Jimmy Renfrew & Jeffrey Battle Big Winners at Lee USA in PASS Friday Night Throwdown

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Lee, NH — A packed crowd came down to Lee USA Speedway on Friday night for the PASS Friday Night Throwdown with the locals getting the action started right! Trystin Bodwell launched into the lead for the Ridge Runners while top point chasers Kyle Dumas and Josh Hodgdon attempted to fight their way through the pack. A six car pack battled for fourth around the Lee 3/8-mile with Derek McKeen bringing out the first yellow of the night with a turn four spin. The green-white-checker finish saw Trystin Bodwell become the first repeat Ridge Runner winner of the year followed across the line by Tyler Fish and Kyle Dumas.

The MLM Diagnostic Services Crown Vics saw Anthony Garland take off ahead of point leader Josh ‘Guido’ Valliere but it was Matthew Hurteau who quickly took over the lead. Hurteau never faultered in the caution-free 20-lapper to take the win over Zach Davis and Jacob Michaud.

The New England Supermodified Series (NESS) made their Lee USA Speedway debut on Friday night with Derek Griffith and Dan Bowes leading the field to green for their 50-lap sprint. Griffith looked shot from a cannon to the lead while point leader Jeffrey Battle began to march up the outside lane from the middle of the pack. After the top three had difficulties motoring around the lap car of Mike Keddy, Battle began working on Bowes for second as Griffith continued to show the way. Battle and Jon McKennedy motored under Bowes with fifteen laps remaining as Battle continued his momentum to move up behind Griffith.

The lone caution flag flew on lap 48 with Dan Bowes blowing a left rear tire and sending him into a spin on the backstretch and into the infield retaining wall to ruin his night. A green-white-checker shootout between Jeffrey Battle and Derek Griffith saw Battle launch on the outside groove with Griffith taking second and Jon McKennedy edging PJ Stergios at the line for third.

Jeremy Davis opened up with the lead in the Kennebec Equipment PASS Modified feature as the high-point drivers ran in an eight-car gaggle deeper in the pack. By the halfway point, a six-man dance ran nose-to-tail behind third-place runner Shawn Knight with everyone looking to hold tight to the bottom. The first caution came out with fourteen laps remaining as most recent winner Chanler Harrison spun off turn two. Three more cautions would follow as Jeremy Davis and George Helliwell continued to face off at the front. Jeremy Davis would take the win at his Lee USA Speedway home-away-from-home followed by Reed Reno and George Helliwell to round out the podium.

Alexendre ‘Fireball’ Tardif and Joey Doiron brought the PASS Super Late Models to green for the Friday Night Throwdown 200 to end out Friday’s action. The big one happened early as Corey Bubar and Cole Robie made contact towards the front of the pack on the frontstretch, sending both into the wall and around to the infield grass on lap 8. Joey Doiron would find his way into the lead all alone under the restart with Sylas Ripley, Ryan Kuhn and Fireball Tardif following. Jimmy Renfrew, Jr. caught up to Doiron, using momentum on the outside groove to lead lap 29 with Doiron’s 73D content with riding in the early stages of the 200 lap feature.

Pat Corbett and Mike Scorzelli brought out the lap 50 caution, unknowingly setting off a 121-lap green flag run with Renfrew leading the way until Tardif’s turn three spin with 29 laps remaining. The leaders jumped to the infield for fresh tires and a splash of fuel to go the remaining distance. Renfrew won the race off pit road and took the jump on the restart with Doiron holding on two car lengths back. Catastrophe struck Doiron on lap 193 with a flat right rear ending his strong run and resetting the field.

One more yellow would slow the pace with three laps remaining as Gabe Brown looped his #47 machine in turn three after running the car bone-dry without taking anymore fuel. Renfrew and Derek Griffith set up a three-lap dash at the front but it was Jimmy Renfrew Jr. who earned the $7,000 payday over Derek Griffith and DJ Shaw, who came back from an early turn one dust-up to finish third.

Lee USA Speedway is off next Friday, July 31 but returns to racing action on Friday, August 7 for the third round in the Seacoast Late Model Challenge! 100 laps for the ACT Late Models are scheduled for August 7 alongside the 350 Supermodified Series, Tri-City Lining Street Stocks, Ridge Runners and MLM Diagnostic Services Crown Vics with a 7:00pm Post Time!

For more information about the American-Canadian Tour, contact the ACT offices at (802) 244-6963, media@acttour.com, or visit www.acttour.com.  You can also get updates on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram at @ACTTour.

For more information about the Pro All Stars Series, contact the Oxford Plains Speedway offices at (207) 539-8865 or visit www.proallstarsseries.com.

UNOFFICIAL RESULTS

Friday, July 24, 2026

Lee USA Speedway – Lee, NH

PASS Friday Night Throwdown

Pro All Stars Series Super Late Models – Friday Night Throwdown 200 (200 Laps)

1.         00NH   Jimmy Renfrew, Jr.     Candia, NH

2.         12G      Derek Griffith              Hudson, NH

3.         60        D.J. Shaw                     Center Conway, NH

4.         09R      Silas Ripley                  Warren, ME

5.         88        Brandon Barker          Westbrook, ME

6.         82        Bobby Baillargeon      Kingston, NH

7.         94        Garrett Hall                 Scarborough, ME

8.         17MA  Eddie MacDonald       Rowley, MA

9.         153      Travis Stearns              Auburn, ME

10.       15        Mike Hopkins              Hermon, ME

11.       21        Alexendre Tardif         Notre-Dame-des-Pins, QC

12.       47        Gabe Brown                Center Conway, NH

13.       44        Trevor Sanborn           Cornish, ME

14.       24J       JP Josiasse                   Ennismore, ON

15.       73D      Joey Doiron                 Berwick, ME

16.       18        Michael Scorzelli         Feura Bush, NY

17.       5VT      Pat Corbett                  Williamstown, VT

18.       48        Raphael Lessard          St-Joseph, QC

19.       72        Ryan Kuhn                   E. Bridgewater, MA

20.       27NH   Wayne Helliwell, Jr.    Dover, NH

21.       12x      Corey Bubar                Windham, ME

22.       29R      Cole Robie                   Windham, ME

New England Supermodified Series – (50 Laps)

1.         14        Jeffrey Battle               Barnstable, MA

2.         47        Derek Griffith              Hudson, NH

3.         79        Jon McKennedy           Chelmsford, MA

4.         41        PJ Stergios                   Candia, NH

5.         29        Ben Seitz                     Bourne, MA

6.         97        Matt Swanson             Harvard, MA

7.         53        Dave Duggan               Milford, NH

8.         45        Mike Mayberry           Naples, ME

9.         22        Mark MacIver             Stafford, NH

10.       25        Dan Bowes                  Epping, NH

11.       4          Rich Eaton                   Seabrook, NH

12.       77        Mike Keddy                 Raymond, NH

Kennebec Equipment PASS Modifieds – (50 Laps)

1.         17D      Jeremy Davis               Tamworth, NH

2.         77        Reed Reno                   W. Bath, ME

3.         75        George Helliwell         Pelham, NH

4.         6          Zach Bowie                  New Gloucester, ME

5.         66        Jacoby Maines             Hollis Center, ME

6.         88        Jaxon Moreside           Arundel, ME

7.         34        Spencer Morse            Naples, ME

8.         25        Shawn Knight              South Paris, ME

9.         3          Thomas Brackett         Auburn, ME

10.       4          Cody Macomber         Naples, ME

11.       0P        Bill Penfold                  Oxford, ME

12.       85        Chanler Harrison         Freeport, ME

13.       70        Rick Thompson, Jr.      Bridgton, ME

14.       56        Mike Penfold               Poland, ME

15.       60        Steve Perry                  Scarborough, ME

16.       11        Tyler Connolly             Scarborough, ME

17.       66K      Kris Schroeder             Haverhill, MA

18.       77        Nick Reno                    W. Bath, ME

Ridge Runners – (20 Laps)

1.         56        Trystin Bodwell           Sanford, ME

2.         14        Tyler Fish                     S. Portland, ME

3.         15        Kyle Dumas                 Raymond, NH

4.         73        Josh Hodgdon              Scarborough, ME

5.         47x      Taylor Graffam           Limington, ME

6.         66        Kam Weir                    North Conway, NH

7.         18        Darin Kilton                 Limington, ME

8.         99        Carl Gagnon                Merrimack, NH

9.         47        Brian Caswell              Buxton, ME

10.       1          Derek McKeen             N. Waterboro, ME

11.       31        Eddie McConologue    Newfield, ME

12.       61        Rob Caron                   Standish, ME

13.       39        Brad Weismann          Saco, ME        

MLM Diagnostic Services Crown Vics – (20 Laps)

1.         18        Matthew Hurteau       Rochester, NH

2.         27        Zach Davis                   Lebanon, ME

3.         79        Jacob Michaud            Lebanon, ME

4.         48        Dan Corso                   Lebanon, ME

5.         28        Traver Michaud          Lebanon, ME

6.         9          Ty Mello                      Millville, MA

7.         3          Josh Valliere               Rochester, NH

8.         00        AJ Panessiti                 Lebanon, ME

9.         35        Tucker Haskill              Saco, ME

10.       81        Anthony Garland        Rochester, NH

11.       19        Dan Collins                  Springvale, ME

12.       24        Paul Childs                  Chester, NH        

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