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SATURDAY, JULY 20TH |
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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, Strictly
Stock Minis and Dwarf Cars.
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 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
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MID-SEASON CHAMPIONSHIPS
SATURDAY, JULY 13th |
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Country Camper Mid-Season Win
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N. Woodstock, NH - Groveton's Quinny Welch took
a big step towards a fifth straight White Mountain Motorsports
(WMMP) track championship by capturing the Country Camper
Mid-Season Championships on Saturday, July 13. The current point
leader took the lead from Monroe's Oren Remick just past the
halfway mark of the extra-distance Foley Oil & Propane Late
Model feature and held on the rest of the way for the
double-point win.
Lyndonville, VT's Scott Corey grabbed the lead off the outside
pole in the 60-lap main event and set the early pace. However,
that pace was no match for Remick, who swept around Corey on the
fourth circuit. Remick did his best from there to outrun the
field in the caution-free event, but Welch steadily worked his
way up from the ninth starting position.
By lap 22, Welch was sitting in third behind Remick and fellow
former champion Stacey Cahoon of St. Johnsbury, VT. After
lurking for several laps, Welch made his move. He moved around
Cahoon for second on lap 29, and by the 33rd lap, he had gotten
past Remick for the lead. Both Remick and Cahoon kept pace
through lapped traffic down the stretch, but Welch was too
strong for both and brought home his third win of the season.
Remick finished second with Cahoon third. Mike Bailey, Jeff
Marshall, Christopher Pelkey, Joel Hodgdon, Stephen Donahue,
Corey, and Matthew Morrill rounded out the top-10.
Despite his ninth place finish in the nightcap, the event was
far from a downer for Corey, who opened the program by grabbing
the victory in a Late Model make-up feature from June 29. Corey
started outside pole that 50-lap event as well, and after
Whitfield's Jon Savage led the opening circuit, Corey powered
past to the point.
The race's lone caution at lap 13 for Savage's spin gave Bailey
a shot at Corey. While Bailey was able to nose ahead on the
outside and lead lap 14, Corey went back to the front the
following circuit. He was never headed from there, pulling away
for a convincing win. The victory completed a Triple Crown for
Corey, who had won his heat and the semi-feature on June 29
before the rain came.
Cahoon stormed from the back of the field to finish in the
runner-up spot for the first of his two podium finishes on the
night. Gilman's Marshall took third. Bailey, Welch, Remick,
Morrill, Savage, Cody Leblanc, and Allie Menard completed the
top-10.
Veteran Mike Potter of Plainfield, VT earned his first win of
the season in the Wells River Chevrolet Flying Tigers. Potter
started on the outside pole for the double-point 40-lap feature
and took the lead off the start from Bradford, VT's Nathaniel
Parkin. But while the field was on the smaller size, the
competitors who were there put on a full-fledged slugfest, with
Potter, Parkin, Jody Sicard, and Shane Sicard going all-out for
the win.
The lone caution flag flew with five laps to go after Parkin
spun out of the second spot, setting up a sprint to the
checkered. Barton, VT's Shane Sicard got a chance at Potter on
the restart, but contact sent Sicard sliding back in the field
and allowed Potter to get away for the win.
Gilmanton, NH's Jody Sicard finished second. Point leader Shane
Sicard was able to catch Parkin on the final lap for third.
Bethlehem's Les Washburn earned his first win of the season in
the Woodsville Guaranty Savings Bank Strictly Stock Mini's.
Washburn started fourth in the 30-lap feature and moved up to
the second spot when rookies Jillian Baumgardner and Gavin
McGinnis tangled racing for the lead on lap 4. He then grabbed
the top spot from a third rookie, Andrew Kachmarik, on the
restart and survived one more caution with seven laps to go for
a hard-fought victory.
Two other freshman, E. Burke, VT's Darren Newland and
Littleton's Tyler Thompson, made late charges on the final
second-lap sprint to capture second and third. Kasey Beattie,
Adam Sicard, Scott Senecal, Ryan Ware, Colby Bourgeois, Dustin
Jackson, and Kachmarik finished fourth through 10th.
Groveton's Luke Shannon stood in Victory Lane for the second
time this year in the Dads 4 By Tool & Supply Kids Trucks.
Shannon came from fourth on the grid to take the lead from
Damion Sicard on lap four of the 20-lap feature. He then held
off Thomas Smithers, VI down the stretch to earn the win. Luke
Peters took third followed by Ryan Bevins and Owen Boucher.
White Mountain Motorsports Park welcomes the Pro All Stars
Series (PASS) Super Late Models this Saturday, July 20 for the
New England Race Fuels 150. The event will also feature a full
card for the Foley Oil & Propane Late Models, Wells River
Chevrolet Flying Tigers, Woodsville Guaranty Savings Bank
Strictly Stock Mini's, and 7-Eleven Dwarf Cars. Qualifying for
weekly divisions will be at 6:15pm with the PASS heats going
green at 7:00pm. 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 WMMP offices at (802)
244-6963.
COUNTRY CAMPERS MID-SEASON
CHAMPIONSHIPS
SATURDAY, JULY 13, 2019 - OFFICIAL
RESULTS
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Photos by Mark Alan Sumner |
FOLEY OIL & PROPANE LATE MODELS
MID-SEASON CHAMPIONSHIPS
Pos., Driver, Car #, Hometown
1. Quinten Welch ( 78NH ) Groveton, NH
2. Oren Remick ( 21NH ) Monroe, NH
3. Stacy Cahoon ( 83VT ) St. Johnsbury, VT
4. Mike Bailey ( 1ME ) S. Barre, VT
5. Jeff Marshall ( 32NH ) Gilman, VT
6. Christopher Pelkey ( 64VT ) Graniteville, VT
7. Joel Hodgdon ( 36VT ) Craftsbury Common, VT
8. Stephen Donahue ( 2VT ) Graniteville, VT
9. Scott Corey ( 22NH ) Lyndonville, VT
10. Matthew Morrill ( 9NH ) Moultonborough, NH
11. Erick J. Sands ( 36NH ) Hampton, NH
12. Cody LeBlanc ( 55NH ) Berlin, NH
13. Allie Menard ( 06NH ) Dorchester, NH
14. David LaBrecque ( 57NH ) Thornton, NH
15. Reilly Lanphear ( 21VT ) Waterbury, VT
16. Jerry Lesage ( 74VT ) Winooski, VT
17. Jon Savage ( 78VT ) Whitfield, NH
FOLEY OIL & PROPANE LATE MODELS
6/29 MAKE-UP FEATURE
Pos., Driver, Car #, Hometown
1. Scott Corey ( 22NH ) Lyndonville, VT
2. Stacy Cahoon ( 83VT ) St. Johnsbury, VT
3. Jeff Marshall ( 32NH ) Gilman, VT
4. Mike Bailey ( 1ME ) S. Barre, VT
5. Quinten Welch ( 78NH ) Groveton, NH
6. Oren Remick ( 21NH ) Monroe, NH
7. Matthew Morrill ( 9NH ) Moultonborough, NH
8. Jon Savage ( 78VT ) Whitfield, NH
9. Cody LeBlanc ( 55NH ) Berlin, NH
10. Allie Menard ( 06NH ) Dorchester, NH
11. David LaBrecque ( 57NH ) Thornton, NH
DNS Mike Foster ( 7VT ) Williston, VT
WELLS RIVER CHEVROLET FLYING TIGERS
Pos., Driver, Car #, Hometown
1. Michael Potter ( 23NH ) Plainfield, VT
2. Jody Sicard ( 49NH ) Gilmanton, NH
3. Shane Sicard ( 4NH ) Barton, VT
4. Nathaniel Parkin ( 88NH ) Bradford, VT
WOODSVILLE GUARANTY SAVINGS BANK
STRICTLY STOCK MINI'S
Pos., Driver, Car #, Hometown
1. Les Washburn ( 11 ) Bethlehem, NH
2. #Darren Newland ( 25 ) E. Burke, VT
3. #Tyler Thompson ( 51 ) Littleton, NH
4. Kasey Beattie ( 45 ) St. Johnsbury, VT
5. Adam Sicard ( 16 ) Barton, VT
6. Scott Senecal ( 1 ) Lisbon, NH
7. Ryan Ware ( 32 ) Littleton, NH
8. Colby Bourgeois ( 82 ) St. Johnsbury, VT
9. Dustin Jackson ( 37 ) Bethlehem, NH
10. #Andrew Kachmarik ( 94 ) Maidstone, VT
11. Brett Jackson ( 31 ) Bethlehem, NH
12. Jamie Ball ( 99 ) Passumpsic, VT
13. Jason Fallman ( 21 ) N. Woodstock, NH
14. Rusty Drew III ( 4 ) Franklin, NH
15. #Gavin McGinnis ( 10 ) St. Johnsbury, VT
16. Erin Aiken ( 33 ) Claremont, NH
17. James Stone ( 92 ) St. Johnsbury, VT
18. #Jillian Baumgardner ( 14 ) N. Woodstock, NH
19. Keri Driscoll ( 91 )
20. Richard Stockwell ( 82X ) Canaan, NH
21. Todd Barrington ( 57 ) Littleton, NH
22. Dave Driscoll ( 19 ) N. Woodstock, NH
23. Willard Hedden ( 71 ) Pike, NH
24. Davey Chase ( 11X ) Hardwick, VT
DADS 4 BY TOOL & SUPPLY KIDS TRUCKS
Pos., Driver, Car #, Hometown
1. Luke Shannon ( 13 ) Groveton, NH
2. Thomas Smithers, VI ( 24 ) Gilmanton, NH
3. Luke Peters ( 26 ) Groton, VT
4. Ryan Bevins ( 7 ) Colchester, VT
5. Owen Boucher ( 77 ) Berwick, ME
6. Damion Sicard ( 23 ) Barton, VT
7. Dominic Warren ( 9 ) Concord, VT
DNS Christopher Pierce ( 15 ) Orford, NH |
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Saturday, August 3rd -
6:00 PM
ACT
Midsummer 250 - $10,000 to win |
Laperle, Welch, Pole Among
Early Commits to Midsummer 250 |
Waterbury, VT -
Entries from the biggest names in Northeast Late Model racing
have already started to arrive for the Midsummer 250 at N.
Woodstock's White Mountain Motorsports Park (WMMP) on Saturday,
August 3. The $10,000-to-win affair is drawing interest from
racers in both the U.S. and Canada as the longest, richest event
on the ACT Late Model Tour calendar.
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Laperle is aiming to break the record for most
ACT-sanctioned Late Model wins at the Midsummer 250.
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| Photo by Alan Ward |
St-Denis, QC's Patrick Laperle was
one of the first to file an entry for the Midsummer 250. "Le
Grand" Laperle has been knocking off big wins his entire
American-Canadian Tour (ACT) career, including three victories
in the Vermont Milk Bowl and a $25,000 score in the 2014 ACT
International.
The former ACT & Série ACT Champion is looking for his second
career victory at WMMP and first since back in 2002. A victory
would break a tie with fellow legend Brian Hoar for the most
ACT-sanctioned wins - and add another five-figure payday to his
ledger in the process.
"For sure, there's big money to win," Laperle said. "Last time
we were there in May, we finished fifth, and the car wasn't as
good as it is right now. So I think we have a good shot for the
win. But you never know. There's a lot of good racers that are
going to be there - all the best from ACT plus some guys from
Quebec are going to be there, so it's going to be tough. But it
would be awesome to win."
"We ran this event last year, and the car wasn't that good, and
we didn't even finish the race," Laperle added. "But with the
way the car is going right now, I think we've got a good shot.
We've changed a bunch of stuff on the car. Every time we change
stuff, though, it's getting better. So that's good news for us -
maybe not for the competition, though!"
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Groveton, NH's Quinny
Welch will lead the White Mountain regulars at the
Midsummer 250 who take on the ACT invaders. |
| Photo by Mark Alan Sumner |
The current WMMP point leader is also
ready to defend his home track. Seven-time WMMP Late Model
Champion Quinny Welch of Groveton, NH has sent in his Midsummer
250 entry and will headline the list of locals who try to outrun
the invaders.
Welch took second in ACT's first visit to WMMP this year for the
Spring Green. Should Welch succeed in doing one spot better, he
would become the first track regular to win an ACT Late Model
Tour event.
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Hudson, NH's Joey
Polewarczyk has numerous big ACT wins in his career and
is looking for one more at the Midsummer 250. |
| Photo by
Daniel Holben |
ACT has also received a
verbal commitment from Hudson, NH's Joey Polewarcyzk, the winner
last time out at Star Speedway. "Joey Pole" has been running a
partial ACT Tour schedule this year in his return to
competition, but the team confirmed following their Star victory
that they will be at WMMP on August 3.
Like Laperle, Polewarczyk is no stranger to big ACT Late Model
wins. 2014 Tour Champion has victories in the ACT International,
Oxford 250, ACT NHMS Invitational, and Vermont Govenor's Cup
under ACT rules. Earlier this year, Pole came out on top in
ACT's inaugural visit to Virginia's Richmond Raceway, joining a
select group that has won at the historic track.
These invaders and many others will join the best of the ACT
Late Model Tour in an event that comes as the championship hunt
is hitting high gear. Lebanon, NH's Rich Dubeau currently holds
a 14-point edge over Williamstown, VT's Jimmy Hebert. Two-time
defending champion Scott Payea of Colchester is 55 points behind
Dubeau in third. With just four point-counting events remaining,
every lap will matter for the trio from here on out.
Many other ACT regulars could be a
threat to win the $10,000 top prize. East Bridgewater, MA's Ryan
Kuhn earned his first ACT podium finish at Star and now returns
to a track where he has multiple top-10 finishes. Blainville,
QC's Jonathan Bouvrette resurrected his season over the month of
June and looks to keep the momentum rolling.
Milton, VT's Dylan Payea turned in his season's best effort at
Autodrome Chaudiere, a bullring that bears similarities to the
New Hampshire oval. Chris Pelkey, Scott Coburn, Claude Leclerc,
and the rest of the Tour regulars are also ready to roll.
Teams can enter the Midsummer 250 by
submitting the entry form at www.acttour.com/rules. The
early-entry deadline for the event is Monday, July 22.
The Midsummer 250 is coming Saturday, August 3 at N. Woodstock,
NH's White Mountain Motorsports Park. Qualifying begins at
6:00pm. The ACT Late Model Tour will be joined by WMMP's Wells
River Chevrolet Flying Tigers, Woodsville Guaranty Savings Bank
Strictly Stock Mini's, and 7-Eleven Dwarf Cars. The pits open at
11:00am and the front gates open at 2:00pm. Admission is $25 for
adults, $5 for kids ages 6-12, and $50 for a family of four (2
adults, 2 kids).
For more information, contact the ACT offices at (802) 244-6963,
media@acttour.com, or visit www.acttour.com. |
WMMP Announces Make-Up Dates
for June 29 Features |
N. Woodstock, NH - White Mountain Motorsports
Park (WMMP) has announced the make-up dates for three features
that were rained out on Saturday, June 29. Inclement weather
arrived partway through the program with the Flying Tiger Triple
Crown Series 75-lapper, Foley Oil & Propane Late Model feature,
and 7-Eleven Dwarf Car features yet to be run. All qualifying
along with the Woodsville Guaranty Savings Bank Strictly Stock
Mini and Dads 4 By Tool & Supply Kids Truck features had been
completed.
The Wells River Chevrolet Flying Tigers will double up on
Friday, July 5. The Independence Day Weekend Doubleheader now
begins with the 75-lap Triple Crown event. The Tigers will then
have round one of their 444 Holiday Special later in the night.
The Late Models will have double features on Saturday, July 13
as part of the New Hampshire Country Campers Mid-Season
Championships. They will open the night with the 50-lap make-up
feature and then have the added-distance mid-season
championships.
The Dwarf Cars are making up their feature on Saturday, August
17. That night will include double main events for the Dwarf
Cars along with the Flying Tiger Triple Crown finale.
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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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Bullring Bash to Debut 3-Event Slate
of Modified & Legends Events in 2019 |
Attleboro, MA - 12-12-18 - Modified
racing will return to White Mountain Motorsports Park (WMMP) and
Thunder Road Speedbowl in 2019 with the inaugural Bullring Bash
Quarter Mile Challenge. The promotion includes three brand new
events that will feature many of the top Modified and Legends
Cars drivers and teams in New England.
The Bullring Bash Quarter Mile Challenge brings Modified and
Legends Cars racing back to an area of northern New England that
has been asking for its return. The events will feature some of
the highest paying purses and most unique racing formats in
modern grassroots motorsports.
The first Bullring Bash event will take place on Sunday, June 16
at WMMP. It will be joined by previously announced events at
WMMP on August 10, and Thunder Road Speedbowl on September 14.
"With the Bullring Bash Quarter Mile Challenge, we're looking to
take the promotion of Modified and Legends racing in New England
to the next level," said Bullring Bash founder Josh Vanada, a
veteran of multiple national and regional motorsports
promotions. "We've assembled a team of the most talented
personnel available in order to put on three incredible events
in 2019, and we'll be racing at two of the most exciting
facilities in New England in White Mountain Motorsports Park and
Thunder Road Speedbowl. The stakes are high, and the intensity
on-track will be even higher."
"We're looking forward to hosting the Bullring Bash Quarter Mile
Challenge at Thunder Road and WMMP," said Cris Michaud, the
co-owner of both tracks. "It's been a long time since Modifieds
have raced at either facility, and a number of fans have told
the various track management teams over the years that they
hoped we would bring them back. We think the Bullring Bash is
the right opportunity for us to do so."
The three-event Bullring Bash calendar for the 2019 season is as
follows:
• June 16, 2019: White Mountain Motorsports Park, North
Woodstock, NH - POSTPONED DUE TO RAIN
• August 10, 2019: White Mountain Motorsports Park,
North Woodstock, NH
• September 14, 2019: Thunder Road Speedbowl, Barre, VT
Further announcements regarding the inaugural Bullring Bash
Quarter Mile Challenge, including event distances, rules and
regulations, sponsorships, and confirmed Modified and Legends
Cars participants, will be made over the coming weeks and months
leading up to the inaugural event.
To keep up with the Bullring Bash Quarter Mile Challenge, teams
and fans can visit
www.bullringbash.com.
Fans can also stay connected on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram
at @BullringBashQMC.
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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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