by | Mar 3, 2014 | PASS, Touring Series News
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by | Feb 25, 2014 | PASS, Touring Series News
NAPLES, ME (February 24) – The highly anticipated debut of PASS TV is set for this Saturday afternoon with the first broadcast coming from the historic Greenville-Pickens Speedway in South Carolina. The legendary half-mile speedway will host the first Pro All Stars Series (PASS) events of 2014, including the PASS South Super Late Models and PASS Pro Late Models. The PASS Super Late Models will be the featured event of the Fox Carolina 150 in a race that will also double as the first PASS National Championship Series event of the year. In addition to PASS, the Southeast Super Trucks will make their first ever visit Greenville-Pickens Speedway in a 75 lap race that will feature some of the Carolinas top short track veterans.
PASS TV will have live flag-to-flag coverage of all the action from Greenville-Pickens Speedway starting at approximately 3:45 PM Eastern. Coverage will include qualifying for all three divisions, last chance races if needed, and each main event, including the Fox Carolina 150 for the PASS South Super Late Models. The Fox Carolina 150 is attracting some of the best short track racers in North America, including former PASS National Series champions Jay Fogleman, Ben Rowe, and Cassius Clark, Super Late Model champions Daniel Hemric and Travis Braden, defending Greenville-Pickens Speedway track champion Anthony Anders, and up and coming stars like Jared Irvan, Tate Fogleman, Joey Doiron, Trevor Noles, and Brandon Setzer.
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by | Feb 21, 2014 | PASS
CHARLOTTE, NC (February 20) – As the remnants of a major winter storm finally disappear in the Southeast, Pro All Stars Series (PASS) Super Late Model and Pro Late Model teams up and down the East Coast are making their final preparations for the kickoff to the much anticipated 2014 racing season. And it all starts with two big weekends of racing in the state of South Carolina.
On March 1, the season gets under way in the upstate with the Fox Carolina 150 at the legendary Greenville-Pickens Speedway. Not only will it be the first race of the year for the PASS South Super Late Models and PASS Pro Late Models, but it will also be the first of six PASS National Championship events. The Fox Carolina 150 will bring together the best of the Southeast, such as two-time defending PASS National Champion Jay Fogleman, to compete against top New England short trackers like Joey Doiron and former PASS National Champions Cassius Clark and Ben Rowe.
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by | Feb 19, 2014 | ACT, Touring Series News
Waterbury, VT – Veteran stock car driver Aaron Fellows, from Croydon, New Hampshire, is the first to file a full season entry for the 2014 American Canadian Tour season. Fellows has compiled an impressive ten championships in his weekly short track career in both the weekly Late Model and Modified divisions at New Hampshire’s Twin State (6) and Canaan (4) Speedways.
“We have decided to give the ACT Tour a try this year. With the shutdown of Canaan, and the rumors of some veteran teams planning to cut back from a full touring schedule, this looks like an opportune time. We had some good finishes in the races we were at last season with ACT. Top ten runs at Canaan and Beech Ridge gave our team some confidence. Of course the highlight of the year was when we finished fourth at the New Hampshire Motor Speedway (NHMS). The Bond ACT Invitational is really a short track racers dream event. My goal is to get back to NHMS in September,” said Fellows.
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by | Feb 17, 2014 | Granite State Pro Stock, Touring Series News
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Northfield, VT- What makes the most winningest driver in GSPSS history so successful? Two words: preparation and family.
North Salem, NH’s own Matt Frahm has already enjoyed a storied racing career. Frahm has already competed in the K + N Series and has strapped in for several Nationwide Series races. Returning back to Pro Stocks in 2013, the driver of the Lambert Roofing/ WDW Machine/ Granite Industrial Gases Chevrolet has 3 career wins in the GSPSS in 12 tries, the result of tedious preparation. “I learned so much at the Nationwide level,” comments Frahm. “I learned that every second is valuable, especially in practice.” Frahm takes that to a whole new level. Not only does the Frahm family take advantage of every second at the track, the preparation starts before the car even leaves the shop. He and his father go over every inch of the car, check every nut and bolt, and have their game plan in place before the car makes it to the trailer. “You win races in the shop, not at the track,” Frahm states. Being prepared before getting to the track gives them more time to fine tune their automobile once the tires get bolted on.
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by | Feb 11, 2014 | PASS
CHARLOTTE, NC (February 11) – The Pro All Stars Series (PASS) looks to embark on one of its biggest seasons yet as the series season opener approaches on March 1 at the historic Greenville-Pickens Speedway in South Carolina. The PASS National Championship Series will take center stage as the PASS South Super Late Models will be featured in the Fox Carolina 150. A strong field of PASS Pro Late Models will make their first ever trip to Greenville for 50 laps of short track excitement. And, if that was not enough, the strong weekend of racing will also include the first of three companion events with PASS for the Southeast Super Trucks.
Greenville-Pickens Speedway first began hosting stock car races in 1946 after a time in which it operated as a horse racing facility. Man-made horsepower has been the name of the game at GPS for nearly 70 years now. A track made famous by the names of former track champions that now line its walls. Names like Pearson, Earnhardt, Lindley, and Porter just to name a few.
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