Super Late Model Tour Kicks Off Their Season at Beech Ridge on April 21st
NAPLES, ME (April 12, 2007) – Over the past four years in PASS North Super Late Model racing, the championship fight has been a see-saw one. Ben Rowe won the championship in 2002 and 2003. Johnny Clark won it in 2004. Then Rowe came back to win another one. Last year, Clark nabbed his second one.
Five Star Race Car Bodies and SafetyFXOnline.com Offer Rewards For Teams
NAPLES, ME (April 12, 2007) – A pair of companies with products that all racers use are the latest contingency sponsors that have signed on with the Pro All Stars Series.
Lawler Kicks Some Easter Bunny Tail in PASS South Season Opener
Crate Engine Beats Others at Hickory Once Again
HICKORY, NC (April 9, 2007) – On Easter weekend 2006, there were a few things that debuted at Hickory Motor Speedway (NC) – mainly the PASS South Super Late Model Series and Ryan Lawler’s full-sized stock car racing career.
Ryan Lawler Wins Easter Bunny 150 at Hickory
Ryan Lawler won his first-ever PASS South Super Late Model race last August at Hickory Motor Speedway, thrusting his name among the elite young racers in the country. On Saturday night, Lawler cemented his place on that list by beating one of the toughest Super Late Model fields in the country so far this year in his dominating performance in the PASS South Easter Bunny 150 at Hickory Motor Speedway (NC). Lawler won by a comfortable margin over Ben Rowe, who had to overcome an early problem to rally back for second. Tim Nooner got his 2007 season started off on the right foot with a strong third-place run. For full results,
Chris Smith has proven himself to be a pretty good wheelman at Beech Ridge Motor Speedway (ME) – winning the track’s Limited Sportsman championship in 2003 and 2004, and coming just one point shy of a third title this past season. Now, Smith is going on tour with a new PASS Modified ride.
PASS Rookies in Super Late Models, Outlaws and Mods to Compete for Tires
NAPLES, ME (April 2, 2007) Making the step up to a touring series in racing can be big. There are bigger headlines, bigger crowds and bigger trophies ready to greet new rookies in a touring series. Unfortunately, there are often bigger budgets associated with a move up in racing as well. So every little bit of support helps out.