SAT. & SUN., JUNE 22 &
23
RACING SUNDAY AT 12:30 PM |
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50 Laps for the
Super Late Models
A PASS
North & PASS National Event |
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HOPKINS -
MACDONALD - GRIFFITH
IN
FRONT: DAVE DION & BENTLEY
WARREN |
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PASS
N0RTH/NATL SLMs at NHMS
OFFICIAL RACE
RESULTS - 6-23-19 |
1) 17ma - Eddie
MacDonald - 50 Laps
2) 15
- Mike Hopkins - 50
3)
12g - Derek Griffith - 50
4) 13 - Austin MacDonald -
50
5) 4n - Ben Rowe - 50
6) 72 - Ryan Kuhn - 50
7)
9t - Alan Tardiff - 50
8)
60 - DJ Shaw - 50
9) 59 -
Reid Lanpher - 50
10) 54
- Johnny Clark - 50
11)
24 - Mike Rowe - 50
12)
5m - Dillon Moltz - 50
13) 16 - Brandon Baker - 50
14) 7ct - Casey Casagrande -
50
15) 40vt - Nick Sweet
- 50 |
16) 15m - Mike
Johnson - 50
17) 19 -
Brian Kruczek - 50
18) 5x
- Bobby Therrien - 50
19)
43 - Deven O'Connell - 50
20) 47 - Gabe Brown - 50
21) 7 - Travis Benjamin - 50
22) 1vt - Evan Hallstrom -
50
23) 18 - Michael
Scorzelli - 50
24) 07 -
Bill Penfold - 49
25) 94
- Garrett Hall - 43
26)
93ct - Ray Christian III -
35
27) 18x - John
Lowinski-Loh - 14
28) 39
- Nick Lascoula - 12
29)
35 - Derek Ramstrom - 2 |
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ENTRIES RECEIVED - NHMS - 6-23 |
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Photos
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Photos
by Lindsay Ellison |
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Photos
by Mike Rothwell |
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MacDonald edges
Hopkins in PASS thriller
at New Hampshire Motor
Speedway |
Loudon, NH
- Eddie MacDonald of Rowley,
Massachusetts just barely
held off hard-charging Mike
Hopkins to claim victory in
the 50-lap Pro All Stars
Series Super Late Model main
event, highlighting the
racing card at the third
annual New England Short
Track Showdown at New
Hampshire Motor Speedway in
Loudon on Sunday.
For
MacDonald it was win number
11 at the Magic Mile,
including scores in both
PASS Super Late Model races
ever contested at the
1.058-mile oval. He beat
Hopkins to the line by maybe
a foot, or .026-seconds
according to electronic
scoring, aboard his Hancock
Electric-Grimm Construction
17.
Hermon, Maine
driver Hopkins, a winner at
the 3/4-mile Richmond
Raceway in Virginia to open
up the 2019 Pro All Stars
Series season, solidified
his position atop the Pro
All Stars Series National
Championship standings with
his runner-up finish.
Derek Griffith of
Hudson, New Hampshire, the
defending PASS Super Late
Model National Championship
Series kingpin, swapped
positions in front of the
pack with both MacDonald and
Hopkins before settling for
a third-place finish,
following up his win in the
previous week's race at
Speedway 95 and injecting
the LCM Motorsports
operation right back into
the PASS North SLM title
chase.
Pictou, Nova
Scotia teenager Austin
MacDonald posted an
impressive fourth-place
finish in his New Hampshire
Motor Speedway debut.
Five-time PASS National
Champ Ben Rowe of Turner,
Maine rebounded with a
top-five finish after nearly
slapping the wall during
qualifying. Young Ryan Kuhn
of East Bridgewater,
Massachusetts just missed
out on a top-five finish.
Alan Tardiff, DJ Shaw, Reid
Lanpher and Johnny Clark
rounded out the top ten.
The Pro All Stars Series
Super Late Models next see
action on Sunday, June 30 at
Oxford Plains Speedway for
The Open, a 100-lap race
offering guaranteed starting
positions in the rich Oxford
250 in August. PASS Mods
will also compete, For more
information visit
proallstarsseries.com,
oxfordplains.com or call
(207) 539-8865. Oxford
Plains Speedway is located
at 877 Main Street (State
Route 26) in Oxford, Maine.
Super Late Model (50
laps) 1 17 Eddie
MacDonald, Rowley, MA; 2 15
Mike Hopkins, Hermon, ME; 3
12 Derek Griffith, Hudson,
NH; 4 13 Austin MacDonald,
Pictou, NS, Canada; 5 4 Ben
Rowe, Turner, ME; 6 72 Ryan
Kuhn, East Bridgewater, MA;
7 9 Alan Tardiff, Lyman, ME;
8 60 DJ Shaw, Center Conway,
NH; 9 59 Reid Lanpher,
Manchester, ME; 10 54 Johnny
Clark, Farmingdale, ME; 11
24 Mike Rowe, Turner, Me; 12
5 Dillon Moltz, Waterford,
CT; 13 16 Brandon Barker,
Windham, ME; 14 7 Cory
Casagrande, Stafford
Springs, CT; 15 40 Nick
Sweet, Barre, VT; 16 15 Jake
Johnson, Rehoboth, MA; 17 19
Bryan Kruczek, Newmarket,
NH; 18 5 Bobby Therrien,
Hinesburg, VT; 19 43 Devin
O'Connell, Madison, CT; 20
47 Gabe Brown, Center
Conway, NH; 21 7 Travis
Benjamin, Belfast, ME; 22 1
Evan Hallstrom, Northfield,
VT; 23 18 Mike Scorzelli,
Fuera Bush, NY; 24 07 Bill
Penfold, Oxford, ME; 25 94
Garrett Hall, Scarborough,
ME; 26 93 Ray Christian III,
Uncasville, CT; 27 18 Jon
Lowinski-Loh, Thompson, CT;
28 39 Nick Lascoula,
Abington, MA; 29 35 Derek
Ramstrom, Worcester, MA. |
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Diverse Group Set To Tackle
Magic Mile
In PASS Return To New
Hampshire |
NAPLES, ME (June
21) - As the Pro All
Stars Series (PASS) Super
Late Models prepare to
return toLoudon's New
Hampshire Motor Speedwayfor
the first time since 2015, a
diverse group of drivers
will be front and center in
Sunday afternoon's 3rd
Annual New England Short
Track Showdown. This
weekend's event will also
serve as race #4 of the 2019
PASS National Championship
Series.
With speeds
equaling the Tour-Type
Modifieds and faster than
the Cup cars at Loudon,
experience could be key in
getting to victory lane on
Sunday. No one in Sunday's
field will have more
experience than Rowley, MA
driver Eddie MacDonald.
MacDonald has raced
everything at New Hampshire
Motor Speedway from ACT Late
Models to Cup cars and has
been a multiple-time winner
in the K&N Pro Series East.
As a matter of fact,
MacDonald was the winner
when PASS made their first
visit to New Hampshire in
2015.
But, for home
state favorite, Derek
Griffith, Sunday's 50-lap
dash has even more meaning.
With his recent win at
Speedway 95, Griffith has
moved into the PASS North
title fight, sitting just 50
markers behind points
leader, Garrett Hall. And,
after a 29th place finish at
Hickory Motor Speedway in
the Easter Bunny 150,
Griffith knows a good run at
New Hampshire could prove
pivotal in him contending
for a second straight PASS
National Championship.
"With the new Fury car
and the momentum we have
rolling, we are pretty
excited to get out there,"
says Griffith, driver of the
LCM Motorsports Chevrolet
#12. "New Hampshire is a
track that makes us all
excited. I have been there
as a spectator to watch the
big guys and it is just such
an event to be a part of. We
are going to try and focus
on each race, one by one,
instead of the points. You
can hurt yourself worrying
about them."
A
fullfield of PASS NorthSuper
Late Modelsis expected this
weekend at New Hampshire
Motor Speedway for the 3rd
Annual New England Short
Track Showdown. Joining
Griffith will be PASS
National Championship
contenders Jake Johnson and
Ray Christian, III.
Defending PASS
Northchampion,DJ Shaw,will
be joined by Mike and Ben
Rowe,Eddie MacDonaldand
Derek Ramstrom, all of whom
have raced at Loudon in the
pastwith PASS and in other
divisions. Former PASS
NorthSuper Late Model
champion Johnny Clark will
lead the Maine contingent
along with North points
leader, Garrett Hall andReid
Lanpher. New Hampshire
natives Gabe Brown and Bryan
Kruczekwill attempt to make
Sunday's racealong with
Connecticut's Cory
Casagrande, John Lowinski,
and Dillon Moltz.
Massachusetts will be
represented by Ryan Kuhn and
Nick Lascoula, while Bobby
Therrien will be coming from
Vermont and Michael
Scorzelli will be towing in
from New York.
Action begins on Saturday at
New Hampshire Motor Speedway
with rotating practice
starting at 9 AM, heats for
the Super Streets and Weekly
Mods will begin around 3:30
PM, followed by their
features. On Sunday,
practice starts at 9 AM,
followed by heat races at
12:30 PM and main events
will follow featuring North
East Mini Stock Tour, PASS
Super Late Models, Street
Stock Showdown, and Valenti
Modified Racing Series.
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, the
Easter Bunny 150 at the
historic Hickory Motor
Speedway, and the PASS
Commonwealth Classic at
Richmond Raceway.
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 @PASSSLM14 to
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