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Super Late Model Tour Will Share Stage with Busch East Series
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Various forms of Modified racing might be standard fare at short track around Connecticut, but race fans will be in for a special treat on Saturday, July 14th when two of the most prestigious stock car tours in the Northeast come to Thompson International Speedway for the “Full Fendered Frenzy” show. |
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Mike Rowe Wins Thrilling PASS North All-Star 200
Rowe’s Second Win of the Season Comes after Kyle Busch Team Is Penalized
NAPLES, ME (July 1, 2007) – In front of a record crowd at All-Star Speedway in Epping, New Hampshire, NASCAR NEXTEL Cup standout Kyle Busch and veteran short track campaigner Mike Rowe put on a show for the ages. Busch took the lead from Mike Rowe on lap 179 and took the checkered flag first in the PASS North All-Star 200 event Saturday night, but after post-race evaluations the win was given to Rowe due to an unapproved tire change by Busch’s number-51 team.
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New Hampshire Bullring Promises 200 Laps of Great Super Late Model Racing
NAPLES, ME (June 25, 2007) – All-Star Speedway (NH) is one of the tracks on the Pro All Stars Series (PASS) North Super Late Model schedule where weekly competitors can dice it up with tour regulars. A number of veterans who know the place well, like Bobby Gahan, Eric Hudson and Babe Branscomb, are expected to enter the All-Star 200 on June 29th-30th and, of course, the regular stars of PASS North will be there as well – guys like Johnny Clark, Ben Rowe, Mike Rowe, Cassius Clark, Richie Dearborn, Travis Benjamin, Trevor Sanborn, Alan Tardiff and Derek Ramstrom.
“Firecracker 125” Looks To Be One of the Hottest Races of the Season
CONCORD, NC (June 25, 2007) – There is nothing more American than the Fourth of July. It’s a day that celebrates the country’s independence, where families cookout, watch fireworks and spend the day together. Well, there are few professional sports in the country more American than short track racing.
Mainer Wins Forbes 200 PASS North Race at Scotia Speedworld
NAPLES, ME (June 25, 2007) – Whenever a citizen crosses the United States/Canadian border, they are asked if they have any items that they acquired out of country to declare. After his trip North of the Border this weekend, Maine’s Cassius Clark had to declare some hardware on his return home. It wasn’t the type of hardware that he could have bought at the country’s Canadian Tire or Home Hardware chains though. It was the type of hardware that could only be earned by winning a race.