(Naples, ME — May 2, 2007) After a long winter, a rainy spring, and a few false starts, the fastest full-bodied race cars in the Northeast return to the local tracks this Saturday and Sunday, May 5th and 6th in a big PASS Doubleheader Weekend.
Beech Ridge and Speedway 95 Events Are On the Docket for a Fine Spring Weekend
NAPLES, ME (May 1, 2007) – It’s a racer’s dream and a team’s nightmare – two races in one weekend.
After sitting idle since their 2006 season concluded at Unity Raceway (ME) in October, the PASS North Super Late Model teams now have a busy weekend ahead of them with two events on consecutive days. First up is this Saturday’s season-opener at Maine’s Beech Ridge Motor Speedway and Speedway 95. Teams will race in Southern Maine’s Beech Ridge Motor Speedway on Saturday afternoon and then head up the Interstate a few hours to compete in another 150-lap event at Speedway 95, located just outside of Bangor, on Sunday.
Family is Key to Success for This Three-Time PASS North Champion
NAPLES, ME (April 20, 2007) – On May 20, 2001, Ben Rowe was part of the first-ever Pro All Stars Series event. The race took place at Lee USA Speedway in Southern New Hampshire. Rowe won his heat race that day, but ran into trouble during the feature and finished 23rd.
NAPLES, ME (April 20, 2007) – As the off-season for the Pro All Star Series Super Late Models wound down, last year’s top winner on the tour was not quite sure what 2007 held in store for him. Cassius Clark drove the Ed Chapman-owned #8 to five PASS North victories last season and then backed that up by taking the checkered flag in the inaugural Mason-Dixon Meltdown at South Boston Speedway (VA).
Name: Marty Emerson
Age: 27
Hometown: Durham maine
Race Series: PASS Outlaw
Car: 1994 howe chevrolet #01
Sponsors: 1800-divorce shankman assoc., emerson trucking, final lap ice creamshack, beauileu const. shain's of maine ice,
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.