U.S. Pro Stock/Super Late Model Championship

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U.S. Pro Stock/Super Late Model Championship
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Venue Seekonk Speedway
Location Seekonk, Massachusetts, United States
First race2016 (2016)
Distance67 mi (108 km)
Laps200
Most wins (driver)Tom Scully Jr. (1)
Derek Griffith (1)
Reid Lanpher (1)
Most wins (manufacturer) Chevrolet (3)
Circuit information
SurfaceAsphalt
Length.333 mi (0.536 km)
Turns4

The U.S. Pro Stock/Super Late Model Championship was a 200 lap super late model race held annually at Seekonk Speedway. The event was aimed at creating a race similar to the Snowball Derby in New England.

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The race was scheduled to run the Wednesday before the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series runs their July race at New Hampshire Motor Speedway, in hopes of gaining the attention of Cup teams and encouraging them to enter the race. [1]

Race setup

The rules for the 200 lap race were very lenient, allowing competitors from across the country come to the track in hopes of winning a $10,000 pay check. All cars were required to run the same American Racer racing slicks used by Seekonk's weekly pro stock competitors. The race itself was a non-points race for the Whelen All-American Series. Racing action was separated into two 100 lap race segments. The time between the two 100 lap races is used to host other racing (In the case of 2016, pro-4 modifieds and legends. Qualifying was split into heat races, where 20 drivers (including guaranteed-starters) will qualify. A final six positions were filled in by consolation races. Between the two 100 lap races, the winner of the first 100 laps draws a number to determine an inversion for the second 100 lap feature. [1]

Several New England race tracks host their own super late model races, some of which were used as guaranteed-starter races. Which races were and weren't used as guaranteed-starter races were determined before the racing season started. The whole event was sponsored by Kraze Korlacki Speed Equipment, who offered payouts and promoted the race. It was up to their discretion how many cars are eligible for the race, but 26 was the number used to explain race procedure. There was a $47,160 total prize; $42,160 coming from Kraze Korlacki Speed Equipment, and $5,000 coming from lap sponsorship. Anyone was eligible to sponsor a lap for $25. [1]

Race winners

YearDateDriverManufacturerRace distanceRace time
LapsMiles (km)
2016July 13Tom Scully Jr.Chevrolet20067 (108)1:27:21
2017July 19Derek GriffithChevrolet20067 (108)57:39
2018July 18Reid LanpherChevrolet20067 (108)1:41:32
Sources [2] [3] [4]

By year

2016

The race's finish was voted second best in Speed51's best finishes of 2016. [5]

2016 U.S. PS/SLM Championship time trials
PositionDriverNumberTime
1Joey Pole9712.392
2Derek Griffith12D12.400
3 Dalton Sargeant 5512.400
4DJ Shaw7212.405
5Derek Ramstrom3512.408
6Angelo Belsito*812.466
7David Darling*5212.471
8Rick Martin*1412.507
9Kenny Spencer III*012.512
10Ryan Lineham*4812.534
11Tom Scully Jr.*212.537
12Craig Weinstein*9012.582
13Dick Houlihan*4112.586
14Cory Casagrande112.586
15Jeremy Davis0912.592
16Bobby Pelland III*1212.594
17Wyatt Alexander9612.595
18Fred Astle*3012.676
19Mike Fowler6612.694
20Robert Hussey*8012.918
21Mike Scorzelli1813.008
22Ben Bosowski7513.331
*Weekly Seekonk Speedway competitors [6]
2016 U.S. PS/SLM Championship heat 1
PositionDriverNumberTime
1Joey Pole9712.440
2DJ Shaw7212.527
3Ryan Lineham*4812.585
4David Darling*5212.587
5Bobby Pelland III*1212.692
6Dick Houlihan*4112.734
7Mike Fowler6612.842
8Ben Bosowski7513.152
*Weekly Seekonk Speedway competitors [7]
2016 U.S. PS/SLM Championship heat 2
PositionDriverNumberTime
1Derek Griffith12D12.585
2Rick Martin*1412.553
3Tom Scully Jr.*212.615
4Derek Ramstrom3512.540
5Wyatt Alexander9612.639
6Cory Casagrande112.686
7Robert Hussey*8018.985
*Weekly Seekonk Speedway competitors [8]
2016 U.S. PS/SLM Championship heat 3
PositionDriverNumberTime
1 Dalton Sargeant 5512.507
2Angelo Belsito*812.560
3Kenny Spencer III*012.519
4Jeremy Davis0912.727
5Craig Weinstein*9012.626
6Fred Astle*3012.727
7Mike Scorzelli1812.982
*Weekly Seekonk Speedway competitors [9]
2016 U.S. PS/SLM Championship race results
PositionStartDriverNoLaps
18Tom Scully Jr.*2200
22Derek Griffith12D200
33DJ Shaw72200
411Derek Ramstrom35200
54 Dalton Sargeant 55200
610David Darling*52200
712Jeremy Davis09200
86Angelo Belsito*8200
914Wyatt Alexander96200
109Kenny Spencer III*0200
1113Bobby Pelland III*12200
1217Cory Casagrande1198
1316Dick Houlihan*41197
1422Robert Hussey*80196
155Rick Martin*14193
161Joey Pole97192
177Ryan Lineham*48186
1819Mike Fowler66170
1915Craig Weinstein*90122
2021Ben Bosowski75104
2120Mike Scorzelli18101
2218Fred Astle*3064
2323Cole Littlewood61DNS
*Weekly Seekonk Speedway competitors [2] [10]

2017

2017 U.S. PS/SLM Championship time trials
PositionDriverNumberTime
1David Darling*5212.289
2Derek Griffith12G12.316
3Travis Benjamin1412.348
4Joey Pole9712.357
5Derek Ramstrom3512.382
6Garrett Hall9412.382
7Joseph Graf12J12.398
8Eddie MacDonald17MA12.417
9Reid Lanpher9912.433
10Kyle Casper*712.504
11Ryan Vanesse*1112.528
12Bobby Pelland III*1212.529
13Woody Pitkat4212.555
14Tom Scully Jr.*212.575
15Devin O'Connell4312.584
16Joey Mooch4512.598
17Mike Brightman*2712.600
18Raphael Lessard9912.628
19Kevin Folan*2112.672
20Cole Littlewood12L13.042
21Steve Pailler6613.199
*Weekly Seekonk Speedway competitors [11]
2017 U.S. PS/SLM Championship heat 1
PositionDriverNumberTime
1Joey Pole9712.539
2David Darling*5212.527
3Kyle Casper*712.639
4Kevin Folan*1712.813
5Joseph Graf12J12.679
6Joey Mooch4512.688
7Woody Pitkat4212.755
*Weekly Seekonk Speedway competitors [12]
2017 U.S. PS/SLM Championship heat 2
PositionDriverNumberTime
1Eddie MacDonald17MA12.503
2Derek Griffith12G12.547
3Tom Scully Jr.*212.552
4Ryan Vanesse*1112.623
5Derek Ramstrom3512.633
6Mike Brightman*2712.711
7Cole Littlewood12L13.065
*Weekly Seekonk Speedway competitors [13]
2017 U.S. PS/SLM Championship heat 3
PositionDriverNumberTime
1Travis Benjamin1412.738
2Bobby Pelland III*1212.709
3Reid Lanpher5912.679
4Raphael Lessard9912.699
5Devin O'Connell4312.814
6Steve Pailler6613.162
*Weekly Seekonk Speedway competitors [14]
2017 U.S. PS/SLM Championship race results
PositionStartDriverNoLaps
16Derek Griffith12G200
221Garrett Hall94200
313Derek Ramstrom35200
42Eddie MacDonald17MA200
54David Darling*52200
63Travis Benjamin14200
717Mike Brightman*27200
81Joey Pole97200
99Reid Lanpher59200
107Kyle Casper*7199
115Bobby Pelland III*12198
1219Woody Pitkat42196
1320Cole Littlewood12L181
1411Ryan Vanesse*11171
1514Joseph Graf12J141
1612Raphael Lessard99112
178Tom Scully Jr.*272
1810Kevin Folan*1766
1918Steve Pailler6614
2016Devin O'Connell4312
2115Joey Mooch452
*Weekly Seekonk Speedway competitors [15] [16]

2018

2018 U.S. PS/SLM Championship time trials
PositionDriverNumberTime
1Travis Benjamin1412.306
2Reid Lanpher5912.342
3David Darling*5212.355
4Jake Johnson*1512.370
5Derek Griffith12G12.381
6Cory Casagrande712.389
7Nick Johnson*612.392
8Wyatt Alexander9612.400
9Dylan Estrella*4612.405
10Joe Squeglia0312.407
11Dave Farrington Jr.2312.466
12Joey Pole9712.472
13Mike Mitchell*4812.476
14Ryan Kuhn*7212.486
15Garrett Hall9412.533
16Devin O'Connell4312.567
17Craig Weinstein9012.568
18Ryan Vanesse*1112.569
19Jake Vanada3112.579
20Mike Brightman*2712.588
21Derek Ramstrom3512.599
22Nick Lascoula3912.601
23Joe Graf12J12.605
24Robert Pelland III*1212.677
25Kevin Folan*1712.771
26Bob Hussey*8013.018
27Cole Littlewood7313.062
28Brandon TurbushNY2113.278
*Weekly Seekonk Speedway competitors [17]
2018 U.S. PS/SLM Championship heat 1
PositionDriverNumberTime
1Travis Benjamin1412.569
2Nick Johnson*612.574
3Jake Johnson*1512.587
4Joe Squeglia0312.637
5Mike Mitchell*4812.759
6Nick Lascoula3912.727
7Devin O'Connell4312.884
8Kevin Folan*1712.861
9Jake Vanada3112.774
10Brandon TurbushNY2113.022
*Weekly Seekonk Speedway competitors [18]
2018 U.S. PS/SLM Championship heat 2
PositionDriverNumberTime
1Reid Lanpher5912.427
2Derek Griffith12G12.481
3Dave Farrington Jr.2312.521
4Wyatt Alexander9612.479
5Ryan Kuhn*7212.619
6Mike Brightman*2712.765
7Craig Weinstein9012.614
8Joseph Graf12J12.706
9Bob Hussey*8013.169
*Weekly Seekonk Speedway competitors [19]
2018 U.S. PS/SLM Championship heat 3
PositionDriverNumberTime
1David Darling*5212.447
2Dylan Estrella*4612.508
3Joey Pole9712.553
4Cory Casagrande712.620
5Garrett Hall9412.701
6Derek Ramstrom3512.778
7Ryan Vanesse*1112.871
8Robert Pelland III*1212.774
9Cole Littlewood7313.119
*Weekly Seekonk Speedway competitors [20]
2018 U.S. PS/SLM Championship consolation race
PositionDriverNumberTime
1Devin O'Connell4312.784
2Ryan Vanesse*1112.835
3Craig Weinstein9012.842
4Kevin Folan*1712.855
5Jake Vanada3112.914
6Joseph Graf12J12.942
7Cole Littlewood7313.243
8Brandon TurbushNY2113.235
9Robert Pelland III*12DNS
10Bob Hussey*80DNS
*Weekly Seekonk Speedway competitors [21]
2018 U.S. PS/SLM Championship race results
PositionStartDriverNoLaps
12Reid Lanpher59200
29Joe Squeglia03200
317Derek Ramstrom35200
47Dave Farrington Jr.23200
516Garrett Hall94200
612Wyatt Alexander96200
714Mike Mitchell*48200
822Craig Weinstein90200
98Jake Johnson*15200
1011Cory Casagrande7200
1113Ryan Kuhn*72200
1215Nick Lascoula39199
1321Kevin Folan*17194
1424Jake Vanada31181
1510Joey Pole97170
165Dylan Estrella*46163
171Travis Benjamin14163
1818Mike Brightman*27154
1923Joseph Graf12J120
204Nick Johnson*690
2119Ryan Vanesse*1183
2220Devin O'Connell4380
233David Darling*5266
246Derek Griffith12G59
*Weekly Seekonk Speedway competitors [22] [23]

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  2. 1 2 "2016 race results" . Retrieved 6 August 2016.
  3. ↑ "2017 race results" . Retrieved 11 April 2018.
  4. ↑ "2018 race results".
  5. ↑ "The 51's: 2016 Awards for Best Photo & Best Finish". Speed51. Retrieved 13 April 2017.
  6. ↑ "US Pro Stock Super Late Model time trial results". Seekonk Speedway. Retrieved 15 April 2017.
  7. ↑ "US Pro Stock Super Late Model Championship heat 1". Seekonk Speedway. Retrieved 15 April 2017.
  8. ↑ "US Pro Stock Super Late Model Championship heat 2". Seekonk Speedway. Retrieved 15 April 2017.
  9. ↑ "US Pro Stock Super Late Model Championship heat 3". Seekonk Speedway. Retrieved 15 April 2017.
  10. ↑ "US Pro Stock Super Late Model Championship race results (Graph)". Speedhive. Retrieved 15 April 2017.
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  12. ↑ "RESULTS OF PRO/SLM PRACTICE - PRO/SLM HEAT 1". Seekonk Speedway. Retrieved 13 May 2018.
  13. ↑ "RESULTS OF PRO/SLM PRACTICE - PRO/SLM HEAT 2". Seekonk Speedway. Retrieved 13 May 2018.
  14. ↑ "RESULTS OF PRO/SLM PRACTICE - PRO/SLM HEAT 3". Seekonk Speedway. Retrieved 13 May 2018.
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  18. ↑ "2018 heat 1 results" . Retrieved 16 February 2020.
  19. ↑ "Heat 2 results" . Retrieved 16 February 2020.
  20. ↑ "2018 heat 3" . Retrieved 16 February 2020.
  21. ↑ "2018 consi" . Retrieved 16 February 2020.
  22. ↑ "2018 results" . Retrieved 18 February 2020.
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