WWMP PR Race Recap: The PASS Super Late Model Fall Foliage 150 got its start under the leadership of Austin Teras. Teras powered the Cushman Competition machine to a growing lead before a strong-running Jimmy Hebert entered the picture. Hebert seemed content to ride it out early in their 150-lap marathon but Trevor Sanborn and Johnny Clark began to bear down on the leaders. Clark quickly powered his way by Sanborn and Teras while Hebert read the writing on the wall and took the lead on lap 26. Calamity struck on lap 33 for Ryan Green as Cole Robie made a three-wide move entering turn one that went fowl as he, Green and Kyle Salemi motored off turn two and squeezed hard into the backstretch wall. Green took the brunt of it all, nearly rolling over as the contact stripped all body panels off his chassis and Robie was subsequently parked for the remainder of the event by PASS officials.

Hebert maintained the restart lead over Sanborn with Joey Doiron, Rusty Poland and DJ Shaw entering the top-five around Johnny Clark before slowing once again for an expired engine under the hood of Dennis Spencer on lap 52. Jimmy Hebert kept tabs at the front of the field until lap 94 when Clark, after stalking him for forty laps, finally made his move underneath to secure the lead. Derek Griffith would use a similar move nearly thirty-laps later to take over the top spot with the two having a hard-fought battle to the very end! Derek Griffith would take the edge and claim the Fall Foliage 150 win over Johnny Clark with Jimmy Hebert holding on to claim third overall.

WWMP PR Race Recap: Following heat race qualifying for the action-packed Bar Harbor Bank & Trust Fall Foliage program at White Mountain Motorsports Park, the Kennebec Equipment PASS Modifieds got Saturday’s feature racing started. Dan Brown led Zach Nicholson at the onset in their 50-lap main event with Chanler Harrison pulling up to third in the early circuits. The back half of the top-ten saw plenty of fender-banging action with Brandon Varney battling Ryan Hewins and Zach Bowie for position. Varney made the jump to the outside lane and found himself in third looking for more under Nicholson with ten laps remaining.

Fighting wheel to wheel with Brown, the two made heavy contact in turn two shooting Varney up the track before Varney returned the favor in turn four to bring out the lap 48 yellow. Setting up the green-white-checkered between Varney and Nicholson was initially short lived, with a backstretch stack-up sending Hewins and Harrison around and ending Harrison’s day. Brandon Varney would power on to the win followed by Zach Nicholson and Spencer Morse charging his way up to third. Morse’s apparent podium finish would be denied in post-race technical inspection giving Zach Bowie the third-place run.