Scott Mulkern (84) makes the winning move on Travis Benjamin (17). Photo courtesy PASS Series
Scott Mulkern roared from the back of a 34 car field to claim the lead and the win in Saturday’s Pro All Stars Series (PASS) North 150 at Oxford (ME) Plains Speedway. Travis Benjamin led much of the way but had to settle for the runner up spot, and DJ Shaw raced home third in the PASS North season finale, cut short at lap 118 due to rain.
Joey Pole and Brian Hoar led the field to the green and Pole jumped out front early. Hoar took over from laps 29 through 70 but Benjamin was rumbling up through the field and he wrestled the lead away from Hoar on lap 70.
At the half way mark it was Benjamin, Hoar, Joey Doiron, Shaw and Mulkern in the top five and it was clear that Mulkern was on a mission, gaining 20 spots in the first 75 laps. He was racing second by lap 100 and out front on lap 102 but Benjamin battled back, reclaiming the lead until Mulkern made his way past Benjamin on the bottom for good on lap 112. The showers came six laps later and despite every effort to get the race back under way, the persistent rains forced series officials to call it a race on lap 118.
25 of the 34 starters were scored on the lead lap; six minor cautions slowed the action. Mulkern’s margin of victory was .816 seconds.
41 teams attempted to make the 34 car starting field. DJ Shaw, Brian Hoar, and Joey Pole won the qualifiers; Mulkern won the consolation round.
Johnny Clark raced home fourth to cap off a remarkable season that saw the defending series champ earn 7 wins and 13 to five finishes in fourteen starts. The result was more than enough to give Clark and his team a sixth PASS North title, his fourth in a row. Lonnie Sommerville overcame a qualifying race parts failure to finish seventh,enough to earn second in the standings and Ben Rowe’s twelfth place run kept the four time PASS North champion third in the final tally.
PASS North will celebrate the 2011 season on Friday evening, November 4 at the Howard Johnson’s Convention Center in Portland Maine. All the details can be found at www.proallstarsseries.com.
PASS North Series
Oxford Plains Speedway – Oxford, ME
PASS 150 – Oct. 15, 2011
1. 84 – Scott Mulkern – Falmouth, ME
2. 17 – Travis Benjamin – Morrill, ME
3. 60 – DJ Shaw Center – Conway, NH
4. 54 – Johnny Clark Farmingdale ME
5. 37vt – Brian Hoar – Georgia, VT
6. 29 – Trevor Sanborn – Parsonsfield, ME
7. 48 – Lonnie Sommerville – New Brunswick. CA
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9. 61- Andy Shaw – Center Conway, NH
10. 73 – Joey Doiron – Berwick, ME
11. 28 – Kirk Thibeau – Ft. Fairfield, ME
12. 4 – Ben Rowe – Turner, ME
13. 33 – Mike Rowe – Turner, ME
14. 77 – Cassius Clark – Farmington, ME
15. 7 – Donnie Whitten – Wells, ME
16. 75 – Gary Smith – Bangor, ME
17. 17a – Scott Alexander – Orrington, ME
18. 10 – Scott Dragon – Colchester, VT
19. 26nh – John Donahue -Vermont
20. 53w – Alan Wilson – Hebron, ME
21. 41 – Brad Babb – Windham, ME
22. 80 – Dustin Hubbard – Unity, ME
23. 22 – Aaron Ricker – Tamworth, NH
24. 47 – Kelly Moore – Scarborough, ME
25. 15 – Chris Wilk
26. 7g – Curtis Gerry – Limerick, ME
27. 88 – Kyle DeSouza – E. Providence, RI
28. 88t – Alan Tardiff – Lyman, ME
29. 20 – Mike Landry – Oakland, ME
30. 27qc – Alex Gingras – Quebec City, QC
31. 2 – Matt Matheson – Geary, N.B. CA
32. 12 – John Dabrowski – W. Bridgewater, MA
33. 7l – Glen Luce – Turner, ME
34. 20x – Corey Walker
