Friday, Aug. 15
Unity Raceway
Regular racing
Sat., Aug. 16
Oxford Plains Speedway
Fan Appreciation Night
Championship Series racing
Wiscasset Raceway
Toyota Tundra 250 Late Model qualifier
Sun., Aug. 17
Wiscasset Raceway
PASS North Series
Toyota Tundra 250
NEW ENGLAND TOYOTA TUNDRA 250
JOHNNY CLARK'S DOMINATION CONTINUES
WISCASSET, Maine – Brand new car for Johnny Clark, same old Wiscasset Raceway. Clark continued his recent domination of the facility in the last two seasons, particularly in PASS North Series competition, easily pulling away to win the inaugural New England Toyota Tundra 250 and the more than $30,000 that went with it. Clark now has four 250-lap wins to his credit, including a win at Unity Raceway in the DNK 250 five years ago and a win at New Brunswick International Speedway last year. "There’s nothing better than winning these big races," Clark said. "This one is No. 1 right now."
Johnny Clark and his team celebrate in victory late at Wiscasset Raceway on Sunday night, after winning the inaugural New England Toyota Tundra 250./Photo courtesy of Norm Marx
Driver looks like his old self in brand new car
TOYOTA TUNDRA 250 NOTES:
Green's pet project gets job done
* Unofficial results
More coverage
* NOTEBOOK: Williams is the lone southern representative
* Rowe, Sanborn team up at Richard Moody Racing
* Clark, Benjamin bring local flavor to PASS hopes
* Creation of new touring series could impact SLM scene
* Comparing the Toyota Tundra 250 to Oxford's summer classic
* Scott Chubbuck looks to add to Wiscasset resume
Joey Polewarczyk Jr. to make East Series start at NHMS
Patience is paying off for Joey Polewarczyk Jr. these days. In more ways than one.
The 19-year-old Polewarczyk has signed a one-race deal with Dave Davis Motorsports to race in the Camping World East Series at New Hampshire Motor Speedway next month. Polewarczyk will drive the No. 03 Chevrolet in the Heluva Good! Fall 125 on Sept. 12.
The Hudson, N.H., native replaces Rogelio Lopez, who was ousted from the seat when sponsorship fell through for the remainder of his season.
"It’s just the one race," said Polewarczyk, a two-time winner on the American-Canadian Tour this season. "Realistically, though, it’s my biggest shot to make something out of all this."
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