D.J. Shaw scored the victory Saturday in the PASS North Super Late Model feature at Beech Ridge Motor Speedway. Photo by Norm Marx
D.J. Shaw of Center Conway, New Hampshire drove from 19th starting position to victory lane in Saturday’s Southern Maine Motors 150 for Pro All Stars Series Super Late Models at Beech Ridge Motor Speedway in Scarborough, ME.
Shaw methodically worked his way through a stellar field of contenders aboard his Precision JLM Ford, taking the lead away from Berwick, Maine’s Joey Doiron with about 30 laps remaining, then cruising to the checkered flag with relative ease once in command.
“It’s a good day for Dale Shaw Race Cars. First and second place,” said the winner, who builds, maintains and sets up race cars at the family business for a living.
Doiron, who took over the top spot in the Pro All Stars Series North Super Late Model championship points standings with his second straight runner-up finish, also led the most laps in race for the second consecutive time. After yielding the top spot to Shaw, Doiron held off certain Maine and New England Hall-of-Famer Mike Rowe of Turner, Maine to earn runner-up laurels.
Rowe, a recent NASCAR track champion at Beech Ridge, filled out the podium despite losing the power steering in his RJF Motorsports mount. He likely would have had more of a say in the outcome had mechanical demons not cropped up.
Cassius Clark of Farmington, Maine, the winner in the PASS opener at Oxford Plains Speedway two weeks previous, crossed the line in fourth position. Reigning series champion Travis Benjamin of Morrill, Maine rounded out the top five.
Scott Mulkern of Falmouth, Maine; Austin Theriault of Fort Kent, ME; David Oliver ofStandish, Maine six-time PASS Super Late Model champion Johnny Clark of Farmingdale, Maine and Windham, Maine’s Corey Bubar rounded out the top ten.
Doiron swapped the race lead in the early stages of the event with 14-year-old Reid Lanphear of Manchester, Maine, wheeling equipment prepared by Andy Santerre, a multi-time champion of the NASCAR K&N Pro Series East. After posting the fastest lap in the race, Lanphear’s impressive run was cut short by a backstretch altercation after a pit stop put him near the back of the running order.
Both Rowe and Bryan Kruczek of Newmarket, New Hampshire battled Doiron for the top spot through the early and middle stages of the event before Shaw had worked his way into contention with less than 50 laps to go.
Pro All Stars Series Super Late Models race next in Quebec, at Autodrome Chaudiere on Saturday, May 14, with their next New England appearance set for Saturday, May 25 at White Mountain Motorsports Park in North Woodstock, New Hampshire. For more info, visit proallstarsseries.com.
PASS North Super Late Models
Beech Ridge Motor Speedway – Scarborough, ME
Southern Maine Motors 150 – May 4, 2013
1. 60 – DJ Shaw
2. 73 – Joey Doiron
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