Doiron Sweeps A Pair Of PASS SLM Features At WMMP

Joey Doiron celebrates with his crew after sweeping both PASS North Super Late Model features Saturday night at White Mountain Motorsports Park. Photo courtesy PASS Media

The start of the giant PASS doubleheader EVENT AT White Mountain Motorsports Park in North Woodstock, New Hampshire was delayed by showers for a little more than half an hour Saturday night, but PASS and WMMP officials weathered the storm and completed the show just in time as showers moved into the area just moments after the final checkered flag of more than six hundred laps of racing came to a close.

The previously rained out PASS Super Late Model 150 rolled to the grid to start off the afternoon with Bryan Kruczek and Ben Rowe starting in the front row. Rowe got the early jump and looked to be strong in the early going. Doiron chased Rowe down, and made the pass on lap 34. The first caution of the day came on lap 53 for a minor spin.

When the green flew Doiron was off like a rocket ship and opened up a sizable until lapped traffic slow his momentum, allowing Derek Ranstrom to close in. Ranstrom turned up the heat on lap 127 as nobody appeared to be heeding the passing flag. Ranstrom had Canadian racer Karl Allard on his back bumper with Doiron a couple of car lengths ahead.

On lap 146 Ranstrom dove underneath a lapped car leaving Doiron hung out to dry three wide, but disaster struck the youngster from Worcester, MA as he had to lock up the brakes of his mount causing him to loop his car in front of the field, bringing out the final caution of the race. Doiron then coasted to victory lane ahead of Allard, Ben Rowe, David Oliver and DJ Shaw.

Richie Dearborn appeared to be the man to beat in the second PASS 150 as he led the first 60 laps of the event and appeared to be on cruise control until the caution flew on lap 58 as Ben Rowe and Karl Allard tangled on the frontstretch sending both cars to the infield. Rowe got the worst of that one as he tagged the infield light barrier knocking out his radiator, and sending him to the pits for repairs. Allard joined the field at the back, one lap down. Dearborn held on until lap 68 as Doiron made the winning pass on a slowing Dearborn. Cassius Clark was running strong but just didn’t have enough on the restart to pass Doiron. Clark had a mirror full of DJ Shaw to contend with as Doiron opened up a ten car length advantage and nobody had enough to reel in the 21 year old driver from Berwick, Maine. Doiron cruised to victory over Shaw, Clark, David Oliver and Derek Ranstrom. Doiron made a clean sweep of every race he was in as he and Dearborn claimed the qualifying rounds.

The PASS Modifieds also ran a pair of forty lap features. In the first round Mark Lucas was clearly the class of the field as he held off Andy Shaw, Mark Lundbland Jr., Ryan Phillips and Travis Buzzell. The race was cut short to 37 laps as a horrendous wreck at the flagstand saw Evan Armington coming to rest atop the No. 33 of Billy Dixon. Both drivers emerged from their cars with no injuries, and ironically both drivers started the second feature.

Rookie Joshua Brown led all 40 laps of the second main event to score his first career PASS Mod win. He was virtually unchallenged until the final couple of laps when Andy Shaw closed the gap. Brown held tough and picked up the victory over Shaw, Ron Henry, Lundbland Jr., and Scott McDaniell.

The PASS Super Late Models head across the border to Autodrome Chardiere this Saturday, September 7 for the final leg of the Autobus La Quebecoise Triple Crown Series, The Thunder Valley 200.

PASS North Super Late Model Series
White Mountain Motorsports Park – North Woodstock, NH
Race Results (Unofficial) – Aug. 31, 2013

SLM Race 1
1. 73 – Joey Doiron
2. 7a – Karl Allard
3. 4 – Ben Rowe
4. 21 – David Oliver
5. 60 – DJ Shaw
6. 00 – Bryan Kruczek
7. 77 – Cassius Clark
8. 7 – Curtis Gerry
9. 35 – Derek Ramstrom
10. 17 – Travis Benjamin
11. 37 – Larry Gelinas
12. 54 – Johnny Clark
13. 14 – Bradley Babb
14. 22 – Aaron Ricker
15. 44 – Dave Pembroke
16. 06 – Dan Colby
17. 75 – Gary Smith
18. 49 – Andy Saunders
19. 51 – Ricky Rolfe
20. 53 – Alan Wilson
21. 82qc – John Michael Shenette

SLM Race 2
1. 73 – Joey Doiron
2. 60 – DJ Shaw
3. 77 – Cassius Clark
4. 21 – David Oliver
5. 35 – Derek Ramstrom
6. 44 – Dave Pembroke
7. 54 – Johnny Clark
8. 00 – Bryan Kruczek
9. 22 – Aaron Ricker
10. 20 – Michael Landry
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16. 7a – Karl Allard
17. 06 – Dan Colby
18. 7 – Curtis Gerry
19. 82qc – John Michael Shenette
20. 53 – Alan Wilson
21. 14 – Bradley Babb
22. 80 – Richie Dearborn
23. 4 – Ben Rowe
24. 41 – Francis Gross

PASS Modifieds Race 1
1. 5 – MARK LUCAS
2. 66 – ANDY SHAW
3. 28 – MARK LUNDBLAD JR.
4. 89 – RYAN PHILLIPS
5. 3 – TRAVIS BUZZELL
6. 60 – DANA REED
7. 05 – RON HENRY
8. 21 – MIKE CARIGNAN
9. 33 – BILLY DIXON
10. 9 – EVAN ARMINGTON
11. 14 – SCOTT MCDANIELL
12. 1 – DAVID SPRAGUE
13. 7 – MITCH MILLER
14. 17A – SCOTT ALEXANDER
15. 00 – DAN BEAN
16. 4 – JOSHUA BROWN
17. 31 – RYAN MORGAN
18. 68 – TIM HINES

PASS Modifieds Race 2
1. 4 – JOSHUA BROWN
2. 66 – ANDY SHAW
3. 05 – RON HENRY
4. 28 – MARK LUNDBLAND. JR.
5. 14 – SCOTT MCDANIELL
6. 60 – DANA REED
7. 21 – MIKE CARIGNAN
8. 17A – SCOTT ALEXANDER
9. 5 – MARK LUCAS
10. 3 – TRAVIS BUZZELL
11. 33 – BILLY DIXON
12. 89 – RYAN PHILLIPS
13. 9 – EVAN ARMINGTON
14. 37 – MITCH MILLER
15. 00 – DAN BEAN
16. 1 – DAVID SPRAGUE
17. 68 – KEN MARIER