Hight Motorsports - PASS Super Late Model

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2015 RESULTS & PHOTOS

Sunday, October 4th

11th in The OPS Final

Sunday, September 20th

11th in The 300

10th in The 250

Sunday, August 2nd

16th at the OPS HP Hood 150

Hight Motorsports welcomes the new driver of the #77:
Trevor Sanborn from Parsonsfield, ME

14th at Beech Ridge

11th in THE AIM Recycling 60 at NHMS

FRIDAY, JUNE 26th

9th in THE PASS 150 at LEE USA SPEEDWAY

SATURDAY, JUNE 20th

2nd in The HABITATIONS DANY LEGACE 150 at CHAUDIERE

2nd in THE HIGHT 150 at SPEEDWAY 95

Cassius Clark #77 Hopes Speedway 95
Provides Spark To Turn Around Season

PASS PRESS RELEASE - NAPLES, ME (JUNE 10) - As the Pro All Stars Series (PASS) AIM Recycling Super Late Models Pres. By Kenny U-Pull prepare for race number six of the 2015 season, Cassius Clark is still seeking his first top five finish of the year. While the former series champion has performed well this season, currently sitting fourth in points, the numbers have still not been up to par for Clark. This Sunday afternoon, Clark and his fellow PASS competitors will head to Bangor, ME's Speedway 95 for the Hight Chevrolet/Buick/GMC 150. Clark comes to Speedway 95 as the defending race winner at the event named for his longtime sponsor, but seeking redemption at the same time. Despite his win last year, contact past the start/finish line with DJ Shaw sent Clark into a dirt berm in turn one and out for the rest of the 2014 season.

"It's usually difficult to pass cars on the bottom, which usually leads up to an exciting finish and puts the fans on their feet," says Clark. "I've been involved in a few of those finishes, fortunately in the winner's circle, but unfortunate to end up down in turn one with a wrecked race car."

Speedway 95 has long provided some of the best short track racing in Maine and, in a year that has seen four winners in the first five PASS races, Clark believes there is a good chance for more great competition and another new winner.

"Speedway 95 has always been one of my favorite tracks and we've had success there in the past," said Clark. "It has two distinct grooves and has you on the edge of your seat all the way around."

Despite the win last year at Speedway 95, the post-race crash led to a premature end to Clark's championship hopes and his season. While he continues to try and work the bugs out of his current chassis, Clark hopes this weekend he can capture a redemptive win for himself and his sponsor.

"We are still trying to get a handle on our new car and will hopefully have it tuned up for the Hight Chevrolet/Buick/GMC 150 this Sunday," said Clark. "We're really looking forward to turning our season around and I can't think of a better track to do it at than Speedway 95 and in the Hight-sponsored race."

A great field of PASS AIM Recycling Super Late Model Presented By Kenny U-Pull history is expected on Sunday at Speedway 95. Clark will be joined by defending series champion DJ Shaw and former champions Johnny Clark and Ben Rowe. Two-time defending AIM Recycling Oxford 250 Presented By Kenny U-Pull winner Travis Benjamin should be a strong contender along with current series points leader Mike Rowe. Quebec is represented in the early entries by Raphael Lessard and Kyle Desouza will be making the tow to Speedway 95 from Massachusetts. New Hampshire's Bryan Kruczek will be seeking his second PASS win of 2015 this weekend. And, as would be expected, a strong list of drivers from Maine will be contenders led by Wyatt Alexander, Richie Dearborn, Joey Doiron, Dave Farrington, Jr., Michael Landry, Glen Luce, Scott McDaniel, David Oliver, Adam Polvinen, and Gary Smith.

14th at Thunder Road

SUNDAY, MAY 17th

13th at Autodrome Chaudiere

Out with a dead battery at lap 126 after leading early from the pole.

7th at the Star Speedway

A battle from the back after a spin in the heat.

Wednesday, May 6th
Practice day at NHMS for the 7/5 PASS event at the one mile oval.

9th at the Beech Ridge 150

6th at the OPS Twin 150s

Cassius Clark Ready For AIM Recycling PASS North
Return This Weekend At Oxford Plains

PASS PRESS RELEASE - NAPLES, ME (April 16) - For race fans throughout New England and Canada, the wait is nearly over for one of the most anticipated events in recent short track racing history. On Saturday, the Pro All Stars Series (PASS) AIM Recycling Super Late Mate Models Presented By Kenny U-Pull and the American Canadian Tour (ACT) Late Models will compete on the same racing car at Oxford Plains Speedway for the first time ever. While fans and competitors have patiently been awaiting this event, perhaps no one has been looking forward to it more than Farmington, ME's, Cassius Clark.

Clark captured his first PASS AIM Recycling Super Late Model Presented By Kenny U-Pull championship in 2013 and was once again in contention for the title last year. But, an accident at Speedway 95 as Clark took the checkered flag for his second PASS win of the season, sent him prematurely to the sidelines for the final three races of the year.

"A day doesn't go by that I don't think about how our season ended last year," says Clark. "I'm disappointed that we didn't get the chance to finish the season out, but I'm anticipating our return to the track in a brand new piece."

That piece will be a completely brand new Hight Chevrolet #77 for 2015. A new Port City Chassis has Clark excited for the new season.

"Our team will be more ready than ever," says Clark. "This is the first time in my career that I will be driving a car that is completely new and I'm really looking forward to it. I have no doubt that I'll have the best equipment and people surrounding me to help steer into victory lane where we left off last year."

Lessons learned in last year's AIM Recycling Oxford 250 Presented By Kenny U-Pull have Clark confident heading into this weekend's PASS season opener at Oxford Plains Speedway. And while he is excited for this weekend, Clark will continue to stay focused on the 250 as the year progresses, a race that has eluded him to this point.

"The Oxford 250 is at the top of our list," said Clark. "We've come up short the last two years and, if a late race caution hadn't of come out last year, we may have had a different outcome. We felt like we learned a lot about our flat track program in that race and our season started to turn around at that point. Unfortunately, we weren't able to compete in the final race at Oxford, but all of us on the Hight Motorsports Team are looking forward to hauling our new car up to Oxford Plains on April 18."

One of the best fields in PASS AIM Recycling Super Late Model Presented By Kenny U-Pull history is expected to join Clark on Saturday, April 18 at Oxford Plains Speedway. Veteran Joey Doiron will be joined by defending series champion DJ Shaw and former champions Johnny Clark and Ben Rowe. Two-time defending AIM Recycling Oxford 250 Presented By Kenny U-Pull winner Travis Benjamin is always a strong contender at Oxford Plains along with 3-time race winner Mike Rowe.

Quebec is represented in the early entries by Eric St Gelais and Raphael Lessard and Nova Scotia's Cole Butcher will be coming from the Canadian Maritimes. Vermont's Brent Dragon and Bobby Therrien, along with Connecticut's Dillon Moltz and Rhode Island's Kyle Desouza will be joined by a strong contingent from New Hampshire including Joey Polewarczyk, Matt Frahm, Bryan Kruczek, and Andy Shaw. And, as would be expected, a strong list of drivers from Maine will be contenders led by Tim and TJ Brackett, Richie Dearborn, Dave Farrington, Jr., Scott Farrington, Mike Hopkins, Michael Landry, Reid Lanpher, Glen Luce, Shawn Martin, Scott McDaniel, Scott Mulkern, David Oliver, Adam Polvinen, Tony Ricci, Gary Smith, and Bobby Timmons.

Opening weekend at Oxford Plains Speedway begins on Friday, April 17 with rotating practice for the PASS AIM Recycling Super Late Models Presented By Kenny U-Pull, ACT Late Models, PASS Modifieds, Wicked Cool Midgets and Street Stocks starting at 1 PM. On Saturday, April 18, rotating practice starts at 9:30 AM, with heat races beginning at 2 PM, followed by the main events.

2015 PASS NORTH SUPER LATE MODEL SCHEDULE

April 18 - Oxford Plains Speedway - Oxford, ME
AIM RECYCLING/KENNY U-PULL 150

April 19 - Oxford Plains Speedway Rain Date
or April 26 for Rain or if grounds are too wet

May 2 - Beech Ridge Motor Speedway - Scarborough, ME
THE SOUTHERN MAINE CHRYSLER DODGE JEEP 150

May 9 - Star Speedway - Epping, NH

May 16 - Autdrome Chaudiere - Vallee-Jonction, QE

May 24 - Thunder Road International Speedbowl - Barre, VT

June 14 - Speedway 95 - Hermon, ME
   THE HEIGHT CHEVROLET 150

June 20 - Autodrome Chaudiere - Vallee-Jonction, QE

June 26 - Lee USA Speedway - Lee, NH

July 5 - New Hampshire Motor Speedway - Loudon, NH

July 11 - Beech Ridge Motor Speedway - Scarborough, ME
THE SOUTHERN MAINE CHRYSLER DODGE JEEP 150

July 19 - Airborne Park Speedway - Plattsburgh, NY

August 2   - Oxford Plains Speedway - Oxford, ME
   THE HP HOOD 150

August 8 - Autodrome Montmagny - Montmagny, QE

August 30   - Oxford Plains Speedway -   Oxford, ME
THE 42nd ANNUAL AIM RECYCLING OXFORD 250 presented by KENNY U-PULL

September 12 - Autodrome Chaudiere - Vallee-Jonction, QE

September 20 - PASS 400 - Beech Ridge Motor Speedway - Scarborough, ME
THE SOUTHERN MAINE CHRYSLER DODGE JEEP 300

October 3 - Oxford Plains Speedway - Oxford, ME

Previous Results and Photos HERE