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Sunday
JULY 20
2 PM |
SLM OXFORD 250, $1,000 TO WIN PASS MOD 75 LAPS, STREET STOCKS,
LEGENDS 50 LAPS, & OUTLAW SUPER SERIES OF MAINE 50 LAPS
- A PASS SUPER LATE MODEL NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP EVENT
THE OXFORD 250 LAP BOARD
Pits Open: 7:00 AM Grandstands
Open: 8:00 AM
Adults: $30
Junior: $15 Senior/Military: $30 Pit Pass: $50
SPONSOR
OF THE $1,000 TO WIN PASS MOD 75 LAPS |
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FINISH
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CAR#
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DRIVER
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1
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17
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TRAVIS BENJAMIN
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2
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57
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AUSTIN THERIAULT
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3
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33
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RICHIE DEARBORN
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4
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77
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CASSIUS CLARK
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5
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61
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TJ BRACKETT
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6
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1
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TYLER DIPPEL
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7
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35
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DEREK RAMSTROM
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8
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4
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BEN ROWE
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9
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21
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DAVID OLIVER
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10
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94
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SHAWN MARTIN
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11
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60N
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DJ SHAW
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12
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54
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JOHNNY CLARK
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13
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55VT
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BRENT DRAGON
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14
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73
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JOEY DOIRON
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15
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03
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SCOTT MOORE
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16
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00
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BRIAN KRUCZEK
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17
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60
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TIM BRACKETT
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18
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24
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MIKE ROWE
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19
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29
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TREVOR SANBORN
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20
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73ME
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ADAM POLVINEN
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21
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27NH
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WAYNE HELLIWELL JR.
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22
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44
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KYLE TREADWELL
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23
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25
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SHAWN KNIGHT
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24
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41
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DANIEL HEMRIC
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25
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23
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DAVID FARRINGTON JR.
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26
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8f
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TATE FOGLEMAN
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27
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16
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TRAVIS STEARNS
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28
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09
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JEREMY DAVIS
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29
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72
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CHRIS COOLIDGE
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30
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54X
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SHANE GREEN
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31
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28
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MARK LUNDBLAD JR.
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32
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74
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PRESTON PELTIER
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33
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38
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ALAN TARDIFF
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34
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14
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SCOTT MCDANIEL
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35
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84
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SCOTT MULKERN
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36
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7L
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GLEN LUCE
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37
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47
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KELLEY MOORE
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38
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53
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ALAN WILSON
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39
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36
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SCOTT ROBBINS
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40
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19
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STEVE PARK
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41
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7
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CURTIS GERRY
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42
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75
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GARY SMITH
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43
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37
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LARRY GELINAS
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44
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14ME
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BRAD BABB
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FINISH
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CAR#
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DRIVER
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1
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5
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MARK LUCAS
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2
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7
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MITCH MILLER
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3
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0
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ANDY SHAW
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4
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4
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JOSH BROWN
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5
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33
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BILLY DIXON
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6
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17A
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SCOTT ALEXANDER
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7
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9
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EVAN ARMINGTON
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8
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00
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J.R. BARIL
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9
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3
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TRAVIS BUZZELL
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10
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2
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JT THURLOW
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11
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05
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RON HENRY
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12
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36
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RYAN ROBBINS
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13
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86
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JEFF HEBERT
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14
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12
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JIM EMERSON
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15
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31
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RYAN MORGAN
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16
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8
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CALVIN ROSE JR.
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17
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96
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CHAD BINNETTE
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ALLEN’S COFFEE STREET STOCKS
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FINISH
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CAR#
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DRIVER
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1
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3
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JOSH CHILDS
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2
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23
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ZACH EMERSON
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3
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12
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TYSON JORDAN
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4
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4X
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RICHIE MORSE
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5
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36
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RICHARD SPAULDING
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6
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5
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RYAN HEWINS
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7
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51
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KYLE HEWINS
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8
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83
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DAN BROWN
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9
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34
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SPENCER MORSE
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10
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26
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COREY MORGAN
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11
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81
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BJ CHAPMAN
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12
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33
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ANDREW BRETTON
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13
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777
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MIKE ST. GERMAIN
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14
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2
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DAVID CAMERON
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15
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05
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GLEN REYNOLDS
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16
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39
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DREW MORSE
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FINISH
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CAR#
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DRIVER
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1
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81
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KRIS WATSON
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2
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19S
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DUANE SEEKINS
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3
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18S
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BOBBY SEGER
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4
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23SR
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DEANE SMART
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5
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17
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KRIS MATCHETT
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6
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53
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RICHARD JACKSON
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7
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43
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MATT FARNHAM
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8
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7A
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DC ALEXANDER
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9
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92
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FRANKIE ELDRIDGE
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10
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80
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STEVE MOULTON
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11
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23
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EMMA LIBBY
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12
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91
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GEORGE FERNALD
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13
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21
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MILO HANEY
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14
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15
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JOEY DOYON
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15
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04
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ZACK BOWIE
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16
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21H
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KRIS HUFF
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FINISH
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CAR#
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DRIVER
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1
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38
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MATTHEW BOURGOINE
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2
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59
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REID LANPHER
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3
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67
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ANDY SANTERRE
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4
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33
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ALAN SMITH
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5
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399
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BOB WEYMOUTH
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6
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96
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WYATT ALEXANDER
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7
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84
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MATT GRANT
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8
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70
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TYLER BRAUNSWEIG
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9
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17
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TERRY KIRK
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10
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10
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ED GETTY
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11
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78
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IVAN KAFFEL
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12
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8
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MATT CHAGNOT
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13
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72
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MIKE HUMPHREY
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14
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12
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LOWBED JOHNSON
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15
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16
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ERIC WILLIAMS
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16
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5
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TODD HARRISON
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17
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85
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COLE HARRISON
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18
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2
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DARREN JOHNSON
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TWO IN A ROW FOR TRAVIS
BENJAMIN -
EDGES AUSTIN THERIAULT FOR OXFORD
250 WIN |
The 41st running of the
Oxford 250 was a crowd pleaser as sixty of the best Super Late
Model teams in the country converged on the small town of
Oxford, Maine to participate in the historic event. The fans
were treated to over seven hundred laps of racing, with several
teams collecting checkered flags, but none as happy and as
excited as Travis Benjamin, whom collected his second straight
$25,000 payday, plus lap money.
Forty-four Super Late
Models lined up on the grid with Concord, N.C. speedster,
Preston Peltier and Turner, Maine’s, Shawn Martin filling the
front row when the green flag flew. Peltier jumped to lead and
held the point for the first 21 laps with the exception of lap
six when Kelley Moore edged him out at the stripe. Joey Doiron
raced by Peltier on lap 21 and held the point for the next 66
laps with Austin Theriault, Shawn Martin, Scott Mulkern and
Moore in tow. Theriault held the lead through four restarts
before he and Travis Benjamin pitted for tires and fuel on lap
185, setting the stage for a storybook ending. Cassius Clark
took over the lead from Theriault as pit stops completely
changed the lineup around. DJ Shaw, Richie Dearborn, Scott Moore
and Johnny Clark were all now in the top five and ready to
challenge for the lead. Clark held the lead all the way until
lap 220 when Richie Dearborn edged him to the stripe when the
final caution waved.
Dearborn took the lead at the green,
but Benjamin and Theriault were right on his heels. Benjamin
made his move on lap 227, grabbed the lead and set sail towards
the checkers. His only obstacles included heavy lapped traffic,
and the #57 of Theriault. Theriault tried every move in the
books looking inside and outside, but Benjamin would not be
denied his second Oxford 250 win in a row. Theriault raced home
second from his sixth starting position, ahead of Dearborn who
actually had to take a provisional to get into the event.
Dearborn started 40th on the grid. Cassius Clark took home the
4th spot ahead of OPS regular, TJ Brackett. Rounding out the top
ten were Tyler Dippel, Derek Ramstrom, Ben Rowe, David Oliver
and Shawn Martin.
Heat checkers flew for Peltier, Martin,
Kelley Moore, Tim Brackett, Daniel Hemric and Theriault. Consi
victors were DJ Shaw, Benjamin, and Brent Dragon. David
Farrington Jr. was awarded the win in the Last Chance Race as
apparent winner Travis King failed post race inspection as his
car was too low.
Oxford 250 sidebar: Travis Benjamin
started 27th and drove to the win. |
MARK LUCAS CAPTURES $1,000 TO WIN
MAYHAN ANTIQUES & MORE PASS MOD
SPECIAL |
Mark Lucas took advantage of another
driver’s displeasure to capture the inaugural Mayhan Antiques &
More 75 lap main event. Other support division winners visiting
Allen’s Coffee Flavored Brandy victory lane on day three of the
Oxford 250 weekend included Josh Childs, Mathew Bourgoine, and
Kris Watson.
Joshua Brown was headed for an easy win in
the PASS Modified race, but tangled with a lapped car around lap
50. Contact sent the #05 of Ron Henry around in turn three
bringing out the caution. The field raced back to green with
Brown pulling away once again. Mitch Miller raced his way to
second while Mark Lucas and Andy Shaw battled for third. Lucas
raced by both Shaw and Miller to take over the second spot, but
had nothing for Brown until Brown was run high by Henry in turn
four allowing much of the field to race by, handing Lucas the
lead. Lucas cruised to his second win of the weekend, and the
hefty $1,000 payday. Miller placed second ahead of Shaw, Brown
and Billy Dixon.
Matt Bourgoine paced the field in the 50
lap NELCAR Legend National Championship race. Reid Lanpher was a
distant second followed Andy Santerre, Alan Small, and Bob
Weymouth. Chris Watson picked up another win in the Maine Outlaw
Series feature as he defeated Duane Seekins, Bobby Seger, Deane
Smart and Kris Matchett.
Josh Childs turn Saturday’s
misfortunes into Sunday’s victory as he captured the Allen’s
Coffee Flavored Brandy Street Stock feature. Zach Emerson placed
second ahead of Tyson Jordan, Richie Morse and Richard
Spaulding.
The next event on the OPS schedule is the 3rd
Motor Mayhem event of the season scheduled for this coming
Friday night at 7:30pm |
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