Johnny Clark Stays on Top for Late Race PASS 150 Win over D.J. Shaw
/Ben Mikitarian Dominates Stellar Return for NEMA
N. Woodstock, NH — With two features on the finale weekend, the Fisher Auto Parts Flying Tigers started off feature racing on Saturday with Kyle Willis and Todd Derrington duking it out side-by-side. Rookie Derrington took off with the early lead before the lap 9 caution for a stalled Mike Clark. Matt Potter would find himself in the top spot following the restart with top point chaser Luke Peters and Shane Sicard in tow on the inside line. Potter would lose the lead with a spin cycle in turn four to set up a fight between championship hopefuls Sicard and Peters over the final eight laps. It was Shane Sicard who went back-to-back for the win over Peters and Owen Cheney at the line.
Johnny Racer photo
Johnny Racer photo
Alex Smith launched off with the lead in the PASS Modified 75-lapper with the field quickly settling into single-file with nothing but time ahead. Spencer Morse was the first to jump to the outside groove on lap 15, making it work with a long march ahead. Morse would lead lap 23 as Chanler Harrison also began to walk up the wide-open outside groove before a pair of single car spin cautions just after the halfway point. Nothing stood in the way with Spencer Morse taking the 75-lap win over Kyle Hewins and Chanler Harrison under the checkers.
Johnny Racer photo
Johnny Racer photo
It was a pair of former Oxford 250 champions at the head of the PASS Super Late Model 150 with Austin Teras and Jeremy Whorff. Teras was quick to grab the lead as Whorff and Ryan Kuhn went to battle for second as D.J. Shaw, last week’s winner Johnny Clark, Gabe Brown and Joey Doiron drove mired deep in traffic out back. Using the lap car of J.P. Josiasse, Jimmy Hebert took over the lead from Teras on lap 45 as Shaw and Doiron entered the top five behind Kuhn. The top five cars found themselves trapped in around four lap cars with Hebert amazingly able to hold onto the lead as Teras fell under attack by D.J. Shaw.
Johnny Racer photo
Johnny Racer photo
After running around the White Mountain quarter mile, Hebert and Gabe Brown made contact in turn four, sending both slam-banging into the infield to call out the lap 107 caution. On the restart, Shaw and Doiron went to war at the front of the pack right before another caution for the spinning Pat Corbett and Mike Scorzelli in turn one. The restart set up a final twenty-five lap dash between Shaw and Johnny Clark with Clark launching into the lead and never looked back to take the $7,000 win over Shaw and Joey Doiron.
The NEMA Lites took the stage for the Jim O’Brien Memorial 50, their first visit to White Mountain Motorsports Park since 1995. Mike Pernesiglio would quickly nab the lead, jumping to the head of the pack and staring down the barrel at 50-laps ahead. Pernesiglio Dennis Potter and Ben Mikitarian split the lap cars of Greg Clar and Mitchell O’Brien on the backstretch, amazingly able to keep things righted at over eighty-miles-an-hour. Mikitarian would lead the halfway point but Pernesiglio would not yield as they swapped lanes in and around continued bouts with lap traffic.
Mitchell O’Brien brought out the first caution on lap 32, stalled just off the white line in the infield at the start-finish line to call out the yellow. Mikitarian once again launched with the lead, grabbing almost a half lap advantage before the final caution on lap 48 with Matt O’Brien’s spin in turn four, halting him dangerously broadside in the middle of the racing groove. The green-white-checker finish saw Ben Mikitarian take the dominant win over PJ Stergios and Mike Pernesiglio in a spirited showdown of the ages for the NEMA Lites.
Johnny Racer photo
Johnny Racer photo
The Thunderstock Crown Vics rounded out Saturday’s program with eleven cars making the inaugural trip to White Mountain Motorsports Park and ten cars starting the 40-lap feature. Tyler Moore and Karson Hewins duked it out at the front for much of their feature racing action with Moore taking the win over Hewins and Spencer Moore in the popular debut of the Crown Vics at White Mountain.
Johnny Racer photo
Johnny Racer photo
Sunday, Sunday, Sunday! September 28th brings the 2025 White Mountain Motorsports Park Championships for the 1764 Sports Bar & Grill Late Models, Fisher Auto Parts Flying Tigers, Bar Harbor Bank & Trust Strictly Minis, Ammonoosuc Asphalt Mini Late Models and Dwarf Cars plus the King of the Kids special for the Dad’s 4 By Tool & Supply Kids Division with a 2:50pm afternoon post time! Sunday General Admission is set at $15 for adults, $5 for kids 12-6 with children five and under free! The Family Four Pack (two adults, two kids) will also be available for $30.
For more information, contact the White Mountain Motorsports Park offices at (802) 244-6963, media@acttour.com, or visit www.whitemountainmotorsports.com. You can also follow us on Facebook and Instagram!
Pro All Stars Series Showdown
White Mountain Motorsports Park – N. Woodstock, NH
Saturday, September 27, 2025
UNOFFICIAL RESULTS
PASS Super Late Models – (150 Laps)
1. 54 Johnny Clark Hallowell, ME
2. 60 D.J. Shaw Center Conway, NH
3. 73D Joey Doiron Berwick, ME
4. 29 Austin Teras Gray, ME
5. 44 Trevor Sanborn Cornish, ME
6. 72 Ryan Kuhn E. Bridgewater, MA
7. 09R Silas Ripley Warren, ME
8. 58VT Jimmy Hebert Williamstown, VT
9. 88 Brandon Barker Westbrook, ME
10. 5x Bobby Therrien Hinesburg, VT
11. 94 Garrett Hall Scarborough, ME
12. 00 Jeremie Whorff Bath, ME
13. 18VT Kaiden Fisher Shelburne, VT
14. 50 Jeremy Davis Tamworth, NH
15. 17G Tracy Gordon Strong, ME
16. 18 Michael Scorzelli Feura Bush, NY
17. 5VT Pat Corbett Williamstown, VT
18. 32Q Alex Quarterley Westfield, MA
19. 24J JP Josiasse Ennismore, ON
20. 12V Brandon Varney Otisfield, ME
21. 47 Gabe Brown Center Conway, NH
22. 35 Bobby Nadeau Buxton, ME
PASS Modifieds – (75 Laps)
1. 34 Spencer Morse Naples, ME
2. 21 Kyle Hewins Oxford, ME
3. 85 Chanler Harrison Freeport, ME
4. 66 Jacoby Maines Hollis Center, ME
5. 0P Bill Penfold Oxford, ME
6. 6 Zach Bowie New Gloucester, ME
7. 0s Alex Smith Oxford, ME
8. 4 Kody Macomber Naples, ME
9. 34R Tyler Robbins Montville, ME
10. 70 Rick Thompson, Jr. Bridgton, ME
11. 7 Spencer Vaughn Canton, ME
NEMA Lites – Jim O’Brien Memorial (50 Laps)
1. 9 Ben Mikitarian Northborough, MA
2. 29 PJ Stergios Nottingham, NH
3. 28 Mike Pernesiglio Lake Grove, NY
4. 17 Kyle Valeri Monument Beach, MA
5. 03 Dennis Potter New Boston, NH
6. 59 Brayden Egan Ashford, CT
7. 47 Randy Cabral Kingston, MA
8. 53 Dylan Coutu Griswold, CT
9. 30 Paul Scally Raynham, MA
10. 88 Tyson Adamik Salam, CT
11. 94 Tianna Kibbe Macungle, PA
12. 3 Christopher Vose Gloversville, NY
13. 8 Ethan Dion Oakdale, CT
14. 55 Drew Eldridge Bow, NH
15. 35 Matt O’Brien Deerfield, NH
16. 61 Jeff Ainsworth Bethlehem, NH
17. 99 Greg Klar Hackettstown, NJ
18. 57 AJ Moore Litchfield, CT
19. 16 Mitchell O’Brien Deerfield, NH
20. 98 Anthony Buccilli Stoughton, MA
Fisher Auto Parts Flying Tigers – (35 Laps)
1 4NH Shane Sicard Barton, VT
2 26VT Luke Peters Groton, VT
3 29VT Owen Cheney Moretown, VT
4 31VT Logan Powers Middlesex, VT
5 50NH Mike Clark Littleton, NH
6 94VT Derrick Calkins Hinesburg, VT
7 43VT Kyle Willis Derby Line, VT
8 66VT JT Blanchard Georgia, VT
9 49VT Austin Sicard Gilmanton, NH
10 23VT Matt Potter Marshfield, VT
11 57NH #Todd Derrington Littleton, NH
12 15VT Joey Laquerre E. Montpelier, VT
13 46VT Aaron Maynard Lyndonville, VT
14 36NH Nathan Hamblett Derby Line, VT
Thunderstock Crown Vics – (40 Laps)
1. 9 Tyler Moore South Paris, ME
2. 3 Karson Hewins Oxford, ME
3. 60 Spencer Moore Oxford, ME
4. 2 Steve Miller Jr. Grantham, NH
5. 21 Derek Guptill Strong, ME
6. 28 Stebe Miller Sr. Grantham, NH
7. 9 Tyrese Mello Millville, MA
8. 13 Shaun Hinkley Oxford, ME
9. 11 Logan Spencer Oxford, ME
10. 31 Thomas Richards South Paris, ME
DNS 20 Anthony Giggey Auburn, ME
