Oxford Plains Speedway
Route 26 Oxford Maine
(207) 539-8865
Track Specs:
Track Size: 3/8 mile oval
Surface: Asphalt
Seating: Approx 14,000
JOEY DOIRON WINS PASS NORTH SLM FINALE, DJ SHAW CLAIMS SERIES CHAMPIONSHIP
photo by Norm Marx
Oxford, Maine – Joey Doiron of Berwick outran DJ Shaw of Center Conway, New Hampshire to the checkered flag to win the Ripley & Fletcher Ford PASS 150 for Super Late Models Saturday at Oxford Plains Speedway.
For Doiron it was his second victory of the season on the series. While Shaw came up a bit short in the race, his runner-up finish was enough to wrap up his first Pro All Stars Series Super Late Model championship.
Late-race cautions gave Doiron the opportunity to battle for the victory with Standish veteran David Oliver, who dominated much of the event prior to the final restart with just a handful of laps remaining. Oliver settled for a third-place finish, completing a sweep of the podium finishes for Dale Shaw Race Cars drivers.
Oxford Plains Speedway Set To Host PASS North Championship Weekend
September 26th and 27th Oxford Plains Speedway will be hosting the PASS Series Championship Weekend with championship races for the PASS North Super Late Models, PASS North East Late Model Series, PASS Modifieds, and PASS Sportsman on Saturday September 27th. Saturdays event will have a full card of racing as the 4 PASS Divisions race are accompanied by Street Stocks, NELCAR Legends, and Mini Stocks. In the PASS Super Late Models DJ Shaw will be looking to defend his point lead over Johnny Clark a six time PASS Champion as Shaw attempts to win his first Pro All Stars Series Title. In the PASS Modifieds Scott Alexander will be trying to hold off Andy Shaw to win the championship in the open wheel PASS Modifieds. In the PASS Sportsman Series Joe Pastore is leading the points with Dan McKeage in Second place both of these drivers are sure to be tough competitors as they battle it out one more time in the 2014 season.
Benjamin Motorsports wins RE/Max 250 at Speedway 660
The Benjamin Motorports team came into this past weekend with a lot of momentum on there side after winning the Oxford 250 and finishing 3rd at Speedway 95 in there last two races. So the team had very high hopes of winning at the RE/Max 250. After practice the team was as high as second on the speed charts and after starting 6th in the qualifying race and finishing 2nd the team was really excited to get the 250 underway. The forcast didn’t look good and the rains came and the team would have to wait till Monday morning to get the race underway.
JEREMY DAVIS WINS PRO LATE MODEL FINALE, TJ BRACKETT NEW OXFORD PLAINS SPEEDWAY CHAMPION
Oxford, Maine – Jeremy Davis of Tamworth, New Hampshire was the dominant car in Budweiser Pro Late Model competition on Buy The Fire Championship Day at Oxford Plains Speedway, cruising to victory lane by a healthy margin in the 75-lap headline event.
While a happy first-time winner celebrated in victory lane, Buckfield’s TJ Brackett managed to maintain his slight points lead over multi-time track champ Shawn Martin of Turner to earn his first title in the top class at OPS.
The new champion’s father, Timmy Brackett of Buckfield – himself a former king of the top class at the historic speedway – claimed runner-up honors in the Pro Late Model finale. Hebron’s Alan Wilson made an impressive charge through the field on the outside groove to claim the final podium position. Billy Childs Jr., of Leeds, and rookie Kyle Treadwell of Auburn rounded out the top-five.
Shawn Knight wins non-stop Oxford Plains Pro Late Model race in impressive fashion
Oxford, Maine — Shawn Knight of South Paris powered to an impressive victory in just his second appearance of the season, dominating the Budweiser Pro Late Model field topping the card in Oxford Championship Series competition Saturday night at Oxford Plains Speedway