2016-07-24

Moltz Breaks Through in White Mountain 150

Moltz Breaks Through in White Mountain 150

 

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE                                                                                         ACT072416-67

 

N. Woodstock, NH – Dillon Moltz got the jump over Eddie MacDonald on a restart with 16 laps remaining and held on for his first career American-Canadian Tour (ACT) victory in the "Showdown in the Mountains" White Mountain 150 at N. Woodstock, NH's White Mountain Motorsports Park on Sunday, July 24.

 

The Waterford, CT driver, who is in his first full season competing on the ACT Late Model Tour, dominated the middle stages of the event before MacDonald got around him following the race's fifth caution on lap 96. MacDonald maintained the top spot through a lap 119 restart, but when the seventh and final caution came out for defending ACT Champion Wayne Helliwell, Jr's flat right front tire on lap 134, Moltz was able to take advantage.

 

Bobby Therrien started on the pole and led the first five laps before surrendering the point to White Mountain Late Model point leader Quinny Welch. Therrien sped back by on lap 18, while Welch developed overheating problems shortly thereafter.

 

Moltz then grabbed the lead on a lap 23 restart drew away from a dogfight for second between Therrien, MacDonald, and Scott Payea, with Therrien eventual getting shuffled out on a three-wide scramble. Following a lap-67 caution, Moltz led a three-car breakaway with MacDonald and ACT point leader Nick Sweet, before Therrien developed problems and came to a stop against the turn one wall on lap 96, setting up the final sprint to the finish.

 

MacDonald settled for second, while Sweet took third. Sweet unofficially maintains the point lead by 14 points over Payea, who finished right behind him in fourth. Jimmy Hebert, Brandon Atkins, Mike Ziter, rookie Devin O'Connell, Brian Tagg, and Rowland Robinson, Jr. rounded out the top-10.

 

The ACT Late Model Tour will be back in action at Scarborough, ME's Beech Ridge Motor Speedway on Saturday, August 6. Post time for the 10th event of the 13-race ACT season is 7:00pm.

 

For more information contact the ACT offices at (802) 244-6963media@acttour.com, or visit www.acttour.com or www.whitemountainmotorsports.com.

 

ACT LATE MODEL TOUR

 

WHITE MOUNTAIN 150

 

UNOFFICIAL RESULTS

 

Pos, Start Pos, Driver, Car #, Hometown, Laps 

 

  1. ( 3 ) Dillon Moltz ( 5CT ) , Waterford, CT , 150 Laps
  2. ( 6 ) Eddie MacDonald ( 17MA ) , Rowley, MA , 150 Laps
  3. ( 8 ) Nick Sweet ( 40VT ) , Barre, VT , 150 Laps
  4. ( 5 ) Scott Payea ( 37VT ) , Miton, VT , 150 Laps
  5. ( 12 ) Jimmy Hebert ( 58VT ) , Williamstown, VT , 150 Laps
  6. ( 10 ) Brandon Atkins ( 4NY ) , AuSable Forks, NY , 150 Laps
  7. ( 23 ) Mike Ziter ( 54VT ) , Barre, VT , 150 Laps
  8. ( 20 ) #Devin O'Connell ( 1VT ) , Madison, CT , 150 Laps
  9. ( 11 ) Brian Tagg ( 3MA ) , Oxford, MA , 150 Laps
  10. ( 16 ) Rowland Robinson, Jr. ( 28ME ) , Steuben, ME , 150 Laps
  11. ( 9 ) #Ryan Olsen ( 61NH ) , N. Haverhill, NH , 150 Laps
  12. ( 14 ) Jonathan Bouvrette ( 41QC ) , Blainville, QC , 150 Laps
  13. ( 1 ) Bobby Therrien ( 5VT ) , Hinesburg, VT , 150 Laps
  14. ( 22 ) Luke Hinkley ( 31NH ) , Claremont, NH , 150 Laps
  15. ( 19 ) Kyle Welch ( 9NH ) , Newport, NH , 150 Laps
  16. ( 7 ) Wayne Helliwell, Jr. ( 27NH ) , Dover, NH , 150 Laps
  17. ( 15 ) Rich Dubeau ( 30NH ) , Lebanon, NH , 150 Laps
  18. ( 18 ) Tom Carey III ( 5MA ) , New Salem, MA , 149 Laps
  19. ( 24 ) #Mark Jenison ( 22RI ) , Warwick, RI , 148 Laps
  20. ( 30 ) Jonathan Lemay ( 4NH ) , Weare, NH , 148 Laps
  21. ( 25 ) Jeff Marshall ( 32NH ) , Guildhall, NH , 147 Laps
  22. ( 21 ) Bill Helliwell ( 49MA ) , Salem, NH , 147 Laps
  23. ( 26 ) Matt Anderson ( 49NH ) , Franklin, NH , 147 Laps
  24. ( 4 ) Corey Mason ( 1NH ) , Groveton, NH , 105 Laps
  25. ( 13 ) Oren Remick ( 21NH ) , Warner, NH , 96 Laps
  26. ( 27 ) Miles Chipman ( 0NH ) , Nottingham, NH , 66 Laps
  27. ( 29 ) Mark Hudson ( 82MA ) , Norton, MA , 51 Laps
  28. ( 2 ) Quinny Welch ( 78NH ) , Lancaster, NH , 41 Laps
  29. ( 28 ) Todd Davis ( 34NH ) , Claremont, NH , 22 Laps
  30. ( 31 ) Jim Zullo II ( 10NY ) , Claremont, NH , 16 Laps
  31. ( 17 ) Russ Clark ( 55NH ) , Littleton, NH , 1 Laps

 

Lap Leaders: Bobby Therrien, 1-5; Quinny Welch, 6-17; Therrien, 18-22; Dillon Moltz, 23-96; Eddie MacDonald, 97-134; Moltz, 135-150. (5 lead changes among 4 drivers)

 

Time of Race: 1:01:32   Margin of Victory: 0.511 seconds 

 

Cautions: 7 (laps 5, 17, 22, 67, 96, 134) 

 

Heat Winners: Jimmy Hebert, Oren Remick, Bobby Therrien

 

Consi Winners: Dillon Moltz, Brandon Atkins

 

 

 

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2016-07-23

"Showdown in the Mountains" Postponed to Sunday

"Showdown in the Mountains" Postponed to Sunday

 

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE                                                                                         ACT072316-66

 

N. Woodstock, NH – The "Showdown in the Mountains" doubleheader for the American-Canadian Tour (ACT) and Pro All Stars Series (PASS) at N. Woodstock, NH's White Mountain Motorsports Park has been postponed to Sunday, July 24 due to ongoing rain. Post time for the rescheduled event is 3:00pm, with the pits opening at 10:00am and the front gates at 12:00 noon.

 

The event will feature twin 150-lap events for the ACT Late Model Tour and PASS North Series, along with White Mountain's Tiger Sportsmen, Dwarf, and Kid's Truck divisions. Thirty-two ACT Late Models were in the pits for the ninth event of the 13-race schedule, including ACT point leader Nick Sweet, White Mountain point leader Quinny Welch, and defending ACT Champion and event winner Wayne Helliwell, Jr.

 

For more information contact the ACT offices at (802) 244-6963media@acttour.com, or visit www.acttour.com orwww.whitemountainmotorsports.com.

 

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2016-07-22

Alex Labbé et l’équipe Go Fas Racing d’attaque dans les prairies

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Séries NASCAR Pinty's

 

Alex Labbé et l'équipe Go Fas Racing d'attaque dans les prairies 

 

Montréal, le 22 juillet 2016 – L'équipe Go Fas Racing se retrouvera à Edmonton et Saskatoon lors de la tournée annuelle dans les prairies de la série NASCAR Pinty's, le 23 juillet à Edmonton et le 27 à Saskatoon. 

 

Dire que tous les membres de l'équipe ont le couteau entre les dents ne serait pas une exagération.

 

Alex se sent à l'aise sur pistes ovales, comme le sont les deux dans l'ouest. Il compte bien répéter ses exploits de début de saison lors de sa victoire à l'Autodrome Chaudière, en plus de deux poles remportées sur circuits routiers. 

 

Le pilote de St-Albert croit fermement au potentiel de victoires pour la Ford no32 : « Notre voiture marche à merveille depuis le début de la saison et nous visons la victoire aux deux pistes. La concurrence est féroce, mais je crois fermement au potentiel gagnant de notre équipe, et j'ai bien hâte de me retrouver en piste ce weekend ! »

 

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2016-07-21

PASS And ACT Racers Ready For “Summer Showdown In The Mountains” At White Mountain

PASS And ACT Racers Ready For "Summer Showdown In The Mountains" At White Mountain

 

-      For Immediate Release

 

NAPLES, ME (July 21) – For only the second time this season, the Pro All Stars Series (PASS) North Super Late Models and the American-Canadian Tour (ACT) Late Models will compete together in Twin 150s as they headline the "Summer Showdown In The Mountains" at White Mountain Motorsports Park.  This weekend will also mark the first time PASS has competed at the tight, quarter-mile confines which are located in North Woodstock, NH since May, 2014.

            One driver who will be very busy this weekend will be homestate favorite Joey Polewarczyk.  Joey Pole, as he is known by his fans, will be seeking his first career PASS North Super Late Model win, while also fielding an entry for the ACT Late Model event for his development driver, Ryan Olsen.   

            "We felt pretty strong about our car at White Mountain before the PASS race that was rained out in June and we feel like we keep improving on our Super Late Model program," says Polewarczyk, driver of the Pole's Automotive #97.  "We are still searching for our first PASS win and White Mountain would be the perfect place.  It's small, fast, and very racy, so I think it will be very exciting."

            Last year, Polewarczyk attempted the PASS/ACT double as a driver at both Oxford Plains Speedway and Airborne International Speedway.  This weekend, while still focusing on both cars, Polewarczyk hopes he will be able to focus differently on both races, while only driving himself in the PASS 150 lapper.

            "I think it will be good because we can focus on Ryan [Olsen] with the ACT car and bounce ideas off each other about what the track's doing, even though it's two different types of cars," says Polewarcyzk.  "It will be a lot of work, but we are looking forward to it."  

A great field of PASS North Super Late Models is expected this weekend at White Mountain Motorsports Park.  PASS North points leader and 4-time White Mountain winner, DJ Shaw, will be joined by former champions and White Mountain winners, Mike and Ben Rowe, and Johnny Clark.  Former HP Hood Oxford 250 champions, Travis Benjamin and Glen Luce, will lead the Maine contingent, along with Tracy Gordon, Mike Hopkins, and Nick Jenkins.  Granite State drivers Bryan Kruczek, Joe Squeglia, Jr., and Jeremy Davis will be joined by Vermont's Todd Stone and Brent Dragon, Massachusetts' Derek Ramstrom and Greg Nanigan, and Dany Poulin, who will be making the tow from Quebec.

Action begins on Saturday at White Mountain Motorsports Park with practice from 1 to 4:30 PM for the PASS North Super Late Models, ACT Late Models, and White Mountain divisions, with racing starting at 5.

Entry forms for upcoming PASS events at White Mountain, Oxford Plains, Lee, and South Boston, along with entry forms and information on the 43rd Annual HP Hood Oxford 250 can be found at ProAllStarsSeries.com.

 The Pro All Stars Series is recognized as North America's premier sanctioning body for asphalt Super Late Models and Modifieds and boasts such marquee events as the legendary HP Hood Oxford 250 and PASS South's Easter Bunny 150 at the historic Hickory Motor Speedway.  For technical information concerning all PASS divisions please send questions to passracing@roadrunner.com.  For media or marketing questions, please contact Alan Dietz at 704-231-2039 or alandietzpass@live.com.  And, don't forget to "Like" the Pro All Stars Series on Facebook or follow us on Twitter @PASSSLM14 to keep up with breaking news as it happens.

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LANGIS CARON EN ACTION À MONTMAGNY CE WEEK-END

AVEC LES PILOTES DE LA SÉRIE VINTAGE

LANGIS CARON EN ACTION À MONTMAGNY CE WEEK-END

IL EST L'HOMME À BATTRE !

 

 


 

Mise à part la course interrompue par la pluie à 3 tours du début, le premier juillet dernier, le célêbre pilote septuagénaire d'origine beauceronne, Langis Caron, a remporté toutes les finales auxquelles il a pris part depuis le début de la saison avec la Nova 1970 #35 mis à sa disposition par la série Vintage Québec.

 

Absent pour des raisons familliales lors de la dernière course, à St-Félicien, celui qui l'a remplacé, le félécinois Karl Allard a tout balayé sur son passage avec cette même voiture en remportant les 2 finales de la soirée, ainsi que la qualification.

 

C'est donc avec le couteau entre les dents que les réguliers de la série,  Rocheleau, Verner et fils, Valliêres, Gervais, Goyette ainsi que le nouveau venu, Stéphane Décoste, avec la Firebird #68 de l'équipe Rocheleau et les autres s'amèneront à Montmagny ce samedi soir, le 23 juillet, pour essayer, de façon sportive et amicale,  de mettre un terme à la domination de ce vétéran,   qui  fait la pluie et le beau temps depuis plusieurs décennies sur les pistes québécoises et nord-américaines, ainsi que la fameuse Nova 1970 rouge et bleue portant le numéro 35.

 

 

 

 

Cette course, Initialement prévue pour être disputé à St-Eustache, les dirigeants de l'ASE ont dû, pour des raisons logistiques, hors de leur contrôle, annuler la venue de l'Association Vintage chez eux ce week-end.

 

Suite à un travail  de titan, le président de l'ASCVQ, Patrick Verner a dû entreprendre des démarches pour relocaliser cette course, et c'est l'organisation de l'Autodrome Montmagny qui a finalement accepté de recevoir les Vintages ce samedi. Les amateurs sont priés de prendre note de ce changement.

 

 

 

C'est à toute une course, où la tension sera palpable  que les amateurs de son et de «rod» devront s'attendre ce samedi à l'Autodrome Montmagny.

 

Egalement au programme, les pilotes de l'ACT seront en vedette avec une finale de 150 tours en deux segments de 75 tours. Les camionnettes Procam et les catégories locales seront également au rendez-vous.

 

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Les "Side panels" sont de retour

Samedi 23 juillet

Les "Side panels" sont de retour

C'est le retour de l'action ce samedi 23 Juillet à l'Autodrome Drumond avec
la soirée "Side Panels Night" une présentation du garage Éric Bonin. Pour
une 2e fois cette année les bolides Modifiés et Modlite arboreront leurs
tôles volumineuses qui procure plus d'appuis et qui leur donnent un joli
look agressif.

Trois classes à l'honneur lors de cette soirée, les classes maison
Sportsman et Modifiés mais aussi les Modlite seront de retour. Et comme
c'est souvent le cas il y aura deux courses de 40 tours pour la catégorie
Modifiés.

Le dernier programme présenté remonte au 25 juin, car la pluie est venus
jouer les troubles fêtes le 9 juillet. Mario Clair s'était illustrée avec une
victoire. Mais le championnat est mené par nul autre que la recrue Mathieu
Desjardins, lui aussi victorieux lors du dernier programme, avec 502 pts,
suivi du "Rocket" Mario Clair avec 492 pts et le promoteur Yan Bussière
occupe le 3e rang avec 480 pts. La course au championnat est des plus
excitantes et ce n'est pas dans la poche pour Desjardins.

Les Sportsman aussi renoueront avec l'action et la dernière course
malheureusement écourté fut remporté par Dany Gagné qui retrouve la
plus haute marche du podium. Le surprenant Bryan Cloutier occupe le
premier rang du championnat avec 302 pts, mais suivi de très près par
Dany Gagné avec 297 pts et Félix Murray est 3e avec 266 pts. Notez que
pas très loin en 4e place l'ombre de Martin Pelletier plane avec 259 pts. Ne
faut jamais oublier Pelletier, qui peut sortir un lapin de son chapeau en tout
temps.

Les Modlite, sont de retour et ils offrent toujours un excellent spectacle
avec de nombreux dépassements, et plusieurs pilotes peuvent prétendre à
la victoire. Lors de leur dernière présence Michael Dion, qui en était à une
première visite en piste à Drummondville s'était illustré avec une victoire.
Ce dernier occupe le 7e rang au championnat. Kevin Burke domine avec
277 pts et pas très loin derrière avec 268 pts Benjamin Cartier le talonne
suivi d'Éric Désilets avec 263 pts.

La doyenne des pistes en action au Canada saura vous en mettre plein la
vue. L'Autodrome Drummond "La F1 de la terre battue ».

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Rob Warnes Scores OMRS Checkered Flag at Flamboro



Rob Warnes Scores OMRS Checkered Flag at Flamboro Speedway

By Jim Clarke, Clarke Motorsports Communications/First Draft Media

 

In many ways, it was just another event on the Ontario Modifieds Racing Series – powered by Torque Builders Inc. – schedule; but at the same time, every driver in the starting field – Saturday, July 16th – at Flamboro Speedway was wondering if they'd be the lucky one to bring an end to John Baker Jr's early season win streak.

 

An even dozen of the popular open wheeled machines signed-in for their second of this year's events at the venerable speed plant near Hamilton, Ontario. With just a single qualifying heat to secure their main event starting spot, teams were looking for every possible advantage as the night's action took to the track. Former Peterborough Speedway 4Fun track champion Willow Barberstock and Rick Warnes paced the field to the green flag, with the young season's hottest driver John Baker Jr. coming to the line from 9th on the starting grid.

 

While it would be easy for the other drivers in field to track the performance of the bright orange machine wheeled by the current point leader and 4-time feature winner, smart racers know that its always best to focus on what's happening in front of you, instead of the rear-view mirror. That was the exact strategy Rob Warnes used to take his first victory of the season.

 

"I knew the #63 had started behind me on the initial green flag, so unless I saw him alongside, the plan was to run my own race," said the 2014 OMRS title holder. "It was an exciting show for the fans and that's the goal anytime we take to the track. Hopefully, it'll be the shot in the arm we're looking for to turn our season around."

 

Baker made it to the runner-up spot at the checkered flag, with Ryan Babin, Duane Cinnamon and Chris Burrows rounding-out the top 5. Ryan Dick, Alex Lees, Brad Stevenson, Randy Hollingsworth, Willow Barberstock, Stu Robinson Jr. and Rick Warnes completed the finishing order. The Ontario Modifieds Racing Series starts a stretch of 4 races in 7 weeks at Peterborough Speedway – beginning Saturday, July 23rd – and continuing August 6th, 13thand 27th.

 

2016 Ontario Modifieds Racing Series Schedule:

 

Saturday, May 21st                 Sunset Speedway

Event winner: #63, John Baker Jr.

Saturday, May 28th                 Peterborough Speedway

Event winner: #63, John Baker Jr.

 

Saturday, June 11th                Peterborough Speedway

Event winner: #63, John Baker Jr.

Saturday, June 18th                Peterborough Speedway

                                               Annual Test/Try a Mod Day (11:00 to 2:00)

 

Saturday, July 2nd                  Flamboro Speedway

Event winner: #63, John Baker Jr.

Saturday, July 16th                 Flamboro Speedway

Event winner: #95, Rob Warnes

Saturday, July 23rd                 Peterborough Speedway

 

Saturday, August 6th              Peterborough Speedway

Saturday, August 13th            Peterborough Speedway

                                                                         Toonie Spectator Grandstand Admission

Saturday, August 27th            Peterborough Speedway

 

Saturday, September 24th     Sunset Speedway – qualifying

Saturday, September 25th     Sunset Speedway – feature event

 

Fans can find full series details at www.ontariomodifiedsracing.com or www.facebook.com/OMRS. The Ontario Modifieds Racing Series is supported by Clarke Motorsports Communications.

 

Photo attachment: Mike Kiers www.cableguyphotos.com

 

2014 series champion Rob Warnes scored his first Ontario Modifieds Racing Series – powered by Torque Builders Inc. – main event win of the year – Saturday, July 16th – at Flamboro Speedway.

 

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2016-07-20

LESSARD PREMIÈRE COURSE EN CRA SUPER SERIES VENDREDI

Le natif de St-Joseph-de-Beauce, Raphaël Lessard, mettra le cap sur Brownsburg, Indiana cette semaine, cette fois vers la piste de Lucas Oil Raceway en banlieue d'Indianapolis.

 

Pour la première fois, Raphaël Lessard participera ce vendredi, à une course de la série CRA, série hautement compétitive du Mid-Ouest, au volant de sa voiture « 99 FRL Express/Team Coach Imaging/Toyota/JBLAudio » de l'équipe David Gilliland Racing.

 

Le départ de la course CRA Super Series sera donné vers 19 h le vendredi 22 juillet. La voiture no 99 arborera le logo de ses partenaires, www.trdusa.comet Team Coach Imaging (au Québec www.lettrapub.com), une entreprise de la Beauce spécialisée dans l'impression numérique et l'affichage sur des autobus, des véhicules récréatifs, des voitures de course et des remorques pour voitures de course.

 

Lucas Oil Raceway, aussi appelé Indianapolis Raceway Park, fait parti d'un complex de sport motorisé qui comprend une piste d'accélération de 1.341 km (4,400 pieds) et d'un circuit routier de 4.02 km (2.5 miles). Pour ce qui est du circuit ovale, il est d'une longueur de 805 mètres (0,686 mile).

 

La course de 100 tours Circle City 100 Presented by CSX Play It Safe.  Vous pouvez suivre en temps réel les performances de Raphaël sur le site www.race-monitor.com.


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New And Familiar Faces Return As SMRS Modifieds Make Inaugural Visit To Tri-County

New And Familiar Faces Return As SMRS Modifieds Make Inaugural Visit To Tri-County

 

-       For Immediate Release

 







CHARLOTTE, NC (July 20) – The Tour-type Modifieds of the Southern Modified Racing Series (SMRS) Presented By PASS return to action this Friday night for "Foothills Night At The Races" at Tri-County Motor Speedway.  The series first trip to the multi-groove .416-mile facility will see several familiar faces returning, while the addition of the Mod Lite division will expand the competition throughout the remainder of the 2016 season.  The Mod Lite cars, piloted by drivers like Winston-Salem, NC's Scott Hall, will help grow the starting fields and will see the winner recognized in Victory Lane ceremonies and also receive recognition for the fastest qualifying lap in their respective division.

"I'm excited to get back to racing in the Modified and with PASS and the Southern Modified Racing Series," says Hall.  "Adding the Mod Lites division gives us a stepping stone to the Tour-Type Modifieds.  I have heard great things about the series and am looking forward to our debut on Friday night at Tri-County."

A familiar face that will be making his return to the SMRS Tour this weekend at Tri-County Motor Speedway will be Bobby Measmer, Jr.  Measmer returns following a popular and hard fought win at his hometown track, the Concord Speedway, which saw him take the checkered flag over Burt Myers and Ryan Preece.

"To be able to win at Concord was awesome, it was my first Modified win, plus getting to do it in front of my family and friends, made it that much more special," says Measmer.  "Another thing that win has done is, not only let me, but our team know we can win and be a competitor week in and week out."

Now, still celebrating that Concord win and with local sponsor Crispy's Bar and Grill coming on board, Measmer and the Hughes Motorsports team return to the SMRS feeling confident that they can join John Smith and Jon McKennedy as a two-time winner this season with the series.

            "Our expectations going into this Friday night's race at Tri-County is actually a little different," says Measmer.  "We didn't plan at the beginning of the season to run this race, but with the awesome job that SMRS has done so far this year, we're going to run this race and test a few things hoping to learn something new and still at the same time compete for the win."

In addition to Hall and Measmer, SMRS points leader John Smith, Burt and Jason Myers, and Brandon Ward are all expected, along with Andy Jankowiak, Mike Norman, and more.

The Southern Modified Racing Series Presented By PASS, along with Mid-Atlantic Limited Late Models and Street Stocks, will hit the track this Friday night at Tri-County Motor Speedway, with practice starting at 4 PM, grandstands will open at 6 PM, qualifying at 7 PM, the on track Pit Party at 7:30 PM, and racing starting at 8 PM

             License forms, updated rules, and entry forms for Tri-County Motor Speedway are now posted at SouthernModifiedRacingSeries.com.

The Pro All Stars Series is recognized as North America's premier sanctioning body for asphalt Super Late Models and Modifieds, boasting such marquee events as the legendary HP Hood Oxford 250 at Oxford Plains Speedway and the Easter Bunny 150 at the historic Hickory Motor Speedway.  For technical information concerning any PASS division, please send questions to passracing@roadrunner.com.  For media or marketing questions, please contact Alan Dietz at704-231-2039 or alandietzpass@live.com.  Please visit ProAllStarsSeries.com for more information.  And, don't forget to "Like" the Southern Modified Racing Series on Facebook or follow PASS on Twitter @PASSSLM14 to keep up with breaking news as it happens.

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SPEEDWAY 51 GEARING UP FOR SECOND HALF OF 2016 NEW DIVISION STARTING IN AUGUST

SPEEDWAY 51 GEARING UP FOR SECOND HALF OF 2016

NEW DIVISION STARTING IN AUGUST

 

            With the Mid-Season Championships looming on the horizon this Saturday night, Speedway 51 is gearing up for a big second half of the season which will include the addition of a new division, the Northeast Cyclones, plus several other exciting, fan friendly events.

 

            This weekend's event, sponsored by Swallow & Sons Concrete will feature double points for all divisions, and with the point battles so tight, you can expect teams to be on the edge all night long. Speedway 51 management also added a Rat Rod, Hot Rod and Muscle Car show which will begin at 3pm. All divisions will be in action including the North Country Ford Late Models, the Sign Depot Tigers, Pepsi /Schweppes Street Stocks, the AB Excavating Daredevils and the White Mountain Community College Pure Stocks all racing for double points. Post time is 5:30pm.

 

            The new Northeast Cyclone division is the brainchild of racer, Jean Leblanc and Doug Shannon. This bone stock four cylinder, front wheel drive class, and four cylinder pickups will run three times this season beginning on August 13th and continuing on September 3, and September 17th. For information on this division, contact Jean Leblanc at 603-723-8559.

 

            Looking ahead, the NEMA Midgets (Northeastern Midget Association) rolls into town on Saturday, July 30th, as well as the NEAR vintage racers. The following week, August 6th, the North East Mini Stock Tour visits Speedway 51. On August 20th, The Northeast Street Stock Tour invades the high banks of Grovetona. The North East Mini Stock Tour makes their final appearance on September 10th, and the 2016 seasons championship titles will be decided on September 17th. The final Mud Run of the season will take place on September 18th. The curtain will fall on the season on October 8th with the running of the Fall Brawl. Go-Karting is alive and well at Speedway 51 with over thirty karts competing weekly. This program is excellent for both youngsters and adults, and finally Speedway 51 is proud to announce that they will be hosting the Great North Woods Vintage Snowmobile Series. More info will be available in the near future.

 

            Speedway 51 offers the most competitive purses in the area, and is always looking forward to have new drivers to come and compete with some of the area's best drivers. Don't forget the new teen admission pricing plan where all teenagers ages 13-16 get into the races for just $5. For more information on purses, racing, and events at Speedway 51, please visit our website at www.speedway51int.com, or call the Track hotline at 802-479-2074. Speedway 51 is located on Brown Road in Groveton, New Hampshire.

 


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The NASCAR Foundation Board of Directors Adds Two Members

The NASCAR Foundation Board of Directors Adds Two Members

Brown & Brown Insurance's Katie Palmer, Sunoco's Cynthia Archer Join Board 

DAYTONA BEACH, FLA. (July 19, 2016) – The NASCAR Foundation today announced two key additions to its board of directors, further strengthening the organization's leadership and its relationships with business communities on both local and national levels.

Katie Palmer, Florida Personal Lines Leader with Daytona Beach-based Brown & Brown Insurance, and Sunoco LP Executive Vice President and Chief Marketing Officer Cynthia Archer will join the board that is led by Chairwoman Emeritus Betty Jane France and Chairman Mike Helton.

The NASCAR Foundation is NASCAR's charitable arm that works to improve the lives of children in need. It was founded in 2006 by France.

Brown & Brown was founded in Daytona Beach in 1939. The growth of its business model from regional to national scope coincided with that of NASCAR, which started in Daytona Beach in 1947. Sunoco has been the Official Fuel of NASCAR since 2004 and since then, has almost doubled the size of its retail network.

"The NASCAR Foundation is fortunate to now include two new board members who are leaders in their industries," Helton said. "Their successes in each of their organizations represents the leadership that the Foundation is working to achieve as it stays true to its home community of Daytona Beach, while continuing to grow its role and impact all across America."

Palmer, who has been with Brown & Brown since 2012, said she is "extremely honored to join The NASCAR Foundation and to be a part of an organization that is filled with such a passion and dedication for helping today's youth live happier, healthier lives. Thousands of children have received much needed medical treatment and compassionate care through the support of The Foundation and, as an expecting mother, it gives me joy to know I have a hand in continuing the enrichment of children's lives."

Archer is a longtime Sunoco executive who was deeply involved with Sunoco's entrance into the sport in 2004 and with the growth in Sunoco's partnership with NASCAR since then. She has held her current positions since April 2015.

"Sunoco joined the NASCAR family in 2004 and over the last 12 years many of us at Sunoco have come to know so many members of that family and built wonderful relationships that are both professional and personal," Archer said. "Generosity is a hallmark of the NASCAR community, and everyone at Sunoco has been very proud to be part of that.  I am honored to join The NASCAR Foundation board and excited to have a chance to experience first-hand the important contributions being made to improve the lives of children."

About The NASCAR Foundation

The National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing Inc. (NASCAR) established The NASCAR Foundation in January 2006 to support initiatives that positively affect the lives of children throughout the United States. The 501(c) (3) non-profit entity partners with medical experts and other charitable organizations to fund children's health care programs. Now celebrating 10 Years of Giving in 2016, The NASCAR Foundation has cumulatively donated $25 million to reach more than one million children. For more information on The NASCAR Foundation, please visit: NASCARfoundation.org. Follow The NASCAR Foundation on Facebook:  www.Facebook.com/NASCARFoundation or on Twitter: @NASCAR_FDN.

 

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