WATERBURY, VT – Paul Wells of Enosburg has filed the first entry for “The People’s Race”, the 23rd annual M&M Beverage Enduro 200 on Sunday, July 29 at Barre’s Thunder Road. The Enduro is a 200-lap, no-holds-barred event where over 100 amateur drivers race virtually street-legal automobiles for a top prize of $2,000.
“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.
Maine Driver Comes Back After Pit Stop To Pull Away From Field in Forbes Chevrolet-Olds 200
NAPLES, ME (June 24, 2007) – Cassius Clark was the dominant force when the PASS North Super Late Model Series visited Scotia Speedworld near Halifax, Nova Scotia for the Forbes Chevrolet-Olds 200 on Saturday night.
BARRE, VT – Veteran stock car racer Joey Laquerre of East Montpelier has been taking the young
drivers at Barre’s Thunder Road to school for five decades, and Thursday’s WDEV 100 was no different. The 63 year-old won the NAPA Tiger Sportsman division’s second long-distance event of the season, making it a clean sweep of the 100-lap features in 2007.
New Hampshire Cup Weekend Also Has a Tradition of Short Track Super Late Model Action
NAPLES, ME (June 20, 2007) – Whenever the NASCAR Nextel Cup teams have come to New Hampshire International Speedway to race, it has become a tradition that the PASS North Super Late Models have not been far away. For the past several years, when fans have been to NHIS, the PASS North cars have been at a short track within a short drive on the Saturday night of race weekend.