Jimmy Renfrew, Jr. claimed victory in the Pro All Stars Series’ Chummy Brown Memorial 144 at Star Speedway, securing his second PASS North checkered flag of 2026 and his third PASS-sanctioned win of the year. The race, held as part of the third night of the speedway’s 61st Annual Star Classic, saw Renfrew emerge victorious despite some controversial contact that occurred mid-race.
The action was tight throughout the 144 laps. While Renfrew maintained a strong position, the race featured intense battling, including a notable incident involving Joey Doiron. After a caution lap saw a spin by Cole Robie, the field shuffled, leading to a restart where Renfrew aggressively challenged for the lead. The outcome of the race, however, was defined by a physical confrontation that left some fans debating the final result.
For Renfrew, this victory marks a significant milestone. It is his first touring win in the 2018 edition of the Star Classic, and he has now added a PASS win to his collection. He expressed that winning this event is meaningful, noting that it is one of his home tracks where he has long desired a PASS victory.
The contest featured several competitors, including Sylas Ripley in second place and Gabe Brown in third. While the contact remains a point of discussion among some spectators, Renfrew remains unrepentant about the race, stating that the outcome was determined by the cars involved rather than any specific penalty.
Source: Short Track Scene