Ryan Blaney and Preston Peltier have each scored race wins as the series makes its’ third stop on the thirteen race PASS South schedule. Blaney leads Peltier in the standings by just two markers (436-434) with Durham North Carolina’s Jay Fogleman right behind the top two at 410. Floridian George Gorham Jr. is a surprise in fourth and PASS South stalwart Heath Hindman completes the top five. Fifty-five drivers have earned PASS South championship points in the first two races of 2010.
The top five are all pre-entered in Saturdays Orange Blossom Special, plus a host of the fastest guys and gals of short track racing, Alex Fleming, Bradley McCaskill, Vermonter Steve Legendre, Ryan Moore, Duane Linville and Justin Wakefield have all filed their entries, as have Tayla Orleans, Kenzie Ruston, Spencer Wauters. Andy Loden, Devin Jones, Tim Pinion, John Batten, Jeff Bolen, Ohioan Jimmy Weller and Kevin Ruston
Friday April 23rd is practice day with rotating practice for the PASS super late models, limited late models, street stocks, Legends and Bandoleros from 3:00 PM to 7:00 PM ; the pit gate opens at 1:00 PM and closes at 8:00 PM.
On race day Saturday April 24th the pit gate opens at 11:00 AM with practice for all divisions from 1:00 PM until 4:10 PM. Time trials get the green at 5:00 PM and the first race is set for 6:45 PM. The popular on track drivers’ meet and greet will get underway at approximately 8:30 PM and the Orange Blossom Special 125 will roll off at 9:15 PM.
Five divisions of racing, free tickets, and 125 green flag laps for the fastest full fender short track race cars in the east. It’s a deal that can’t be beat! Make plans now for a short track Saturday night at Orange County Speedway with the Pro All Stars.
For more information visit www.proallstarsseries.com and www.ocstrack.com.