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Beech RidgeJohn Peters Motorsports: NELCAR Legends Tour
Beech Ridge Motor Speedway Race Report

SCARBOROUGH, Maine – John Peters of Westbrook, Maine, finished 10th in his Amsoil NELCAR Legends Tour debut on Saturday, September 15, at Beech Ridge Motor Speedway in Scarborough, Maine, rallying all the way up after starting shotgun on the 21-car field in the 50-lap feature as part of PASS 400 weekend. Peters, 15, became the youngest champion in Beech Ridge history by winning the Beetle Bug JV division title this summer as part of the 10-week VIP Thursday Thunder series. After climbing all the way from 21st to 11th in the first half of Saturday’s race in the No. 51 Cash For Clunkers/Digby’s Variety Sedan, Peters gained ground on the races’s only restart with five laps remaining to post the Top-10 finish in his first career start.
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PASS NorthMulkern Racing Right At Home This Weekend
PASS 300 At Beech Ridge A Highlight For Mulkern, Sommerville

FALMOUTH, Maine – If there’s one win that Mulkern Racing would really like to have for themselves, it’s a victory in the longest and most prestigious race on the PASS North Series schedule.

Team owner Scott Mulkern of Falmouth finished second in the SouthernMaineMotors.com 300 at Beech Ridge Motor Speedway last season, and he and Lonnie Sommerville of Saint John, New Brunswick, will both take aim at the checkered flag in the event this time around on Sunday, September 16. Qualifying for the longest race on the schedule begins at 12:15 p.m. on Saturday, with the main event slated for approximately 3 p.m. on Sunday.

Both Mulkern Racing entries have victories at Beech Ridge Motor Speedway on their respective resumes, most recently Sommerville who took the PASS 150 at the track in July of 2011 with the No. 48 A.E. McKay Builders/Southern Maine Motors Chevrolet.
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PASS NorthJoey Doiron Eyes Another Beech Ridge Win
Doiron Views SouthernMaineMotors.com 300 As An Opportunity

BERWICK, Maine – Joey Doiron has seen both ends of the spectrum at Beech Ridge Motor Speedway this season, and he’s hoping for another dose of success when the PASS North Series returns to the track this weekend.

After winning the PASS North Series season opener at Beech Ridge in May, Doiron struggled in the series’ return date in early July. He’s hoping the season’s longest and most lucrative regular-season race – this weekend’s SouthernMaineMotors.com 300 on Sunday afternoon – will help him close out 2012 the way it began.
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Beech RidgeRace Results – PASS 400 Weekend – Mid Week Open
Beech Ridge Motor Speedway,Scarborough ME 9/13

Mini Trucks – 35 lap feature

1 96 Chad Binette Dayton ME 2 88X Chad Emery Buxton ME 3 1 Tony Field Buxton ME 4 35 Sean Smith Kennebunk ME 5 07 Mark Grantham Jr. Casco ME 6 96X Jeremy Binette E Waterboro ME 7 4 Tom Lovejoy Jr. Kennebunk Me 8 17X Corey Williams Sumner ME 9 00 Keith Petrin Lyman ME 10 69 Ryan Farrar S Paris ME 11 22 Jeff Schmidt Mechanic Falls ME 12 50 John Reynolds Wells ME 13 7 Kurt Nolden Cape Neddick ME 14 69X David Lamson Saco ME 17 17 Ken Goombs Raymond ME 18 86 Brad Weismann Saco ME 19 25 Kyle Gailloux Lyman ME
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PASS NorthHome Sweet Home For Brad Babb In PASS 300
BRMS Champ Ready To Tackle PASS North Series’ Best On Own Turf

WINDHAM, Maine – Brad Babb would like to add one more piece of hardware to the trophy case this weekend when the PASS North Series invades Beech Ridge Motor Speedway for its premiere event of the season.

Babb, the 2012 NASCAR Whelen All-American Series track champion, will join some three dozen Super Late Model teams from across New England and Canada in the SouthernMaineMotors.com 300 at Beech Ridge this Sunday, September 16. Following open practice at the track on Friday afternoon, qualifying begins at 12:15 p.m. on Saturday and the main event is slated for approximately 3 p.m. on Sunday.

Babb, who won a 45-lap Pro Series feature in May at Beech Ridge, believes he has an advantage after running all summer at the .333-mile oval.
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John Peters Motorsports: NELCAR Legends Tour
Beech Ridge Motor Speedway Race Preview

John Peters of Westbrook, Maine, will make his Amsoil NELCAR Legends Tour debut when the tour heads to Beech Ridge Motor Speedway in Scarborough, Maine, for a 50-lap event on Saturday, September 15. The annual extra-distance race is part of the PASS 400 weekend at Beech Ridge, where Peters, 15, became the youngest champion in track history this summer in the entry-level Beetle Bug JV division. The race will be Peters’ only appearance in a Legend car this season, as he takes aim at the series on a regular basis in 2013.
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Beech RidgeYOUTH IS SERVED: John Peters Exceeds Expectations
15-Year-Old Caps 2012 As Youngest Champion In Beech Ridge History

WESTBROOK, Maine – John Peters’ first 10 races in a stock car turned out better than even he expected.

After posting two wins, five runner-up finishes and no result worse than fourth during the VIP Thursday Thunder season this summer, Peters earned the championship in Beech Ridge Motor Speedway’s entry-level “Beetle Bug JV” division in 2012 to become the youngest champion in the track’s 64-year history.

“It’s weird to think about it sometimes,” said Peters, 15, of Westbrook, Maine. “When people would start coming up and telling me that I was going to be the youngest champion in history there, I’d think, ‘Oh, that’s nice.’ Then I started looking at Beech Ridge’s old memories and history page (on Facebook), and you see all of the people that have won races and championships there, and you really get thinking about it. It’s a shock. It’s pretty amazing.”
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Beech RidgeBrad Babb Racing: Beech Ridge Motor Speedway
NASCAR Whelen All-American Series Race Report

Beech RidgeBrad Babb of Windham, Maine, finished eighth in the 45-lap NASCAR Whelen All-American Series Pro Series feature event at Beech Ridge Motor Speedway in Scarborough, Maine, on Saturday, August 25, to unofficially retake the division point lead with one race remaining. Babb started 19th in the 23-car field, cracked the Top-10 by the Lap 20 mark and then battled in heavy traffic to hold onto the eighth position. It was Babb’s second-straight Top-10 finish in the No. 4 Babb Wood Contractors/McGoldrick Bros. Blasting Chevrolet and earned him a 14-point lead in the standings with only next Saturday night’s final point race remaining on the schedule. Babb’s father, five-time Beech Ridge Motor Speedway track champion Bobby Babb, finished a season-high third on Saturday night.
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Beech RidgeBrad Babb Racing: Beech Ridge Motor Speedway
NASCAR Whelen All-American Series Race Report

SCARBOROUGH, Maine – Brad Babb of Windham, Maine, unofficially reassumed command of the NASCAR Whelen All-American Series track standings with a second-place finish in the 45-lap Pro Series feature event at Beech Ridge Motor Speedway in Scarborough, Maine, on Saturday, August 18. Babb, 19, started 16th in the 24-car field and had cracked into the Top-5 by the midway point of the event. He was second on a late restart with five laps remaining, but the No. 4 Babb Wood Contractors/McGoldrick Bros. Blasting Chevrolet ran out of time to track down eventual winner Charlie Colby. Babb had entered the week fourth in a tight point battle at Beech Ridge, and was the only front-runner to finish in the Top-5 Saturday.
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ACT American Canadian Tour

CRAZY HORSE RACING: A ‘New’ Arrival On ACT Tour

SOUTH PARIS, Maine – When Austin Theriault won the ACT Late Model Tour 150 last Saturday night at Beech Ridge Motor Speedway in Scarborough, Maine, it wasn’t just the young driver’s first career victory in the series.

The win also marked the first ACT Late Model Tour victory for the new 2012 chassis unveiled by Crazy Horse Racing over the winter.

“I’ve got a lot of people to thank. This was a long time coming,” Theriault said after winning on Saturday night. “Crazy Horse Racing, my parents, Pelletier Ford, the fans for coming out and cheering me even when we missed it.”
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RPM Motorsports: ACT Late Model Tour
Brian Hoar Beech Ridge Race Report

Eight-time ACT Late Model Tour champion Brian Hoar of Williston, Vt., finished fifth in the rain-shortened ACT 150 at Beech Ridge Motor Speedway in Scarborough, Maine, on Saturday, July 28. The race was halted after 112 of the scheduled 150 laps by rain, shortly after Hoar used a three-wide move on a Lap 110 restart to move into the Top-5 for the first time. Hoar started 11th in the 30-car field and was beginning to work around the fourth-place car when the rains finally came. It was the fourth-straight Top-6 finish for the RPM Motorsports No. 37 GossCars.com Dodge Charger at Beech Ridge Motor Speedway. Hoar began his night by winning the first of four ACT qualifying races from the outside pole.
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Brad Babb Racing: Beech Ridge Motor Speedway
NASCAR Whelen All-American Series Race Report

Brad Babb of Windham, Maine, finished fifth in the 45-lap NASCAR Whelen All-American Series Pro Series feature at Beech Ridge Motor Speedway in Scarborough, Maine, on Saturday, July 28. Babb, 19, extended his point lead with five races remaining with his fifth Top-5 finish in nine starts this season. Babb started 18th in the 22-car Super Late Model field, and without the benefit of a caution flag to tighten the field, worked his way into the Top-5 at the checkered flag. The “2012 Maine Young Guns” finalist entered the night with a 21-point lead atop the standings and finished ahead of his closest pursuers to increase his advantage at the top.
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Fort Kent, ME’s Austin Theriault secured his first career American Canadian Tour win in a rain shortened event at Beech Ridge Motor Speedway in Scarborough, ME on Saturday, July 28. Theriault and his Pelletier Ford Ford Fusion battled with last year’s Beech Ridge ACT winner Jeff Taylor of Farmington, ME for the majority of the event and came out on top just before the fourth and final caution flew on lap 112 due to rain. Jay, ME’s Dave Farrington, Jr. had a career day and completed the all Maine and all Ford podium.

Twenty-nine American Canadian Tour Late Models took the green flag with the threat of rain looming over head. Taylor jumped to the lead from the pole position but not without Theriault all over his back bumper. Sporadic sprinkles of rain began around the lap 20 mark and Theriault decided to make his move, taking the lead on lap 26. The 18 year old Theriault broke out to a straight away lead and began picking off lap traffic until the first caution flew on lap 69.
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