory at Orange County. Local favorite Tate Fogleman carries the banner for Bull City Race Cars following his dad, Jay’s, exciting PASS South win there last October. Defending PASS Pro Late Model champion Trevor Noles will be back as he looks to get his season on track, along with fellow Pro Late Model graduate Tyler Audie, who will be making his first start of the season. Veteran Randy Gentry returns after his third-place finish to start the season at Greenville along with fellow South Carolina driver Ted Mickelson. Fellow veterans Brandon Ward, Jody Measamer, John Batten, Joe Heigl and Jimmy Doyle have also filed entries as they look to build on strong runs in the past at Orange County this weekend. PASS North veteran Derek Ramstrom will make the tow down from Massachusetts, while Canadian Steve Halpin joins Kevin Powell behind the wheel of the Woodman Racing entries. Newcomers Trey Jarrell, Joey Padgett, Kiel Spaulding, and Brendon Bock will all be making their PASS South Super Late Model debuts at this weekend’s Orange Blossom Special. Rookies Brandon Setzer, Tyler Dippel, Matt Daley, and Tanner Rumburg fill out the slate of early entrants seeking a win at Orange County Speedway.

Action gets under way on Friday, April 4th at Orange County Speedway with rotating practice from 3 – 6:40 PM for the PASS South Super Late Models, PASS Pro Late Models, and Legends. On Saturday, April 5th, pit gates will open at 11 AM for the 9th Annual Orange Blossom Special, with rotating practice for all divisions from 1 – 3:10 PM. Qualifying will begin at 4 PM and racing will start at 6 PM, featuring 150 laps for the PASS South Super Late Models, 50 laps for the PASS Pro Late Models, and 25 laps for the Legends cars.

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 PASS South’s Easter Bunny 150 at the historic Hickory Motor Speedway, the Autobus La Quebecoise Triple Crown at Autodrome Chaudière, and the legendary Oxford 250 at Oxford Plains 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.

Don’t forget to “Like” the Pro All Stars Series on Facebook or follow us on Twitter to keep up with breaking news as it happens.

It’s All About The Fans As PASS South Returns To Orange County This Weekend

CHARLOTTE, NC (April 1) – In less than a week, the Pro All Stars Series (PASS) South Super Late Models and Pro Late Models return to action at Orange County Speedway as part of the 9th Annual Orange Blossom Special. Orange County has provided some of the most memorable races in PASS South history and is a favorite stop for fans and racers alike. This year’s race will once again be a PASS Fan Appreciation event with special admission pricing featuring $25 per vehicle load up to 6 people or $10 general admission.

“The fans are what it’s all about,” said PASS President Tom Mayberry. “We wouldn’t be able to have all the great short track racing we have in PASS without the fans. Orange County has some of the best fans in all of racing and we thought that PASS Fan Appreciation at the Orange Blossom Special was a way we could give back to those who support us.”

With the semi-retirement of Jay Fogleman, the defending winner of the Orange Blossom Special, the focus has turned to a new breed of drivers competing for the PASS South title in 2014. Newcomers Tyler Church, Cole Timm, and Jared Irvan currently sit atop the championship standings and are only separated by 20 points. Church came on strong late last year, winning at Hickory Motor Speedway in September and in the Mason Dixon Meltdown at Southern National Motorsports Park in November. Timm is one of the hottest young prospects in Super Late Model racing, coming within two laps of victory in the most recent PASS South event at Dillon Motor Speedway. Third-generation racer Irvan is in his first full season competing with PASS after a third place finish at Caraway last May and a runner-up finish to Ross Kenseth at South Boston Speedway in October. Fellow newcomers Tyler Dippel, Tanner Rumburg Trevor Noles, Brandon Setzer, and Matt Daley are all poised for good runs in the Orange Blossom Special after getting off to a slow start to begin the season.

While all of those drivers are relatively new to PASS South Super Late Model racing, an impressive list of even fresher faces will be making their first series’ starts ever this weekend at Orange County Speedway. Virginia’s Trey Jarrell will be piloting the Mark Reedy owned #12 in the Orange Blossom after an impressive debut in Super Late Models this winter in Florida. Jarrell’s resume include Legends championships and the 2013 Late Model Stock Rookie-Of-The Year title at Motor Mile Speedway. Like Jarrell, Florida’s Joey Padgett is also a graduate of Legends car racing and plans to debut at Orange County. Padgett made a handful of starts last year in the PASS Pro Late Model division.

Canadian Steve Alpin will make his PASS debut at Orange County as a teammate in the Woodman Racing entry to veteran Kevin Powell. Alpin will be driving the car Jay Fogleman drove to victory lane in last year’s Orange Blossom Special. Brendon Bock will also be making the long tow down from Franklin Square, NY for his first PASS South start. Bock comes to PASS as a Quarter Midget and Legends champion in New York and made his Super Late Model debut earlier this year in Florida. Although not a complete rookie to PASS racing, Orlando, FL’s Tyler Audie returns to PASS competition following his first career Pro Late Model win two weeks ago in his native Sunshine State.

The entry list continues to grow daily for the South’s biggest Super Late Model race of the weekend. Local favorite Tate Fogleman carries the banner for Bull City Race Cars, while Raleigh veteran Joe Heigl takes the short trip to Orange County looking to build on his top five points standing. Veteran Randy Gentry returns after his third-place finish to start the season at Greenville along with fellow Upstate South Carolina driver Ted Mickelson. Fellow veterans Brandon Ward, Jody Measamer, John Batten, and Jimmy Doyle have also filed entries as they look to build on strong runs in the past at Orange County this weekend.

Entry forms and the weekend schedule for the Orange Blossom Special at Orange County Speedway can be found at ProAllStarsSeries.com. Entry forms are also posted for the PASS North season opener at Oxford Plains Speedway and the 9th Annual Easter Bunny 150 at Hickory Motor Speedway.

Action gets under way on Friday, April 4th at Orange County Speedway with rotating practice from 3 – 6:40 PM for the PASS South Super Late Models, PASS Pro Late Models, and Legends. On Saturday, April 5th, pit gates will open at 11 AM for the 9th Annual Orange Blossom Special, with rotating practice for all divisions from 1 – 3:10 PM. Qualifying will begin at 4 PM and racing will start at 6 PM, featuring 150 laps for the PASS South Super Late Models, 50 laps for the PASS Pro Late Models, and 25 laps for the Legends cars.

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 PASS South’s Easter Bunny 150 at the historic Hickory Motor Speedway, the Autobus La Quebecoise Triple Crown at Autodrome Chaudière, and the legendary Oxford 250 at Oxford Plains 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.

Don’t forget to “Like” the Pro All Stars Series on Facebook or follow us on Twitter to keep up with breaking news as it happens.

Brandon Ward Seeks Redemption at
PASS South’s Orange Blossom Special

CHARLOTTE, NC (March 26) – As the 9th Annual Orange Blossom Special pproaches at Orange County Speedway on April 5, fans and racers alike are eagerly awaiting a trip to one of the favorite stops on the Pro All Stars Series (PASS) South Super Late Model schedule. Several teams have already tested at the high-banked, 3/8 mile speedway near Durham, NC. While fans are equally excited thanks to PASS Fan Appreciation at Orange County Speedway with special admission pricing featuring $25 per vehicle for up to 6 people or $10 admission per person. But, one long time PASS South team might be even more anxious to get to Orange County than all the rest.

New Day Motorsports and driver Brandon Ward had high expectations entering the 2013 PASS South campaign. After all, the veteran team was coming off their best season ever following wins at Wake County Speedway and Anderson Motor Speedway and finishing fourth in final points. But what looked to be such a promising season quickly proved to be a nightmare. Ward struggled to get the handle on the familiar #62, destroying the team’s primary car at South Boston Speedway in May after his brakes failed entering turn one.

But that was just the beginning. In August, veteran crew member Mike “The Judge” Sabiston lost his life in a freak accident at Southern National Motorsports Park. Then, just two months later, the team’s second car was destroyed at Orange County after a hard crash involving Randy Gentry.

Now, having survived virtually everything the “racing god’s” could throw at them, Ward and the New Day Motorsports team come to this year’s Orange Blossom Special closer and stronger than ever before. Having to prepare a whole new fleet of cars did set the team back causing them to miss the first two races of the season at Greenville-Pickens Speedway and Dillon Motor Speedway. But, Ward believes the Winston-Salem, NC team is more than ready and at 100 percent heading to Orange County.

“We had a lot to do and some regrouping to do over the winter, but all the guys have worked really hard and they’ve got a really good car put back together,” said Ward. “We wanted to run the first couple of races, but just weren’t quite ready. We’ve tested at Orange County and we’re going to be ready to go on April 5.”

It may seem ironic that Ward returns with the kpmoto.com/Foothill Ford #62 at Orange County since it was there last October where the 2013 season came to such an abrupt end. But, following a successful test at the track last Saturday which saw the new car hit the track for the first time, Ward believes Orange County could be the place to get New Day Motorsports back on track, so to speak.

“It’s close to home for us and we’ll have a lot of friends and family there looking to have a good time and put last year behind us,” says Ward. “It’s a fast race track and with the banking there you can move around a lot. You can pass because you’ll see cars run the top and bottom. You’ll see crate cars be fast there, but the built motor cars are too. It’s just a good race track that seems to suit these PASS cars and always put on a great race for the fans.”

It is shaping up to be another great event for North America’s most diverse short track series as teams continue to enter daily for the Orange Blossom Special. PASS South points leaders Tyler Church, Cole Timm, and Jared Irvan are among the early entries. Local favorite Tate Fogleman carries the banner for Bull City Race Cars following his dad, Jay’s, exciting PASS South win there last October. Defending PASS Pro Late Model champion Trevor Noles will be back as he looks to get his season on track, along with fellow Pro Late Model graduate Tyler Audie, who will be making his first start of the season. Veteran Randy Gentry returns after his third-place finish to start the season at Greenville along with fellow South Carolina driver Ted Mickelson. PASS North veteran Derek Ramstrom will make the tow down from Massachusetts, while Canadian Steve Halpin joins Kevin Powell behind the wheel of the Woodman Racing entries. Rookies Brandon Setzer, Tyler Dippel, Matt Daley, and Tanner Rumburg fill out the slate of early entrants seeking a win at Orange County Speedway.

Action gets under way on Friday, April 4th at Orange County Speedway with rotating practice from 3 – 6:40 PM for the PASS South Super Late Models, PASS Pro Late Models, and Legends. On Saturday, April 5th, pit gates will open at 11 AM for the 9th Annual Orange Blossom Special, with rotating practice for all divisions from 1 – 3:10 PM. Qualifying will begin at 4 PM and racing will start at 6 PM, featuring 150 laps for the PASS South Super Late Models, 50 laps for the PASS Pro Late Models, and 25 laps for the Legends cars.

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 PASS South’s Easter Bunny 150 at the historic Hickory Motor Speedway, the Autobus La Quebecoise Triple Crown at Autodrome Chaudière, and the legendary Oxford 250 at Oxford Plains 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.

Don’t forget to “Like” the Pro All Stars Series on Facebook or follow us on Twitter to keep up with breaking news as it happens.

Tate Fogleman Hopes To Continue Family Tradition With PASS At Orange County

CHARLOTTE, NC (March 18) – When the Pro All Stars Series (PASS) South Super Late Models and PASS Pro Late Models come to Orange County Speedway in Rougemont, NC, there is always excitement. The high-banked, 3/8 mile speedway has hosted some of the series’ most competitive races ever since 2006. It is a favorite stop on the schedule for both fans and drivers alike. But for 13-year-old PASS South Super Late Model driver Tate Fogleman, there might just be a little extra incentive to perform well as PASS prepares to return to Orange County for the 9th Annual Orange Blossom Special on April 5.

Being from nearby Durham, NC, Fogleman grew up in the shadows of Orange County Speedway. Both his grandfather, Kent, and father, two-time PASS National Champion Jay Fogleman, have raced and won at Orange County. So naturally, anytime the Foglemans race there it attracts a lot of family and friends.

“It’s a really special place to us,” said Tate Fogleman, driver of the Speedco Truck Lube and Tire Ford. “My dad’s raced there for so long and I won my first PASS Pro Late Model race there. Orange County’s close to home for us so we’re hoping to get some practice in so we can get a good finish there in April, if not the win.”

Last year, Jay Fogleman claimed two victories on the way to his second straight PASS National Championship and his first PASS South Super Late Model title. Ironically, his final win as a full-time PASS South driver came at Orange County last October. As a rookie in the series, Tate finished fifth in points with two top 10s to his credit.

But, the 2014 season has seen a shift for the Jfco Motorsports team as more focus will be given to Tate’s budding career, while Jay steps back and plans to only compete in the PASS National Series events. The recent South Carolina Clash at Dillon Motor Speedway was a different experience for both father and son as Jay coached Tate throughout the weekend of racing. And, with nearly 30 years of racing at Orange County Speedway, that’s a combination that could prove fruitful in this year’s Orange Blossom Special.

“My dad gives me all of this advice, but these tracks seem to change every time we go to them,” said Fogleman. “I guess the easiest thing to do is just go as fast as we can every lap we’re out there and make him as proud as I can.”
The 9th Annual Orange Blossom Special will once again be a PASS fan appreciation event with special admission pricing featuring $25 per vehicle for up to 6 people or $10 admission per person.

Entry forms for both the Orange Blossom Special at Orange County Speedway and the Easter Bunny 150 at Hickory Motor Speedway can be found HERE

Action gets under way on Friday, April 4th at Orange County Speedway with rotating practice in the afternoon for the PASS South Super Late Models, PASS Pro Late Models, and Legends. On Saturday, April 5th, pit gates will open at 11 AM for the 9th Annual Orange Blossom Special, with rotating practice for all divisions in the afternoon. Qualifying will begin at 4 PM and racing will start at 6 PM, featuring 150 laps for the PASS Super Late Models, 50 laps for the PASS Pro Late Models, plus action for the Legends cars.

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 PASS South’s Easter Bunny 150 at the historic Hickory Motor Speedway, the Autobus La Quebecoise Triple Crown at Autodrome Chaudière, and the legendary Oxford 250 at Oxford Plains 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.

And, don’t forget to “Like” the Pro All Stars Series on Facebook or follow us on Twitter to keep up with breaking news as it happens.