-by Justin St. Louis
The Série ACT Castrol was back in action at Autodrome Chaudière on Saturday night, and what a wild race it was. At a track that looks and feels like a cross between Vermont’s Thunder Road and New Hampshire’s White Mountain Motorsports Park (and, thanks to the cows off Turn 3, sometimes smells like the Devil’s Bowl Speedway dirt track in southern VT), the Castrol drivers were, shall we say, a little trigger-happy.
CHARLOTTE, NC (June 17) – Over the years, the Pro All Stars Series (PASS) South Super Late Models have competed on a variety of different race tracks across the Southeast. From Virginia to Georgia, from flat half-miles to high banked 3/8 miles, the PASS South Series has been there and done that. But, perhaps, PASS South’s greatest test rests this weekend at its smallest venue. On Friday night, the regulars of PASS South will tackle the .23 mile Wake County Speedway near Raleigh, NC for the Capital City Clash. Wake County Speedway is the only track in Virginia, North or South Carolina that features Super Late Models as its premier division. The combination of a tough, unfamiliar track could play right into the hands of the Wake County regulars.
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PASS South in action Friday night at Wake County Speedway
Naples ME ( June 16, 2008) The Pro All Stars Series (PASS) Steel’s Real Rods and Customs 125 previously scheduled for Wiscasset Raceway on Sunday June 15th has been reset for Sunday June 22nd . PASS Mods, Pluffybilt Racing Tractors Sportsman and a $500.00 to win Street Stock Nationals 50 lap qualifier round out Sunday’s racing schedule. Pit gates open at 9:00 AM and racing gets the green at 2:00 PM.
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VALLEE-JONCTION, QC – Serie ACT Castrol stock car driver Donald Theetge of Boischatel, QC won a caution-filled Coors Light 100 at Autodrome Chaudiere in Vallee-Jct., QC Saturday night. Theetge started seventh in the 26-car field and took the lead from Daniel Descoste on lap 7, then survived 17 caution periods and a race-long duel with St-Nicolas, QC driver Yvon Bedard for the victory.
BARRE, VT – Late Model stock car driver Trampas Demers scored a rare Triple Crown victory in the Ferguson Waterworks event at Barre’s Thunder Road on Thursday night. The South Burlington driver swept his qualifying heat, the bonus “semi-feature,” and then held off strong challenges from his father, Dennis, and Dave Whitcomb to win the 50-lap feature race for the American-Canadian Tour Late Model class. The victory was Trampas Demers’ first of the season, and made up for a bitter defeat at the
Harvest Equipment Mother’s Day race on May 11 when his car shut down while leading with 10 laps remaining.
Driver: Mark Lucas
Age: 33
Hometown: HARPSWELL, ME
Race Series: PASS MODS
Car: 9
Race Team: LUCAS RACING
Sponsors: LUCAS AUTO REPAIR, DALLAS OIL, OCEAN BOUNTY RESTERAUNT
CAR OWNERS DON&BEEZIE PRESCOTT
Race Stats– 98' OPS mini stock champion, 02'WISCASSET PRO STOCKS 3RD PLACE POINTS, ROOKIE OF THE YEAR & MOST IMPROVED DRIVER AWARDS, 04' PASS MOD CHAMPION, 05' PASS MOD 3RD PLACE POINTS, 07' PASS MOD SECOND PLACE POINTS. CAREER FINISHES 8 1ST,19 2ND,16 3RD,6 4TH,10 5TH,14 6TH,14 7TH,12 8TH,7 9TH,8 10TH.