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1) 26 - Bubba Pollard - 250 Laps 2) 97 - Joey Polewarczyk Jr. - 250 3) 59 - Reid Lanpher - 250 4) 94 - Garrett Hall - 250 5) 73 - Joey Doiron - 250 6) 60 - DJ Shaw - 250 7) 7 - Travis Benjamin - 250 8) 15 - Mike Hopkins - 250 9) 88 - Brandon Barker - 250 10) 4n - Ben Rowe - 250 - 250 11) 17ma - Eddie MacDonald - 250 12) 96 - Wyatt Alexander - 250 13) 93 - Ray Christian III - 250 14) 23 - David Farrington - 250 15) 03 - Joe Squeglia - 250 16) 8 - Calvin Rose Jr. - 250 17) 47 - Kelly Moore - 250 18) 27 - Wayne Helliwell - 250 19) 40vt - Nick Sweet - 249 20) 94m - Shawn Martin - 249 21) 12g - Derek Griffith - 249 |
22) 54 - Johnny Clark - 249 23) 60b - Tim Brackett - 249 24) 42 - Kyle Reid - 249 25) 00 - Bryan Kruczek - 249 26) 53 - Cole Butcher - 249 27) 14 - Scott McDaniel - 249 28) 41 - Tracy Gordon - 248 29) 24 - Mike Rowe - 248 30) 57 - Austin Theriault - 248 31) 23s - Lonnie Sommerville - 248 32) 88t - Jeff Taylor - 247 33) 47x - Gabe Brown - 243 34) 29 - Austin Teras - 225 35) 7L - Glen Luce - 223 36) 13 - Cassius Clark - 215 37) 7g - Curtis Gerry - 205 38) 45 - Kodie Conner - 201 39) 72 - Scott Robbins - 131 40) 36 - Ryan Robbins - 131 41) 61 - TJ Brackett - 118 42) 9t - Alan Tardiff - 48 |
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Oxford, Maine -- Bubba Pollard showed New
England race fans that the reputation preceding him to
the 45th Annual Clark's Scrap Metal Oxford 250 was much
more than hype, winning the biggest one-day short track
Super Late Model race in his first attempt Sunday at
Oxford Plains Speedway. Pollard, from Senoia, Georgia,
got his first look at the Speedway on Friday. The definition of a true Super Late Model racing outlaw, Pollard, 31, convinced New England race fans that he's clearly among the best short track racers in North America, conquering the unique Oxford Plains Speedway racetrack in his first attempt. Pollard took the lead away from Travis Benjamin of Belfast, a two-time Oxford 250 champion in his own right, then outran another former 250 champion, Joey Polewarczyk, Jr. of Hudson, New Hampshire to the checkered flag. Reid Lanpher of Manchester made a late charge into third position during the closing laps. Scarborough's Garrett Hall ended up in fourth place after dominating more than half the race from his pole starting position, earning some $20,00-plus with lap leader bonuses included. Berwick's Joey Doiron, a former PASS Super Late Model National Champion, rounded out the top five. Pollard overcame a bad draw - he started dead last in the final of five heat races - and needed to run a second-round 20-lap qualifying race to earn 29th starting position in the 42-car starting field. Dealing with a field of unfamiliar foes in a race with traffic rivaled by few, if any, big Super Late Model races, Pollard made all of the right moves as he methodically moved into contention for the win. A racer's racer, Pollard was impressive from the drop of the green flag, working his way into the top five during the long green flag stretch that opened the 250. Seemingly making all of the right moves in traffic as the Super Late Models frequently raced three-wide, the appreciative Maine crowd soon realized the third-generation Peach State racer was going to be a contender to pick up the big check at the end of the annual Maine classic. In victory lane, Pollard expressed his appreciation to the crowd, as clearly he was jacked up and ready to perform before the full grandstand, increasingly rare in the smartphone age. The crowd returned the love, clearly appreciating the successful effort of the first-time OPS invader. Polewarczyk, a winner during the brief Late Model era of the 250 and no stranger to victory lane in a Super Late Model at Oxford Plains Speedway, looked like a contender in the early stages and put together an impressive late charge into the runner-up position. Lanpher, twice a runner-up in the 250, claimed his third podium finish and 250 trophy. Hall was the story for more than half of the race, leading all but a few laps for more than the first half of the 250, occasionally battling and swapping the lead with seven-time OPS track champion Jeff Taylor of Fairfield, making his first Super Late Model start of the year. The young Scarborough racer scored his best-ever racing payday, despite just missing out on a trophy, posting a fourth-place finish. Doiron, an infrequent competitor on the region's top Super Late Model circuit this season, rounded out the top-five. Current Pro All Stars Series North championship points leader DJ Shaw of Center Conway, New Hampshire was sixth under the checkered flag, one spot better than his closest rival in the standings, Benjamin. Mike Hopkins of Hermon raced among the leader throughout the 250-lapper and earned an eight-place finish. Brandon Barker of Windham ended up in ninth position , with the top ten rundown filled out by Ben Rowe of Turner, who claimed some lap leader bonus money and battled up front with winner Pollard for several laps. Ben Tinker of New Gloucester padded his advantage atop the championship points standings in the PASS Mods ranks, winning his fifth 40-lap feature race of the year in an eventful race. Bruce Helmuth of Wales was the runner-up, followed by Milford, New Hampshire's Steve Dickey, Jr. The three podium finishers were also in those same spots at last year's Oxford 250 program. Saturday night winner Spencer Morse of Waterford was fourth, followed by second-ranked points man Gary Shackford of Center Conway, New Hampshire. The Mods race next along with the PASS North Super Late Models at Beech Ridge Motor Speedway in Scarborough, Maine on Saturday, September 23 before wrapping up their championship season back at Oxford Plains Speedway on October 13. Zach Audet of Norridgewock surprised virtually no one with his victory in the North East Mini Stock Tour's 50-lap race. Audet, the king of four-cylinder racing in Central Maine and beyond, outran Kodi Sabens of Windsor, Vermont to the checkered flag. Jimmy Childs of Leeds, survived several days of practice and a crash earlier in the afternoon to claim the third-place trophy. Michael Viens of Seekonk, Massachusetts and Sidney's Matt Glidden rounded out the top five. Allen's Coffee Flavored Brandy Street Stock points leader Matt Dufault of Turner charged past Skip Tripp on the final lap to win the 30-lap main event for The Taste of Maine division, just barely edging the division's all-time wins leader at the finish line by .017-seconds, mere inches. Tripp, hopping into John White's 12 car for the weekend, kept five-time winner and defending track champion Billy Childs, Jr., who had won on the previous night, at bay but couldn't keep Dufault out of victory lane before the healthy crowd. Championship contender Tyler King of Gray made a late charge into third position. Childs and fellow Leeds racer Kyle Hewins rounded out the top five. John Childs of Leeds cruised up the outside lane and into the lead, then outran all rivals to score his first-ever Oxford 250 Sunday win in the Rebel class. Travis Lovejoy of Waterboro was closest to Childs as the checkered flag wavedWaterford's Jamie Heath, Oxford's Gerard Cote and Rick Montminy from Auburn filled out the top-five rundown. The next Pro All Stars Series North Super Late Model race is scheduled for Saturday, September 15 at White Mountain Motorsports Park in North Woodstock, New Hampshire. Next on the Oxford Plains Speedway is Motor Mayhem 4, featuring the Oxford Acceleration Series divisions along with an endure race and other interesting motorized entertainment. Championship Day and Night for all weekly Oxford Plains Speedway Budweiser Championship Series and Oxford Acceleration Series divisions is scheduled for Saturday, September 8 at 4:00 p.m. Oxford Plains Speedway is located on State Route 26 at 877 Main Street in Oxford, Maine. For more information visit proallstarsseries.com, oxfordplains.com or call (207) 539-8865. |
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Unofficial results from
the Sunday, August 26 Clark's Scrap Metal 45th Annual
Oxford 250 Pro All Stars Series National Championship
Series Super Late Model racing program, showing
finishing position, car number, driver's name and
driver's hometown: 45th Annual Oxford 250 by Clark's Scrap Metals Pro All Stars Series National Championship Race (250 laps) 1 26 Bubba Pollard, Senoia, GA; 2 97 Joey Polewarczyk, Jr., Hudson, NH; 3 59 Reid Lanpher, Manchester, ME; 4 94 Garrett Hall, Scarborough, ME; 5 73 Joey Doiron, Berwick, ME; 6 60 DJ Shaw, Center Conway, NH; 7 7 Travis Benjamin, Belfast, ME; 8 15 Mike Hopkins, Hermon, ME; 9 88 Brandon Barker, Windham, ME; 10 4 Ben Rowe, Turner, ME; 11 17 Eddie MacDonald, Rowley, MA; 12 96 Wyatt Alexander, Charlotte, NC; 13 93 Ray Christian III, Uncasville, CT; 14 23 Dave Farrington, Jr., Jay, ME; 15 03 Joe Squeglia, Derry, NH; 16 8 Calvin Rose, Jr., Turner, ME; 17 47 Kelly Moore, Scarborough, ME; 18 27 Wayne Helliwell, Jr., Dover, NH; 19 40 Nick Sweet, Barre, VT; 20 94 Shawn Martin, Turner, ME; 21 12 Derek Griffith, Hudson, NH; 22 54 Johnny Clark, Farmingdale, ME; 23 60 Tim Brackett, Buckfield, ME; 24 42 Kyle Reid, Cape Breton, NS, Canada; 25 00 Bryan Kruczek, Newmarket, NH; 26 53 Cole Butcher, Dartmouth, NS, Canada; 27 14 Scott McDaniel, Livermore, ME; 28 41 Tracy Gordon, Strong, ME; 29 24 Mike Rowe, Turner, ME; 30 57 Austin Theriault, Fort Kent, ME; 31 23 Lonnie Sommerville, Barnesville, NB, Canada; 32 88 Jeff Taylor, Fairfield, ME; 33 47 Gabe Brown, Center Conway, NH; 34 29 Austin Teras, Gray, ME; 35 7 Glen Luce, Turner, ME; 36 13 Cassius Clark, Farmington, ME; 37 7 Curtis Gerry, Waterboro, ME; 38 45 Kodie Connor, Kannapolis, NC; 39 72 Scott Robbins, Dixfield, ME; 40 36 Ryan Robbins, Dixfield, ME; 41 61 TJ Brackett, Buckfield, ME; 42 9 Alan Tardiff, Goodwins Mills, ME.  PASS Super Late Model Last Chance Race (50 laps) 1 7 Curtis Gerry, Waterboro, ME; 2 78 Ivan Kaffel, Raymond, ME; 3 72 Scott Robbins, Dixfield, ME; 4 94 Shawn Martin, Turner, ME; 5 44 Rusty Poland, Windham, ME; 6 00 Jeremy Davis, Tamworth, NH; 7 46 Dennis Spencer, Jr., Oxford, ME; 8 90 Derek Kneeland, Sebago, ME; 9 9 Zach Emerson, Sabattus, ME; 10 16 Travis Stearns, Auburn, ME; 11 0 Scott Luce, Strong, ME; 12 63 John Salemi, Nashua, NH; 13 42 Kyle Reid, Cape Breton, NS, Canada; 14 09 Justin Drake, Burnham, ME; 15 16 Adam Gray, Belchertown, MA; 16 51 John Peters, Westbrook, ME; 17 18 Wayne Parritt, Steuben, ME; DNS 29 Trevor Sanborn, East Parsonsfield, ME.  North East Mini Stock Tour (50 laps) 1 19 Zach Audet, Norridgewock, ME; 2 36 Kodi Sabens, Windsor, VT; 3 10 Jimmy Childs, Leeds, ME; 4 85 Michael Viens, Seekonk, MA; 5 20 Matt Glidden, Sidney, ME; 6 7 Cody Leblanc, Waterville, ME; 7 71 Matt Boucher, Andover, NH; 8 23 Devin Guy, Dublin, NH; 9 14 Justin Faford, Westminster, MA; 10 43 Dana Shepard, Putney, VT; 11 56 Jamie Heath, Waterford, ME; 12 52 Jeremy Carter, East Andover, NH; 13 55 Nick Anderson, Oxford, MA; 14 84 William Schoeler, Warwick, RI; 15 48 Justin King, Derry, NH; 16 88 Emerson Cayer, Contoocook, NH; 17 9 George Fortin, Leeds, ME; 18 18 Jake Rheaume, Rochester, NH; 19 90 Desmond Skillings, Antrim, NH; 20 97 Becky Elston-Burns, Carmel, ME.  PASS Mods (40 laps) 1 19 Ben Tinker, New Gloucester, ME; 2 25 Bruce Helmuth, Wales, ME; 3 12 Steve Dickey, Jr., Milford, NH; 4 34 Spencer Morse, Waterford, ME; 5 60 Gary Shackford, Center Conway, NH; 6 14 Mark Napolitano, North Yarmouth, ME; 7 21 Mark Lucas, Harpswell, ME; 8 60 Adam Gray, Belchertown, MA; 9 85 Jariet Harrison, Freeport, ME; 10 48 Brian Treadwell, Hancock, ME; 11 2 Matty Sanborn, Windham, ME; 12 7 Spencer Vaughan, Canton, ME; 13 15 Wayne Allard, Stetson, ME; 14 33 Billy Dixon, Waterboro, ME; 15 35 Kristina Nadeau, Buxton, ME; 16 16 Patrick Sullivan, Poland, ME; 17 10 Kate Re, Lovell, ME.  Allen's Coffee Flavored Brandy Street Stock (30 laps) 1 61 Matt Dufault, Turner, ME; 2 12 Skip Tripp, Norway, ME; 3 11 Tyler King, Gray, ME; 4 1 Billy Childs, Jr., Leeds, ME; 5 51 Kyle Hewins, Leeds, ME; 6 2 Gary Babineau, Hollis Center, ME; 7 62 Nick Stanley, Oxford, ME; 8 21 Zach Bowie, Turner, ME; 9 36 Rick Spaulding, Lisbon, ME; 10 3 Jordan Pearson, Thorndike, ME; 11 4 Jordan Russell, Norway, ME; 12 67 Michael Haynes, Livermore Falls, ME; 13 09 Mark Turner, Norway, ME; 14 52 Mike Nichols, Livermore Falls, ME; 15 27 Patrick Thorne, Standish, ME; 16 99 George Haskell, Casco, ME; 17 77 Jon Brill, Bridgton, ME; 18 5 Guy Childs, Lewiston, ME; 19 56 Addie McDaniel, Bridgton, ME; 20 53 Matt Brill, Bridgton, ME; 21 1x Joey Isrealson, Scarborough, ME; 22 24 Jonathan Emerson, Sabattus, ME; 23 22 Joe Hutter, Hebron, ME; 24 05 Brett Osmond, Wiscasset, ME.  Rebels (20 laps) 1 69 John Childs, Leeds, ME; 2 79 Travis Lovejoy, Waterboro, ME; 3 91 Jamie Heath, Waterford, ME; 4 05 Gerard Cote, Oxford, ME; 5 44 Rick Montminy, Auburn, ME; 6 14 Adam O'Neil, Lewiston, ME; 7 69x Adam Warnoch, Buxton, ME; 8 24 Travis 'Tornado' Verrill, South Paris, ME; 9 56 Addie McDaniel, Bridgton, ME; 10 21 Ralph Green, Auburn, ME; 11 50 AJ Smith III, South Paris, ME; 12 12 Chris Lavanway, Auburn, ME; 13 04 Caleb Proctor, Casco, ME; 14 5 Matt Thibeault, Mechanic Falls, ME; 15 10 Corey Roussel, South Paris, ME; 16 55 Dean Jordan, Jay, ME; 17 4 Dave Brannon, Monmouth, ME; 18 8 Jeremy Lauzier, Rumford, ME; 19 95 Cody Childs, Auburn, ME; 20 55 Kyle Gray, Carmel, ME; 21 11 Cam Childs, Leeds, ME; 22 1 Brandon Varney, Mechanic Falls, ME; 23 12 Adam Sanborn, West Paris, ME; 24 4 Calab Emerson-Mains, Richmond, ME. |
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Could This Weekend’s 45th Annual
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NAPLES, ME (August 23) - With nearly 70 entries
and campers already covering the grounds of Oxford
Plains Speedway, anticipation for this weekend's
45thAnnual Clark's Scrap Metal Oxford 250 has reached a
fever pitch. The best Pro All Stars Series (PASS) Super
Late Model drivers from across the United States and
Canada are currently arriving for Maine's largest
sporting event. An event that is expected to attract
over 10,000 fans to the area over the course of the
weekend. Last year's winner, Curtis Gerry, is clearly the favorite to become the first back-to-back winner of the 250 since Travis Benjamin accomplished the feat in 2014. In addition to winning the 250 last year, the native of Waterboro, ME, has won the last four PASS North Super Late Model races at Oxford Plains and that has him excited about his prospects this weekend. "It is an awesome feeling knowing that we have such momentum going with this winning streak, but it's very stressful also," says Gerry, driver of the #7 Ripley & Fletcher Ford. "We have a great car and just need a good draw [in the heat races] and a clean race and we'll see where we end up." One of the most talked up drivers coming to the Clark's Scrap Metal Oxford 250 this weekend is Senoia, GA's, Bubba Pollard. Pollard has been one of the most successful Super Late Model drivers in the country over the last decade and recently got locked in to the 250 by virtue of his PASS South win at South Boston Speedway. Coming to Oxford for the first time, Pollard will team with former two-time Oxford 250 winner, Ben Rowe, in their Senneker Performance Chassis to try and help speed up his learning curve in the big race. "Getting locked in to Oxford was huge, it's big," says Pollard, driver of the Harrison's Work Gear Ford #26. "Oxford is gonna be a tough field, those guys are good. We've been working hard all year to try and make that our race to focus on, so I hope we can do it." Canadians have been a big part of the Oxford 250 since Ontario's Don Biederman became the first Canuck to win in 1977. Several Canadian drivers are once again entered this year, with Nova Scotia's, Cole Butcher, being one of the most successful. Butcher hopes to end Canada's winless streak in the 250 by becoming the first Canadian to win since Dave Whitlock in 1995. "We left for Oxford on Wednesday and are staying the whole weekend," says Butcher, driver of the Atlantic Tiltload #53. "We're putting a lot of effort into the 250. The competition is always so tough at Oxford, but we think we will have something for them this time around." The competition will be keen this year and hard to predict with the starting lineup being determined by the ever-exciting heat races. When looking at local Super Late Model shows at Oxford Plains, it makes predicting the winner of the 250 even harder. Brandon Barker and Ivan Kaffel recently scored their first Super Late Model wins there, while three-time Oxford 250 winner, Mike Rowe, picked up the win last weekend. And then there are the championship contenders. DJ Shaw and Travis Benjamin competing for the PASS North title, while Derek Griffith, Ray Christian, III, Ben Rowe, and Kodie Conner are all in the thick for the PASS National Championship. The 45thAnnual Clark's Scrap Metal Oxford 250 will go green on Sunday afternoon, August 26 with the heat races to determine the starting lineup going green at 1:30 PM for the PASS Super Late Models, PASS Modifieds, Rebels, Street Stocks, and NEMST. With the possibility of $50,000 going to the winner, the Oxford 250 is the biggest single day event in motorsports, with nearly 70 Pro All Stars Series (PASS) Super Late Models expected to compete in the qualifying heats and main event, and it is all held on Sunday, August 26. In addition to the showcase event on Sunday, fans will have the chance to enjoy a full weekend of racing at Oxford Plains Speedway. It will all begin on Friday, August 24 when the PASS Super Late Models will get their first chance to take to the track for practice. Beginning at 6:30 PM, a full slate of heat and feature racing gets under way for the Outlaws, Rebels, Street Stocks, Cruisers, Trucks, Ladies, Legends, and Bandits. On Saturday, August 25, the PASS Super Late Models will have another opportunity to practice before heats and features begin for the ACT Late Models, PASS Modifieds, Street Stocks, NEMST Cyclones, NE Lites, and Wicked Good. Entry forms and the complete weekend schedule for the 45thAnnual Clark's Scrap Metal Oxford 250, along with the inaugural PASS Commonwealth Classic at Richmond Raceway, are available at ProAllStarsSeries.com. The Pro All Stars Series is recognized as North America's premier sanctioning body for asphalt Super Late Models and boasts such marquee events as the legendary Oxford 250 at Oxford Plains Speedway, the Easter Bunny 150 at historic Hickory Motor Speedway, and the PASS Commonwealth Classic at Richmond Raceway. For media or marketing questions, please contact Alan Dietz at 704-231-2039 or alandietzpass@live.com. |
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Oxford Plains Speedway and the Pro All Stars
Series are excited to announce that Clark's Scrap Metals
has come on board for title sponsorship of the 45th
Annual Clark's Scrap Metals Oxford 250 on Sunday, August
26th. Clark's Scrap Metal has four location's in Maine including Hallowell, Chelsea, Monteville, and Jay. Clark's Scrap Metals and the Clark Family have been long time supporters of stock car racing in Maine and have competed in the Pro All Stars Series since the series inception accumulating six PASS Championship along the way. "We are really excited to be a part of the 45th Annual Oxford 250. This is a huge opportunity for the Clark's Scrap Metals family to work with the Mayberry's on the largest Super Late Model race in the country," said Clark's Scrap Metals President John Clark III. |
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NAPLES, ME (August 16) - With campers already arriving
on the grounds of Oxford Plains Speedway, the complete
weekend schedule for the 45th Annual Clark's Scrap Metal
Oxford 250 has now been posted. The Oxford 250 will go
green on Sunday afternoon, August 26 with the ever
important heat races to determine the starting lineup
going green at 1:30 PM for the PASS Super Late Models,
PASS Modifieds, Rebels, Street Stocks, and NEMST. With
the possibility of $50,000 going to the winner, the
Oxford 250 is the biggest single day event in
motorsports, with nearly 70 Pro All Stars Series (PASS)
Super Late Models expected to compete in the qualifying
heats and main event, and it is all held on Sunday,
August 26. The list of pre-entries is now up to 60, with a very impressive group of new drivers, led by Senoia, GA's Bubba Pollard, who recently got locked into the 250 via his win last weekend at South Boston Speedway in Virginia. Joining him will be 2015 Oxford 250 winner, Glen Luce, as well as defending ARCA Series champion, Austin Theriault. Former multi-time Oxford Plains Speedway track champion, Jeff Taylor, has also entered as he still seeks his first ever win in the 250. Race teams will once again have the opportunity to make live pit stops and employ strategy during the course of the event and, since caution laps will not count, teams can avoid the pressure of having to bring in "specialized" pit crews. In addition to the showcase event on Sunday, fans will have the chance to enjoy a full weekend of racing at Oxford Plains Speedway. It will all begin on Friday, August 24 when the PASS Super Late Models will get their first chance to take to the track for practice. Beginning at 6:30 PM, a full slate of heat and feature racing gets under way for the Outlaws, Rebels, Street Stocks, Cruisers, Trucks, Ladies, Legends, and Bandits. On Saturday, August 25, the PASS Super Late Models will have another opportunity to practice before heats and features begin for the ACT Late Models, PASS Modifieds, Street Stocks, NEMST Cyclones, NE Lites, and Wicked Good. The Pro All Stars Series is recognized as North America's premier sanctioning body for asphalt Super Late Models and boasts such marquee events as the legendary Oxford 250 at Oxford Plains Speedway, the Easter Bunny 150 at historic Hickory Motor Speedway, and the PASS Commonwealth Classic at Richmond Raceway. For media or marketing questions, please contact Alan Dietz at 704-231-2039 or alandietzpass@live.com. |
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NAPLES, ME (July 16) - The entry list for the most
prestigious asphalt short track race in America reached a
major milestone over the weekend. With still over a month to
go before the green flag drops, there are now over 50 Pro
All Stars Series (PASS) Super Late Model entries for the
45th Annual Oxford 250 at Oxford Plains Speedway in August.
East Parsonsfield, ME's Trevor Sanborn is the 50th official
entrant, while two-time Oxford 250 winner, Eddie MacDonald,
has actually pushed the number of drivers entered to date to
51. Competitors will have the opportunity the race for the
richest winner's purse in asphalt short track racing, with
$25,000 to win, plus an additional $25,000 in lap leader
money. Last year's winner, Curtis Gerry, took home over
$31,000 last year for his efforts. This year's entry lists features some of the best short track racers in North America, including former Oxford 250 winners', Mike and Ben Rowe, Travis Benjamin, Wayne Helliwell, Jr., Joey Polewarcyzk, Curtis Gerry, and Scott Robbins. Former PASS champions, Johnny Clark, DJ Shaw, Cassius Clark, Joey Doiron, and Tate Fogleman have also entered, along with PASS National championship contenders, Derek Griffith, Kodie Conner, Ray Christian, III, and Jimmy Renfrew, Jr. The Canadian Maritimes are also being represented by Cole Butcher, Kyle Reid, and Lonnie Sommerville. "The Roads To Oxford and Richmond" program will be concluding in the next few weeks. Racers have the opportunity to not only get locked into the 45th Annual Oxford 250, but also the inaugural PASS Commonwealth Classic, which will be held at Richmond Raceway in October. PASS South drivers will have their final opportunity of the year to get locked in to Oxford or Richmond in the 12th Annual Orange Blossom Special at Orange County Speedway this weekend. The final chance for the New England contingent will be held at Oxford Plains Speedway on Sunday, July 29th. Entry forms for the 45th Annual Oxford 250 and inaugural PASS Commonwealth Classic, along with pit stall reservations for Richmond, are available at ProAllStarsSeries.com. Entry forms are also available for the "Road To Oxford & Richmond" qualifiers at Orange County Speedway and Oxford Plains Speedway. For media or marketing questions please contact Alan Dietz atalandietzpass@live.com or 704-231-2039. Be sure to "Like" the Pro All Stars Series on Facebook or follow us on Twitter at @PASSSLM14. |
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NAPLES, ME (February 16) - Pro All Stars Series
(PASS) President Tom Mayberry announced today the expansion
of the newly named "Roads To Oxford And Richmond" program in
2018. Now in its fifth year, the groundbreaking "Roads To
Oxford And Richmond" concept will expand to give racers
across the continent the chance to compete in short track
asphalt racing's biggest events. Competitors from both the
United States and Canada will have the opportunity to race
for guaranteed starting spots, while keeping focused on the
45th Annual Oxford 250 and the inaugural Commonwealth
Classic at Richmond Raceway throughout the season. The 2017 Oxford 250 saw droves of race fans from across North America and over 60 Super Late Models make the trek to Oxford Plains Speedway in Maine, as the venerable race continues to be one of the biggest short track events in the world. And beginning this year, racers across several short track disciplines will have the opportunity to race at the Richmond Raceway in Virginia as part of the inaugural PASS Commonwealth Classic in October. "The Oxford 250 is continuing the tradition as one of the premier events in all of short track racing and with the addition of Richmond, PASS racers will have the chance to compete in two of the biggest events in North America," said Mayberry. "The 'Roads To Oxford And Richmond' will be bigger than ever in 2018. We will be able to keep the 250 and Richmond in focus throughout the year and give competitors at several venues the chance to get locked in." This year's program will see the winners of four select races in the United States and Canada get a guaranteed starting position at full start money for the Oxford 250 or at Richmond. The remaining top five finishers in each of these events will be guaranteed a starting position for the Oxford 250 or Richmond at half start money. The first event to be featured will be the famed Easter Bunny 150 at North Carolina's Hickory Motor Speedway on March 31. The "Roads" then continue to an international event in the Canadian province of New Brunswick, with the series' first trip to Petty International Raceway on June 2. Then, a special Tuesday night 200 lapper paying $5,000 to win on July 3, will be held at Spud Speedway in Caribou, ME. The final race as part of the "Roads To Oxford And Richmond" will be on Sunday, July 29 at Oxford Plains Speedway. Additionally, the top licensed drivers in points from PASS North, PASS South, and the PASS National Championship Series, will have provisionals available, if needed, as long as they have attempted to qualify for every race in their chosen series. All drivers that will have guaranteed spots through the "Roads To Oxford And Richmond" or via championship points provisionals have to compete in their heat races, qualifying, or in their consolation races, but will not have to compete in the last chances race if they have not already advanced. A full schedule of events and support divisions for the 45th Annual Oxford 250 at Oxford Plains Speedway and the inaugural PASS Commonwealth Classic at Richmond Raceway will be announced in the near future. For media or marketing questions please contact Alan Dietz at alandietzpass@live.com or 704-231-2039. |
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