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.: PULLEN Sportsman Champion - Dan McKeage - #38 - Gorham, ME :.

Top Three PULLEN Sportsman: Mike Landry #40, 2nd;
Winner Dan McKeage #38; & Clyde Hennessey #8x, 3rd.

CHAMPIONSHIP WEEKEND PAGE HERE
 

ALL-STAR Speedway - Saturday, October 6th

L to R: Nate Weston, 2nd; Winner Michael Landry; and Dan McKeage, 3rd.

Sportsman Photos by Chris Roy HERE
Sportsman Feature Finish 1 40 Michael Landry 2 47 Nate Weston 3 38 Dan McKeage 4 48h Jerry Harrison 5 95 Ron Bolduc 6 03 Tony Carroll 7 7 Shane Tatro 8 9 Michael Davis 9 10 Steve Bly 10 66 Ernest Wallace Jr. 11 04 Allan Moeller 12 2 Robert Emery Jr. 13 55x Kurt Hewins 14 18 Justin Karkos 15 135 Pete Fiandaca 16 35 Bobby Nadeau 17 7x Jason Gammon 18 35x Kris Watson 19 28 Steve Heitz 20 61 Jason Maki
PULLEN Sportsman Put On an All Star Show at All-Star   (Naples, ME – October 6, 2007)   The PASS Sportsman cars rolled out for their 75-lap feature with the 35X of Kris Watson and the #40 of Mike Landry on the front row with points leaders Dan McKeage in the #38 and Jerry Harrison in the #48H in the second row.   Things change quickly in PASS Sportsman racing, and before they made it to turn two Watson pushed up taking Landry and Harrison high with him, and McKeage was the leader by the time they hit the backstretch. Several cars, including Landry, had to pit.   McKeage and Harrison were out front with Justin Karkos in the #18 settling in at third. Everything changed again on lap 14 when McKeage had a flat right front in front of the entire field sending everyone scrambling to avoid the slowing #38.  On the restart, it was Karkos and Landry with Harrison and the #03 of local All Star competitor Tony Carroll right behind.   At the 25 lap mark, it was Landry in cruise control, Harrison, the #47 of Nate Weston, the #35 of Bobby Nadeau, the #55X of Kurt Hewins fifth.  At lap 47, the “Traveling Man” Pete Fiandaca in his legendary #135 orange coupe went around in turn three bringing out the yellow.   At the 50 lap mark, it was still Landry out front in the great looking #40, followed by Weston, Harrison, Carroll, the 2007 All Star Speedway Super Street Champion Ron Bolduc in the #95 after battling his way into the top five, and McKeage back up to sixth after visiting the pits.   The first shower of the night hit on lap 60 bringing out a yellow, but the cars kept the track dry and after a 15 minute delay they went back green for the finish. Weston tried Landry on the outside for several laps, but the #40 was too strong and Weston was forced to fall in line ahead of Harrison, McKeage, Bolduc, and Carroll.   McKeage was strong on the outside, and over the last ten laps passed Harrison for third and added two points to his lead going into the season finale on Sunday afternoon October 14th at White Mountain Motorsports Park, N., Woodstock, NH as part of the big two-day PASS Championship Weekend.   Landry took the checkers at lap 75, followed by Weston, McKeage, Harrison, Bolduc, and Carroll.

3rd Annual PASS 400 Weekend - 9/20-23/07

400 Weekend Page HERE
 

Mon. September 3rd - Canaan Fair Speedway

Sun. August 19th - Wiscasset Raceway

PASS PULLEN SPORTSMAN Top Three - l to r: Dan McKeage #38, second;
Winner Adam Chadbourne #1; and Jerry Harrison #48, third.

Sat. June 30th - Riverside Speedway

#47 Nate Weston - #48h Jerry Harrison - #32m Jeff Marshall

Sun. June 17th - Unity Raceway

#55 Kurt Hewins - #38 Dan McKeage - #47 Nat Weston

Chris Roy Unity Sportsman Gallery HERE

Photos by Chris Roy - rpm.pass@gmail.com

(Naples, ME) - The Pro All Stars Series is proud to announce Pullen Heavy Industries of Saco, Maine as the title sponsor for our new Sportsman Series for the 2007 season. PASS is excited to have Pullen Heavy Industries on board for all the activities they have planned for 2007 and is looking forward to continuing the relationship with the entire Pullen team.

Pullen Heavy Industries specializes in any needs you may have for aggregate materials, bank sand, crushed stone/gravel, screened loam and ¾” reclaim asphalt is also available. They serve both commercial and residential customers. Delivery is also available. Pullen Heavy Industries is located at 54 New County Road, Saco, Maine 04072; call 207-283-4311 for information or to place an order.

“Having started my racing career in this type of racecar, it made me want to do something to show my support towards this division,” said Scott Pullen, owner of Pullen Heavy Industries. To show his support he has, not only come on board as the Title Sponsor for the Sportsman Series, he has also offered contingency awards at each of the seven (7) races this year. He is sponsoring a weekly Hardcharger Award for the amount of $100.00. The Hardcharger award will be awarded to the driver that improves the most positions from his original starting spot by the end of the race. He is also sponsoring a weekly award for the driver that leads the most laps in a feature event in the amount of $100.00.

“This is where a lot of today’s Super Late Model drivers began their careers, so hopefully some of the next batch of the SLM drivers will come from this division,” said Scott. Most of the drivers from this division have in fact, come from racing their local track week in and week out. The PASS 400 weekend at Beech Ridge Motor Speedway (Scarborough, Maine) September 22nd and 23rd has become a staple among the Pro All Stars Series Schedule, offering great racing over the course of the weekend in all the different divisions. This is one reason Pullen Heavy Industries is looking forward to being the title sponsor for the Sportsman race on the great weekend.

The way the schedule was designed for 2007 it will allow for most drivers to race both the Sportsman Series and run for the Championship at their local track. With that possibility, Pullen Heavy Industries has also put out an award, totaling $500.00, for the driver who can win two championships in 2007. One requirement is that the driver must win the PASS Sportsman Series championship and win a championship in any other division at their local track. For instance if the champion in the PASS Sportsman Series is also the champion at his local track in any division, he would earn this special bonus. This is a big deal for many drivers and also for Pullen Heavy Industries. They have stepped up in a big way for 2007 and PASS is thrilled to have them on board.

The Pullen Heavy Industries Sportsman Series kicks off its 2007 season on May 27th at Speedway 95 located in Hermon, Maine. Remember, the Pro All Stars Series opens the 2007 season at Beech Ridge Motor Speedway on April 21.