Fresh off a top-10 finish in the Oxford 250 for car owner Ajay Picard, Pittston driver heads to Boss Hogg 150.

With third win in prestigious event Sunday, Morrill driver permanently etched his name in New England racing record books.

"I just can't believe we've won it three times," Benjamin said after the race.

Johnny Clark finishes disappointing 4th; defending champion Bubba Pollard bows out early.

The sights and sounds of Oxford Plains Speedway leading up to Travis Benjamin's victory.

Many drivers were double-checking their cars leading up to Sunday's Oxford 250, but in-race adjustments are just as important.

Longtime driver didn't make Sunday's Oxford 250 field, but many of his cars were competing in the prestigious race.

Travis Benjamin of Belfast joins exclusive company, becoming just the fourth driver to win a record-tying third 250.

Kruczek, who is also entered in Sunday's Oxford 250, won Saturday's ACT race, his second victory this season at Oxford Plains Speedway.

The best chance to beat Georgia driver was last year, when he made his first trip to Oxford Plains Speedway, Kalle Oakes says.

Cassius Clark, Johnny Clark among quickest cars in practice; Joey Polewarczyk would love to become a two-time champion.

Ron Benjamin went from pizza to a Pro Stock, and eventually to victory lane, Travis Barrett writes.

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.

Whether a former winner or still dreaming, a local or from far away, the Oxford 250 still is a hallmark event for any racer.

2018 winner Bubba Pollard getting reacquainted with Oxford Plains; Curtis Gerry tops the speed charts on first day of practice.

2015 Oxford 250 champion has missed more than three months as doctors try to determine what ails him.

Car counts have dropped significantly from the race's heyday but that doesn't mean the race has lost its luster, writes Travis Barrett.

One of most accomplished drivers in Maine auto racing, Clark still motivated to earn 1st career Oxford 250 win.

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.

More than 500 campers are expected to roll into Oxford for a weekend of auto racing.

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.

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.