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* BEN ROWE STILL AT RICHARD MOODY RACING
Despite the rumor mill churning around the clock to the contrary, Rowe said that he and car owner Rick Moody have made no plans to part ways on the PASS North Series in 2009.
* NO SUPER LATE MODELS AT UNITY RACEWAY IN '09
Track operator George Fernald Jr., who leases the track from owner Ralph Nason, said that as much as he’d like to bring the division back regularly, it will not happen.
* ACT TO RETURN TO BEECH RIDGE IN 2009
ACT officials announced that the series will hold a 150-lap feature at Beech Ridge on July 25, 2009 – one week after the TD Banknorth 250 at Oxford Plains Speedway.
* TOM CURLEY CAN SEE THE CHECKERED FLAG AHEAD
Curley, the American-Canadian Tour president who was inducted into the New England Auto Racing Hall of Fame earlier this month, said during a recent interview that he doesn’t intend to remain at the helm of both ACT and Thunder Road indefinitely.
* JOHNNY CLARK WINS AT MASON-DIXON
PASS North Series drivers dominated the top spots in the Super Late Model portion of the Mason-Dixon Meltdown at South Boston Speedway.
* DEREK RAMSTROM HITS HOME RUN IN WORLD SERIES
Ramstrom capped a breakout season, kicking off the final day of the World Series of Speedway Racing by winning the 30-lap Super Late Model feature at Thompson International Speedway.
* FINISHING TOUCHES
The finish was irrelevant to Carl Thomas. As the saying goes, just getting to the track was the victory for the Manalpan, N.J., driver.
35th annual TD Banknorth 250
Complete coverage
* Harvick wins Oxford 250
* Wilson leads old-fashioned effort
* Oxford 250 notebook
* GWC blog entries from OPS
* Robbins wins the pole
* Rolfe, Harvick team up
* Can Harvick really win 250?
* LaChance takes another title shot
* Randy Varney calls the shots
* Ramstrom feels the pressure
* Drivers look at outside groove
* Rolfe plays role of favorite
* Eddie Mac no outlaw at all
