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Complete coverage of 46th annual Oxford 250
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With third win in prestigious event Sunday, Morrill driver permanently etched his name in New England racing record books. -
Morrill native joins elite company with victory.
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Johnny Clark finishes disappointing 4th; defending champion Bubba Pollard bows out early.
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Ron Benjamin went from pizza to a Pro Stock, and eventually to victory lane, Travis Barrett writes.
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The 250-lap race at Oxford Plains Speedway is one of the few times that most drivers and their crews get to run live pit stops.
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Cassius Clark, Johnny Clark among quickest cars in practice; Joey Polewarczyk would love to become a two-time champion.
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2015 Oxford 250 champion has missed more than three months as doctors try to determine what ails him.
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2018 winner Bubba Pollard getting reacquainted with Oxford Plains; Curtis Gerry tops the speed charts on first day of practice.
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One of most accomplished drivers in Maine auto racing, Clark still motivated to earn 1st career Oxford 250 win.
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Car counts have dropped significantly from the race's heyday but that doesn't mean the race has lost its luster, writes Travis Barrett.
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Turner driver grew up watching the racing careers of his neighbors, legendary father-son duo Mike and Ben Rowe, but is now building his own legacy.
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A half-dozen drivers, young and old, met the media, claiming confidence but also admitting that there are many other strong drivers in the field.
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After winning in his first career appearance at Oxford Plains Speedway, Georgia driver aims to become 6th driver in history to win back-to-back 250s.
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Seven years after crashing out in qualifying, Pittston native hopes to finally put disappointment in rearview mirror.
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Curtis Gerry, Garrett Hall among early favorites to contend in Sunday's 46th annual Oxford 250.
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The 250 has become a Holy Grail that has eluded the 37-year-old driver and Mt. Blue High School graduate, who races for King Racing in Nova Scotia.