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SATURDAY,
JANUARY 9, 2016
AUGUSTA CIVIC CENTER
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PASS
NORTH SLM 2015 CHAMPION &
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NORTHEAST CHALLENGE 2015
CHAMPION:
MIKE
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PASS MODS
2015 CHAMPION - ANDY SHAW |
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NATIONAL SLM 2015 CHAMPION:
JOEY DOIRON |
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PASS
SPECIAL AWARDS |
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PASS
NORTH MODS |
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PASS
NATIONAL SLM |
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PASS
NORTHEAST CHALLENGE
SLM |
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PASS
NORTH SLM |
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MIKE ROWE & PETIT
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ANDY SHAW & SUMNER
SESSIONS |
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PASS
HONORS 2015
NORTH CHAMPIONS
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Naples, ME -
The Pro All Stars
Series celebrated
the end of the 2015
season at their
Banquet of Champions
on Saturday night,
January 9th at the
Augusta Civic
Center. PASS
President Tom
Mayberry opened the
awards ceremony by
thanking everybody
for coming and
showing their
continued support
for the series.
Mayberry
congratulated each
of the 2015 PASS
North champions,
Andy Shaw
(Modifieds), Joey
Doiron (National),
Mike Rowe (North and
Northeast). He also
congratulated Glen
Luce on his 2015
Oxofrd 250 win.
Mayberry then
reflected back on
the 2015 season by
talking about the
diversity in the
fields. With 16
races on the
schedule between the
US and Canada for
the super late
models in 2015,
there were 11
different winners
with only four
multiple race
winners. Talk then
turned to the
upcoming 2016 season
with all the buzz
regarding the new
modifieds being
built over the
winter, and the
expectation of the
growth for this
series in 2016.
Mayberry listed the
tracks that the
series would make
appearances at for
2016 and noted that
the 2016 PASS
schedule was
officially finalized
only hours prior to
the banquet. He
thanked all of his
employees from 2015
and presented
certificates to each
person. Special
recognition awards
were given to Bill
Hill and Jack
Gerbrands of
Northern Race Tire
whom Mayberry noted
were invaluable to
the success of each
event. Mayberry then
presented a Lifetime
Achievement Award to
Rick Moody for his
dedication to PASS
and the racing
community.
Rookie of the year
plaques were awarded
to Matt Sanborn for
the Modified
division and to
Jeremy Davis for
both the North and
Northeast Super Late
Model divisions.
The 2015
Champions were then
awarded their
trophies, purse
funds and
championship rings
and belt buckles.
Honored with the
PASS Modified
championship was
Center Conway's Andy
Shaw. This was
Shaw's 5th
championship in the
past six years. Shaw
edged runner-up
Scott Alexander by
only 5 points. Shaw
drove the Sumner
Sessions owned #0
Modified to 2 wins,
10 top 5 and 11 top
10 finishes in 2015.
Receiving top honors
for the PASS
National
Championship was
Berwick, Maine
driver Joey Doiron.
Doiron also finished
as the runner-up in
both the North and
Northeast series in
2015. Doiron raced
all six National
races, winning the
inaugural event for
PASS at Airborne
Speedway and the
season ending event
at
Greenville-Pickens.
Taking home the
National points
runner-up honors was
Turner, Maine driver
Ben Rowe.
Rounding out the
awards ceremony,
receiving a standing
ovation, and taking
home the most
hardware for the
evening, was PASS
North and Northeast
Champion, Mike Rowe.
Rowe completed in
all 16 events on the
schedule for 2015
driving the Peter
Petit owned #7. Rowe
took home 3 wins in
2016, including the
season opener at
Oxford Plains
Speedway in April,
Star Speedway in
May, and Speedway 95
in June. Rowe had 6
top 5 and 10 top 10
finishes in the
Northeast series, as
well as 8 top 5 and
13 top 10 finishes
in the North series.
In an emotion filled
speech, Rowe thanked
his entire crew,
sponsors, and car
owner for making it
all happen, stating
that without them,
the championship
would not have been
possible.
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