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THOMPSON - ICE BREAKER
APRIL
13 - SAT - NHMS - NORTHEAST CLASSIC
APRIL 28 -
SUN - OPS
MAY 19 - SUN -
WHITE MOUNTAIN
JUNE 16 - SUN -
OPS
JUNE 22 -
SAT - STAR
JULY 2-3 -
TUES-WEDS - OPS -
CELEBRATION of
AMERICA
JULY 14 - SUN -
WHITE MOUNTAIN
JULY 21 - SUN - SPUD SPEEDWAY
(Non-Points, 250 Qualifier)
JULY 27 - SAT -
SEEKONK - BAY STATE SUMMER CLASSIC
AUG. 4 - SUN -
OPS
AUG. 24-25 -
SAT-SUN - OPS - 51st
OXFORD 250
SEPT. 13-14 -
FRI-SAT - STAR
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SEPT. 21 - SAT -
WHITE MOUNTAIN
OCT. 5 - SAT -
THUNDER ROAD
OCT. 12 - SAT -
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OCT. 19 - SAT -
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JULY 27 - SAT -
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Lap Leader Programs
Open for the
Oxford 250 & All
That’s Metal 300 |
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2024 OXFORD
250 LAP
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2024 COA
300 LAP
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Oxford,
ME and
Naples, ME
--
Officials at
Oxford
Plains
Speedway
(OPS) and
the Pro All
Stars Series
(PASS)
announced
today that
the popular
lap leader
programs are
officially
open for
their two
marquis
events in
2024, the
Oxford 250
and the All
That's Metal
Celebration
of America
300. The
Oxford 250
will have
the
traditional
$100 laps
while the
300 will
feature $50
lap
sponsorships
up for
grabs. Those
wishing to
participate
will be
given the
option of
the same
laps in both
races when
available.
The lap
leader
program was
introduced
in the 1981
Oxford 250
as a way to
add a unique
twist to the
strategy of
a long
distance
race. The
initial
program paid
$50 per lap
to the
leader,
before
growing to
$100 per lap
in 1984 and
where it has
stayed since
that time.
This year's
early
January
opening
marks
earliest
launch ever
for the lap
leader
program.
"With
two big
events at
Oxford this
year we
wanted to
get a jump
start on
filling up
these laps,"
Said PASS
President
Tom
Mayberry.
"These
programs are
a good way
to add in
some
strategy to
a long
distance
race and in
some cases
there are
some low
budget teams
that earn a
great payday
by leading a
bunch of
laps, which
really helps
them."
Every single
lap of the
past two
Oxford 250s
were sold
for the 49th
and 50th
annual
edition of
the late
summer
classic, and
officials
with OPS and
PASS hope to
accomplish
the feat
again for
both of
these races
in 2024.
Laps
sponsors are
made
available to
businesses
for
advertising
purposes, so
those
sponsoring 3
lap blocks
or more are
able to
include a
logo and
number or
link on the
leaderboards.
Oxford 250
laps at $100
will go
directly to
the leader
of that lap
while the
$50 laps for
the 300 will
see $25 to
the leader
$25 to help
support the
purse.
Laps are
also offered
to
individuals
who wish to
send a
message of
support to
their
favorite
driver,
celebrate a
birthday, or
even in
memory of a
loved one.
All lap
sponsors are
displayed on
the OPS and
PASS
websites and
in person at
the speedway
with a
billboard in
the main
concourse.
To
sponsor a
lap or many,
contact Mary
between 9am
and 7pm at
207-693-6497
or Kevin at
207-577-1836.
To take
advantage of
marketing
opportunities
at the Pro
All Stars
Series or
Oxford
Plains
Speedway
please call
207-577-1836
or inquire
at
OPSmarketing50@gmail.com.
For
technical
information
concerning
all PASS
divisions
please
contact
passracing@roadrunner.com
or call
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The Pro All Stars
Series
and Racing America
Reach Multi-Year
Agreement |
CONCORD,
N.C. (January 9,
2024)
- The Pro
All Stars Series
(PASS) and Racing
America have reached
a multi-year
agreement to
continue their
broadcasting
partnership for the
sanctioning body.
With the agreement,
Racing America
remains the
broadcasting home of
the Pro All Stars
Series for the
coming years.
Among those
events are a packed
slate of Super Late
Model races at
Oxford Plains
Speedway. This
year's calendar
includes the
$40,000-to-win
300-lap Celebration
of America on July
2-3, the PASS 400
weekend on October
19 and the biggest
event of the year,
the Oxford 250 on
August 23-25.
"The streaming
partnership between
PASS and Racing
America has been and
will continue to be
strong for years to
come," said PASS
President, Tom
Mayberry. "The
Oxford 250 continues
as the richest
single-day event in
motorsports and
folks all over the
country will be able
to watch on Racing
America. Add the
Celebration Of
America in July
paying $40,000 to
win and PASS fans
have a lot to be
excited about."
"We are thrilled
to continue our
partnership with the
Pro All Stars Series
in 2024 and beyond,"
said Colin Smith,
President of Racing
America. "PASS has
become a favorite
among our fanbase
and we are excited
to get their season
underway."
The Oxford 250 is
one of the biggest
Super Late Model
events of the year
and celebrated its
50th annual running
in 2023. Cole
Butcher celebrated
his second win in
the event one year
ago. Racing America
has been the
broadcasting home of
the Oxford 250 since
2015, presenting
what has always been
considered one of
the biggest short
track events in the
Northeastern United
States to a national
and international
audience.
For
the first time ever,
Racing America's
coverage of the
Icebreaker Weekend
and Sunoco World
Series of Speedway
Racing at Thompson
Speedway Motorsports
Park will be
available to
RacingAmerica.TV
subscribers in 2014.
Due to broadcast
rights restrictions,
the NASCAR Whelen
Modified
Tour events
on those weekends
will not be shown on
Racing America.
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events that will
appear on
RacingAmerica.TV
include the
season-opening
Easter Bunny 150 at
Hickory Motor
Speedway, the
Northeast Classic at
New Hampshire Motor
Speedway and PASS'
two visits to White
Mountain Motorsports
Park.
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Update
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"Bottle Cap Crate"
2024 SLM
Engine Options |
Dec, 27 -
Naples, ME -
Officials
at the Pro All Stars Series
(PASS) provided an update
today on the new "Bottle Cap
Crate" engine option that
will be available for all
PASS competitors for the
2024 season. The "Bottle Cap
Crate" option was rolled out
to competitors in early
November and sales have been
brisk.
PASS President
Tom Mayberry commented about
the new engine package
option, "We are really.
really happy with the
initial round of orders for
these motors. We have
already had 15 or 16 teams
order an engine, and we are
getting calls and emails
almost every day for more."
Each engine
purchased through the PASS
sealed engine program comes
straight from GM to the PASS
approved engine builder, LCM
Racing Engines, for a dyno
break-in and test. LCM sets
the timing, performs a
4-hour break-in procedure,
and then seals each motor
with TWO PASS-specific seals
registered with the
sanctioning body. Teams
simply provide their own
fuel pump and distributor
and then can pick up a race
ready engine to drop into
their cars and go.
"We felt like it was
important to provide a good
break-in procedure to verify
that each engine is
performing at its optimum
level when it leaves the LCM
Engine Shop," Said Mayberry.
"LCM has agreed to do this
at a discounted rate so we
can keep the total cost to
teams under $10k."
Teams running the "Bottle
Cap Crate" option will
be afforded a 25 lb. weight
break at every track on the
PASS schedule, with
additional breaks at
Thompson and New Hampshire
Motor Speedway TBD.
Mayberry went on to say
there will be another order
placed with GM within the
next month or so to
accommodate the ever growing
interest for both the PASS
tour and weekly competition
at Oxford Plains Speedway.
The 602 "Bottle Cap"
crate motor option for PASS
MODS was also rolled
out less than a month ago
and interest has been high
there as well. "We had one
driver order one right away,
and we have had several more
calls from drivers in need
of a fresh motor who want to
order very soon," said
Mayberry. "PASS MODS race a
little less than the SLM's
so an engine may last a team
a little longer. But as they
wear out, it's a great way
for them to get a sealed
motor and get a weight
break. It's the same engine
they are already running,
just with a seal so we know
it has not been tampered
with."
To
place your order, please
contact the Offices of PASS
at (207) 693-6497 or
passracing@roadrunner.com
before February 1st,
or contact Tom and Mike
Mayberry to get your name on
this list, For technical
questions please call Louie
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Ryan Kuhn was the dominant
car of the first half of Saturday's
PASS Super Late Model Series event
at Star Speedway, and he ended up
scoring the win, but he'll be the
first to admit that it looked like
he was going to come up a little bit
short as the race crossed the
half-way point.
"That was
unbelievable. Kind of speechless,
man," Kuhn stated in his victory
interview. "[with] 25 [laps] to go,
I thought we were done and out of
it. I just wanted to ride back and
manage my stuff for a late-race
restart and we got that."
In
racing, you never give up, because
you just never know what can happen.
Saturday's race at the 0.250-mile
short track in Epping, New
Hampshire, was a prime example of
that fact.
Series points
leader DJ Shaw and the hard-charging
Derek Griffith muscled past Kuhn
during a restart around the mid-way
point of the race. And from there,
it was the Shaw and Griffith show.
The battle between the two
racers was entertaining as all get
out, and everything you'd expect
from two of Super Late Model
racing's best, that is until both
drivers went over the line during
their duel, and ruined each other's
hopes of winning the race.
Griffith shoved his way to the lead
with 17 laps to go, but Shaw wasn't
a fan of the move, and gave a shot
of his own right back to Griffith
heading into the next set of turns.
The contact from Shaw sent Griffith
spinning from the lead, and the
caution flag would come back out.
Shaw was now the leader of the
race, but under the yellow, race
control would penalize Shaw with an
end of line penalty for the contact,
which caused Griffth to spin out.
This handed the lead to Joey
Doiron, and Kuhn, who all of a
sudden had new life, was alongside
on the front row. Kuhn would snag
the lead away with 16 laps to go,
and he would hold off Doiron's final
charge on a restart with 12 laps
remaining to take the victory.
"Oh man, that was one heck of a
battle with Joey there. You know,
he's one of the best around," Kuhn
gushed about his competitor for the
race win.
For the 24-year-old
native of East Bridgewater, MA, the
win was the culmination of
perserverance through some tough
times recently on the race track.
The 2022 PASS North Super Late Model
champion concluded his victory
interview by thanking his team for
sticking by him through thick and
thin.
"I want to thank my
whole crew for sticking with me,"
Kuhn stated. "These last few weeks,
really few months, have been really
rough. We really needed this one."
The official margin of victory
for Kuhn was 0.550 seconds over
Doiron, the 32-year-old racer from
Berwick, ME.
While Doiron,
the 2015 PASS Super Late Model
Series National Champion, failed to
take the win on Saturday, he did
pick up his second best finish of the 2024
season through the season's opening
five events.
Gabe Brown, who
was disappointed by a fourth-place
finish after a rough and tumble
battle with Jimmy Renfrew Jr. in the
ACT Tour event earlier in the
afternoon, came home third in the
race, and Shaw rallied from the rear
of the field to finish fourth.
Bryan Kruczek scored a top-five
in the No. 5K machine, and
Griffith's rally back through the
15-car field stalled out with a
sixth-place finish.
While the
ACT Tour, PASS MODS, and PASS Super
Late Model events were successful in
dodging the threatening weather in
the area throughout the afternoon,
the skies finally opened up just as
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Veteran Nascar
Broadcaster Dave
Moody
to be the PA
announcer for the
COA 300 |
Naples
ME, Oxford ME
- June 14th -
Officials at the Pro
All Stars Series
(PASS) and Oxford
Plains Speedway
(OPS) announced
today that veteran
NASCAR announcer
Dave Moody will be
the special guest
announcer for the
1st annual All
That's Metal
Celebration of
America 300. The
$40,000 to win
event, slated for
Tuesday July 2nd and
Wednesday July 3rd,
continues to build
excitement as Moody
becomes the forth
big name to commit
to the 1st annual
event joining Kyle
Busch, Daniel
Hemric, and Bubba
Pollard.
"This feels like
going home again. I
have some very fond
memories of my years
on the PA Microphone
at Oxford Plains
Speedway, and while
it has been a number
of years, I still
have a lot of
friends on the Pro
All Stars Series,"
commented Moody
about the upcoming
event.
Dave Moody
cut his teeth in
under legendary
broadcaster Ken
Squire at Thunder
Road Speedbowl and
eventually on the
ACT tour in the
Northeast before
moving south to
establish a career
in broadcasting. As
a part of his
duties, Moody spent
two seasons at
Oxford Plains
Speedway as the
weekly PA announcer.
"I'm really
looking forward to
July 3," said Moody.
"The Last race I
announced there was
in 1995."
Present day finds
Moody, also
affectionately known
as "The Godfather",
hosting his
nationally
syndicated three
hour talk show
called SiriusXM
Speedway on Sirius
XM NASCAR channel
90. Since 1987 he
has brought his
excitable play by
play commentary to
listeners all across
the world as corner
broadcaster for the
Motor Racing Network
on nearly all their
NASCAR race
broadcasts.
"I couldn't be
happier to have an
announcer the
caliber of Dave
Moody be a part of
this event," said
PASS president Tom
Mayberry. "We think
his brand of
enthusiasm will add
to the excitement
for the fans in
attendance and those
watching at home. We
are absolutely
thrilled!"
The 1st annual All
that's Metal
Celebration of
America 300 is
shaping up to be one
of the biggest short
track racing events
in the United
States. With $40,000
to the winner,
nearly 50 drivers
have entered for the
chance of a big
payday and the
opportunity to
compete against
stars like Kyle
Busch and Daniel
Hemric. Adding
another star like
Dave Moody to the
event makes this an
event not to miss.
Tickets for the
All That's Metal
Celebration of
America 300 are on
sale now and can be
ordered by calling
207-539-8865.
Tickets are also
available at the
front ticket booth
at all Oxford Plains
Speedway events.
Advance ticket sales
are priced at $40
for Wednesday's
feature action.
Also, in action
over the two days
will be the New
England Super
Modified Series
racing for 100 laps
and $10,000 to win
along with other
support divisions to
be announced. A full
event schedule of
events, camping
information, and
more can be viewed
at
www.oxfordplains.com
and
www.proallstarsseries.com.
The All That's
Metal Celebration of
America 300 (allthatsmetal.com)
will also feature a
lap leader
contingency. COA 300
LAP BOARD HERE. All
300 laps will be
available for
purchase at only $50
per lap meaning the
July 3rd winner of
the All That's Metal
Celebration of
America 300 could
take home nearly
$50,000!
To
buy a lap or a few,
or take advantage of
marketing
opportunities at the
All That's Metal 300
or the Pro All Stars
Series and Oxford
Plains Speedway
please call
207-577-1836 or
inquire at
OPSmarketing50@gmail.com
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COA 300 LAP BOARD
HERE.
Oxford Plains
Speedway is the
largest spectator
sporting facility in
Maine with a
capacity of over
14,000 people. The
3/8-mile asphalt
oval located in
Oxford, Maine is
celebrating its 75th
year of racing in
2024.
For
technical
information
concerning all PASS
divisions please
contact
passracing@roadrunner.com
or call Jason Ricker
704-881-4429.
Don't forget to
"Like" the Pro All
Stars Series and the
PASS MODS touring
series on Facebook. |
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BUBBA POLLARD #26
TARGETS
THE
CELEBRATION OF
AMERICA 300 |
Naples
ME - April 25th
- Officials at the
Pro All Stars Series
(PASS) and Oxford
Plains Speedway
(OPS) have now
received more than
40 entries for the
1st Annual All
That's Metal 300 at
office headquarters.
Number nine on the
entry list goes to
the ever popular
Senoia, Georgia
driver Andrew
"Bubba" Pollard who
is no stranger to
Oxford Plains
Speedway and will
now visit the
speedway twice in
2024.
Pollard
first tested the
waters of the famed
Rte 26 3/8 mile oval
back in 2018, and
came away a winner
of the prestigious
45th annual Oxford
250. The driver of
car 26 has returned
each year since
attempting to score
the big win again.
With a second
marquee event on the
schedule, this gives
the traveling racer
another shot at
mastering the tricky
oval once again.
The 37-year-old
grassroots driver is
owner of well over
100 wins and 13
championships all
across the country,
and has set his
sights on pocketing
the $40,000 winners
pay day on July 3rd.
Pollard, known for
his extensive travel
schedule and
penchant for winning
the big races, is a
threat to win
anytime the number
26 rolls onto the
track.
"Anytime you can get
a driver the caliber
of Bubba Pollard at
your race you know
you're in for a
treat," said PASS
President Tom
Mayberry. "He is a
fan favorite and has
always been a factor
every time he comes
and races with us. I
am sure he would
love to be the
inaugural winner of
the 300."
Pollard, who has
amassed a resume of
big wins that would
rival anyone,
certainly relishes
the chance to test
his metal against
some of the best in
the business. The
obvious Kyle Busch
and Daniel Hemric
will surely be on
his radar, but so
will accomplished
drivers like Johnny
Clark, Derek
Griffith, and the
legendary King of
Oxford, Mike Rowe.
The fickle asphalt
has a way of taming
even the hottest
drivers.
The
All That's Metal
Celebration of
America 300 (www.allthatsmetal.com)
will also feature a
lap leader
contingency.
COA 300 LAP BOARD
HERE. All 300
laps will be
available for
purchase at only $50
per lap meaning the
July 3rd winner of
the All That's Metal
Celebration of
America 300 could
take home nearly
$50,000!
To buy a lap or
a few, or take
advantage of
marketing
opportunities at the
All That's Metal 300
or the Pro All Stars
Series and Oxford
Plains Speedway
please call
207-577-1836 or
inquire at
OPSmarketing50@gmail.com.
COA 300 LAP BOARD
HERE.
Also, in action over
the two days will be
the New England
Super Modified
Series racing for
100 laps and $10,000
to win along with
other support
divisions to be
announced. A full
event schedule will
be released in the
coming weeks. For
those wishing to
stay on the grounds,
camping information
is posted.
Oxford Plains
Speedway is the
largest spectator
sporting facility in
Maine with a
capacity of over
14,000 people. The
3/8-mile asphalt
oval located in
Oxford, Maine is
celebrating its 75th
year of racing in
2024.
For
technical
information
concerning all PASS
divisions please
contact
passracing@roadrunner.com
or call Jason Ricker
704-881-4429.
Don't
forget to
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CUP DRIVER DANIEL
HEMRIC JOINS
KYLE
BUSCH IN POSTING AN
ENTRY FOR
THE
CELEBRATION OF
AMERICA 300 |
Naples
ME - April 23th
- Officials at the
Pro All Stars Series
(PASS) and Oxford
Plains Speedway
(OPS) announced
today they have
received an official
entry from NASCAR
Cup Series Driver
Daniel Hemric for
the All That's Metal
Celebration of
America 300
scheduled for July
2nd and 3rd. Hemric,
becomes the 2nd
NASCAR Cup Series
driver to enter the
1st annual event,
joining Richard
Childress racing
driver Kyle Busch.
The
33-year-old 2021
Xfinity series
champion is the
current driver for
the number 31 Cup
series car fielded
by Kaulig racing.
Hemric will be
driving the car
normally driven by
Derek Kneeland and
owned by Mike Bryant
of Windham as they
chase the $40,000
winner's purse.
"We are very
happy to welcome
Daniel back to
Oxford Plains
Speedway," said PASS
president Tom
Mayberry. "Last time
he was here around
10 years ago he
showed a lot of
speed. He will be a
great addition to
the race."
Hemric is a 6-time
winner on the PASS
South Tour and
competed in the 2014
Oxford 250 where he
finished 24th.The
following season he
advanced into the
NASCAR Truck Series.
"Daniel
expressed an
interest in coming
to the 300 in July
when he heard about
the race," said
Busch spotter Derek
Kneeland. "So, I
made a call to my
car owner and pretty
quickly a deal was
done to bring him to
the race."
The Kannapolis
native becomes the
42nd entry into what
is shaping up to be
another big marquee
event for Oxford
Plains Speedway.
Hemric is also the
third "Southern"
driver to enter the
fold joining 2017
Oxford 250 winner
Bubba Pollard and
the aforementioned
Kyle Busch.
Tickets for the All
That's Metal
Celebration of
America 300 will be
available the day of
the race and will be
general admission
and priced at $25
for adults for
Tuesday's
preliminary
qualifying rounds,
and $40 for
Wednesday's feature
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BUSCH ENTERS
THE
CELEBRATION OF
AMERICA 300 |
Naples
ME - April 20th -
Officials at the Pro
All Stars Series
(PASS) and Oxford
Plains Speedway
(OPS) announced
today they have
received an official
entry from two-time
NASCAR Cup Champion
Kyle Busch for the
All That's Metal
Celebration of
America 300
scheduled for July
2nd and 3. The
super-star driver,
often referred to as
"Rowdy", becomes
entry number 41 on
the list as
excitement continues
to build for the
first annual $40,000
to win event.
"A few of us
have been talking
about doing this
race with Kyle for a
couple of months
now," said former
Cup owner Archie St.
Hilaire. "Kyle loves
competing at Oxford
Plains Speedway and
we were finally able
to get the right
combination of
people involved to
make it happen."
The effort is a
collaboration
between Busch and
Archie St Hilaire of
Go Fas Racing, Peter
Petit of Petit
Motorsports, Busch's
Cup spotter Derek
Kneeland, and
Cushman Competition
who will field the
car. Primary support
will come from Keen
Parts, and Weirs
Buick GMC through
its Fischer Snow
Plow brand.
"TJ and Tom Keen
really like to
support short track
racing, and one of
the ways they are
able to do that is
bring in drivers
like Kyle to these
races to help give
them a boost," said
St Hilaire. "Between
them and all the
others involved we
were able to make it
work for everyone."
Busch is the
owner of 231 wins in
the top three NASCAR
divisions, including
102 in the Xfinity
series, 66 in the
Truck series, and 63
in the top-level Cup
series. While
Busch's day job is
centered on NASCAR,
the 38-year-old Las
Vegas native is also
well known for
entering bigger
races at the
grassroots level,
especially those
that carry a little
extra prominence
like the 1st annual
All That's Metal
Celebration of
America 300. Busch
is already a
two-time winner at
OPS sweeping both
the PASS 150 and
Oxford 250 back in
2011.
"We
are absolutely
thrilled that Kyle
wants to be a part
of our first 300,"
said PASS president
and Oxford Plains
Speedway owner Tom
Mayberry. "A lot of
people in that group
worked really hard
to put this deal
together. It think
it's going to be
great for the fans
and the
competitors."
Busch will drive
the Cushman
Competition car that
Austin Teras wheeled
to three victories
at Oxford Plains
Speedway in 2023.
The car will be
re-numbered to the
driver's traditional
short track number
51 that "Rowdy" has
made popular
throughout the last
15 years of
barnstorming short
track special
events.
For
his part, Busch is
coming to the first
annual race with the
intention of
winning. It is not
uncommon to see the
NASCAR star climb
from behind the
wheel of his Super
Late Model and begin
wrenching on the car
himself to make
improvements. It's
no secret that Busch
is a racer who not
only loves to race,
but loves to win
races, and will not
skimp on his efforts
to be standing in
victory lane come
July 3rd.
Weirs Buick GMC is
proud to be Southern
Maine's choice for
Fisher Plows. For
More information
call (207) 849-8007
or visit
www.weirsgmc.com
or
facebook.com/WeirsMotorSalesInc.
Keen Parts has
over 18,000 Corvette
parts and
accessories in their
inventory because
Corvettes are all
they do. For more
information in Keen
Parts call
1-800-757-Keen and
visit www.www.keenparts.com
or
facebook.com/KeenParts.
Tickets for the All
That's Metal
Celebration of
America 300 will be
available the day of
the race and will be
general admission
and priced at $25
for adults for
Tuesdays preliminary
qualifying rounds
and $40 for
Wednesday's feature
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BAR HARBOR BANK
& TRUST TO SPONSOR
THE OXFORD 250! |
Naples ME -
June 4th -
Officials at
the Pro All
Stars Series
(PASS) and
Oxford
Plains
Speedway
(OPS) are
thrilled to
announce Bar
Harbor Bank
& Trust has
agreed to be
the title
partner for
the 51st
annual
Oxford 250.
The Bar
Harbor Bank
& Trust
Oxford 250
is known as
one of the
biggest
short track
races in the
country and
will be
contested on
August 25th
2024.
Bar
Harbor Bank
& Trust has
been serving
the
financial
needs of
Northern New
England
residents
and
businesses
since it was
founded in
1887.
Recognized
by Forbes as
one of the
"World's
Best Banks"
for multiple
years, Bar
Harbor Bank
& Trust
offers a
full range
of personal
and business
banking
services and
wealth
management
services
through its
subsidiary,
Bar Harbor
Wealth
Management.
Bar Harbor
Bank & Trust
provides the
technology
offerings
and
capabilities
you would
expect from
a larger
bank, as
well as a
personal
approach to
banking that
customers
desire,
including a
full-service
network of
more than 50
branches and
90 ATMs
across
Maine, New
Hampshire,
and Vermont.
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POINTS EVENT AS WELL
AS PASS NORTH EVENT |
MARCH 16 - SAT - HICKORY
MOTOR SPEEDWAY -
SLM - 2 RACES
(NATIONAL POINTS ONLY
- NO PASS NORTH
POINTS)
APRIL 6 - SAT -
THOMPSON - ICE BREAKER
- SLM
APRIL
13 - SAT - NHMS
- NORTHEAST CLASSIC-
SLM
APRIL 28
- SUN - OPS - SLM/MODS
MAY 19 - SUN -
WHITE MOUNTAIN -
SLM/MODS/NESS
JUNE 16 - SUN -
OPS - SLM/MODS
JUNE 22 -
SAT - STAR - SLM/MODS/NESS
JULY 2-3 -
TUES-WEDS - OPS -
CELEBRATION of
AMERICA - SLM/NESS
JULY 6 - SAT -
OPS -
MODS
JULY 14 - SUN -
WHITE MOUNTAIN -
SLM/MODS/NESS
JULY 21 -
SUN - SPUD SPEEDWAY
- SLM (Non-Points,
250 Qualifier)
JULY 27 - SAT -
SEEKONK - BAY STATE
SUMMER CLASSIC - SLM
AUG. 4 - SUN -
OPS - SLM/MODS/NESS
AUG. 14 - WEDS -
THOMPSON - NESS
AUG. 23-25 -
FRI-SUN - OPS - 51st
OXFORD 250 - SLM/MODS/NESS
SEPT.
6 - FRI -
THUNDER ROAD - NESS
SEPT. 13-14 -
FRI-SAT - STAR
- CLASSIC - SLM/MODS/NESS
SEPT. 21 - SAT -
WHITE MOUNTAIN -
SLM/NESS
OCT. 5 - SAT -
THUNDER ROAD - SLM/MODS/NESS
OCT. 12 - SAT -
THOMPSON - WORLD
SERIES - SLM/NESS
OCT. 19 - SAT -
OPS - PASS 400 WEEKEND
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HERE
WITH PASS DISCOUNT CODE |
Choice
Hotels International
the Official PASS Hotel Partner |
Pro All Stars Series (PASS)
president Tom Mayberry is pleased to welcome back Choice Hotels
International, Inc. (NYSE: CHH) as the Official Hotel Partner of the
Pro All Stars Series.
Established in 2001, PASS sanctions and promotes short track
racing series throughout the eastern seaboard and maritime Canada.
PASS race teams, fans, family and friends can receive a discount at
Choice brand hotels when booking hotel rooms through the Choice
Hotels Sports Desk at 877.240.AWAY (2929) or via
BOOK YOUR ROOMS
HERE.
Discount subject to availability.
Choice Hotels has more than 4,500 Comfort Inn, Comfort Suites,
Quality, Sleep Inn, Clarion, Cambria Suites, MainStay Suites,
Suburban Extended Stay Hotel, Econo Lodge, and Rodeway Inn brand
hotels across the country and many within close proximity to the
series race locations. And now the full range of Radisson Hotels.
In making the announcement Mayberry said, "Many of our race teams,
fans and friends of the series took advantage of our partnership
with Choice Hotels International. We all know that
travel
expenses are a big chunk of any race team or race fans' budget, and
the PASS discount really adds up over the course of the racing
season. We're especially pleased with our association with Choice
Hotels because it extends well beyond race teams on race day. Our
racers, their fans, friends, and family can all take advantage of
the Choice Hotels discount for both business and pleasure travel.
It's a winning proposition for us all, and we appreciate Choice
Hotel International's continued support."
"Our hope with this partnership provides PASS Racing and its
members with the convenience and affordability of the more than
4,500 properties in the Choice Hotels domestic system," said Karen
Krupka, manager, sports marketing, Choice Hotels. "We look forward
to continuing and growing the partnership."
To take advantage of the PASS/Choice Hotels discount program,
BOOK YOUR ROOMS
HERE
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