Clark’s second half charge leads to third PASS North Super Late Model title
If you had to hang a title on Johnny Clark’s run to the 2008 Pro All Stars Series (PASS) North Championship, it might be “a tale of two seasons”. The Farmingdale Maine race car driver didn’t start his 2008 campaign with a great deal of flourish, but his team came on strong in the second half of the season to capture their third PASS Super Late Model Championship.
CHARLOTTE, NC (November 4) – The official radio show of the Pro All Stars Series (PASS), “Live To PASS” will move to Wednesday nights and expand to one hour it was announced late Tuesday. “Live To PASS” debuted on RaceTalkRadio.com earlier this year with hosts Dennis Michelsen and Alan Dietz and proved to be quite successful. “Live To PASS” will move to its new time slot at 7 PM EST this Wednesday night. The show returns in its expanded form and new night thanks to fans who wanted to know what was going on in the world PASS during the off season.
Johnny Clark turned in a dominate performance Saturday night at Virginia’s South Boston Speedway to win the Pro All Stars Series (PASS) South 250 lap season finale. It was the 2008 PASS North champion’s first win in the South series and Clark’s fourth checkered flag in his last eight PASS super late model starts.
CHARLOTTE, NC (October 21) – Rarely do you find a weekend of racing that will provide as much as action as what is about to be unleashed upon the South Boston (VA) Speedway. NASCAR and the Pro All Stars Series (PASS), two of the nation’s leading sanctioning bodies in short track racing, are combining to bring racing fans the Mason Dixon 500. This weekend America’s top racers from the PASS North and South Super Late Model divisions, along with the NASCAR Whelen All American Series Late Model Stocks cars, will converge on South Boston Speedway to compete in twin 250 lap races paying $10,000 each to the winners. But, before we look at the headline events, how did the Mason Dixon 500 come to being?
Alex Haase drove under Justin Wakefield in the closing laps of Saturday’s Pro All Stars Series (PASS) Howler 150 super late model feature at Greenville-Pickens Speedway to capture his third PASS victory of 2008 in his #51 Kyle Busch Foundation Toyota Camry.Haase edged out Warner New Hampshire’s Adam Bates and Goldsboro North Carolina’s Jeff Fultz for the victory. Trey Mitchell and Toby Porter rounded out the top five. Haase swept both PASS South events at Greenville-Pickens in 2008.
Naples ME (October 13,2008)– The Pro All Stars Series (PASS) South super late models have two big back to back race weekends coming up, and both races will crown PASS Champions.