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

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

Marcus Smart, Jayson Tatum, Jaylen Brown and new Celtic Kemba Walker will represent United States at upcoming tournament.

Patty Mills and Joe Ingles lead Aussies to first win over Americans, snaps United States' 78-game winning streak.

Induction ceremony is Sept. 5 at Poland Spring Resort.

Dana Young's bear loaf recipe is sure to please, V. Paul Reynolds writes.

Martinez homers twice, drives in seven runs as Boston pounds San Diego 11-0.

Matthew Kent strikes out a career-high 11, but the Sea Dogs still lose their fifth straight game.

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.

Thus ends flap with Tom Seaver.

Carolina quarterback Cam Newton injures foot in New England's 10-3 victory.

In an otherwise stellar season, left-hander Daniel McGrath serves up a pair of homers and is pinned with a 7-0 loss, his first of the season.

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

Holt RBI single in 10th inning gives Boston a 5-4 win over Kansas City in completion of weather-suspended game that began Aug. 7.

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.

Patriots safety Patrick Chung has been indicted in New Hampshire on a charge of cocaine possession

The World Cup warmup game draws the largest crowd to attend a basketball game in Australia.

Bryce Harper homered to give Philadelphia a fifth-inning lead, and Corey Dickerson drove two runs with a triple and a single to help the Phillies beat the Boston Red Sox 5-2 and sweep the two-game series