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for North SLM, National SLM,
& North PASS
MODS
2019
POINTS HERE
PASS 2001-2019 RESULTS
2019 ENTRY
FORMS & SCHEDULES
2019 LICENSED DRIVERS HERE
PASS 2001-2018 ARCHIVES
46th ANNUAL
AUGUST
23-25, 2019
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Tom Mayberry, President
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(207) 693-6497
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email:
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Media/Marketing Questions:
Alan Dietz
(704) 231-2039
email:
alandietzpass@live.com |
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Series will be running on Hoosier tires in the North and the
South in all divisions. Northern Race Tires will
service the tires once again in the North and the South.
Tires will be available at the race track until the
conclusion of each event in the North and the South.
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Tires may be ordered by chalk size or stagger size.
No sizing at warehouse. Payment can be made by cash
or check. To pay by credit card, call Northern Race
Tires before picking up tires at Hoosier Tire South. |
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that do not have their
own transponders must
contact
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46th
ANNUAL
AUGUST
23-25, 2019
"Road
to the Oxford 250" |
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Sat., April 27 - Wenatchee Valley
Super Oval (WA)
Sun., April
28 - Oxford Plains Speedway (ME)
Sun., May 26 - Thunder Road (VT)
Sun., June 16 - Speedway 95 (ME)
Sat., July 6 - Oxford Plains
Speedway (ME)
Tues., July 30 - Star Speedway (NH)
- 200 Laps
Sun., August 4 -
Spud Speedway (ME)
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"Road
to the Oxford 250"
Continues in 2019 |
NAPLES, ME (April 9)
- Oxford Plains Speedway
owner and Pro All Stars
Series President Tom
Mayberry announced the
continuation of the "Road to
The Oxford 250" program for
2019.
Celebrating its
sixth year in 2019, the
"Road to The Oxford 250"
will continue give racers
across the continent the
chance to compete in short
track asphalt racing's
biggest event. As mentioned
with the announcement a
little over a month ago of
the Wenatchee Valley Super
Oval event, competitors from
Canada and the United States
will have opportunity to
race for guaranteed starting
spots in six additional
events in 2019, while
keeping the focus on the 250
throughout the season.
"Our goal is to keep the
focus on the 250 throughout
the year. While there will
be several spots offered
through the program, many of
these will not have to be
used since most of those
competitors will advance
through the famed heat and
consolation races.
Competitors need to remember
that this program will not
reduce the number of
starting positions that will
be earned through the normal
250 qualifying procedures
but will allow those who may
be having a bad day to use
the provisional if
necessary, to guarantee
their starting spot in this
prestigious race."
The first event to be
featured in the Road to The
Oxford 250 will be the
previously announced
Leonard
Evans 150 scheduled to take
place on April 27, 2019 on
the northwest coast at the
Wenatchee Valley Super Oval
located in Wenatchee Valley,
Washington. The winner of
this event, along with the
second and third place
finishers, if PASS licensed
and their Oxford 250 entry
is received by June 1, 2019,
will be guaranteed a
provisional starting spot.
The first-place winner will
receive a full pay
provisional, and second and
third will receive a 1/2
start provisional (with a
guarantee of $600 to take
the green, the 1/2
provisional means that
wherever the competitor
finishes, they will see a
reduction of $300 (1/2 of
the guaranteed starting
money) in their final purse
for their finishing
position).
The Road
then continues to the season
opener at
Oxford Plains
Speedway on Sunday April
28th; Thunder Road in Barre,
VT on Sunday May 26th;
Speedway 95 in Bangor, ME on
Sunday June 16th; Star
Speedway in Epping, NH on
Tuesday July 30th; and
finishing off at Spud
Speedway in Caribou, ME on
Sunday August 4th. The top
two finishing drivers each
from Canada and the United
States will earn
provisionals to the 250. As
with the Wenatchee Valley
race, to be eligible to use
the provisionals, drivers
must be PASS Licensed and
have their entries submitted
for the Oxford 250. The top
US and top Canadian driver
will each receive a full
start provisional with
second place finishing US
and Canadian driver each
earning a 1/2 start
provisional.
The
final race as part of the
Road to The Oxford 250 will
be a special 100-lap open
race at Oxford Plains
Speedway Saturday July 6th.
This will not be a points
race for PASS. The
Independence Weekend race
will see the top two Oxford
Plains and top two PASS
licensed finishing drivers
earn a guaranteed spot in
the 2019 Oxford 250.
Additionally, the top
licensed drivers in points
from PASS North, Oxford
Plains Speedway, and the
PASS National Championship
Series, will have a
provisional available, if
needed, as long as they have
attempted to qualify for
every race in their chosen
series.
All drivers
that will have guaranteed
spots through the Road to
The Oxford 250 or via
championship points
provisionals have to compete
in their heat races and in
their consolation race but
will not have to compete in
the last chance race if they
have not already qualified.
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PASS North Schedule |
Sun., April 7 -
Thompson Speedway
Motorsports Park (CT) - The
Icebreaker
Sun., April
28 - Oxford
Plains Speedway (ME)
Sat.,
May 11 - Star Speedway (NH)
Sun., May 26 - Thunder
Road (VT)
Sun., June 2 -
Oxford Plains Speedway (ME)
Sun., June 16 - Speedway 95
(ME)
Sun., June 23 - New
Hampshire Motor Speedway
NEW
DATE
Sun., July 7 - Oxford Plains
Speedway (ME)
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Non Winner's
Race - No Points
Sun., July 14 - Oxford Plains
Speedway (ME)
Sat., July 20
- White Mountain Motorsports
Park (NH)
Tues., July
30 - Star Speedway (NH)
- 200 Laps
Sun., August 4 - Spud
Speedway (ME)
Sat.,
August 10 - Speedway 51
(NH)
NEW
Fri.-Sun., August
23 - 25 - Oxford Plains
Speedway (ME) - Oxford 250
Sun., September 15 - Oxford
Plains Speedway (ME)
Sat.,
September 21 - White
Mountain Motorsports Park
(NH)
Sat., September 28 -
Thunder Road (VT)
Sat.,
October 19 - Oxford Plains
Speedway (ME)
Sat., October
26 - Seekonk Speedway (MA) |
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2019 PASS National
Schedule |
Sat., February 23 - Dillon
Motor Speedway (SC)
POSTPONED DUE TO WEATHER
Sat.,
March 30 - Richmond Raceway
(VA)
Sun., April 7 -
Thompson Speedway
Motorsports Park (CT)
Sat., April 20 -
Hickory Motor Speedway (NC)
Sun., June 23 - New Hampshire
Motor Speedway
Sun., August
25 - Oxford Plains Speedway
(ME)
Sat., October 26 -
Seekonk Speedway (MA)
Sat., November 16 -
Lanier Raceplex (GA) |
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2019 PASS MODS Schedule
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Sun., April 28 -
Oxford Plains Speedway (ME)
Sun., May 5 - Hudson Speedway
(NH)
Sun., June 2 - Oxford
Plains Speedway (ME)
Sun.,
June 16 - Speedway 95 (ME)
Sun., June 30 - Oxford Plains
Speedway (ME)
Sun., July 14
- Oxford Plains Speedway
(ME)
Tues., July 30 -
Star Speedway (NH)
Sun., August 4 - Spud
Speedway (ME)
Fri., August
23 - Oxford Plains Speedway
(ME)
Sun., August 25 -
Oxford Plains Speedway (ME)
Sun., September 15 - Oxford
Plains Speedway (ME)
Sat.,
September 21 - White
Mountain Motorsports Park
(NH)
Sun., October 13 -
Hudson Speedway (NH)
Sat., October 19 -
Oxford Plains Speedway (ME) |
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PASS Schedule |
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April 11,
2020 - Hickory Motor Speedway
- Easter
Bunny 150
April 18-19,
2020 - Oxford Plains Speedway
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PASS
North Opener
June
26-27, 2020 - Star Speedway
- 200
Laps
August 28-30,
2020 - Oxford Plains Speedway
-
The Oxford 250
November 14,
2020 - TBA
- The
Georgia 200
*PASS 2020
schedule to be completed by December
1, 2019
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FRI.-SAT.
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15-16, 2019 |
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Race Details,
Purse,
& Legend Cars
Announced For
PASS
Finale At Lanier |
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SLM ENTRY FORM - LANIER - 11-16 |
NAPLES, ME (June
20) - Pro All Stars
Series (PASS) officials
today released details,
entry forms, and the
complete weekend schedule
for the PASS National
Championship season finale
at Lanier Raceplex on
November 15-16. The Lanier
National 200 for the PASS
Super Late Models will be
200 laps, paying $6000 to
win and $1000 to start. The
starting grid will be set by
heat races in which their
lineups will be determined
by using last practice
speeds. Finally, the popular
Legends car and Bandoleros
will complete the weekend of
competition at Lanier
Raceplex, featuring three
divisions of Legend car
racing; Pro, Semi-Pro, and
the Young Lions.
"We've been working on this
event at Lanier for quite a
while and we are glad to be
able to get this information
out while in advance of the
Lanier National 200," said
PASS President Tom Mayberry.
"We have listened to our
fans and racers and we
believe the addition of heat
races will provide even more
action to this great weekend
of racing. And, the Legends
cars and Bandoleros were
always popular at Lanier
and, based on what we're
hearing, there should be a
lot of support for their
return in November."
Now in its 12th season,
Super Late Model racing's
only true national
championship will bring PASS
drivers together from all
over North America to
compete this Fall at Lanier
Raceplex. In addition to the
grandstands being open,
Lanier's famed trackside
parking will be available to
the fans for this event. The
track was repaved and all
infield buildings were torn
down at Lanier Raceplex when
the facility was transformed
to host drifting events and
Go-Kart racing for the
public. All race cars will
be pitted outside the track
so fans will be able to
enjoy an unobstructed view
of the action from any
vantage point at the
speedway
When PASS
began sanctioning Super Late
Model races in the south,
Lanier was one of the first
tracks to come on board to
host an event. Georgia
native Jason Hogan won the
first PASS race there in
2006, while Maine's Corey
Williams took the checkered
flag the final time PASS
held a race at Lanier in
2007.
Numerous
drivers cut their teeth
racing Legends cars and
Bandoleros at Lanier
Raceplex, including Joey
Logano, David Ragan, Daniel
Hemric and more. With the
concentration of Legends
cars around the Atlanta
area, the Carolinas, and
much of the Eastern
Seaboard, race officials
believe splitting the cars
in to Pro, Semi-Pro, and
Young Lions will allow for
even more action around the
3/8-mile speedway. There
will be a payout throughout
the field in each division
with $500 to win for the Pro
division, $400 to win for
the Semi-Pros, and $300 to
win for the Young Lions.
After sitting dormant
for nearly a decade, the
Lanier Raceplex will roar to
life on Friday, November 15,
with practice for PASS Super
Late Models and Legends cars
from 1 PM to 5 PM. On
Saturday, November 16, pit
gates will open at 8 AM,
followed by practice at 10
AM, heat races for PASS
Super Late Models, Legends,
and Bandoleros at 12:30 PM,
followed by the Lanier
National 200 and remaining
features. Sunday, November
17 will be reserved as a
rain date if needed.
For Lanier National 200
entry forms and the complete
weekend schedule please go
to ProAllStarsSeries.com.
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
keep up with breaking news
as it happens. |
Lanier Raceplex
To Host 2019
PASS National
Championship Finale |
NAPLES, ME (April
15) - After sitting dormant
for nearly a decade,
officials from the Pro All
Stars Series (PASS) and
Lanier Raceplex announced
late Monday that asphalt
stock car racing will return
to North Georgia later this
year. The PASS Super Late
Models will headline the
PASS National Championship
season finale on November
15-16 at the track formerly
known as Lanier National
Speedway. Details regarding
the race, along with support
divisions, will be announced
in the coming days. A
practice day for all
divisions competing is
scheduled for Friday,
November 15, while
additional practice,
qualifying, and all features
will take place on Saturday,
November 16. Sunday,
November 17 will be reserved
as a rain date if needed.
"This is something we
have been working on for a
very long time," said PASS
President Tom Mayberry. "We
plan to announce more
details soon but wanted to
let drivers and fans know as
soon as possible that stock
car racing will be returning
to Lanier in 2019 so they
can make their plans to join
us."
Now entering its
12th season, Super Late
Model racing's only true
national championship will
bring drivers together from
all over North America to
compete this Fall at Lanier
Raceplex. In addition to the
grandstands being open,
Lanier's famed trackside
parking will be available to
the fans for this event. The
track was repaved and all
infield buildings were torn
down at Lanier Raceplex as
the facility was transformed
to host drifting events and
Go-Kart racing for the
public. All race cars will
be pitted outside the track
so fans will be able to
enjoy an unobstructed view
of the action from any
vantage point at the
speedway
When PASS
began sanctioning Super Late
Model races in the south,
Lanier was one of the first
tracks to come on board to
host an event. Georgia
native Jason Hogan won the
first PASS race there in
2006, while Maine's Corey
Williams took the checkered
flag the final time PASS
held a race at Lanier in
2007.
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.
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Late Models + Flying Tigers
Strictly Stock Minis + Dwarf
Cars |
Admission is $20 for adults,
$5 for kids ages 6-12,
and
$40 for a family of four (2
adults and 2 kids). |
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ENTRY FORM - WMMP - 7-20 |
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ENTRIES RECEIVED - WMMP - 7-20 |
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PASS Returns To White
Mountain
For Granite
State Go This Weekend |
NAPLES, ME (July
17) - For the third
time this season, the Pro
All Stars Series (PASS)
North Super Late Models will
be returning to New
Hampshire for this Saturday
night's PASS 150 presented
by New England Racing Fuel
at White Mountain
Motorsports Park. It will be
part of a big weekend of
racing in the Granite State
as New Hampshire Motor
Speedway will be hosting a
full-compliment of daytime
action on their 1-mile oval.
The PASS North Super
Late Model standings have
tightened considerably after
last weekend's action at
Oxford Plains Speedway.
Garrett Hall continues to
lead, but his advantage has
shrunk to just 12 markers
over 3-time series champion
and New Hampshire native, DJ
Shaw. Vermont's Nick Sweet
is just 19 points behind
Hall, while Derek Griffith,
Gabe Brown, and former
Oxford 250 winners, Ben Rowe
and Travis Benjamin, are all
within 85 points of the
leader.
After a
season's best runner-up
finish at Oxford Plains last
weekend, Rowe is primed to
continue building on his
momentum and there could not
be a better place for him to
do that than White Mountain.
Rowe has won an astonishing
10 PASS North races at White
Mountain, including his lone
win in 2018. Sitting just 51
points behind Hall for the
championship lead, Rowe
could be on the verge of his
first North title run since
2007.
"White Mountain
is one of my favorite tracks
for sure," says Rowe, driver
of the Richard Moody and
Sons Construction/Hancock
Lumber Ford Mustang #4.
"It's a tight quarter-mile
that is fast and definitely
has two grooves to race on.
Hopefully we hit on
something at Oxford and
we'll see if it works at
White Mountain."
Among others who are
currently pre-entered for
this weekend at White
Mountain include 2019 Easter
Bunny 150 winner, Derek
Ramstrom, Vermont's Bobby
Therrien, and home state
favorite, Dan Winter.
All the action gets
under way this weekendat
White Mountain Motorsports
Park on Saturday with
practice starting at 2:45
PM, heat races at 6:15 PM,
followed by main events for
the PASS North Super Late
Models, Late Models, Flying
Tigers, and Dwarf Cars.
PASS Super Late Model
entry forms for White
Mountain Motorsports Park,
Star Speedway, and Spud
Speedway, along with the
46thAnnual Oxford 250 and
Lanier National 200 at
Lanier Raceplex, can be
found at
ProAllStarsSeries.com.
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
keep up with breaking news
as it happens. |
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THE HONEY BADGER
BAR & GRILL 150 |
PASS MODS
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HONEY BADGER BAR & GRILL
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PASS N0RTH SLMs at OPS
OFFICIAL RACE
RESULTS - 7-14-19 |
1) 7g - Curtis Gerry
- 150 Laps
2) 4n - Ben
Rowe - 150
3) 40vt - Nick
Sweet - 150
4) 17m -
Eddie MacDonald - 150
5)
59 - Reid Lanpher - 150
6) 99 - Ben Ashline - 150
7) 54 - Johnny Clark - 150
8) 94h - Garrett Hall - 150
9) 7 - Travis Benjamin - 150
10) 53 - Cole Butcher - 150
11) 47x - Kelly Moore - 150
12) 13 - Cassius Clark - 150
13) 24 - Mike Rowe - 150
14) 41 - Tracy Gordon - 150 |
15) 60s - Dale Shaw
- 149
16) 7nc - Billy
Rodgers - 149
17) 47 -
Gabe Brown - 149
18) 9t -
Alan Tardiff - 149
19) 14
- Scott McDaniel - 149
20) 15ma - Jake Johnson -
149
21) 36 - Ryan Robbins
- 148
22) 5x - Bobby
Therrien - 148
23) 32 -
Nick Jenkins - 148
24) 09
- Jeremy Davis - 148
25)
18 - Michael Scorzelli - 146
26) 90 - Craig Weinstein -
139
27) 12g - Derek
Griffith - 83
28) 50 -
Jeff White - 25 |
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ENTRIES RECEIVED - OPS -
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Curtis Gerry Scores Another
PASS
Super
Late Model Victory at OPS |
Oxford, Maine
- Curtis Gerry of Waterboro,
Maine is a hard man to beat
when he gets his Super Late
Model dialed in at Oxford,
and he scored his first
points-counting Pro All
Stars Series Super Late
Model race of the season
Sunday night at Oxford
Plains Speedway.
Gerry, who has three race
wins in Saturday night
Budweiser Championship
Series Super Late Model
competition this year at
Oxford, also won last
Sunday's PASS Open
100-lapper and has five
Super Late Model triumphs to
his credit this season at
the historic Route 26 oval
track.
"We needed
this one" Gerry claimed in
victory lane. His rivals
would beg to differ. At
times it looked like a
couple of his fellow
competitors might have
something for Gerry, as a
partial cloud cover saw
track conditions change
several times during the
150-lapper.
Ben
Rowe, nine times a PASS
champion, appeared poised to
break his dry spell, took a
turn or two in front of the
field and waged a couple of
great battles for the top
spot with both Nick Sweet of
Barre, Vermont and Pittston,
Maine's Ben Ashline.
Ashline, in Ajay Picard's
99, looked like the man to
beat early in the 150, but
behind Gerry the late-race
entertainment was a
Rowe/Sweet clash for
runner-up honors, won by
Rowe. Sweet, right in the
thick of the PASS North
Super Late Model
championship battle, brought
another trophy home to the
Green Mountain State after a
third-place run.
Eddie MacDonald of Rowley,
Massachusetts crossed the
finish line in fourth spot.
Reid Lanpher of Manchester,
Maine completed the top-five
rundown. Ashline, in his
first OPS Super Late Model
start of the year, was sixth
in the Picard car, with
six-time PASS North kingpin
Johnny Clark of Farmingdale,
Maine seventh. Garrett Hall
of Scarborough, Maine had a
couple rivals cut into his
slim lead in the
championship standings after
ending up in eighth
position. Travis Benjamin or
Morrill, Maine and Atlantic
Canadian Super Late Model
champion Cole Butcher of
Hantsport, Nova Scotia
rounded out the top ten.
Tyler King of Gray
nailed down his first PASS
Mods victory, using the
outside groove early and
often in the 40-lap race to
earn the top step on the
podium in just his fourth
race in the open-wheel
class. King took the lead
away from eventual runner-up
Justin Larsen of Peru, also
in just his fourth PASS Mods
appearance.
Waterford' s Spencer Morse
was third under the
checkered flag, good enough
to remain atop the PASS Mods
championship point
standings. Freeport's Jariet
Harrison was the
fourth-place finisher,
followed by Matty Sanborn of
Windham.
Kyle Hewins
led almost all the way to
earn his first Street Stock
victory of the year in the
50-lap Honey Badger Bar &
Grill Series race. Hewins, a
Leeds native now calling
Oxford home, battled former
Street Stock champion Billy
Childs, Jr. of Leeds early
in the race, then outran
long-distance specialist
Gary Babineau of Hollis to
the checkered flag.
Matt Dufault, the weekly
racing series champion from
Turner, earned third-place
money. Childs ended up in
fourth position, good enough
to remain atop the Honey
Badger Bar & Grill Street
Stock Series standings.
Jordan Russell who won the
third round of the series of
50-lap events, rounded out
the top five and remained
second in the series
rankings.
The next
event for the Pro All Stars
Series Super Late Models is
this Saturday night, July 20
at White Mountain
Motorsports Park in North
Woodstock, New Hampshire.
Post time is 6:00 p.m. For
more information visit
oxfordplains.com,
proallstarsseries.com or
call (207) 539-8865.
Unofficial results from Pro
All Stars Series Honey
Badger Bar & Grill 150 at
Oxford Plains Speedway;
Sunday, July 14, 2019
showing finishing position,
car number, driver's name
and driver's hometown: |
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Pro All Stars Series Super
Late Model (150 laps)
1 7 Curtis Gerry, Waterboro,
ME; 2 4 Ben Rowe, Turner,
ME; 3 40 Nick Sweet, Barre,
VT; 4 17 Eddie MacDonald,
Rowley, MA; 5 59 Reid
Lanpher, Manchester, ME; 6
99 Ben Ashline, Pittston,
ME; 7 54 Johnny Clark,
Farmingdale, ME; 8 94
Garrett Hall, Scarborough,
ME; 9 7 Travis Benjamin,
Morrill, ME; 10 53 Cole
Butcher, Hantsport, NS,
Canada; 11 47 Kelly Moore,
Scarborough, ME; 12 13
Cassius Clark, Farmington,
ME; 13 24 Mike Rowe, Turner,
ME; 14 41 Tracy Gordon,
Strong, ME; 15 60 DJ Shaw,
Center Conway, NH; 16 7
Billy Rodgers, Old Orchard
Beach, ME; 17 47 Gabe Brown,
Center Conway, NH; 18 9 Alan
Tardiff, Lyman, ME; 19 14
Scott McDaniel, Livermore,
ME; 20 15 Jake Johnson,
Rehoboth, MA; 21 36 Ryan
Robbins, Dixfield, ME; 22 5
Bobby Therrien, Hinesburg,
VT; 23 32 Nick Jenkins,
Brownville, ME; 24 09 Jeremy
Davis, Tamworth, NH; 25 18
Michael Scorzelli, Feura
Bush, NY; 26 90 Craig
Weinstein, East Walpole, MA;
27 12 Derek Griffith,
Hudson, NH; 28 50 Jeff
White, Winthrop, ME; DNS 72
Scott Robbins, Dixfielld,
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1 11 Tyler King, Gray, ME; 2
15 Justin Larsen, Peru, ME;
3 34 Spencer Morse,
Waterford, ME; 4 85 Jariet
Harrison, Freeport, ME; 5 64
Matty Sanborn, Windham, ME;
6 33 Billy Dixon, North
Waterboro, ME; 7 21 Mike
Carignan, Lebanon, ME; 8 16
Patrick Sullivan, Poland,
ME; 9 10 Kate Re, Lovell,
ME; 10 52 Colby Benjamin,
Belmont, ME; 11 60 Rick
Peck, Fryeburg, ME; 12 35
Kristina Nadeau, Buxton, ME;
13 2 Randy Sanborn, West
Baldwin, ME; 14 13 Ryan
Nelson, Oxford, ME; 15 7
Spencer Vaughn, Canton, ME;
16 14 Mark Napolitano, North
Yarmouth, ME; 17 15 Wayne
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Honey Badger Bar & Grill
Street Stock Series (50
laps) 1 51 Kyle
Hewins, Oxford, ME; 2 2 Gary
Babineau, Hollis, ME; 3 61
Matt Dufault, Turner, ME; 4
1 Billy Childs, Jr., Leeds,
ME; 5 4 Jordan Russell,
Norway, ME; 6 25 Shawn
Knight, South Paris, ME; 7
64 Skip Stanley, Oxford, ME;
8 55 Kurt Hewins, Leeds, ME;
9 99 George Haskell, Casco,
ME; 10 27 Pat Thorne,
Standish, ME; 11 47 Brian
Caswell, Buxton, ME; 12 20
Danny Wear, Buxton, ME; 13
67 Michael Haynes, Livermore
Falls, ME; 14 27 Cam
Huntress, Rochester, NH; 15
18 Devon McConologue, West
Newfields, ME; 16 58 David
Whittier, Oxford, ME; 17 85
Kenny Harrison, Durham, ME. |
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46th ANNUAL
AUGUST
23-25, 2019 |
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OXFORD PLAINS
SPEEDWAY
ANNOUNCES THE
GRAND MARSHALL
FOR THE
2019 OXFORD 250 |
NAPLES, ME (July
12) - Pro All Stars
Series (PASS) President and
Oxford Plains Speedway owner
Tom Mayberry is pleased to
announce the 2019 Grand
Marshall for the Oxford 250.
Bob Bahre, former owner of
Oxford Plains Speedway, has
agreed to serve as the Grand
Marshall for this year's
event.
Bob Bahre
purchased Oxford Plains
Speedway in 1964. He ran it
with his brother Dick Bahre
until they sold it in 1987.
It was under Bob's
leadership that the first
Oxford 250 came to be. It
began in 1974 as a 200 lap
event, being expanded to 250
laps the following year.
Bob and his family made
many improvements to the
track under his ownership.
Bob is known as a successful
businessman in the Oxford
Hills area and beyond.
"We are extremely
honored that Bob will be
this year's Grand Marshall,
55 years after he took
ownership of the track,"
said Tom Mayberry, the
current owner of Oxford
Plains Speedway.
Following his time at Oxford
Plains, Bahre went on to
build New England's only
superspeedway in Loudon, NH,
the New Hampshire Motor
Speedway.
The 46th
Annual Oxford 250 will be
held on August 23-25 and
nearly 50 PASS Super Late
Models are currently
entered. For additional
information, please go to
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AUGUST
23-25, 2019
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2019 250 LAP BOARD |
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Entry List for 46th Annual
Oxford 250
Already Filled With Big
Names & Champions |
NAPLES, ME (June 5)
- The entry list continues
to grow as the biggest Pro
All Stars Series (PASS)
Super Late Model race of the
year draws near. With still
two months to go before the
green flag drops, there are
currently over 30 entries
for the 46thAnnual Oxford
250 at Oxford Plains
Speedway coming up in
August. Racers from
coast-to-coast are eagerly
anticipating the biggest
Super Late Model race in the
country and the chance to
win $50,000.
ENTRIES RECEIVED - OPS - 8-25
The first entrant for
this year's 250 was the
current PASS National
Championship leader, Mike
Hopkins. The Maine native
was the first driver in PASS
history to win with Five
Star's next generation body
when he took the checkered
flag in the Commonwealth
Classic at Richmond Raceway.
Among those joining Hopkins
on the current entry list
are defending Oxford 250
winner, Bubba Pollard, from
Georgia and Northwest racing
legend, Garrett Evans, from
Washington. Joining Pollard
as former Oxford 250 winners
that are entered include,
Travis Benjamin, Curtis
Gerry, Glen Luce, Joey
Polewarcyzk, and the
father-son duo of Mike and
Ben Rowe.
PASS
Champions currently entered
include, 6-time North champ,
Johnny Clark, 3-time North
titlist, DJ Shaw, as well as
former PASS National
champions, Cassius Clark and
Derek Griffith. Last year's
Oxford Plains champion, Gabe
Brown, has filed an entry
along with Canadians Cole
Butcher and Ashton Tucker,
and top PASS runners, Reid
Lanpher, Tracy Gordon, and
two-time Oxford Plains PASS
winner, Garrett Hall.
With another high number
of quality Super Late Models
expected again for the
Oxford 250, getting a
guaranteed starting spot is
an opportunity that cannot
be missed. Now in its sixth
year, the groundbreaking
"Road To The Oxford 250"
program further expands to
give racers an opportunity
to get locked into short
track asphalt racing's
biggest event. And, the next
couple of months are loaded
with opportunities.
Following the qualifiers
already held at Washington's
Wenatchee Valley Super Oval,
Oxford Plains, and Thunder
Road International
Speedbowl, the next event
will be held at Speedway 95
on Sunday, June 16. Then on
Sunday, July 6 The Open 100
at Oxford Plains Speedway
will give drivers who have
not won a PASS event in the
last five years a chance at
guaranteed starting spots in
this year's Oxford 250. As a
matter of fact, Wayne
Helliwell, Jr. parlayed his
guaranteed spot won in the
2016 Open 100 to the win a
month later in the 43rd
Annual Oxford 250.
But the opportunities do not
end there, on Tuesday, July
30, PASS North racers will
compete for 200 laps at Star
Speedway in New Hampshire,
followed by the final "Road
To The Oxford 250" event on
Sunday, August 4 at Spud
Speedway in Caribou, ME.
Entry forms for the 46th
Annual Oxford 250 are
available at
ProAllStarsSeries.com
HERE,
along with forms for
upcoming PASS events at New
Hampshire Motor Speedway and
The Open 100 at Oxford
Plains Speedway.
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
keep up with breaking news
as it happens. |
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REPLACEMENT DATE
SATURDAY, AUGUST 10th - 6 PM |
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NAPA SPECTACULAR PASS 151 |
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Choice
Hotels International Returns
as Official PASS Hotel Partner |
Pro All Stars Series (PASS)
president Tom Mayberry is pleased to welcome back Choice Hotels
International, Inc. (NYSE: CHH) as the Official Hotel Partner of the
Pro All Stars Series.
Established in 2001, PASS sanctions and promotes short track
racing series throughout the eastern seaboard and maritime Canada.
PASS race teams, fans, family and friends can receive a discount at
Choice brand hotels when booking hotel rooms through the Choice
Hotels Sports Desk at 877.240.AWAY (2929) or via
www.choicesportstravel.com. Discount subject to availability.
Choice Hotels has more than 4,500 Comfort Inn, Comfort Suites,
Quality, Sleep Inn, Clarion, Cambria Suites, MainStay Suites,
Suburban Extended Stay Hotel, Econo Lodge, and Rodeway Inn brand
hotels across the country and many within close proximity to the
series race locations.
In making the announcement Mayberry said, "Many of our race teams,
fans and friends of the series took advantage of our partnership
with Choice Hotels International. We all know that
travel
expenses are a big chunk of any race team or race fans' budget, and
the PASS discount really adds up over the course of the racing
season. We're especially pleased with our association with Choice
Hotels because it extends well beyond race teams on race day. Our
racers, their fans, friends, and family can all take advantage of
the Choice Hotels discount for both business and pleasure travel.
It's a winning proposition for us all, and we appreciate Choice
Hotel International's continued support."
"Our hope with this partnership provides PASS Racing and its
members with the convenience and affordability of the more than
4,500 properties in the Choice Hotels domestic system," said Karen
Krupka, manager, sports marketing, Choice Hotels. "We look forward
to continuing and growing the partnership."
To take advantage of the PASS/Choice Hotels discount program,
BOOK YOUR ROOMS
HERE |
About Choice Hotels
Choice Hotels International franchises more than 6,000
hotels, representing more than 455,000 rooms, in the United
States and 38 countries and territories. The company's Comfort Inn,
Comfort Suites, Quality, Sleep Inn, Clarion, Cambria Suites,
MainStay Suites, Suburban Extended Stay Hotel, Econo Lodge
and Rodeway Inn brands serve guests worldwide.
Additional corporate information may be found on Choice
Hotels Internet site, which may be accessed at
choicehotels.com.
Choice Hotels, Choice Hotels International, Comfort Inn,
Comfort Suites, Quality, Sleep Inn, Clarion, Cambria Suites,
MainStay Suites, Suburban Extended Stay Hotel, Econo Lodge
and Rodeway Inn are proprietary trademarks and service marks
of Choice Hotels International. |
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etc.
2001 to 2019 - In
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Series Contact: Tommy
Mayberry -
(207) 693-6497
email:
passracing@roadrunner.com
978-328-8894
normmarx47@gmail.com
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