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FLYING TIGER OXFORD OPEN -
OPS - 10/19 - ENTRY FORM
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2019 WMMP ENDURO 200
RULES & ENTRY FORM |
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SATURDAY,
SEPTEMBER 7th
CHAMPIONSHIP NIGHT |
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Belanger Pulls Shocker
with Triple Crown Win
on Championship Night |
N. Woodstock, NH - Whitefield's Ben Belanger
saved the upset of the season for Championship Night by winning
the Flying Tiger Triple Crown Series finale at N. Woodstock,
NH's White Mountain Motorsports Park (WMMP) on Saturday,
September 7. Belanger took the lead from two-time Wells River
Chevrolet Flying Tiger Champion Shane Sicard early in the 75-lap
feature and never gave it up on his way to the victory in just
his third career Tiger start.
The Triple Crown finale ended up being the main event of the
night after rain forced the postponement of the Foley Oil &
Propane Late Model feature. The Late Models will run the 50-lap
event and officially crown the "King of the Mountains" on
Saturday, September 21 at 6:00pm as part of the Pro All Stars
Series 150.
Belanger started on the pole for the Flying Tigers by earning a
+5 in qualifying under the "plus-minus" system. However, it was
Barton, VT's Sicard who got the jump on the outside when the
field took the green. Belanger fought back, though, and got
around Sicard for the top spot on lap 11.
Both Sicard and Waterbury Center, VT 's Jason Woodard, the
top-two in Triple Crown points entering the event, dogged
Belanger until the first caution came out on lap 23 for a spin
involving Jason Rogers and Nathaniel Parkin. On the restart,
Sicard and fourth-place runner Cooper Bouchard got swept up in
another incident, handing Woodard the second spot.
But that was as close as Woodard would get to the lead. Five
more cautions would slow the event, including one on lap 42 for
rain on the backstretch. Each time, Belanger was able to hold
off Woodard, with the duo bouncing off each other at times in
their hungry pursuit of the win. As the pair fought at the
front, a lengthy battle developed for third on back, with Colin
Cornell, Amanda Wheeler, Michael Potter, Danny Doyle, and others
duking it out.
The final caution with 20 laps to go, which flew when Mike
MacAskill spun in turn two and was drilled by Rogers, gave
Woodard one final crack from the front row. Belanger kept him at
bay once again and roared to the unlikely victory.
Woodard's second-place finish was enough to give him the Triple
Crown championship. Sicard was only able to get back to sixth in
the final rundown but had already wrapped up the Flying Tiger
track championship coming into the event.
Bradford, VT's Wheeler ended up third in the event while
Hinesburg, VT's Bouchard recovered to finish fourth. Potter,
Sicard, Cornell, Doyle, Eric Messier, and Rogers completed the
top-10.
In the Woodsville Guaranty Savings Bank Strictly Stock Mini's,
Bethlehem's Dustin Jackson won the battle and the war. Jackson
came into the 25-lap feature event eight points behind
Littleton's Ryan Ware for the championship. But the youngster
immediately went to work charging to the front from his 12th
starting position.
Jackson was up to fourth while Ware was boxed in ninth when the
race's only caution flew on lap 19 for Richard Stockwell's spin.
When the green came back out, Jackson continued to cut through
the field, getting alongside rookie Gavin McGinnis of St.
Johnsbury, VT for the lead as they approached the white flag.
The two took the checkers in a photo finish with Jackson getting
his fourth win of the season by just 0.020 seconds. The victory,
coupled with Ware's seventh-place result, gave Jackson the
championship by four points.
McGinnis settled for a career-best second place while Lisbon's
Scott Senecal got his first podium of the year in third. Adam
Sicard, Tyler Thompson, Rusty Drew III, Ware, Nate Walton,
Andrew Kachmarik, and Brett Jackson rounded out the top-10.
The 7-Eleven Dwarf Cars had double features to decide their
championship. Waterford, VT's Andy Hill continued his reign atop
the division in their 25-lap make-up feature from June 29. Hill
took the lead from Lincoln's Bobby Brown with five laps to go
and cruised to his sixth win of the season in the caution-free
race. The victory all but assured Hill the championship going
into the regularly scheduled event. Brown finished second
followed by Jason Wyman, Norm Forest, and Dave Gyger.
In the Dwarf Car nightcap, Dunbarton's Forest bookended the year
with his second victory of the season. The Opening Night winner
got the break over polesitter Colby Bourgeois on the initial
green flag with Brown in hot pursuit.
Wyman and Hill quickly worked their way towards the front and
set off to hunt down the leader after both passed Brown. But
just as the two had Forest in their sights, the skies opened for
good on lap 16, ending the race nine laps short of the scheduled
distance and awarding Forest the win.
Easton's Wyman took second while Hill officially clinched the
championship with his third-place effort. Brown and Kevin Wyman
rounded out the top-five.
Colchester, VT's Ryan Bevins captured his second win of the
season in the Dads 4 By Tool & Supply Kids Trucks. Bevins
started on the outside pole of the 15-lap feature and took the
lead from Concord, VT's Dominic Warren on lap two.
Groton, VT's Luke Peters sliced his way to the front following
the event's only caution on lap seven and nosed in front of
Bevins for the lead with two to go. However, Bevins came back on
the final circuit and edged Peters out at the finish line by
0.054 seconds. Owen Rogers, Damion Sicard, and Luke Shannon
completed the top-five.
The Pro All Stars Series (PASS) takes over White Mountain
Motorsports Park on Saturday, September 21 at 6:00pm. The PASS
Super Late Models make their second visit of the season for a
150-lap event. They'll be joined by the PASS Modifieds, Honey
Badger Street Stock Series, and a $500-to-win non-point event
for the 7-Eleven Dwarf Cars. The night will begin with the Foley
Oil & Propane Late Model Championship Night feature that was
rained out on September 7. Admission is $20 for adults, $5 for
kids ages 6-12, and $40 for a family of four (2 adults, 2 kids).
For more information, contact the White Mountain Motorsports
Park offices at (802) 244-6963,
media@acttour.com. |
Championship Night -
Saturday, September 7, 2019
Official Results
(NOTE: The Foley Oil & Propane
Late Model feature was postponed due to rain. It will be run on
Saturday, September 21.)
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WELLS RIVER CHEVROLET FLYING
TIGERS
Flying Tiger Triple Crown Series Finale
Pos., Driver, Car #, Hometown
1. Ben Belanger ( 99nh ) Whitefield, NH
2. Jason Woodard ( 68vt ) Waterbury Ctr., VT
3. Amanda Wheeler ( 20nh ) Bradford, VT
4. Cooper Bouchard ( 7vt ) Hinesburg, VT
5. Michael Potter ( 23nh ) Plainfield, VT
6. Shane Sicard ( 4nh ) Barton, VT
7. Colin Cornell ( 54vt ) E. Burke, VT
8. Danny Doyle ( 51vt ) Chelsea, VT
9. Eric Messier ( 3vt ) Hinesburg, VT
10. Jason Rogers ( 37me ) W. Glover, VT
11. Aaron Maynard ( 46vt ) Lyndonville, VT
12. Burton Spooner III ( 4vt ) E. Montpelier, VT
13. Nathaniel Parkin ( 88nh ) Bradford, VT
14. Micheal MacAskill ( 33vt ) Williamstown, VT
15. Jaden Perry ( 92vt ) Hardwick, VT
16. Jody Sicard ( 49nh ) Gilmanton, NH
17. Adam Maynard ( 45vt ) Milton, VT
18. Jeff Dupont ( 10nh )
WOODSVILLE GUARANTY SAVINGS
BANK
STRICTLY STOCK MINIS
Pos., Driver, Car #, Hometown
1. Dustin Jackson ( 37 ) Bethlehem, NH
2. #Gavin McGinnis ( 10 ) St. Johnsbury, VT
3. Scott Senecal ( 1 ) Lisbon, NH
4. Adam Sicard ( 16 ) Barton, VT
5. #Tyler Thompson ( 51 ) Littleton, NH
6. Rusty Drew III ( 4 ) Franklin, NH
7. Ryan Ware ( 32 ) Littleton, NH
8. Nate Walton ( 88 ) Derby Line, VT
9. #Andrew Kachmarik ( 94 ) Maidstone, VT
10. Brett Jackson ( 31 ) Bethlehem, NH
11. John Knight ( 12 ) Franklin, NH
12. #Darren Newland ( 25 ) E. Burke, VT
13. #Jillian Baumgardner ( 14 ) N. Woodstock, NH
14. James Stone ( 92 ) St. Johnsbury, VT
15. #Jack Hayes ( 09 ) Littleton, NH
16. Jason Fallman ( 21 ) N. Woodstock, NH
17. Les Washburn ( 11 ) Bethlehem, NH
18. Richard Stockwell ( 82x ) Canaan, NH
19. Dave Driscoll ( 19 ) N. Woodstock, NH
20. Joe Giddings ( 41 ) Waterford, VT
21. Keri Driscoll ( 91 )
7-ELEVEN DWARF CARS
6/29 Make-Up Feature
Pos., Driver, Car #, Hometown
1. Andy Hill ( 8 ) Waterford, VT
2. Bobby Brown ( 27 ) Lincoln, NH
3. Jason Wyman ( 88 ) Easton, NH
4. Norman Forest ( 01 ) Dunbarton, NH
5. Dave Gyger ( 93 ) Campton, NH
6. Colby Bourgeois ( 33 ) St. Johnsbury, VT
7. Chad Dufour ( 52 ) Littleton, NH
8. Kevin Wyman ( 02 ) Bath, NH
9. Tommy Smithers ( 60 ) Gilmanton, NH
7-ELEVEN DWARF CARS
Championship Night Feature – shortened due to rain
Pos., Driver, Car #, Hometown
1. Norman Forest ( 01 ) Dunbarton, NH
2. Jason Wyman ( 88 ) Easton, NH
3. Andy Hill ( 8 ) Waterford, VT
4. Bobby Brown ( 27 ) Lincoln, NH
5. Kevin Wyman ( 02 ) Bath, NH
6. Chad Dufour ( 52 ) Littleton, NH
7. Ethan Tyrrell ( 23 ) Worcester, VT
8. Timothy Sherman Jr. ( 6 ) Northfield, VT
9. Colby Bourgeois ( 33 ) St. Johnsbury, VT
10. Dave Gyger ( 93 ) Campton, NH
11. Timothy Sherman Sr. ( 68 ) Berlin, VT
12. Tommy Smithers ( 60 ) Gilmanton, NH
DADS 4 BY TOOL & SUPPLY KIDS
TRUCKS
Pos., Driver, Car #, Hometown
1. Ryan Bevins ( 7 ) Colchester, VT
2. Luke Peters ( 26 ) Groton, VT
3. Owen Rogers ( 4 ) Glover, VT
4. Damion Sicard ( 23 ) Barton, VT
5. Luke Shannon ( 13 ) Groveton, NH
6. Dominic Warren ( 9 ) Concord, VT
7. Thomas Smithers, VI ( 24 ) Gilmanton, NH |
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2019 WMMP CHAMPIONS |
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WELLS RIVER CHEVROLET FLYING
TIGERS
SHANE SICARD - #4nh - BARTON, VT |
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WELLS RIVER CHEVROLET FLYING
TIGERS
FLYING TIGER TRIPLE CROWN SERIES
JASON WOODARD - # 68vt - WATERBURY
CNTR., VT |
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WOODSVILLE GUARANTY SAVINGS
BANK
STRICTLY STOCK MINIS
DUSTIN JACKSON - #37 - BETHLEHAM,
NH |
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7-ELEVEN DWARF CARS
ANDY HILL - #8 - WATERFORD, VT |
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WMMP Increases Weekly Purses
for The 2019 Season |
N. Woodstock, NH - Many racers at N. Woodstock,
NH's White Mountain Motorsports Park (WMMP) are already noticing
some extra cash in their pockets this season. Track ownership
announced today that it has increased weekly purses for all
point-counting divisions that race regularly at the 1/4-mile
oval.
These changes were made effective beginning with the
season-opening Caron Fabrication Spring Green. The higher weekly
awards could result in an increased net payout of well more than
$30,000 to WMMP drivers over the course of the 2019 season.
Special events in the Late Models, Flying Tigers, and Strictly
Stock Minis that have been added include even higher purses on
top of those given out weekly.
"We wanted to do something extra to reward the drivers who
support White Mountain," managing partner Cris Michaud said. "We
realize that, while nobody at this level is racing to make
money, a few extra dollars can make a big difference in a racing
budget. We also wanted to make sure everybody throughout the
field is getting something for their efforts instead of just the
top two or three finishers."
Purse changes in the Foley Oil & Propane Late Models primarily
focus on the back half of the top-10 in the main event. The
fourth- through seventh-place finishers are all getting a raise
of $50 per position with increases for eighth and ninth as well.
All starters in a 50-lap feature will receive at least $120 with
additional bonuses for making the semi-feature.
The Wells River Chevrolet Flying Tigers have received pay bumps
from the second spot on back versus 2018. Second-place money has
increased from $175 to $235 while third place has jumped from
$150 to $200. All Flying Tiger feature starters now receive a
minimum of $100. All told, a regular weekly feature will pay out
over 30 percent more money this year than last.
The Woodsville Guaranty Savings Bank Strictly Stock Minis are
getting big pay boosts throughout the field. The prize money for
winning a weekly feature has increased from $100 to $150. Second
and third will receive $125 and $100, respectively. Meanwhile,
start money has more than doubled from $20 to $50 for those who
run the feature each week.
Perhaps the biggest change to the purse structure is in the WMMP
Dwarf Cars. This year, the feature winner will collect $200, a
raise of more than 300 percent than the $60 they received last
year. The rest of the top-five also get three figures. Finishers
from sixth on back, along with non-starters, receive $50.
White Mountain Motorsports Park closes out the month of May on
Saturday, May 25 at 6:30pm. The Foley Oil & Propane Late Models
celebrate the arrival of warmer weather with the Spring Board
100. There is also a full card for the Wells River Chevrolet
Flying Tigers, Woodsville Guaranty Savings Bank Strictly Stock
Minis, and Dads 4 By Tool & Supply Kids Trucks. Admission is $12
for adults, $3 for kids ages 6-12, and $25 for the new family
ticket (2 adults, 2 kids).
For more information, contact the WMMP offices at (802) 244-6963
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2019 WMMP Season Passes |
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2019 WMMP
Season Pass Form |
N. Woodstock, NH - 11-21-18 - White Mountain Motorsports
Park (WMMP) officials announced today that the track will be
offering adult general admission season passes for the 2019
season. It will be the first time season passes can be purchased
in the track's 26-year history.
A season's pass will cost $215 and is good for general admission
to all 19 auto racing events at the New Hampshire oval. The
price is a savings of $74 - more than 25 percent - versus buying
a separate adult admission ticket to all events.
Season pass order forms are now available on the WMMP website at
the link above. They can also be ordered by calling the track
offices at (802) 244-6963.
"Season passes are a great way to reward your diehard and loyal
fans," WMMP managing partner Cris Michaud said. "They offer
great savings for the people who are at every event, and it
saves them from having to wait in line at the ticket booth. A
season pass is a great Christmas gift or birthday present, too!"
The WMMP 2019 schedule is posted on the track website. The
19-event schedule includes two events each for the
American-Canadian Tour and Pro All Stars Series, a tour-type
Modified event, a Flying Tiger Triple Crown Series, and a
season-ending Enduro 200.
For more information, contact the White Mountain Motorsports
Park offices at (802) 244-6963 or visit
www.whitemountainmotorsports.com. |
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NEW PIT ENTRY AGE LIMITS |
The management team at White Mountain Motorsports Park
powered by the Autosaver Group has made a change in policy for
admitting youngsters in the pit area for 2018.
Beginning at the practice event scheduled for Saturday, May 5th,
youngsters of any age will be
allowed to enter the pit area for that days’ event. All
necessary release forms must be filled out and turned in to
track pit booth personnel that day. There are no special rates
for these youngsters as they must pay current day pit prices.
Every youth must pay the fee including infants, no exceptions.
The reason for this is for insurance purposes.
SPECIAL RULES ARE IN EFFECT FOR
THIS NEW PROGRAM
1. All minors must be accompanied by an adult at all times.
2. If found running around unsupervised, the individual(s)
privilege will be revoked for the season.
3. If an individual loses the privilege to be in the pits, there
are absolutely no refunds.
White Mountain Motorsports Park management reserves the right to
cancel this program at any time. |
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