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PASS NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP RACE
Thompson Int'l Speedway - Thompson, CT

GALE FORCE CUSTOMERS 6 IN TOP 10

               1 - 48 - Ben Rowe
               2 - 26 - Preston Peltier
               3 - 54 - Johnny Clark
              4 - 4s - Jay Fogleman
               5 - 23 - Lonnie Sommerville

GREENVILLE-PICKENS SPEEDWAY 7/02/2010
PASS SOUTH FIRECRACKER 125

GALE FORCE CUSTOMERS 3 IN TOP FIVE

Ryan Blaney: 1st       Andy Loden: 2nd      Preston Peltier: 3rd

Blaney Returns To His Winning Ways at Greenville-Pickens on 7/2 Loden comes up one spot short in his quest for four straight

Ryan Blaney scored his second Pro All Stars Series (PASS) South series victory of 2010 Friday night in front of an always stellar crowd at the Greenville-Pickens Speedway in Easley, South Carolina. The sixteen-year-old driver made a patient march to the front, taking the green flag from the fifteenth position. Blaney managed his tires and waited until lap 102 to make his move to the lead.

Andy Loden finished second coming up one position short of a series record fourth consecutive PASS super late model sanction win in a row. Kyle Bonsignore finished with a career best of third. PASS South point leader Preston Peltier finished fourth followed by Jody Lavender in fifth.

Thirty-two cars attempted to qualify for the twenty-eight car Firecracker 125 starting field. Chase Elliott set fast time after blowing up the engine in his primary car early in the day’s practice session. Elliott’s Pro Photo Productions fast time award didn’t translate to a good result as Elliott struggled to a fifteenth place finish.

Several drivers took advantage of the plentiful amount of green flag racing including Devin Jones and Randy Porter, who both managed solid top ten finishes after having to race their way in through the fifteen lap last chance race. Texas native, Trey Mitchell, matched his season best finish of sixth thanks to a second place qualifying effort. He was followed by thirteen-year-old rookie, Kyle Benjamin, who had a career best night with his seventh place finish.

PASS South gets back in action August 7th when the series makes their first of two stops at the Newport Speedway in Newport, TN for the Daniel Boone Classic.

The PASS National Championship series travels north for the first time in 2010 when the touring short track stars challenge the high banks of New England’s fastest weekly race track, Thompson International Speedway, on Thursday July 22nd.
NORTH/SOUTH NEWS   7/20/2010
TD Bank 250/Oxford Plains Speedway
GALE FORCE CUSTOMERS 3 IN TOP FIVE

Brian Hoar: 2nd       Brent Dragon: 4th     Brad Leighton: 5th

US Auto Sales 100/Gresham Motorsports Park
GALE FORCE CUSTOMERS 3 IN TOP FIVE

Bubba Pollard: 2nd       Ryan Blaney: 3rd     Jeff Fultz: 4th
6 - 2 - Mike Rowe
7 - 44 - Trevor Sanborn
8 - 8 - Cassius Clark
9 - 85 - Nick Ribbe
10 - 60 - DJ Shaw