Facing every imaginable obstacle, auto racing community deserves credit for getting to the finish line, Travis Barrett writes.

Four-time PASS champion focuses on performance, not his career accomplishments.

One year after a stroke, the racer from Hollis competes in two Street Stock features prior to the Oxford 250.

Johnny Clark captures his first 250 title.

Jeff Taylor's hard charge came up short. Joey Doiron, Dave Farrington Jr. and Mike Hopkins round out the top five.

The 47th running of the big race is Sunday. Will history be made?

Morrill driver has chance to make history on Sunday, something he's proven he knows how to do, Travis Barrett writes.

Rain washes out Saturday activity, and a pair of Clarks top Friday's practices.

The expansive grandstands at Oxford Plains Speedway will look nearly empty, but drivers are thankful that the race will go on.

Kalle Oakes is proud Maine's biggest race will be run this year — "It gives me goosebumps" — and makes his prediction for who will win the 47th edition.

Oxford Plains Speedway forges ahead with the most challenging event it's ever hosted.

Given everything that's happened this season, there's no way to tell how the 47th running of this event will shake out, Travis Barrett writes.

17-year-old third-year Super Late Model driver Austin Teras and 16-year-old rookie Kate Re face an Oxford 250 field full of veterans.

Former champion, who is not planning to race this weekend, said the victory "completes" him as a race car driver.

Despite a delayed start to the season and tighter budgets due to COVID-19, drivers are still gearing up for the big race just as they have in past years.

23-year-old New Hampshire driver has love-hate relationship with Oxford Plains Speedway.

Oxford Plains Speedway gets ready for Sunday's big race.

After finding support on social media, the Windham driver decides to go against his initial plan and try to qualify for the big race.

Spruce Mountain Middle School teacher is hoping to qualify for his fifth Oxford 250 this weekend.

Pittston native earns automatic starting spot in next weekend's Oxford 250.

With four straight victories heading into the Aug. 30 event, Sabattus driver has plenty of momentum.

With four straight victories heading into the Aug. 30 event, Jay driver has plenty of momentum.

The defending track champ at Beech Ridge is leading the Super Late Model points at Oxford with the 250 nearing.

Also, Nick Reno's win was part of wild weekend at Wiscasset Speedway and Logan Melcher is off to tough start this season.

Bahre, who died last week, turned stock car racing into gold at both Oxford Plains Speedway and New Hampshire Motor Speedway, Travis Barrett writes.

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.

Morrill native joins elite company with victory.

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.