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The Oxford OCS 2024 Banquet will be held on
Friday, November 15 at the Hilton Garden Inn
Riverwatch in Auburn, Maine. We will start taking
ticket orders on October 1. Save the date. More info
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BAR HARBOR BANK & TRUST TO SPONSOR THE OXFORD 250!
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Naples ME - June 4th - Officials at the Pro All
Stars Series (PASS) and Oxford Plains Speedway (OPS) are
thrilled to announce Bar Harbor Bank & Trust has agreed
to be the title partner for the 51st annual Oxford 250.
The Bar Harbor Bank & Trust Oxford 250 is known as one
of the biggest short track races in the country and will
be contested on August 25th 2024.
Bar Harbor
Bank & Trust has been serving the financial needs of
Northern New England residents and businesses since it
was founded in 1887. Recognized by Forbes as one of the
"World's Best Banks" for multiple years, Bar Harbor Bank
& Trust offers a full range of personal and business
banking services and wealth management services through
its subsidiary, Bar Harbor Wealth Management. Bar Harbor
Bank & Trust provides the technology offerings and
capabilities you would expect from a larger bank, as
well as a personal approach to banking that customers
desire, including a full-service network of more than 50
branches and 90 ATMs across Maine, New Hampshire, and
Vermont.
"As an award-winning bank, we understand
the commitment and hard work it takes to take the
checkered flag, which is why we are proud to sponsor the
51st Annual Oxford 250," said Joseph Schmitt, SVP, Chief
Marketing Officer at Bar Harbor Bank & Trust. "The
Oxford 250 is one of the world's best short track races,
and we look forward to an exciting day of racing on
August 25."
The Oxford 250 is widely known as one
of the premier short track races in America. Starting
off as a 200 lap event in 1974 won by Joey Kourafas, the
Oxford 250 quickly morphed into the biggest one day
short track race in America that every racer dreamed of
winning. Nationally known racers like Kyle Busch, Kevin
Harvick, Ricky Craven, and Bubba Pollard have won
previous editions of the crown jewel, while many others
like Jeff Gordon, Kenny Wallace, and Brothers Bobby and
Terry Labonte have attempted. Home track advantage often
provides a needed edge for drivers like Mike Rowe, Dave
Dion, and Ralph Nason who have all etched their name on
the trophy multiple times throughout their illustrious
careers.
With $25,000 plus lap money up for
grabs, 49 of the best drivers in the country have
already entered the 51st annual Bar Harbor Bank & Trust
Oxford 250. To see the current and up to date list
please go the Pro All Stars Series Website at
www.proallstarsseries.com
Also in action over
the three day extravaganza will be the New England Super
Modified Series (NESS), The Kennebec Equipment Rental
PASS MODS, The Little Webbs Market 350 Super Series,
along with all the OPS support divisions. A full event
schedule will be released in the coming weeks. For those
wishing to stay on the grounds, camping information is
posted on www.Oxfordplains.com For more information
on Bar Harbor Bank & Trust, please visit them on social
media at
https://www.facebook.com/BHBTSocial/ or their
website at barharbor.bank.
To take advantage of
marketing opportunities at the Pro All Stars Series or
Oxford Plains Speedway or to buy a lap or many please
call 207-577-1836 or inquire at
OPSmarketing50@gmail.com
Oxford Plains
Speedway is the largest spectator sporting facility in
Maine with a capacity of over 14,000 people. The
3/8-mile asphalt oval located in Oxford, Maine is
celebrating its 75th year of racing in 2024.
For
technical information concerning all PASS divisions
please contact
passracing@roadrunner.com or call Jason Ricker
704-881-4429
Don't forget to "Like" the Pro All
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SUNDAY, AUGUST 4th, 2024 |
piersonheatingandcooling.com |
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Pierson Heating and Cooling to Sponsor
8/4
PASS Race & Special Year-End Awards
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Naples ME - 4/1/24 - Officials at the
Pro All Stars Series (PASS) announced today that Pierson
Heating and Cooling has sponsored four new special
awards for all three of the of the PASS sanctioned
touring divisions. The Pierson
Heating and Cooling Winners Circle, Rookie of the Year,
Hard Charger, and Fastest Lap of the Race will be
awarded at the year-end banquet to each tour's overall
winner in each of the four categories. PASS officials
also announced the August 4th
PASS Race at Oxford Plains Speedway will be known as the
Pierson Heating and Cooling 150.
"We are
excited to be able to provide some extra recognition at
our year end banquets for all three tours," said PASS
President Tom Mayberry. "Teams seem to really like these
awards at Oxford and we hope the tours will too. We are
thrilled to welcome Pierson Heating and Cooling to these
awards and to a PASS race."
Pierson Heating and
Cooling is family owned and operated HVAC company
serving central and southern Maine for all your5 heating
and cooling needs. They specialize in heat pumps and
boilers as well as any type of repairs to your current
systems. Pierson Heating and Cooling will set you up
with a high-quality heat pump, and take care of any
maintenance to help you stay comfortable at home with
excellent results at affordable prices.
The
August 4th race at Oxford Plains Speedway will be the
final PASS race before the 51st annual Oxford 250 slated
for later that month. Traditionally, many drivers use it
as a last opportunity to tune up for the big show on the
25th. A New England Super
Modified (NESS) Race presented by Sherm Arnold's
Flooring and the Kennebec Equipment Rental PASS MODS 60
lapper are also on the card that evening.
Drivers competing in points paying races starting at
Thompson will be eligible for the year end plaques. The
Pierson Heating Winners Circle will award the driver
with the most wins on each tour, while the rookie of the
year will celebrate the highest point totaling rookies.
The Hard Charger award will be presented to the drivers
passing the most cars throughout the season while the
Fastest Lap Award will go to the driver setting the most
fast times throughout the season.
"I've been
around racing my whole life," said owner Tony Pierson.
"I couldn't think of a better way to give back then to
do a PASS race and be a part of something new on the
tours."
The PASS SLM tour consists of 16 events
throughout the season including the Oxford 250 and the
1st annual All That's Metal 300 on July 2nd and 3rd. The
upstart NESS supermodifieds will compete 14 times with a
100 lap race in July 3rd, and the Star Classic on
September 13th and 14th. The resurgent Kennebec
Equipment Rental PASS MODS will have a 100 lap race, two
60 lap races, and a triple crown as a part of their 12
race series.
All the action starts on April 6th
at Thompson Speedway in Connecticut as a part of the
50th annual Icebreaker weekend.
For more
information on Pierson Heating and cooling or to get a
free estimate call 207-329-6388 or check them out online
and social media at;
piersonheatingandcooling.com or
facebook.com/piersonhcmaine.
To take
advantage of marketing opportunities at the Pro All
Stars Series or Oxford Plains Speedway or to buy a lap
or many please call 207-577-1836 or inquire at
OPSmarketing50@gmail.com.
For technical
information concerning all PASS divisions please contact
passracing@roadrunner.com or call Jason Ricker
704-881-4429
Don't forget to "Like" the Pro All
Stars Series, the PASS MODS touring series, and Oxford
Plains Speedway on Facebook. |
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July 2nd & 3rd, 2024 at OPS |
www.allthatsmetal.com
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All That’s Metal To Be
Title Sponsor of the
$40,000-to-win Celebration of America
300 |
Naples, ME - Jan. 11 -- Officials at
the Pro All Stars Series (PASS) announced today that
Maine based roofing and siding company All That's Metal
has signed on to become the title sponsor of the
$40,000- to-win Celebration of America 300. Scheduled
for July 2nd and 3rd 2024 at Oxford Plains Speedway, The
All That's Metal Celebration of America 300 will boast
nearly $140,000 in total purse money making it one of
the richest asphalt short track races in America.
"We are
thrilled to have All That's Metal as the title sponsor
for this first annual event," said PASS president Tom
Mayberry. "One of our goals with this race was to
provide another marquis event at Oxford Plains Speedway
(OPS), while partnering with outstanding companies
that represent the American way. All That's Metal fits
that mold perfectly."
With over 45 years of
experience, All That's Metal is ready to be your trusted
partner for your metal roofing and wall panel projects
of any size and scope. Their high-quality metal roofing
and wall panels systems are offered in a variety of
colors and styles and backed up with a 40-year warranty.
Stop into the showroom at 893 Coldbrook Road in Hermon
to see the full selection.
allthatsmetal.com
As a part of the
announcement, Mayberry went on to say that
July 2nd will
be qualifying day with a pair of 75 lap events locking
in the Top 15 each into the big show. "We really want to
make sure that the preliminary events are a show in
itself," he said. "We will have support classes present,
but we really wanted to make the Tuesday portion of this
program is a big event for the Super Late Models too."
Asked about the choice of a mid-week show vs the
traditional Saturday-Sunday, Mayberry explained the
desire to make this a destination race that people could
plan a vacation around. "July 4th week is a big vacation
week for a lot of families," said Mayberry. "With the
race in the middle of the week it allows people to come
for a couple days or stay the whole week if they chose.
What better way to celebrate America then spending it at
the track watching some great racing?"
OPS will
be in weekly action June 29th with their annual
Independence Day Fireworks celebration, likely to be the
only fireworks show in the state on that date. As
previously cited, Tuesday is qualifying for the All
That's Metal Celebration of America 300. The 300 and
support divisions will run features on July 3rd.
With
the Super Late Models off on
Saturday the 6th, The PASS MODS take
center stage for their 100 lap $2000 to win special,
along with local racing action and an enduro. With four
race dates in eight days, fans will have the opportunity
to see a wide variety of racing in a short amount of
time.
All That's Metal manufactures their metal
panels and trim right in their facility in Hermon, Maine
with steel that is made in the USA. They can offer both
standard and custom sizes! They also keep a wide variety
of screws, snow stops, metal caulking, and metal
accessories including blades and cutting tools in stock
at all times! The Best Metal Roof and Wall Systems in
the business can be found at All That's Metal with
same/next day turn around!
The All That's Metal
Celebration of America 300 will also feature the ever
popular lap leader program
made popular at OPS since 1981 with the Oxford 250. All
300 laps with be available for purchase at only $50 per
lap with half going to the leader of each sponsored lap
with the other half going to support the purse. The July
3rd Winner of the All That's Metal Celebration of
America 300 could take home up to $47,500!
2024 COA 300 LAP BOARD
Coldbrook Trailer Sales has also
been announced as an associate sponsor for the first
year event. Coldbrook Trailers & Equipment offer's some
of the best deals on utility trailers and used equipment
in the Bangor area! Their lineup of new trailers from
Delta, BigTex, Nitro, K-Trail and NexHaul, includes
utility trailers, enclosed trailers, snowmobile
trailers, construction trailers, and dump trailers.
Coldbook also has a great selection of used trailers and
used equipment that is clean, inspected and ready to go.
Details on support divisions and camping will be
released in the near future. To take advantage of
marketing opportunities at the Pro All Stars Series or
Oxford Plains Speedway or to buy a lap or many please
call 207-577-1836 or inquire at
OPSmarketing50@gmail.com.
All That's Metal can be reached at 207-945-1801.
Visit
allthatsmetal.com,
facebook.com/allthatsmetalme,
coldbrooktrailers.com, and
facebook.com/coldbrooktrailers.
For technical information concerning all PASS
divisions please contact
passracing@roadrunner.com or
call Jason Ricker 704-881-4429
Don't forget to "Like" the
Pro All Stars Series and the PASS
MODS touring series on
Facebook. |
www.coldbrooktrailers.com |
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SUNDAY, JUNE 9th - 1:30 PM |
midcoastexcavation.com |
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Mid-Coast Excavation To
Sponsor 150 Lap
SLM RACE at OPS on June 9th |
Oxford, ME -- Officials at Oxford
Plains Speedway (OPS) and the Pro All Stars Series
(PASS) are very pleased to welcome back Mid-Coast
Excavation for the 2024 season. The June 9th PASS race
at OPS will be sponsored by the excavation company out
of Bath. The Mid-Coast Excavation 150 is slated to be
the sixth race of the 16 race PASS North tour and the
second visit on the year to OPS.
Mid-Coast
Excavation is a multi-generation, family owned and
operated Construction and Excavation Company that serves
the residential and commercial markets in the beautiful
Mid-Coast of Maine and surrounding areas. Specializing
in Commercial and Residential Construction & Excavation
Services they believe that success is built from the
ground up. In order to stand the test of time, a solid
foundation must be laid. Their wide range of
construction services are building blocks to a solid
future and Mid-Coast Excavation proudly continues their
legacy of four generations of experience in commercial
and residential construction services.
From start
to finish, they use strategic planning skills and an
efficient process to get the job done. Their DEP
certified team is equipped to clear the way and to help
you build a strong future.
Please go see all that
Mid-Coast Excavation has to offer at
midcoastexcavation.com or at facebook.com/midcoast.excavation.
Or give them a call at 207-389-4735.
Post time
for the June 9th Mid-Coast 150 is 1:30 PM.
To
take advantage of marketing opportunities at the Pro All
Stars Series or Oxford Plains Speedway or to buy a lap
or many please call 207-577-1836 or inquire at OPSmarketing50@gmail.com.
For technical information concerning all PASS
divisions please contact passracing@roadrunner.com or
call Jason Ricker 704-881-4429
Don't forget to
"Like" the Pro All Stars Series and the PASS MODS
touring series on Facebook: facebook.com/ProAllStarsSeries
facebook.com/p/Official-Page-of-Oxford-Plains-Speedway,
and
facebook.com/p/PASS-MODS-Touring-Series. |
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Update on "Bottle Cap Crate"
2024 SLM Engine Option |
Dec, 27 - Naples, ME - Officials at
the Pro All Stars Series (PASS) provided an
update today on the new "Bottle Cap Crate"
engine option that will be available for all
PASS competitors for the 2024 season. The
"Bottle Cap Crate" option was rolled out to
competitors in early November and sales have
been brisk.
PASS President Tom Mayberry
commented about the new engine package option,
"We are really. really happy with the initial
round of orders for these motors. We have
already had 15 or 16 teams order an engine, and
we are getting calls and emails almost every day
for more."
Each engine purchased through
the PASS sealed engine program comes straight
from GM to the PASS approved engine builder, LCM
Racing Engines, for a dyno break-in and test.
LCM sets the timing, performs a 4-hour break-in
procedure, and then seals each motor with TWO
PASS-specific seals registered with the
sanctioning body. Teams simply provide their own
fuel pump and distributor and then can pick up a
race ready engine to drop into their cars and
go.
"We felt like it was important to
provide a good break-in procedure to verify that
each engine is performing at its optimum level
when it leaves the LCM Engine Shop," Said
Mayberry. "LCM has agreed to do this at a
discounted rate so we can keep the total cost to
teams under $10k."
Teams running the
"Bottle Cap Crate" option will be afforded a 25
lb. weight break at every track on the PASS
schedule, with additional breaks at Thompson and
New Hampshire Motor Speedway TBD. Mayberry
went on to say there will be another order
placed with GM within the next month or so to
accommodate the ever growing interest for both
the PASS tour and weekly competition at Oxford
Plains Speedway.
The 602 "Bottle Cap" crate motor option for
PASS MODS was also rolled
out less than a month ago and interest has been
high there as well. "We had one driver order one
right away, and we have had several more calls
from drivers in need of a fresh motor who want
to order very soon," said Mayberry. "PASS MODS
race a little less than the SLM's so an engine
may last a team a little longer. But as they
wear out, it's a great way for them to get a
sealed motor and get a weight break. It's the
same engine they are already running, just with
a seal so we know it has not been tampered
with."
To place your order, please contact the Offices
of PASS at (207) 693-6497 or passracing@roadrunner.com before
February 1st, or contact Tom
and Mike Mayberry to get your name on this list,
For technical questions please call Louie
Mechalides at 978-265-2630
For technical
information concerning all PASS divisions please
contact passracing@roadrunner.com.
Don't forget to "Like" the
Pro All Stars Series and the PASS
MODS touring series on
Facebook.
To take advantage of marketing
opportunities at the Pro All Stars Series or
Oxford Plains Speedway please call 207-577-1836
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Open Comp 200 Slated for
Friday of 250 Weekend
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Jan. 2 - Naples, ME --
Officials at the Pro All Stars Series (PASS) and
Oxford Plains Speedway (OPS) have announced
another marquis event as a part of the 51st
annual Oxford 250 weekend August 23-25. A
$10,000-to-win open competition 200 lap event
for Super Late Models will the headline the
Friday card night of the biggest weekend of the
year.
"We wanted to give teams another
big race with big money as a part of the biggest
weekend of the year," said PASS President Tom
Mayberry. "Adding in the twist of an open
competition will make strategy and ingenuity a
factor in the outcome of the race."
A few
minimal rules will be enforced by technical
inspectors, allowing teams to think outside the
box on both strategy, setups, and overall
package. All cars will weigh 2750 with 58% left
side weight, have a template style body with a
clear spoiler, a tread width no more the 66
inches, no aluminum engine blocks, one
carburetor, and the PASS Hoosier tires without
tire softener.
With the addition of the
200 lap Open Competition race, PASS and OPS now
feature four big marquis races at the Rte. 26
oval; The Celebration of America 300 in July,
the aforementioned 200, the Oxford 250, and PASS
400 weekend in October. Further, Super Late
Model racers will have a 150 lap event on August
4th and a 100 Oxford 250 qualifier on August
11th meaning every SLM race in the month August
will be extra distance.
"2024 is a big
year for PASS and OPS. After so many weather
issues last season, we wanted to put together a
schedule that would give our racers a chance at
some longer races for bigger money," said
Mayberry. "We think the addition of the open
rules race is just another way to do exactly
that."
Full format details and schedule
will be released at a later date. To see full
season schedule's please see www.Proallstarsseries.com
and www.oxfordplains.com.
For technical information concerning all
PASS divisions please contact passracing@roadrunner.com or
call Jason Ricker at 704-881-4429.
Don't
forget to "Like" the
Pro All Stars Series and the PASS
MODS touring series on
Facebook.
To take advantage of marketing
opportunities at the Pro All Stars Series or
Oxford Plains Speedway please call 207-577-1836
or inquire at opsmarketing@yahoo.com. |
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