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PASS South Awards Dinner
Slated for March 13th

New Engine Combination Eligible
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2008
PASS South
Rewind:

Alex Haase Wins Championship

PASS North SLM Champ Johnny Clark
named Touring Series Driver of the Year

Augusta Civic Center - Augusta, Maine - Friday, January 2 to Sunday, January 4

PASS Kicks Off 2009 Racing Season at Northeast Motorsports Expo

PASS Releases 2009 NORTH
Super Late Model Schedule

2008 PASS South Rewind:

New Places - New Faces

CHARLOTTE, NC (December 24) � There are many things that need to fall into place in order for a series to grow. In addition to garnering fan support, you have to have places to race and drivers that want to race. In each of the first two seasons of the Pro All Stars Series (PASS) South Super Late Model division, the schedule was comprised of eight races each season. Through a process of trial-and-error, some tracks have proved to be better venues than others for the 600 horsepower �monsters� that compete in PASS South. The 2008 season will go down as a time when it was time to grow and expand. The PASS South schedule was expanded to 12 races. Of those 12 races, six were contested at tracks that PASS South had never competed on. Expanding on the theme of growth, numerous drivers came to PASS South either on a part-time or full-time basis that had never raced with the nation�s top short track series.

PASS South�s new and expanded era began, ironically enough, at the venue that has hosted more events than any other, the Hickory Motor Speedway. Drivers like John Fleming and Shaun Turple made the long tow from Canada. Bill Elliott development driver Mitch Cobb made his first start. And, short track legend Butch Miller made his first foray in to PASS South racing. The biggest surprise, though, came from a very unlikely source. John Stancill was a familiar name to fans of Legends car racing in the Carolinas. After a successful stint in Legends, Stancill moved up to the Pro Challenge division where more success followed. Coming into Hickory, the 15-year-old driver had never made a start in any type of full-bodied stock car, let alone a PASS South Super Late Model. Stancill started a very unassuming 26^th after advancing to the Easter Bunny 150 through the consolation race. That�s where Stancill�s anonymity ended. Once the green flag dropped, Stancill made a steady charge to the front racing with the likes of Ben Rowe, Ryan Lawler, and Corey Williams for the lead. Stancill eventually finished third and was now on everybody�s racing radar. At the end of the 2008 season, Stancill managed to score two more top five finishes and just missed out on winning the first ever PASS National Championship to Cassius Clark.

The second race of the season saw PASS making its deepest trek South by racing at the Watermelon Capital Speedway in Cordele, GA. Florida�s Perry Brown began racing with PASS at the end of the 2007 season and had made the decision during the off season to race for the 2008 championship. At Watermelon Capital, Brown dominated to score his first career PASS South win over Georgia veterans Bubba Pollard and Ryan Seig, as well as NASCAR Sprint Cup Series driver David Ragan. Brown continued to be one of the most consistent drivers on the circuit and would finish third in the final point standings.

Race number three was at yet another new venue and would see another first time winner. Motor Mile Speedway is a beautiful facility nestled in the hills of southern Virginia and was primed for some PASS South Super Late Model racing. When the green flag dropped, a great field of drivers looked to bring the Mom 150 trophy back home as a Mother�s Day present. Alex Haase and Trevor Sanborn waged a war early on for the lead, but an incident between the two took them out of contention for the win. Enter Zach Stroupe, who took advantage of their misfortune, to become the youngest winner in PASS racing at 15 years of age.

Along with the Hickory Motor Speedway, Orange County Speedway has been a mainstay on the PASS South schedule. But, it was a new winner that Orange County will be remembered for in 2008. Trevor Sanborn has long been considered a talent on the rise since he first started competing in the PASS North Series. However, with plenty of second and third place finishes to show for himself, the wins seemed to elude Sanborn. In 2008, Sanborn teamed with the Richard Moody Racing team on a part-time basis as a teammate to four-time PASS North champion Ben Rowe. In the Orange Blossom Special at Orange County in June, Sanborn electrified the crowd by holding off Jason Hogan in a back and forth battle to the checkered flag. In July, Sanborn was back at Orange County for the Southern Sizzler, the second of four PASS National races. Sanborn dominated this time to win the 200 lapper and take the $10,000 winner�s share back to Maine.

Next up, was PASS South�s first visit to the Wake County Speedway in Raleigh, NC. This would also mark the first time that many of the PASS South competitors had ever raced a Super Late Model on a quarter-mile speedway. That combination did not worry PASS South points leader Corey Williams who was used to racing this type of track in his native Maine. Somebody forgot to tell Alex Haase, though, that Williams was the favorite. Haase battled from the back of the pack to pass Williams late in the Capital City Clash for his first win of the 2008 season. The win also marked the first for Kyle Busch Motorsports and for Toyota in PASS. Haase came back in the Firecracker 125 at the Greenville-Pickens Speedway to win his second straight race and signal his competitors that he would be a contender for the 2008 championship.

As the months of August and September rolled around, three new venues in three different states were on the slate for PASS South. First up, was the South Carolina Clash at the Dillon Motor Speedway. Justin Wakefield held off all his competitors to take his first PASS South win on a Sunday afternoon that saw temperatures soar to upwards of 100 degrees. Next, it was off the Caraway Speedway in Asheboro, NC, for the Piedmont Pride Classic. Despite the race being dominated by Mark Gibson, Wakefield pounced after Gibson and Haase had problems to take his second straight PASS South win. In September, PASS South headed to the Volunteer State of Tennessee for the first time. The Daniel Boone Classic would be contested on the ultra high banked Newport Speedway. In qualifying, Tennessee native Heath Hindman blistered the track with a lap of just over 12-seconds. Hindman looked to have the car to beat, but was eliminated in a crash with Williams. The race would come down to an unlikely battle between USAR Hooters Pro Cup veteran Jay Fogleman and Bobby East, subbing for PASS South regular Brandon Johnson. Fogleman barely held off East to win in just his second PASS South start in what he called �the most fun racing I�ve done in years.�

The 2008 PASS South championship would be decided at the Mason Dixon Meltdown at South Boston Speedway in Virginia between Haase, Williams, and Brown. While those drivers raced for the championship, 2008 PASS North champion Johnny Clark would go on to dominate for his first PASS South triumph. The win at South Boston capped off a phenomenal season for Clark that saw him win three of Pass�s four �big money� races. Despite a wreck that took him out of contention for the win, Haase held on to win the PASS South Super Late Model title. Haase�s championship wrapped up a season that will be remembered as a season of growth for the PASS South Super Late Models. And that growth will continue in 2009 with new tracks and many new faces expected to try and make their own share of history next year.

Although the 2008 season is over, it won�t be long before the 2009 season begins. The 2009 PASS South season will begin on Saturday, March 14, 2009, with the Fourth Annual South Carolina Clash at the Dillon Motor Speedway in Dillon, SC.

2008 PASS South Rewind:

Hard Luck Drivers

CHARLOTTE, NC (December 9) � Obviously we when look back at the 2008 season for the Pro All Stars Series (PASS) South Super Late Models, we look back at what were the high points: Alex Haase�s three wins and the championship, Justin Wakefield winning two straight, PASS North regular Trevor Sanborn�s sweep at Orange County, and John Stancill challenging for the National championship in his rookie season.  But, this week, we look back at 2008�s �hard luck� drivers.  Drivers that helped make the 2008 PASS South season a success just by being there.  At the same time, challenging for the championship and wins, while not quite being able to get there.

First up is Raleigh, North Carolina�s, Alex Fleming.  Alex came into the 2008 season pumped for his first full year competing in PASS South.  And why not?  Fleming dominated the previous year at the Wake County Speedway, his hometown track, to become the 2007 track champion.  It seemed at each and every race Fleming was among the fastest in practice, but more times than not, fell out early due to engine problems or a crash.  His dedication was never in question, though.  Often times, Alex traveled to each race with only his dad, David, there to help.  In April, Alex competed in a local show at Wake County on Friday night, and then drove all night, deep into Georgia to race with PASS at the Watermelon Capital Speedway.  Alex even managed to lead some laps there before being taken out in an accident when Zach Stroup spun.  It wasn�t until August that Fleming was able to finish a race and when he did, he did it in style, by finishing second in the South Carolina Clash at Dillon.  At season�s end, Fleming and his family owned team learned a lot and were able to finish sixth in PASS South points and lead 57 laps during the season.

Next, we look at Signal Mountain, Tennessee�s Heath Hindman.  Heath broke into PASS South in a big way in 2007 as an unlikely candidate to challenge Ryan Lawler for the championship.  Not because people thought he couldn�t do it, but because a lot of folks didn�t know about him.  It didn�t take long, though, as Hindman was a consistent challenger week in and week out, eventually scoring his first PASS South win in the Over the Mountain 150 at the Hickory Motor Speedway.  Hindman would go on to finish the 2007 season fourth in points after a crash in the season finale at Concord took him out early. 

This year, Hindman was not about to creep up on the competition.  Everyone in PASS South was well aware of the soft spoken mountain man.  Hindman started the season off strong finishing fifth at Hickory and scoring three top five�s in the first five races.  Among those top five�s was a third place finish at Wake County Speedway where Hindman appeared to have the fastest car in the waning laps of the race.  This is where Hindman�s luck began to sour.  At many of the following races, Hindman paced practice only to be stricken by a myriad of problems.  At the Southern Sizzler at Orange County, Hindman fell out early after being taken out in an accident with Preston Peltier and Alex Haase.  At Dillon, Hindman again paced practice and had his car set up for a Saturday night race.  What happened?  The race was rained out and ran on a sweltering hot Sunday afternoon.  Despite struggling with an ill handling car, Hindman managed a sixth place finish.  At Caraway, fastest again in practice, but out early with a mechanical problem.  And, then there�s the Daniel Boone Classic at Newport Speedway in Hindman�s home state of Tennessee.  Arguably, it was the greatest disappointment of the year for Hindman and his team.  Heath blistered the track in qualifying with a sub-13 second lap and the fastest time of the session.  In the race, the only person to pass him was Alex Haase on a restart.  Eventually, Hindman dropped back to fourth after a dust up on another restart and would end the night on a wrecker after a hard crash with Corey Williams.  Hindman closed out the 2008 season finishing fifth in points with three top fives, two pole awards, and having led 72 laps.

Finally, we look at the 2007 PASS South Most Popular Driver, Winston-Salem, North Carolina�s, Mark Gibson.  Mark came to PASS South with a lot to live up to.  His dad, G.W., was a former Daytona winner in the now defunct NASCAR Dash Series.  His owner, Jeff Day, has owned winning Super Late Models for years with drivers such as the late John Paul Linville.  The learning curve for Mark has been steep making the leap from Legends cars to PASS South in 2007.  But, Mark proved he�s got what it takes finishing sixth in PASS South points in his debut season.  The 2008 PASS South campaign started slowly for Gibson and the Yarborough Transfer team as they did not score a top five finish until finishing fourth at Wake County Speedway in June.  In the next three races, Mark finished fourth at Greenville-Pickens, 13^th at Orange County, and seventh at Dillon.  Then came the Piedmont Pride 125 at the Caraway Speedway.  Mark dominated leading 99 of the first 100 laps.  After losing the lead to Alex Haase on a late race restart, Gibson caught Haase and made contact with him sending Haase into a spin.  Despite being penalized by PASS South officials for rough driving, Gibson still managed a fourth place finish.  The rest of the year would be a struggle for Gibson, losing an engine in practice a Newport, struggling to a 15^th place finish at The Howler 150 at Greenville-Pickens, and then falling out early due to an accident at South Boston.  Nonetheless, Gibson had his best career PASS South points finish coming home fourth in the final standings with three top fives.

Hopefully for these drivers it�s like the old saying says, �You have to crawl before you walk.�  If that proves to be he case, these drivers might leave their troubles behind and make a run towards the 2009 PASS South Super Late Model championship.

Although the 2008 season is over, it won�t be long before the 2009 season begins.  The 2009 PASS South schedule was recently released and will begin on Saturday, March 14, 2009, with the Fourth Annual South Carolina Clash at the Dillon Motor Speedway in Dillon, SC.  The 2009 PASS North Super Late Model schedule is nearing completion and will be released in the coming weeks.

PASS North Celebrates at Eighth Annual Banquet of Champions

2009 PASS South
Super Late Model
Schedule Released

Johnny Clark�s Second Half Charge Leads to
Third PASS North Super Late Model title

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Johnny Clark is the 2008 PASS North SLM Champ!

Mark Lucas is the 2008 PASS MODS Champ!

PASS North: Bates Bags the Brawl, Clark Claims Third Championship

Fall Brawl to Determine PASS North SLM & PASS MODS Championships

The Pro All Stars Series (PASS) Super Late Models and Mods wrap up their 2008 campaigns At Wiscasset Raceway on Saturday October 4^th, and the battle for their division championships couldn�t be much tighter.

The PASS North Super Late Models head for the coastal Maine oval for the Fall Brawl Weekend presented by Ray Haskell Ford with a new but familiar name on top of the standings. Johnny Clark takes the overall point lead to the Fall Brawl by five points with 2,666 over Ben Rowe and Travis Benjamin who are deadlocked at 2,661 points each. DJ Shaw is fourth with 2,629 and Adam Bates trails him by one point in fifth at 2,628.

But wait, there�s more � much more, in fact.  PASS adopted a �best twelve� points format for the North and South Super Late Models in 2008, and that formula tightens the standings even further. If you eliminate the top five�s worst two finishes, the title chase looks like this: Eliminate Clark�s two drops (show points from Speedway 95 on 5/3 and an 18^th   from Wiscasset on 6/22) and Rowe�s two (show and heat points from Speedway 95 5/3 and a 22^nd at Beech Ridge on 7/5), and Rowe comes out on top heading to the Fall Brawl � by three points! That�s 2379 for Rowe and 2376 for Clark. Travis Benjamin at, 2,356,  drops his Speedway 95 show and heat points and a twelfth place run at Wiscasset on 8/17 and trails Rowe and Clark by 23 and 20, respectively. Adam Bates is fourth with drops at Speedway 95 and a 23^rd at All-Star. He�s nine back from Benjamin with 2,347.  D.J. Shaw rounds out the top five, with Bangor show points and an 11^th place finish at several events to drop, 23 markers behind Bates at 2324.

To gain Championship points at Wiscasset, these drivers will have to better their �drop race� finish. Rowe has a slight edge in that department with a 22^nd to throw away, versus an 18^th for Clark. That�s a difference of eight points, but odds are good that the pair won�t be racing back in the pack; they�ll be charging for the win and the points will take care of themselves.

The PASS MODS point battle is a little easier to follow, but just as close at the top. Andy Shaw fought his way back to victory lane at Beech Ridge on PASS 400 Weekend, and the win couldn�t have come at a better time. Shaw�s win put him on top of the standings by one point over Mark Lucas, and Tom Oliver is just three back from Shaw. The trio will go for broke in a 40 lap shootout at the Fall Brawl.

350�s, 305�s and Stock Fours will complete Saturday�s card; PASS 400 weekend rules apply for these divisions, contact Scott Reed at 207-625-3230 with tech questions.  The action goes green at 4:00 PM on Saturday October 4^th. The PASS 150 is scheduled to start at approximately 6:15 PM.

SUNDAY - "NATIONALS DAY"
Then on Sunday the Fall Brawl  presented by Ray Haskell Ford continues with �Nationals Day�; the 100 lap , $10,000.00 to win Super Street/Sportsman Nationals, 100 lap $3,000.00 to win Street Stock Nationals, $1,000.00 to win 50 lap �Real Stock� Mini Stock Nationals  and a $500.00 to win, 50 lap Mini Truck Nationals. Sunday�s racing kicks off at 2:00 PM. Get all the details for Sunday�s activities at www.wiscassetraceway.info .

4th Annual

9/20-21/08

Johnny Clark Cashes In at Beech Ridge

Naples ME - (September 21,2008) Johnny Clark won two races at Beech Ridge Motor Speedway Sunday afternoon. The first was off pit road when he beat the field back to the speedway on lap 258, and the second came when the checkered flag flew on lap 295 of the rain-shortened PASS 300. Clark led the final 42 laps toclaim the $10,000.00 victory over Adam Bates and Kelly Moore in a race that was short on cautions (six), with plenty of long green flag runs and battles for position throughout the thirty-five car field on every lap.

Trevor Sanborn had the field covered for most of the day, leading 225 laps in the season�s longest PASS event. But his race car didn�t have the edge it once had after pitting for tires and fuel. Sanborn had to settle for fourth followed by Cassius Clark in fifth. Travis Benjamin, DJ Shaw, Ben Rowe, John Stancill and Scott Mulkern completed the top ten. The top eight finished on the lead lap.

The win was Clark�s fourth PASS North victory of 2008, drawing him closer to the top of the championship point standings and a shot at his third PASS North title. PASS instituted a �best 12� format for the 2008 points chase so the standings will experience a shake up after the PASS 300, race number thirteen of the fourteen race schedule.

The PASS 300 was one of four races awarding PASS National Championship points, and Cassius Clark has taken the unofficial lead in those standings with his fifth place finish. John Stancill led Clark by two markers prior to the 300; Stancill ran up front for much of the day but a miscue exiting pit road cost the young North Carolina racer a lap late in the race. That series will come down to the Howler at Greenville-Pickens Speedway on  Saturday October 18^th. Expect Clark and Stancill to make the trip to Greenville South Carolina to battle it out for the title. Clark is the defending race winner

The PASS North super late model and Mod series championship contenders will wage an on-track war  for their respective 2008 series championships on Saturday October 4^th at Wiscasset (ME) Raceway.

TRACKSIDE REPORT HERE

Top Three - PASS MODS - L to R: Glen Bradbury #85, 3rd;
Winner Andy Shaw #66; and Troy Morse #6, 2nd.

Shaw Shines in PASS 400 Weekend Mod Feature

Morse Wins Wild PASS Pluffybilt Sportsman 100 at 400

Naples ME � (September 22, 2008) Donnie Morse Jr. looked like he would have a solid top five finish as the laps ran down Sunday in the Pro All Stars Series (PASS) Pluffybilt Sportsman 100 . But with four laps to go, Morse found himself scooting under the top four and taking over the lead as a four car melee at the front took out the rest of the front runners. Morse then cruised to victory over Russell Morse and Steve Bennett Sr. to score the win in the season�s biggest race for the PASS Sportsman division.

Until that point it looked like Terry Merrill, and Wayne Helliwell Jr. were going to duke it out for the win. The pair had swapped the top spot several times, often twice on the same lap as they battled side by side for the point. But Dan McKeage had raced his way up through the field to third as the laps wound down and was looking to challenge the top two McKeage got his chance to make a run on a lap 96 restart, trying to get under Helliwell on the bottom. The move didn�t work, the pair came together and the end result was a new leader as Mckeage, Helliwell, Merrill and Carey Martin all went spinning.

It was a wild finish to a wild race that was slowed thirteen times by caution flags

PASS Pluffybilt Sportsman regular Richie Morse finished fourth with Douglass Wolfe fifth. Helliwell recoverd for sixth and Reggie Leeman was seventh. Clyde Hennessey, McKeage, and Alan Moeller rounded out the top ten.

Richie Morse now leads Steve Bennett 276-250 in the Sportsman point standings .The PASS Pluffybilt Racing Tractors Sportsman Championship will be determined when the series heads to Groveton New Hampshire�s Riverside Speedway for their season finale on Saturday October 11th as a part of Riverside�s popular Frost Bite 250 event.

PASS 400 Weekend - Sat. September 20 Results
Beech Ridge Motor Speedway - Scarborough ME

Roadrunner Feature (30 laps)

1) 31-Shawn Brackett 2) 00-Trevor Graffam  3) 1 � Edward Connolly 4) 01-David Palmer 5) 96-Dan Bernier Sr. 6) 21-David Turner 7) 2 � David Cameron  8) 81-Ray Drusmore  9) 29-Donnie Dinsmore 10) 28-Gene Cote 11) 63-Drew Morse 12) 74-Kari Thibodeau 13) 35-Marc Hill 14)  2x-Justin Stone  15) 6-Clayton Loubier

Wildcat Feature (75 laps)

1) 5W-Chris Warming, Hollis ME 2) 00-Michael Poole 3) 35-Alby Ovitt, Barrington NH  4) 09-Gary Babineau  5) 90-Richard Randall Jr., Limington ME 6) 56-Mike Short, Auburn ME 7) 41-Steve Benincasa, Buxton ME
8) 77-Jon Brill 9) 12X-Skip Tripp, Lisbon ME 10) 81-BJ Chapman 11) 83-Shawn Gilpatrick, Limerick ME
12) 23-Zachary Emerson, Durham NH 13) 29-David Wildes, Limington ME 14) 24-Larry Emerson, Durham ME 15) 93-Randy Snow,Buxton ME 16) 6-Robert Williams 17) 27-Shane Green 18) 2-David Vaughn
19) 9X-Jim Carr Jr. 20) 65-BJ Mollis 21) 40-Lyman McKeage, Gorham ME 22) 70-Dan Bean
23) 03-Maurice Young, Windsor ME 24) 113-Tommy Tompkins 25) 37-Jordan Pearson 26) #56
27) 47-Brian Caswell, Buxton ME 27) 47 � Timmy Caswell, Buxton ME 28) 15 � Jeremy Morais, Lyman ME
29) 30-Linwood Varney Jr., Gorham ME 30) 22-Paul Lund 31)  #42 32) 45-Cole Watson (dq)

NEMA Lite Feature (20 laps)

1) 10-Matt Bettencourt 2) 35-Anthony Marvuglio 3) 51- Russ Wood Jr. 4) 11- Jake Stergios 5) 18- Jesse State 6) 33- Shawn Torrey 7)  09-Stephanie Doty 8) 52-Kevin Park 9) 28-Paul Luggelle 10) Mike Ordway Jr 11) 57-PJ Stergios 12) 5C � Nick Chick

For NEMA Midgets & Lites Race Report and Photos visit www.NEMAracing.com

NEMA Midget Feature (25 laps)

1) 98-Bobby Santos III, Franklin MA 2) 45-Joey Payne, Fairlawn NJ 3) Jeff Abold, Pennellville NY 4) 7NY-Adam Cantor, Dix Hills NY 5) 44-Erica Santos, Franklin MA 6) Jeremy Frankoski, Huntington NY 7) Greg Stoehr, Bridgewater MA 8) 99-Aaron Wall, Shrewsbury MA 9) Nokie Fornoro, Stroudsburg PA 10) 21-Barry Kittredge,Marlboro MA 11) 87 - Doug Cleveland, Sudbury MA 12) 11- Howie Bumpus, Lakeville MA  13) 9 -  John Zych Jr.,Mendon MA 14) 88- Abby Martino, Norfolk MA 15) 16- Matt O�Brien , Wilmington MA 16) 2-  Lee Bundy, Kennebunkport ME 17) 77M - Jeff Horn, Ashland MA 18) 5-William Wall, Shrewsbury MA 19) 28- Paul Lugelle, Holbrook MA 20) 78- Brian Cleveland, Billerica MA 21)  39-Randy Cabral, Plymouth MA 22) 77- Shawn Torrey,Marshfield MA 23) 63-Mike Keeler Danbury CT  24) 30-Paul Scally,Raynham MA

For NEMA Midgets & Lites Race Report and Photos visit www.NEMAracing.com

Qualifying Results for the Pro All Stars Series 300

 Beech Ridge Motor Speedway � Scarborough ME

Heat Races � Top Five Transfer

Heat #1 � 1) 77-Scott Chubbuck (Pole for PASS 300) 2) 53X - Bill Rogers 3) 4 - Ben Rowe
4) 4X- Bobby Babb 5) 17-Travis Benjamin 6) 20 � John Stancill 7) 91- Heath Hindman 8) 0 � Bill Whorff 9) 36-Jay Sands 10) 22-Harry Olsen 11) 01 � Joe Decker

Heat #2 � 1) 54-Johnny Clark 2) 44-Trevor Sanborn � 3) 8-Cassius Clark 4) 51 � Alex Haase
5) 21 � Donnie Lashua 6) 10X - Chris Smith 7) 7W -  Donnie Whitten 8) 53 � Alan Wilson 9) 88  - Alan Tardiff 10) 28 � Kirk Thibeau

Heat #3 � 1) 98 � Adam Bates 2) 84 � Scott Mulkern 3)  66X � Mike Fowler 4) 47 � Kelly Moore 5) 00 � Jeremie Whorff 6) 2C � Charlie Colby 7) 11 � Scott King 8) 29M - Ricky Morse 9) 2 - Katie Hagar

Heat #4 � 1) 60-DJ Shaw 2) 15-Steve Berry 3) 10 � Steve Knowlton 4) 90-Walt Pugsley Jr. 5) 22x - Aaron Ricker 6) 9 � Bub Bilodeau 7) 35-Derek Ramstrom 8) 23-Lonnie Summerville 9) 11X � Marty Prevost 10) 25J � Gunnar Joselyn

Consolation Races � Top Three Transfer

Consi #1� 1) 20 �John Stancill 2) 2C � Charlie Colby 3) 91 � Heath Hindman 4) 0 � Bill Whorff 5) 11 Scott King 6) 36-Jay Sands 7) 2- Katie Hagar 8) 29M � Ricky Morse 9) 25J � Gunnar Joselyn

Consi #2 � 1) 35 � Derek Ramstrom 2) 9 � Bub Bilodeau 3) 88 � Alan Tardiff 4) 7W Donnie Whitten 5) 01 � Joe Decker 6) 53-Alan Wilson 7) 10X Chris Smith 8) 28 � Kirk Thibeau 9) 23-Lonnie Summerville 10) 11X Marty Prevost  

The balance of the field will be set through Sundays� last chance qualifying race plus Beech Ridge and PASS provisionals.

Grandstands open Sunday 9/21 at 10:00 AM � Racing a 12:00 noon.

A detailed schedule for the entire PASS 400 weekend is available HERE

Thursday at PASS 400 Results

RC2 Race City Race Cars
to Sponsor
PASS South Pole Award

Jamie Williams Photo

DJ Shaw
Wins
PASS WMMP
DJ Equipment 150

Johnny Clark Collects $30,000.00 Plus Payday
in PASS North Toyota Tundra 250

Lucas Back in PASS Mod Victory Lane at Wiscasset

Merrill, McKeage PASS Pluffybilt Sportsman Winners at Wiscasset

Time to File PASS South
Mason-Dixon 500 Entries

PASS South and
Southern National Raceway Park
Have Big Plans
for 2008 and Beyond