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2nd in PASS North Points with 14 Starts
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Saturday, October 24th
3rd Place Finish
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Curtis Gerry #7g in first with Joey Doiron #21 in 2nd.
  Great racing in the lead packs. Everybody competitive.
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Johnny stands 2nd in 2020 PASS North SLM points to DJ Shaw #60 with the final tallies 2929 to 2948. Johnny gained 50 points in this race as DJ Shaw finished 28th with a collapsed front suspension.
Heat>>
Feature>>
Photos by
Norm Marx


Sunday, October 18th
4th Place Finish
Good battles with Dave Farrington Jr. #23 and Nick Sweet #40vt


SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11th
5th Place Finish
A bit under powered versus the built motors.
Photos by Norm Marx

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2nd, 2020
Mekkelsen RV Milk Bowl Friday
15th Place Finish
A mechanical DNF at lap 126. Distributor gear teeth sheared off.
3rd fasterst lap of the race - 11.889
Photos by Norm Marx


SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19th, 2020
7th Place Finish
A win in the heat, while posting a lap in the 11.8s.
Started from 11th as a past winner and moved towards the front.
Contact with a lapped car on lap 15 knocked the front toe out,
and the car was not right from then on. Running with the fast front pack - up to 5th. Then caught up in The Big One in turn 3, lap 78.
Pitted for a damage check and adjustments. Back on track at the back.
Johnny worked his was back thru the field to a 7th place finish.
And a jump to 2nd in points - behind DJ Shaw - ahead of
Travis Benjamin, Ben Rowe, Gabe Brown, and Nick Sweet.

THE WIN!
Heat >>
The 250>>
Photos by
Norm Marx

SUNDAY, AUGUST 1th, 2020
2nd Place Finish
From the Speed 51 race report   Perennial contender Johnny Clark charged his way up from a 12th-place starting spot to finish second, as he continues the hunt for his elusive first Oxford 250 title. Clark feels strong about his chances this year.

"The car hasn't been this good at Oxford since the 250 last year, so it seems like the timing is right for us," Clark stated. "We've been struggling here, the last race here we went three laps down. We didn't bring anything back the same, except for the chassis of course, and it's a lot better car. Just need a little more and maybe we can run with some of those Distance cars."


SUNDAY, AUGUST 9th, 2020
- THE MIDSUMMER CLASSIC 150 -
10th Place Finish
A start from 12th after last race's win per PASS rules.
At the green, nice progress towards the front on another hot day.
Looking like a sixth place finish, when a tire goes down right at
the end, and the #54 falls to 10th.
Heat >>
Feature >>

FRIDAY, JULY 24th, 2020
FOR THE WIN!
Heat Win - Pole - Led every Lap
PASS SUPER LATE MODELS AT RIVERSIDE
L to R - Eddie MacDonald #17ma, 3rd;
Winner Johnny Clark #54;

and Nick Sweet #40vt, 2nd
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Photos by Norm Marx
Here’s Johnny!
PASS PRESS RELEASE - Groveton, NH - Johnny Clark reminded everyone in attendance Friday night at Riverside Speedway why he is a six time champion as he dominated the Pro all Stars Series first visit to the 1/4 mile since 2018. Clark, who has not been first to the checkers since 2016, fended off challenges from several drivers but was never seriously challenged in the 150 lap tilt. "It's been a long time since I have had a car that good," he exclaimed in victory lane, "it was fun, but there was oil or something on the track those last few laps and we almost slipped and gave it away."

As dominating as Clark was leading the entire 150 lap contest, it wasn't as easy as it looked. "We made wholesale changes after the first practice, and it was just terrible. I knew, we all knew after the second practice we had to put it back. It was not easy, there were a lot of changes. I'm glad we did!"

Clark was challenged early by Eddie MacDonald who seemed to maintain the torrid pace but not able to mount a bid for the point. Meanwhile 3 time 2020 winner Nick Sweet was making his way to the front, trying to balance the art of saving some tires while also trying to close the gap on the front runners from his 11th starting spot. "That's the trick, maintaining that balance while trying g to run them down but still have something left at the end. We are definitely happy with the finish."

Macdonald held on for the final podium spot while point leader coming into the race Travis Benjamin nailed down the fourth spot. Defending champion DJ Shaw rounded out the top 5. The race was slowed by a single caution on lap 91.

Clark's win was career triumph number 40 on the all-time list as he bested a stout 17 car field.

SATURDAY, JULY 18th, 2020
26th Place Finish
No handling. Alternating tight and loose.


FRIDAY, JULY 3rd, 2020
- PASS FOLEY OIL & PROPANE 150 -
16th Place Finish
A win in Heat 2 for a start on the pole in the feature.
Taking the lead at the green and leading for 27 laps.
Then a mechanical retirement for a 16th place finish.
A trailing arm bracket had failed.
Heat >>
Feature >>
Photos by
Norm Marx

SUNDAY, JUNE 28th, 2020
THE COASTAL AUTO PARTS 150
8th Place Finish
Missing the Oil in the Conci >>
Feature >>


SUNDAY, JUNE 21st, 2020
- PASS 150 -
8th Place Finish
In the lead for the first half of the race on a brutally hot day, Johnny has a tire going soft and falls out of the lead. On a restart the #54 falls back into the pack and eventually has the tire rub and go down. 

For the second week in a row, Johnny gets a new tire and battles back, recording an 8th place finish ahead of Ben Rowe #4 & Garrett Hall #94.
Heat Win >>
Feature >>
Photos by
Norm Marx


SUNDAY, JUNE 7th, 2020
- PASS 150 -
7th Place Finish
In the lead and pulling away at lap 61, Johnny Clark #54 tries to squeeze by a spinning Jeff White #50, but gets clipped in the rear wheel. Derek Griffith #12g suffers nose damage. Johnny changed the flat and battled back to a 7th place finish.
Photos by
Norm Marx

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