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2011-09-26

DJ Shaw back in PASS Winner's Circle at White Mountain

For Immediate Release: Media, contact Norm Desjardins @ racewithpass@yahoo.com

All Photo Credit to Norm Marx, please

 

North Woodstock NH (9/23) DJ Shaw battled a pair of Clarks in Saturday nights' Pro All Stars Series (PASS) North/National 150 to claim the victory at his home track, North Woodstock NH's White Mountain Motorsports Park

 

The victory was Shaw's third PASS North career win and his first since 2008. Johnny Clark came one step closer to a fourth consecutive PASS North title, finishing second. and Brad Babb backed up his strong run in the Beech Ridge PASS 300 with his first PASS podium in third.

 

Shaw and Cassius Clark led the full field to the green and Shaw got the jump on the initial green, but Clark drove under Shaw to take over the point on lap eight and the new pilot of the Hight 77 was in control until a restart on lap 104, when Shaw used the outside pole to make his move. Clark's race went bad at lap 126 when another competitor returned from the pits just as the field was restarting and Clark found himself with nowhere to go but up the race track, losing a ton spots in the process. Clark soldiered on to finish 8th at the checkers.

 

Meanwhile Johnny Clark had raced and paced his way up to second and it looked like there might be a repeat of PASS North's last visit to White Mountain when Clark denied Shaw in the waning laps . I t wasn't to be this time around as Shaw got a great restart off the night's final yellow at lap 127 and the man who claimed a late model title at the fast quarter mile at age sixteen sealed the deal.

 

Shaw's margin of victory was .584 seconds ; eleven of the twenty six starters completed all 150 green flag laps. Shaw, Johnny Clark and Cassius Clark each claimed a qualifier and Gary Smith claimed the consolation round.

 

The 75 lap PASS Sportsman feature started off on a wild note with a multi car wreck at the front of the field turned the race topsy turvy. When the dust settled championship contenders Dan McKeage and Craig Smith were out on lap two, and points leader Carey Marin was in the pits for repairs. The wreck claimed contender Jarrod Ledger, and sent Sam Gooden Jr. to the rear for his role in the melee. On the restart it was Donnie Morse to the lead and despite the best efforts of Clyde Hennessy and RJ Austin, the veteran couldn’t be rattled,claiming his first series win since 2008. Hennessy was the runner up with Austin a strong third.

 

Carey Martin recovered from the early race incident and came from the rear for fourth. Shane Tatro's misfortunes continued, the victim of a qualifying race wreck that left his racer looking like a PASS Modified/PASS Sportsman hybrid. Tatro picked his way through the pack to salvage a fifth place run and stay in contention for the series title.

 

Gooden Jr. and Martin each won a heat race.

 

Jay Fogleman took a hit in the PASS National points race with a twenty fifth spot in the final run down; National Championship point leader widened his lead in the series with his seventh place run. The PASS National Championship will be decided on November 26 at Orange County Speedway at the Thanksgiving Classic/Mason-Dixon Meltdown.

 

PASS North will crown Champions in all three series this Saturday October 1st when the fastest full fender cars and stars return to Oxford (ME) Plains Speedway for Championship Day. Wildcats and the North East Mini Stock Tour complete the five division card that goes green at 1:00 PM

 

Find PASS on line at www.proallstarsseries.com . Oxford Plains Speedway can be found at www.oxfordplains.com .

 

 

 

 

 

Unofficial Results – Pass North/National 150 – White Mt. Motorsports Park -9/24/11

 

1 60 DJ Shaw Center Conway NH 2 54 Johnny Clark Farmingdale ME 3 Brad Babb Windham NH 4 48 Lonnie Sommerville New Brunswick CA 5 17 Travis Benjamin Morrill ME 6 33 Richie Dearborn Hollis ME 7 4 Ben Rowe Turner ME 8 77 Cassius Clark Farmington ME 9 73 Joey Doiron Berwick ME 10 75 Gary Smith Bangor ME 11 Jeremy Davis Tamworth NH 12 27 QC Alex Gingras Quebec City QC 13 10 Scott Dragon Colchester VT 14 84 Alex Labbe St. Albert QC 15 16 Kevin Roberge Levis QC 16 88 Kyle DeSouza E. Providence RI 17 53 Alan Wilson Hebron ME 18 12 John Dabrowski W Bridgewater MA 19 2 Matt Matheson Geary New Brunswick CA 20 17A Scott Alexander Orrington ME 21 20 Steve Legendre St. Johnsbury VT 22 22 Aaron Ricker Tamworth NH 23 7G Curtis Gerry Waterboro ME 24 15 Mike Hopkins Hermon ME 25 4S Jay Fogleman 26 80 Dustin Hubbard Unity ME

 

Unofficial Results – PASS Sportsman 75

 

1 Donnie Morse Poland ME 2 Clyde Hennessy Windham ME 3 51 RJ Austin Smithfield ME 4 18 Carey Martin Denmark ME 5 58 Lyman McKeage Gorham ME 6 7 Shane Tatro Levant ME 7 60 Scott Dorr Westbrook ME 8 88 Andy Field Buxton ME 9 01X Sam Gooden Jr. Whitefield NH 10 34 Spencer Morse Waterboro ME 11 74 Doug Lalemme 12 01 Rob Drew Center Lovell ME 13 99 Steve Heitz Belmont NH 14 44 Jerrod Ledger Groveton NH 15 15 Craig Smith E. Waterboro ME 16 38 Dan McKeage Gorham ME 17 35 Bobby Nadeau Buxton ME 18 1 Ken Marier Littleton NH 19 777 Mike St. Germain Auburn ME

 


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2011-09-12

Clark Claims PASS North White Mountain win

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Media, contact Norm Desjardins – (603) 387-5598

 

 

North Woodstock NH (9/11) Johnny Clark kicked in the jets with 50 laps to go in Sunday afternoons Pro All Stars Series (PASS) North 150 at White Mountain Motorsports Park, winning a side by side battle with DJ Shaw to take the lead on lap 131 and nip Shaw for his sixth PASS North win of 2011. Shaw led the majority of the 150 green flag laps but had to settle for second. PASS rookie Bryan Kruczek led his share of laps and raced home a strong third, with Alex Gingras and Lonnie Sommerville rounding out the top five.

 

For ten seasons Clark and his Clark's Car Crushing team couldn't find the key to PASS victory lane at White Mountain, but he 's now won 2 of his last three starts at the fast quarter mile. His victory coupled with points challenger Ben Rowe's seventeenth place finish padded the defending series champions' point lead. Rowe was caught up in an early race wreck that took the nose off RMR ride, destroying any chance of a win at one of his favorite speedways..

 

Shaw and Kruzcek were the show for much of the race. The pair shared the front row and from the drop of the green they battled tooth and nail, swapping the lead on several occasions and distancing themselves from the field. Kruczek took over the top spot on lap nine and kept it until lap 69 when Shaw made his move . At the crossed flags it was Shaw, and Kruczek out front with Sommerville, Gingras and Travis Benjamin all giving chase.. Clark showed up in the top five at lap 85, picking off Gingras for fourth, Sommerville on lap 93 and Kruczek one lap later. Catching Shaw would be another matter though, as the Center Conway NH racer had his ride on a rail, and as the green flag laps ran down he was opening up a gap on Clark. But as so often happens, a yellow flag brought Shaw back to the field and the restart gave Clark the opportunity he needed to deny Shaw the checkers.

 

Clark's margin of victory as just .338 seconds. The race was slowed by seven cautions, and twelve of the twenty two starters completed all 150 green flag laps. Kruczek, Shaw and Scott Dragon won their qualifiers.

 

PASS 400 weekend presented by Southern Maine Motors.com is up next, with the mid week special kicking off the festivities on Thursday September 15 at 5:45 PM. Friday is a day of practice for all divisions, Qualifiers are on Saturday and the PASS 300, PASS Sportsman 100 and PASS Mod 50 are slated for Sunday. The 300 lap go for the super late models is round number four of the six race PASS National Championship series. Both days go green at 12:00 noon. Support divisions will round out both big days. For more information click on www.proallstarsseries.com and www.beechridge.com .

 

Unofficial Results

PASS North Super Late Models - 150 laps

 

1 54 Johnny Clark Farmingdale ME 2 60 DJ Shaw Center Conway NH 3 00 Bryan Kruczek New Market NH 4 27QC Alexander Gingras Quebec City CA 5 48 Lonnie Sommerville New Brunswick CA 6 14M Matt Frahm N Salem NH 7 10 Scott Dragon Colchester VT 8 73 Joey Doiron Berwick ME 9 17A Scott Alexander Orrington ME 10 75 Gary Smith Bangor ME 11 80 Dustin Hubbard Unity ME 12 2 Matt Matheson Geary New Brunswick CA 13 7G Curtis Gerry Limerick ME 14 07 Tom Scully Jr. Cranston RI 15 17 Travis Benjamin Morrill ME 16 12 John Dabrowski W Bridgewater MA 17 4 Ben Rowe Turner ME 18 16 Kevin Roberge Quebec CA 19 Kyle DeSouza E. Providence RI 20 11 Austin Brehio Hopkinton NH 21 92 Bill Brady Marstons Mill MA 22 7 Donnie Whitten Wells ME

 


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2011-08-23

PASS North: Next Stop, White Mountain

All three PASS North Series head for the mountains Sunday afternoon

 

Naples ME (8/23) The Pro All Stars Series (PASS) North Super Late Models, Mods and Sportsman are all on track this weekend when the three touring series visit North Woodstock New Hampshire's White Mountain Motorsports Park on Sunday afternoon August 28th.

 

Arguably one of the country's most scenic venues, the Avery family's quick quarter mile never fails to produce great racing and the track is a favorite for racers and fans alike.

 

There's 150 green flag laps on tap for the PASS North Super Late Models. Johnny Clark has built up a seventy one point lead on Ben Rowe in the series standings. He's batting .500 with five wins in ten starts, but there's still plenty of racing left with two White Mountain shows, the big Beech Ridge PASS 400 weekend and the season finale at Oxford Plains Speedway still on the docket. His sixth series title is promising but far from a lock.

 

When the PASS Mods last raced there was an unusual result – someone beside Andy Shaw took the checkers! Shaw has been unstoppable in 2011 winning five in a row until Allan Wilson broke the winning streak at Oxford. Wilson trails Shaw by just sixteen markers and he will be looking to gain a few more points when the checkers fall on the 40 lap PASS Mod feature.

 

There's only one name in the PASS Sportsman win column this season. Shane Tatro has claimed both 75 lap PASS Sportsman features in 2011 and he's eighteen up on Carey Martin in the title chase. Tatro will look to make it three for three but look for plenty of competition from teams that will join the touring Sportsman drivers for a chance to race the beautiful quarter mile on a Sunday afternoon.

 

The North East Mini Stock Tour  will complete the four division card.

 

The racing goes green at 2:00 PM on Sunday August 28. White Mountain Motorsports Park is on Route three in North Woodstock, New Hampshire. The track is on line at www.whitemtnmotorsports.com .

 

All the latest Pro All Stars Series news can be found at www.proallstarsseries.com .

 

 

 


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2010-09-14

Pro All Stars Series news: PASS North White Mountain Motorsports Park preview

PASS Super Late Model thunder at White Mountain Friday

NAPLES ME (9/14) The Pro All Stars Series (PASS) North super late models wrap up their tenth anniversary season  on Friday  September 17  with 150 12 second laps around one of the prettiest short tracks in the country,  North Woodstock New Hampshire’s  White Mountain Motorsports Park.

 

The series has crisscrossed New England since early May and there’s been plenty of excitement along the way. Bill Rodgers (Beech Ridge) and Dave Darling (Seekonk) beat the touring pros at their own game. Ben Rowe saw success with a new team. His dad Mike just kept on winning, scoring twice in his six 2010 PASS starts. Trevor Sanborn finally got his elusive PASS North win, and of course there’s point leader Johnny Clark’s phenomenal season with five wins and twelve top tens in the season’s first twelve events.

Clark took home the big trophy in the series’ first 2010 appearance at the Route 3 oval, but there are a number of familiar names that haven’t made their way into the 2010 win column and they will be looking to White Mountain to wrap up their season on a high note.

It’s an impressive list. Richie Dearborn’s last series win came in this race last season, and his family team will no doubt try to duplicate that win Friday night.  Cassius Clark has chased Johnny Clark and Ben Rowe in the point standings all season long, and he’s been in the top five on six occasions, including a strong second place run in last Sunday’s PASS 300. Clark’s last PASS North win came in July 2009 at Riverside, but he knows his way around White Mountain and he’ll be looking to end his season on a winning note. Adam Bates and Travis Benjamin are way, way overdue and there’s 2009 PASS North Rookie of the Year Nick Ribbe and 2010 Rookie of the year candidate Joey Doiron, two drivers that have shown promise all season long. Donnie Whitten gets around White Mountain with the best of them and he will look for a breakthrough win for  car owner Peter Petit  and crew.

These teams and many more will make the short track kick off to New Hampshire’s’ Fall Speed Weekend a night to remember as the PASS North super late model campaign draws to a close and a 2010 Champion is crowned.

White Mountain’s five weekly divisions will join the PASS super late models on the night’s racing card. The back gate swings open on Friday September 17 at noon, practice is on track from 2:30 PM to 5:30 PM and the first qualifier rolls off at 6:00 PM sharp.

More news, photos, points and links can be found at www.proallstarsseries.com

 


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2010-06-07

Tiger Tour race recap

Tom Therrien Wins Bond/WIX Tiger Tour at White Mountain

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North Woodstock, NH – Hinesburg’s Tom Therrien earned the first win on the 2010 Bond/WIX Tiger Tour at White Mountain Motorsports Park on Saturday, June 5. Therrien started in 17th and didn’t take the lead until lap 83, when he got by the 2009 Thunder Road Champion Jimmy Hebert. Therrien would hold off Hebert in a three lap sprint setup by a caution on lap 97. Therrien took the checkers just infront of Hebert in second and his brother Bobby Therrien in third. Hebert had led the majority of the race after the early leader Tony Rossi spun on lap 33.

 

Thunder Road Late Model star Dave Pembroke finished fourth followed by Jason Bonnett rounding out the top five. ACT Late Model Tour regular Chip Genier took sixth, Joey Roberts seventh, Mike Ziter eighth, Derrick O’Donnell ninth and Eric Badore completed the top ten.

The 100 lap event was completed in just over an hour with eight cautions. Twenty-six of the thirty starters were on the track for the checkers with twenty-three of them on the lead lap.

The second event on the 2010 Bond/WIX Tiger Tour is scheduled for Thursday, July 1 at Barre’s Thunder Road International Speedbowl. Post time is 6:30pm. Thunder Road will also be back in action this Sunday, June 13 with the Ferguson Waterworks event featuring Kiddie Rides. Post time is 4:00pm with Kiddie Rides from 1:30pm to 2:30pm.

Unofficial Results
Bond/Wix Tiger Tour Event #1
White Mountain Motorsports Park
Saturday, June 5, 2010
Fin Pos   Start Pos   Car#      Driver                       Laps

1             17              48          Tom Therrien           100

2             3                58          Jimmy Hebert          100

3             10              4            Bobby Therrien        100

4             19              27          David Pembroke      100

5             6                79          Jason Bonnett           100

6             12              99          Chip Grenier            100

7             20              50          Joey Roberts             100

8             21              26          Mike Ziter                100

9             7                68          Derrick O'Donnell    100

10           16              04          Eric Badore              100

11           11              19          Jay Webb                  100

12           13              37          David Finck               100

13           14              61          Jason Corliss             100

14           8                55          Brian Delphia           100

15           1                90          Tony Rossi                100

16           5                16          George May             100

17           26              77          Gerald Griswold       100

18           22              31          Shawn Fleury            100

19           25              01          Mike Martin             100

20           27              10          Josh Demers             100

21           18              17          Tucker Williams       100

22           2                36          Joel Hodgdon           100

23           15              00          Joe Steffan               100

24           23              94          Brendan Moodie      99

25           9                8            Mike Billado             99

26           28              64          Christopher Pelkey   98

27           4                1            Scott Coburn            51

28           30              02          Eric Steel                  42

29           29              60          Jeff Bousquet           33

30           24              23          Matt Potter              28

 

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2010-05-25

Pro All Stars Series news: PASS North SLM race report - White Mountain Motorsports Park

For Immediate Release: Media contact Norm Desjardins @ (603) 539-3368

PASS North: Johnny Clark Conquers White Mountain

(Naples ME 5/24/10) Johnny Clark charged from deep in the field and made his way past race leader Richie Dearborn on lap 111 to capture the win in Saturday night’s Pro All Stars Series 150 at North Woodstock New Hampshire’s White Mountain Motorsports Park. The defending series champion started the event in 17th and did a masterful job of working his way to the front without much help from the caution flag.  It was Clark’s first ever win at White Mountain, a track that he has tried to conquer for twelve seasons.

 

Louie Mechalides made a successful return to PASS with a second place run and early leader Trevor Sanborn had to settle for third. Mike and Ben Rowe were fourth and fifth respectively.

It looked like series veteran Richie Dearborn might pick up where he left off last fall at White Mountain, the site of his ;last PASS victory. Dearborn snatched the lead from pole sitter Randy Turner on lap two and looked comfortable out in front for over fifty laps until Trevor Sanborn charged to the lead. Sanborn led at the half way mark with Dearborn in close pursuit, but Johnny Clark was already lurking in third after a hard charge up the outside to get in contention. Mechalides was riding in fourth with Ben Rowe fifth.

Dearborn reclaimed the lead from Sanborn on lap ninety after a little short track bump and run, and looked like he would build a lead once again.  The races’ second caution at lap 110 would prove to be the deciding factor; Clark was up to second and it was clear that the front row was about to battle for the win. When the green flew Clark held a slight advantage over Dearborn and the pair got together in turn three on the next lap. Both drivers recovered but the contact led to an apparent flat tire  for Dearborn, and his chance for victory was spoiled. After losing a lap Dearborn took his mount to the pits on lap 120.

Clark was in command to the checkers, leading Mechalides across the line with a one second advantage to record his first win of 2010, his first ever at White Mountain, and his 20th visit to PASS North victory lane.

Two cautions slowed the race, which took just thirty nine minutes to complete. Thirteen cars completed all 150 laps. Thirty four cars attempted to qualify for the twenty eight car field. Heat race winners were Randy Turner, Mike Rowe and Richie Dearborn. Derek Ramstrom and Cassius Clark won the last chance qualifiers.

PASS North is off to Frederickton New Brunswick Canada for 200 laps at Speedway 660.on June 12th. Visit the track on line at www.speedway660.com .

The PASS South super late models will tackle Concord (NC) Speedway on Saturday May 29. Admission to this Charlotte Speedweek event is free; the only charge is $10.00 per car for parking, but you must have a ticket for free admission. Visit www.proallstarsseries.com or www.concordmotorsportpark.com  to print off your free ticket.

 

Unofficial Results – Pro All Stars Series super late model 150 – White Mountain Motorsports Park, No. Woodstock NH – 5/23/2010

1) 54 - Johnny Clark, Hallowell ME ( 150)  2) 80 - Louis Mechalides, Tynesboro MA ( 150) 3) 44 - Trevor Sanborn  Parsonsfield ME  (150) 4) 2 - Mike Rowe , Turner ME ( 150)  5) 48 - Ben Rowe, Turner ME (150) 6) 8 - Cassius Clark, Farmington ME ( 150)  7) 47 - Kelley Moore Scarborough ME-( 150)  8)- 20 - Steve Legendre St. Johnsbury VT (150) 9) 73 - Joey Doiron  Berwick ME ( 150) 10) 77- Scott Chubbuck, Dresden ME  (150) 11) 17a - Scott Alexander  (150)  12) 22r - Aaron Ricker ( 150) 13) 75 - Gary Smith Bangor ME (150) 14) 85 - Nick Ribbe Kingston MA  (149) 15) 10 - Scott Dragon Milton VT ( 149) 16) 71 - Gary Drew  Gorham ME  (149) 17) 17 - Travis Benjamin Morrill ME ( 149) 18) 7 - Donnie Whitten Wells ME (149)  19) 55 - Brad Leighton  Center Harbor NH  (149) 20) 35 - Derek Ramstrom W Boylston MA  ( 149) 21) 12 - Austin Theriault  Fort Fairfield ME   (148)  22) 09 - Jeremy Davis Tamworth NH ( 148) 23) 33 - Richie Dearborn Hollis ME (130) 24) 98 - Adam Bates Warner NH ( 116) 25) 14m - Matt Frahm  Salem NH  (108)  26) 21 - Dustin Hubbard Unity ME  (101) 27) 1 - Randy Turner, Unity  ME ( 81)  28) 27qc - Alex Gingras  P.Q. CA (59)

 


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2010-05-16

Pro All Stars Series news - PASS North Super Late Model White Mt. Motorsports Park preview

PASS Super Late Models open White Mountain’s 2010 season Saturday

The Pro All Stars Series super late models will make their way to the White Mountains of New Hampshire on Saturday May 22nd for White Mountain Motorsports Park’s 2010 season opener and the field for the second event of  the PASS North season looks to be one of the strongest ever.

The action is always nonstop when PASS visits the Avery family’s immaculate quarter mile, and with all the talent that’s entered it’s tough to pick a winner. Ben Rowe has ruled White Mountain in recent years but Richie Dearborn  earned a win and a third place finish in the series’ two 2009 appearances at the North Woodstock Oval. Derek Ramstrom and Kelly Moore both had podium finishes in 2009 as well. All four have pre entered and there’s a long list of challengers.

 

Home track hero Steve Legendre will return to his roots seeking  his break through win.  Legendre has been racing with PASS South this season and sits 11th in the South standings and ninth in the National Championship chase.

Trevor Sanborn has filed an entry and he’ll be behind the wheel of one of Richard Moody’s potent machines, still seeking that first PASS North win after coming so close, so many times. Beech Ridge regular Aaron Ricker is coming off a top ten finish in the PASS season opener and he’ll try his luck at White Mountain too. Vermonter Scott Dragon will be back in the Ciotti Racing entry after a very competitive run at Beech Ridge.

2009 Champ Johnny Clark and 2009 Rookie of the Year Nick Ribbe are both pre entered, as are rookies Joey Doiron and Austin Theriault. Adam Bates, Gary Smith Scott Chubbuck, Travis Benjamin, Randy Turner and Donnie Whitten are but a few of the teams that will chase the checker for 150 green flag laps on Saturday.

White Mountain’s five weekly racing divisions will join the PASS Super Late Models on the card.  Practice gets on track at noon and opening day racing gets the green at 4:00 PM.

The complete schedule and entry list are on line now at www.proallstarsseries.com . Visit White Mountain‘s web site at www.whitemtmotorsports.com .

 


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2010-02-03

FW: FORD RACING ANNOUNCES $35,000 CONTINGENCY FOR 2010 ACT TEAMS

FORD RACING ANNOUNCES $35,000 CONTINGENCY FOR 2010 ACT TEAMS

For Immediate Release - ACT – 020210-06

Waterbury, VT – Ford Racing announced an aggressive $35,000 contingency plan for the American Canadian Tour (ACT) for the 2010 campaign. The contingency program, tailored to support those teams that have chosen to compete in 2010 with the Ford powered S347JR engine in any ACT affiliate track weekly events, as well as the touring programs under the ACT sanction, is the largest contingency plan offered in the 25-year history of ACT.

“We want short track supporters across North America to know that we are very supportive of their efforts. Short tracks have been the backbone of stock car racing for over 50 years, and Ford recognizes their importance. We believe the contingency program that we have offered the ACT competitors and supporters reflects our support,” said Mike Delahanty, Program Manager-Sportsman Circle Track Racing for the Ford Racing Technology division of Ford Racing.

The Ford spec engine program was begun as a joint venture between Ford engineering and ACT in 2008. After months of research and development to make the Ford compatible with the existing motors that were exclusive in weekly and touring Late Model racing throughout the Northeast, the approved product was introduced at the beginning of the 2009 season. Long-time ACT competitor, and three-time King of the Road Champion at Thunder Road Speedbowl in Barre, VT, Cris Michaud, brought Ford Racing their first crate victory in mid-summer last season. 2009 Lee USA Track Champion Wayne Helliwell, and ACT regular young gun Joey Polewarczyk, Jr. from Hudson, NH, among others, have switched over to Ford for their 2010 campaigns.

The FORD Racing Blue Oval Challenge Program will offer several contingency programs to registered and approved competitors who compete in ACT Tour (US) events; ACT Castrol Série events, two ACT special events: the New Hampshire Motor Speedway Invitational II and the Vermont Milk Bowl at Thunder Road. The contingency program will award the following:

I ACT TOUR & ACT Castrol Série

Win $500

2nd $250

3rd $100


II ACT Special Events, NHMS ACT Invitational II, VT Milk Bowl

Win $1000

Best FORD $ 500

III ACT Ford Racing Blue Oval Cup

(A season-long point program encompassing all Ford participants throughout the ACT Tour, ACT Castrol Canadian Series, and all ACT affiliate weekly tracks. An end-of-season point tally will reward Ford-powered competitors finishing in the top 10 as follows):

1st place- $3000 6th place- $ 600

2nd place- $1500 7th place- $ 500

3rd place- $1000 8th place- $ 400

4th place- $ 800 9th place- $ 300

5th place- $ 700 10th place- $ 200

A total of 43 ACT events will be eligible for contingency during the 2010 race season, and all ACT affiliate weekly programs will be eligible including: Thunder Road in Barre, VT; Lee USA in Lee, NH; White Mountain Motorsport Park in Lincoln, NH; Oxford Plains Speedway in Oxford, ME; Seekonk Speedway in Seekonk, MA; Waterford Speedbowl, in Waterford, CT; Twin State Speedway in Claremont, NH; Kawartha Speedway in Peterborough, ON; and Capital City Speedway in Ottawa, ON. Other tracks may be added and eligible number of point-counting events and further details will be forthcoming from the ACT office to registered competitors.

“This program, designed by Ford, validates the vision we have been working on over the past decade at ACT,” said Tom Curley, President of ACT. “We have tried to bring one region of the country under a ‘universal’ set of rules that was cost efficient for race teams, promoters, and fans. The idea was to have a strong, cost effective race car for weekly racing that was still exciting to watch and also capable of running touring events in the region. Recent events like the TD Bank 250 at Oxford and the ACT Invitational at the New Hampshire Motor Speedway have certainly showcased how successful the format for these times has been. The Ford vs. Chevrolet rivalry is now officially re-established.”

The sensational young star of ACT racing, Joey Polewarczyk, Jr., said, “We made the switch to Ford for the 2010 season for a couple of reasons. We needed to try something different to compete with teams like Brian Hoar, Brent Dragon, and Brad Leighton in order to get an ACT Championship, which is our goal. If we are successful, we are hoping that Ford might also help us with some future goals we have in racing. This contingency incentive program is just great--not only the money involved, but racing against all the other potential Ford teams in a region gives our competitive juices just one more goal to go after.”

The ACT season opens on April 18, 2010 at the Lee USA Speedway in Lee, NH with the annual running of the NH Governor’s Cup 150. This will also be the first opportunity to lock in an invitation to the ACT Invitational II at the New Hampshire Motor Speedway on Saturday, September 18, 2010.

Additional information contact the ACT office at 802.244.6963 or media@acttour.com

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