Doiron Looks To Cap Season With Strong Effort At Oxford

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Joey Doiron: PASS North Series
Oxford Plains Speedway Race Preview

THE STORY

Joey Doiron of Berwick, Maine, joins the PASS North Series for the rain-delayed 2011 season finale, the PASS Championship 150 at Oxford Plains Speedway in Oxford, Maine, on Saturday, October 15. Doiron finished 10th in his last outing at Oxford in July, part of a stretch that has seen the former Rookie of the Year post Top-10 finishes in four of his last five starts. Despite running fewer races than the rest of the PASS North Series regulars as he focused on part-time competition this season, Doiron has already clinched a Top-10 finish in the overall standings in his sophomore year.

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STAFFORD MOTOR SPEEDWAY TO HONOR ITS TRACK CHAMPIONS AT 42nd ANNUAL CHAMPIONS AWARDS CEREMONY ON NOVEMBER 18TH

Stafford

(Stafford Springs, CT)—With the 2011 Stafford Motor Speedway season
concluded, the speedway will honor its track champions at the 42nd Annual
Stafford Motor Speedway Champions Awards Ceremony on Friday, November 18th
at the La Renaissance Banquet Facility in East Windsor. A crowd of over 500
guests is expected to be on hand as the Connecticut half-mile hands out its
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VE NEW ATLANTIC CHAMPIONS CROWNED AT CFS ON SATURDAY AND SUNDAY

SHEDIAC, N.B. – Weekend two of the Centre for Speed’s (CFS) 2011 Atlantic Stock Car Championships was a “rockin” affair with excitement from the opening race on Saturday afternoon until the final race on Sunday afternoon as new Atlantic Champions were declared in five divisions.

Saturday’s action got underway with a bit of “housekeeping” as the local CFS Streetstocks raced to determine the 2011 season points championship, rained out from a few weeks ago. Don Marcoux (#27) from St. Charles-de-Kent, N.B.and James “Cooter” Smith (#50) or Riverview, N.B. were tied in points coming into the race, and the one finishing highest in this race would be declared 2011 Champion. Tyler Rossiter (#14) of Weldon, N.B. grabbed the lead and dominated, coming home the winner, but it was “Cooter” Smith who came home second, after a battle with Marcoux, who came home third, to capture the Crown. A wild burnout showed the emotion felt by Smith after the conclusion of the race.
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