Son Leads Father by a Thin Margin Going into White Mountain Finale
NAPLES ME (October 9, 2007) – In racing, there have been battles through the years of brother-against-brother, friend-against-friend and teammate-versus-teammate. Sometimes a victory has been at stake. At other times, it’s been a championship.
(Naples, ME – October 7, 2007) The PASS Modifieds were led to the green by Tim Churchill in the #66 and Scott McDaniel in the #14 with the #33 of Bill Dixon close behind. Dixon lost a tire and brought out a yellow on lap 4, putting a quick end to what was looking like a good day.
Norris and Landry Take Support Race Victories
NAPLES, ME (October 7, 2007) – The Pro All Stars Series (PASS) North Super Late Model portion of Saturday night’s show at All-Star Speedway (NH) was rained out. The PASS Modifieds and Pullen Heavy Industries Sportsmen races, which were also a part of the show, ran their events before the weather turned bad.
(Naples, ME – October 4, 2007) Strange things happen in the night in October, and Saturday night at All-Star Speedway in Epping, NH may not be any different when the PASS North Super Late Models, PASS Modifieds, and the PASS Pullen Sportsman Series go at in the second last point’s race of the season.
A Night of Firsts Lands Hindman In Victory Lane In the “Over the Mountain 150”
HICKORY, NC (September 30, 2007) – Hickory Motor Speedway (NC) has been the site of many firsts when it comes to the Pro All Stars Series (PASS) South Super Late Model tour in the last two years. Hickory was the site of the first ever PASS South race in April 2006 and saw Mike Rowe take the first checkered flag. It was the site of Ryan Lawler’s first-ever PASS South victory and he has turned that success into two more series wins since then.
Ryan Lawler’s Hickory Dominance Comes to an End With Sudden Drop Out Late
HICKORY, NC (September 29, 2007) – Heath Hindman put an end to Ryan Lawler’s dominance in the PASS South Super Late Model series at Hickory Motor Speedway (NC) Saturday night in the “Over the Mountain 150” for his first-career PASS South victory. Hindman took the lead for good on lap 143, when Lawler, who had won the previous two PASS South events at Hickory and had a dominating performance Saturday going for his third in a row, suddenly slowed in turn one under caution with a bad alternator.