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| 463 Daniel Webster
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9-24-16 PASS EVENT |
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North Woodstock, New Hampshire - Johnny Clark of Farmingdale, Maine led all 150 laps to earn his first Pro All Stars Series Super Late Model win of the season in Saturday night's Foley Oil & Propane 150 at White Mountain Motorsports Park in North Woodstock, New Hampshire. It was the first victory of the season for the six-time series champion, who ranks second in the current championship standings behind 2014 titlist DJ Shaw, who finished 11th. Clark is the 11th driver to score a PASS North Super Late Model victory this year. No driver has more than two wins after 14 of 16 events have been contested. Clark, sponsored by the family-owned clarksscrapmetals.com chain, became the first competitor this season to lead every lap in a Pro All Stars Series North Super Late Model contest. Reigning Series champion Mike Rowe of Turner, Maine made things interesting throughout the 150-lapper, successfully protecting second position until turning up the heat on Clark following the race's final restart with ten laps to go. Rowe crossed under the checkered flag with a runner-up finish, just in front of West Boylston, Massachusetts driver Derek Ramstrom. The top three were just about nose-to-tail for the final ten laps. Garrett Hall of Scarborough, Maine drove from dead last on the starting grid to a fourth-place finish in his first attempt at the 1/4-mile oval. Travis Benjamin lost a couple of spots on the final short run after moving from 14th starting position to race with the leaders, filling out the top five. Nick Jenkins of Brownfield, Maine was sixth with his best PASS North Super Late Model performance to date. Derek Griffith of Hudson, New Hampshire was seventh. Ben Rowe of Turner, Maine charged into the top five, had a tire go down, then rebounded for an eighth-place finish. Travis Stearns of Auburn, Maine and Jeremy Davis of Tamworth, New Hampshire rounded out the top ten. Ben Rowe and Davis won the Super Late Model heat races. Reigning PASS Mods champion Andy Shaw of Center Conway, New Hampshire reclaimed the championship points lead with an impressive 30-lap triumph, driving the Sumner Sessions 0. Shaw got the lead away from Bruce Helmuth of Wales, Maine. Ben Tinker of New Gloucester, Maine also got by Helmuth and earned a runner-up finish. Helmuth picked up third-place hardware, with previous points leader Ryan Robbins of Dixfield, Maine claiming a fourth-place finish. Ron Henry of New Gloucester, Maine was the fifth-place finisher. Ryan Kuhn of East Bridgewater, Massachusetts outran Shaun Buffington of Plainville, Connecticut to earn the victory in a 25-lap race for Legends Cars. Austin Teras of Windham, Maine was third, just a few days after his 14th birthday. Maine racers Trevor Sanborn of East Parsonsfield and Kevin Girard, Jr., of Saco, rounded out the top five. Cody Blake of Barre, Vermont prevailed in a wild, caution flag-filled 50-lapper for the local Tiger Sportsman class, shortened from its originally-scheduled 75-lap distance. Shane Sicard of Barton, Vermont claimed runner-up honors. Derrick Calkins of Milton, Vermont nailed down a third-place finish, in front of Tyler Farnham of Fairlee, Vermont and Nashua, New Hampshire's David Baron, Sr. The next Pro All Stars Series North Super Late Model race is scheduled for Saturday, October 1 at Star Speedway in Epping, New Hampshire. The PASS North Super Late Models and Modified close out their 2016 racing seasons on Saturday afternoon, October 15 at Oxford Plains Speedway in Oxford, Maine. For more information visit proallstarsseries.com or call (207) 539-8865. Unofficial results from White Mountain Motorsports Park; North Woodstock, New Hampshire; Saturday, September 24; showing finishing position, car number, driver's name, driver's hometown.  Super Late Model (150 laps) 1 54 Johnny Clark, Farmingdale, ME; 2 24 Mike Rowe, Turner, ME; 3 35 Derek Ramstrom, West Boylston, MA; 4 94 Garrett Hall, Scarborough, ME; 5 7 Travis Benjamin, Morrill, ME; 6 32 Nick Jenkins, Brownfield, ME; 7 12 Derek Griffith, Hudson, NH; 8 4 Ben Rowe, Turner, ME; 9 16 Travis Stearns, Auburn, ME; 10 09 Jeremy Davis, Tamworth, NH; 11 60 DJ Shaw, Center Conway, NH; 12 78 Brandon Barker, Windham, ME; 13 7 Glen Luce, Turner, ME; 14 9 JT Thurlow, Windham, ME; 15 01 Sam Gooden, Whitefield, NH; 16 75 Gary Smith, Bangor, ME; 17 49 Craig Weinstein, East Walpole, MA.  Tiger Sportsman (50 laps) 1 27 Cody Blake, Barre, VT; 2 4 Shane Sicard, Barton, VT; 3 5 Derrick Calkins, Milton, VT; 4 14 Tyler Farnham, Fairlee, VT; 5 28 David Baron, Sr., Nashua, NH; 6 49 Jody Sicard; 7 99 Steve Heitz; 8 82 Colby Bourgeois; 9 37 Kaleb Rogers; 10 54 Colin Cornell; 11 33 David Allbee, Jr.; 12 23 Michael Potter; 13 94 Randy Dockham; 14 84 Dave Driscoll; 15 92 Jayden Perry; 16 74 Tim Eldridge.  PASS Modified (30 laps) 1 0 Andy Shaw, Center Conway, NH; 2 19 Ben Tinker, New Gloucester, ME; 3 25 Bruce Helmuth, wales, ME; 4 36 Ryan Robbins, Dixfield, ME; 5 05 Ron Henry, New Gloucester, ME; 6 00 Geoff Rollins, Groton, MA; 7 64 Matty Sanborn, Westbrook, ME.  Legends Cars (25 laps) 1 72 Ryan Kuhn, East Bridgewater, MA; 2 23 Shaun Buffington, Plainfield, CT: 3 29 Austin Teras, Windham, ME; 4 129 Trevor Sanborn, East Parsonsfield, ME; 5 19 Kevin Girard, Jr., Saco, ME; 6 52 Mathew Burgoine, Stetson, ME; 7 18 Tom Gray, Sprague, CT; 8 90 Casey Call, Pembroke, NH; 9 27 Roger Edgecomb, Hiram, ME; 10 70 Tyler Braunschweig, West Newfields, ME; 11 46 Adam Avedisian, Rumford, RI; 12 56 Anthony Pagliarulo, Groveland, MA; 13 3 Justin Stacey, Hiram, ME; 14 18 Parker Varney, Windham, ME; 15 21 Michael Humphrey, Cornish, ME; 16 0 Annette Humphrey, Parsonsfield, ME; 17 1 Todd Libby, West Baldwin, ME; 18 47 Chris Burgess, Buckfield, ME; 19 92 Colby Meserve, Windham, ME; 20 4 Peter Craig, Poland, ME. |
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9-17-16 CHAMPIONSHIP NIGHT |
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9-17 CHAMPIONSHIP NIGHT! Close point races especially in the Twisted Tea Dwarf Cars. Practice saw the kids truck have the first roll of the season. Zach Deaton #02 hit the tires in turn 3 causing him to roll onto his side. It was a hard hit for the youngster but his pit crew quickly brought his truck to the garage for repairs. Deaton returned for the heat race but wasn't able to finish the evening.  Late Models Finish 1) 20 Richie Brown 2) 83 Stacy Cahoon 3) 3 Bernie Lantagne 4) 78 Quinny Welch 5) 12 Michael Bailey 6) 42 Mike Jurkowski 7) 74 Jerry Lesage 8) 2 Michael Clark 9) 06 Allison Menard 10) 88 Jeremy Welch 11) 41 David Boyce 12) 57 Dave Lebrecque Quinny Welch went into the evening with the championship wrapped up. Welch started mid-field wanting nothing more than to finish the season with a win to go along with the championship. Welch unable to work through thick traffic ended his season with a 4th place finish. First time racing this year for Richie Brown and he has been trying all year to make it to the podium and this weekend was this youngsters weekend as he began to lap the field and came home with the big win. Stacy Cahoon tried to reel Brown in but was unable to catch brown as he grabbed 2nd place. Bernie Lantagne finished out the season with a great 3rd place finish. Quinny Welch was honored with back to back championships and rookie of the year went to Johnathan Lemay.  Tigers Finish 1) 23 Michael Potter 2) 4 Shane Sicard 3) 33 David Allbee 4) 99 Steven Heitz 5) 9 Matthew Morrill 6) 54 Colin Cornell 7) 74 Justin Eldridge 8) 28 David Baron Sr. 9) 88 Todd Colpitts 10) 37 Kaleb Rogers 11) 84 Elwin Sydney 12) 27 Lucas Wheeler 13) 71 Evan Amour 14) 94 Randy Dockham 15) 3 Anthony Tompkins 16) 36 Joel Hodgdon Matthew Morrill also went into the evening as the 2016 Tiger Champion. Matt Morrill and Shane Sicard swapped top position a few weeks ago. Sicard was able to maneuver his way through the field to finish 2nd for the evening. Michael Potter, last years champ, finished his season with a win. 3rd place finisher was also honored as the 2016 rookie of the year for the Tigers, David Allbee. Rookie of the year for the strictlys was Kaleb Rogers who had a great year after moving up from the kids truck division last year.  Kids Trucks 1 Finish 1) 66 Seven Fitzgerald 2) 1 Keegan Lamson 3) 07 Brandon Taggett 4) 26 Cassidy Wentworth  Kids Trucks 2 Finish 1) 27 Robby Gordon Douglas 2) 88x Nathaniel Parkins 3) 51 Tyler Thompson 4) 42 Matt Frey 5) 88 Nate Walton The kids truck division continues to grow as another new driver joined us for the last race of the season, Keegan Lamson drove himself to a 2nd place finish and said he would be back next year. New comer last weekend Brandon Taggett finished 3rd and Seven Fitzgerald captured the win in feature #1. The winner of feature #2 Robb Gordon Douglas had his work cut out for himself having to wheel his way through traffic mostly on the outside to win his last race in a truck as Douglas will be moving up next year. Nathaniel Parkin finished 2nd and 3rd place went to Tyler Thompson.  Dwarf Cars Finish 1) 60 Tom Smithers 2) 27 Robert Brown 3) 7 Eric Corum 4) 77 David Helliwell 5) 26 Jim Wentworth 6) 01 Norman Forest 7) 17 Tyler Jones 8) 29 Mark Wiggett 9) 14 Michael Donahue The closest point battle of the evening was the Dwarf Cars. Bobby Brown and Mark Wiggett only seperate by 4 points going into the night. Brown had a scare in practice as smoke showed out the rear of his car. Repairs were made and the issue was quickly resolved. Unfortunately Wiggett and Norman Forest both ended up in the front stretch wall. Both drivers were ok, but not how Wiggett wanted to end the season. "Uptown" Tommy Smithers got to the front and stayed there for the win as he held off the 2016 Dwarf Car champion and 2nd place finisher "Downtown" Bobby Brown. Eric Corum finished the year with a 3rd place finish.  Strictly Minis Finish 1) 37 Dustin Jackson 2) 02 Scott Corey 3) 10 Christian Laflamme 4) 91 Keri Sicard 5) 31 Brett Jackson 6) 17 Scott Senecal 7) 12 John Knight 8) 19 Dave Driscoll 9) 87 Don M. Judd Jr. 10) 16 Daniel Gooden 11) 39 Greg Brackett 12) 25 Charles Kimball Scott Corey had the championship in the books going into the night. Corey tried with everything he had to also wrap up his season with a win but Dustin Jackson was able to overcome Corey for the last win of the season. Corey grabbed 2nd and Christian Laflamme not only came back strong towards the end of the race to finish 3rd but he also ended his season as Rookie of the year. I would also like to give a big thank you to a youngster who loves to help flag the kids truck divison, Kasen Hodgdon. Hodgdon does a wonderful job in the flag stand and hopefully will be a flag man in the future. Thank you Kasen for a job well done. Thank you everyone for a great season!!! - |
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It was a wild night from practice to the features at WMMP.
Everyone battling for every last point they can gain on the
driver ahead of them as there is only 1 point event left of the
2016 season. Mother nature didn't start out the afternoon nicely with a quick rain storm. Once the track was dried practice could be underway. It was a rough practice session for 3 of our NAPA late models. Dave Labreque spun in turn 4 and James Capps had nowhere to go and no time to slow down as he hit Labreque in the drivers side door. Allie Menard also got tangled up in the spin. Unfortunately Capps car was destroyed and has ended his season early, thankfully he walked away with no injuries. Labreque and Menard were able to make repairs in time for their heat events. We started the night off with 2 Dads 4 by Tool and Supply heats who also had the first 2 features of the evening. The first feature saw 3 rookies take to the highbanks. The #07 of Branden Taggett took the 1/4 for the first time ever. Heitz and Wentworth have been racing for a few weekends and it showed this weekend. Both Heitz and Wentworth were able to lead a few laps each. When the checkers came out Cassidy Wentworth was the first to cross the finish line, followed by Heitz and Taggett. The veterans continue to show their growth in the sport. Parkin and Walton went side by side for a few laps but Parkin was able to overcome to finish 2nd. Matt Frey worked the outside like a pro and was able to grab the win. Douglas had his work cut out for himself and managed to come home with the 3rd place trophy.  Kids Trucks Finish 1) 41 Matt Frey 2) 88x Nathaniel Parkin 3) 27 Robby Gordon Douglas 4) 51 Tyler Thompson 5) 15 Christopher Pierce 6) 88 Nate Walton 7) 02 Zachary Deaton  Second Kids Trucks Race Finish 1) 26 Cassidy Wentworth 2) 99 Madison Heitz 3) 07 Brandon taggett NAPA Late Models had 16 cars in the put area. Unfortunately Capps and Brown were unable to start as Brown lost a rear end early in the night. The battle of the night was between Welch and Cahoon. Welch had the lead as Cahoon was all over his back bumper. Eventually Cahoon was able to work himself around Welch for the win. Bernie Lantana rounded out the podium with a 3rd place finish for the evening.  Late Models Finish 1) 83 Stacy Cahoon 2) 78 Quinny Welch 3) 3 Bernie lantagne 4) 74 Jerry Lesage 5) 31 Mike Kenison 6) 55 Russell Clark 7) 4 Jonathan Lemay 8) 42 Mike Jurkowski 9) 12 Michael Bailey 10) 72 Scott Coburn 11) 88 Jeremy Welch 12) 06 Allison Menard 13) 57 Dave Lebrecque 14) 41 Dave Boyce DNS 20 Richie Brown DNS 64 James Capps The Wells River Chevy Tigers saw the young gun Kaleb Rodgers drive like a veteran as he held off the hard chargers for most of the race. Tim Churchill, a top runner, got into an incident which unfortunately ended his night with a lift back to the pit area on the flatbed. Current point leader Matt Morrill was able to grab another win. It was a good night for the Heitz household as Steve grabbed 3rd place.  Tigers Finish 1) 9 Matthew Morrill 2) 37 Kaleb Rogers 3) 99 Steven Heitz 4) 27 Cody Blake 5) 54 Colin Cornell 6) 4 Shane Sicard 7) 94 Randy Dockham 8) 88 Todd Colpitts 9) 33 David Allbee 10) 71 Evan Amour 11) 14 Tyler Farnham 12) 3 Anthony Tompkins 13)28 David Baron Sr 14) 84 Elwin Sydney 15) 96 Chip Lacquire 16) 17 Desirae Sicard 17) 66 Tim Churchill DNS 23 Mike Potter Woodsville Guaranty Savings Bank Strictly Minis always battle hard against one another. Team cars Scott Senecal and Brett Jackson battled for the lead till the very end. Senecal held on for the win. Jackson crossed the stripe 2nd. The position to watch was who would cross the line 3rd. Current point leader Scott Corey gave it it all he had to try and overcome Sicard as she held on with all she had. We had to await the final word from scoring but it was Sicard who grabbed the 3rd place honors.  Strictly Minis Finish 1) 17 Scott Senecal 2) 31 Brett Jackson 3) 91 Keri Sicard 4) 02 Scott Corey 5) 10 Christian Laflamme 6) 12 John Knight 7) 87 Don M. Judd Jr. 8) 39 Greg Brackett 9) 19 Dave Driscoll 10) 37 Dustin Jackson DNS 14 Michael Richards The Twisted Tea Dwarf Cars saw Mark Wiggett go into the night just 9 points over "Downtown" Bobby Brown. Brown wanted every position he could get over Wiggett. Brown was able to hold off hard charger Norman Forrest for the win. Forrest finished 2nd and Eric Corum rounded out the podium.  Dwarfs Finish 1) 27 Robert Brown 2) 01 Norman Forest 3) 7 Eric Corum 4) 60 Tom Smithers 5) 29 Mark Wiggett 6) 26 Jim Wentworth 7) 14 Michael Donahue 8) 17 Tyler Jones 9) 33 Jeff Marshall You don't wanna miss the final points even of the year,grab a friend or 5 and head to WMMP on Saturday the 17th for some of the best short track racing in the area. Racing starts at 6pm. Hope to see you there. Thank you everyone for a great night of racing! We didn't rain out, whooo hooo! |
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Tigers/Strictly Stocks practice tires will be available after
Tuesday, April 19th. Tire pricing is $125.00 per tire. The practice tires will be available for purchase at the track only on Mondays and Thursdays from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM unless other arrangements have been made with Donald. |
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| 2016 DIVISION ANNOUNCEMENT | |
| Donnie and Terri Avery and Family,
along with a very dedicated staff, would like to announce a race
format change for the 2016 racing season and beyond. After a great deal of thought, some testing, and great feedback from race teams from years past, we will be combining the Strictly Stock and the Tiger Sportsman divisions to provide even more exciting competition. The Tiger Sportsman group has always seen great action, and with the addition of the Strictly Stocks, the car count increase should make the racing even better. But patience will be needed. The Strictly Stock rules have been redone in a way that should not be too costly for the racers. Additional rules may have to be addressed as the season goes along. The majority of drivers that have called have been very helpful and wish to make this work for both the competitors and the fans. |