WHAT: 33rd Annual Furniture World of VT Spring Green
WHERE: Airborne Speedway, Plattsburgh, NY
WHEN: Sat., May 12, 2007
DISTANCE: 100 laps (50 miles)
SANCTION: American-Canadian Tour, Ltd. (ACT)
PROMOTER: Mike Perrotte
SCHEDULE: Pits Open: 12:00 pm Practice: 1:30 pm Post Time: 4:00 pm
POSTED AWARDS: $18,050.00
Maine Driver Scores a Convincing Victory in PASS North,
While Defending Champ Johnny Clark Takes Second Place
NAPLES, ME (May 7, 2007) – Every athlete dreams of a perfect day – one when any of his competitors can’t even challenge him for supremacy on the court, field or racetrack. Very rarely do those dreams come true, though.
Joey Porciello Holds Off Some Very Accomplished Company To Win PASS North Opener At Beech Ridge
Rookie Comes Out On Top After A Dogfight Through Lapped Traffic
NAPLES, ME (May 7, 2007) – When it came to the top finishers in Saturday’s Pro All Stars Series North Super Late Model season-opening race at Beech Ridge Motor Speedway in Scarborough, Maine, there were some heavy hitters represented.
PLATTSBURGH, NY – Scott Payea of Milton, VT is anticipating his return to Airborne Speedway this weekend, and with good reason: When the American-Canadian Tour (ACT) rolls into the fast 4/10-mile track for the 33rd annual Furniture World of VT Spring Green on Saturday, May 12, Payea will be looking for his second straight ACT Late Model Tour victory.
WATERBURY, VT – Thunder Road International Speedbowl officials have announced that stock car driver Joey Laquerre of East Montpelier, VT has been disqualified from his apparent second-place finish in the NAPA Tiger Sportsman division’s Merchants Bank feature event on Sunday, May 6.
Cassius Clark Powers to PASS North Victory at Speedway 95
Young Maine Driver Wins Third Race at Track in Last Four Events Held There
NAPLES, ME (May 6, 2007) – Cassius Clark put on a masterful performance on Sunday afternoon in the Pro All Stars Series North Super Late Model event at Speedway 95 near Bangor, Maine. The 25-year-old Farmington, Maine driver started fifth in the 150-lap race, but wasted little time getting to the front. Before the race was 50 laps old, Cassius Clark was pulling away from second-place runner Johnny Clark and at one point even threatened to lap the field.