Oxford Plains Speedway

Route 26 Oxford Maine
(207) 539-8865

Track Specs:

Track Size: 3/8 mile oval
Surface: Asphalt
Seating: Approx 14,000

http://www.oxfordplains.com

Childs family stays red-hot, Farrar wins first in Acceleration Series

Aug 1, 2007 |

Childs' family dominance continues with wins by Guy & David;
Soon-to-be dad Ryan Farrar wins first-ever Sport Truck feature 

OXFORD, Maine – The Childs family's summer of excellence continued Wednesday night at Oxford Plains Speedway.

Guy Childs and nephew David Childs each captured a 30-lap Chimney Tech Outlaw feature in the Acceleration Series, bringing their extended family's total of Wednesday and Saturday night victories this season to 14.

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Rolfe over Martin by .001 of a second in Late Model classic

Jul 28, 2007 |

Rolfe edges C. Martin by .001 of a second
in Oxford's second-closest finish ever

OXFORD, Maine – With the exception of an unforgettable ending that was ruled a dead heat between late Sportsman shoes Leland Kangas and Lee Day back in 1981, fans in Oxford Plains Speedway witnessed the closest top-division feature finish in the track's 58-year history Saturday night.

After two multi-time speedway champions swapped the lead seven times in a side-by-side battle that raged for more than 25 laps, Ricky Rolfe edged Carey Martin by one-thousandth of a second and unofficially reclaimed the Oxford Networks Late Model point lead in the process.

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Brown prevails in one of closest TD Banknorth 250 finishes ever

Jul 23, 2007 |

It's Brown by a body panel over Verrill in TD Banknorth 250,
ending Maine's 11-race winning streak at OPS summer classic

OXFORD, Maine – In one of the closest TD Banknorth 250 finishes ever, Roger Brown withstood a furious charge by Oxford Plains Speedway weekly competitor Dale Verrill out of the final corner to win the 34th annual short track extravaganza.

Brown, 28, of Lancaster, N.H., led all but one of the final 109 laps on his way to a $35,800 payday.

"It's unbelievable to think of myself on a list with guys like Dave Dion, Mike Rowe and Ralph Nason," said Brown, who groomed his talent in supporting divisions at Riverside Speedway in New Hampshire and Thunder Road International Speedbowl in Vermont before joining the American-Canadian Tour. "I'm sure I don't belong on that list."

No driver from outside Maine had won the OPS summer classic since 1995, when ACT stalwart Dave Whitlock capped a streak of three consecutive wins by Canadian drivers.

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