Reid Lanpher
best in PASS Super Late Model action at Oxford
Plains Speedway - Ben Tinker is PASS MODS
Champion
Oxford, Maine - Reid Lanpher of Manchester,
Maine nailed down his second Pro All Stars Series North
Super Late Model victory of the season Sunday afternoon
at Oxford Plains Speedway.
Lanpher, who started
11th, needed nearly the entire race to chase down
six-time PASS North champion Johnny Clark of
Farmingdale, Maine and take the race lead. Clark, who
led the first 138 circuits in the 150-lap race, managed
to hang on to second place after dominating most of the
rain-delayed event.
The championship battle
remained tight atop the PASS North points standings,
with reigning series champion and 2018 leader DJ Shaw of
Center Conway, New Hampshire just one spot better than
his closest championship rival, Travis Benjamin of
Morrill, Maine, another former series champion.
Ryan Robbins of Dixfield, Maine, a two-time OPS Super
Late Model winner this year, raced with the leaders
throughout the 150-lapper and finished fifth. Maine
racers Joey Doiron of Berwick, Ben Rowe of Turner, Billy
Rodgers of Old Orchard Beach, Mike Rowe of Turner and
Rusty Poland of Windham rounded out the top ten.
Kate Re of Lovell, Maine led wire-to-wire and won her
first-ever PASS Mods main event.
Re, 14, held off
a determined Gary Shackford to earn her trip to victory
lane. Shackford finished second and came up eight points
shy of his first Mods championship. The Center Conway,
New Hampshire driver was a Street Stock champion at
Oxford Plains Speedway about 15 years before winner Re
was born.
Matty Sanborn of Windham followed up an
impressive heat race victory with a third-place finish.
Freeport's Jariet Harrison pieced together a ride and
claimed a fourth-place finish in front of Waterford's
Spencer Morse.
Ben Tinker of New Gloucester
wrapped up his second consecutive PASS Mods championship
with a sixth-place finish in a car usually driven by
Patrick Sullivan. Tinker's car was destroyed in a
vicious crash a couple of weeks previously which ended
the season for a couple of other competitors. The
champion expressed a desire to move up into the Super
Late Model ranks next season.
Gary Babineau of
Hollis was dominant in a trouble-free 50-lapper for the
Allen's Coffee Flavored Brandy Street Stock division,
cruising to victory in impressive fashion ahead of
Gray's Tyler King, who really was the king of 50-lappers
this season. Michael Harrsion of Durham finished a
distant third; with Waterboro's Travis Lovejoy the last
car on the lead lap, in fourth spot. Skip Tripp of
Norway rounded out the top five.
Kyle Hewins of
Leeds wrapped up the Bandits Triple Crown Series title
the way you'd like to, in victory lane following a
30-lap jaunt in front of the field. Cody White of South
Paris was a half-lap behind Hewins as the checkered
flag, but that was enough to score a runner-up finish in
a tight battle over Waterford's Jamie Heath, Buckfield's
Chad Wills and Shaun Hinkley of Oxford.
Weekend
rain forced track management to move the PASS program
originally scheduled for Saturday to Sunday morning, and
the result was an overflowing pit area filled with
racecars (both real and imitation) as the
originally-schedule Armegeddon of Destruction racing
program followed the PASS action.
Dustin Salley
prevailed in the 50-lap, 60-plus car enduro race on the
greased-up, pumpkin-laden oval track. Salley, the 2018
Budweiser Championship Series Bandits division champion,
started deep in the field and largely avoided trouble to
claim victory. Chris Giguere was the best of the rest,
with Josh Dube claiming the third-place trophy. The
Tornado,Travis Verrill, was fourth across the finish
line with Jeremy Guptill filling out the top five.
The new 2018 Oxford Acceleration Series Outlaw
champion, Ajay Cates of Lyman, raced to victory in the
20-lap race for his class to close out a great season.
Rick Thompson of Naples claimed runner-up honors, with
Gerry Freve of Buckfield rebounding from a spin to earn
third-place hardware. Steve Moon of Gray and Richmond's
Calab Emerson-Mains filled out the top five.
Racing three and four-wide at times, David Cook of Jay
dominated the action in the Rebels division main event.
Oxford's Doug Degroat was runner-up, ahead of Mechanic
Falls racer Matt Thibeault. Berlin, New Hampshire's Mike
McKinney and Cody White of South Paris rounded out the
top five.
Newly-crowned division champion Brandon
Varney of Mechanic Falls appeared to enjoy battling his
uncle, Skip Tripp of Norway, for the win in the 20-lap
Cruiser division feature race. Varney prevailed. Last
year's champion, Phil Knowlton of Oxford, was third.
Matt Hiscock of Turner and Oxford's William Barker
completed the top-five rundown.
After wrecking in
practice, Ryan Farrar of Oxford seemed determined not to
have his perfect season ruined in the Truck class.
Farrar borrowed Randy Green's pickup and won another
20-lapper, remaining undefeated in 2018 feature race
competition at the Speedway. John Lizotte of Lewiston,
Kolby Morrell of Sebago and Greene racer Mike Mayberry
followed.
Poland's Dustin Salley aced the 15-lap
4-cylinder Figure 8 race. Travis 'Tornado' Verrill of
South Paris was second under the checkered flag, with
Cam Childs of Leeds filling out the podium. Greg Durgin
of South Paris and Jeremy Lauzier of Rumford also were
credited with finishes ahead of newly-crowned champion
Kevin Varney of Mechanic Falls.
The Pro All Stars
Series Super Late Models have a National Championship
event scheduled for Richmond Raceway in Virginia this
Saturday (October 20). The PASS North Super Late Models
wrap up their championship season on Saturday, October
27 at Seekonk Speedway in Seekonk, Massachusetts. The
2018 racing season has been completed at Oxford Plains
Speedway. For more information visit
proallstarsseries.com or call (207) 539-8865.
Unofficial Results from the
October 14 Pro All Stars Series North Super Late Model
150 at Oxford Plains Speedway; Oxford, Maine, showing
finishing position, car number, driver's name, driver's
hometown:
Pro All Stars Series North Super
Late Model (150 laps) 1 59 Reid Lanpher,
Manchester, ME; 2 54 Johnny Clark, Farmingdale, ME; 3 60
DJ Shaw, Center Conway, NH; 4 7 Travis Benjamin,
Morrill, ME; 5 36 Ryan Robbins, Dixfield, ME; 6 72 Joey
Doiron, Berwick, ME; 7 4 Ben Rowe, Turner, ME; 8 53
Billy Rodgers, Old Orchard Beach, ME; 9 24 Mike Rowe,
Turner, ME; 10 44 Rusty Poland, Windham, ME; 11 94
Garrett Hall, Scarborough, ME; 12 81 Dan Winter,
Windham, NH; 13 51 Joh Peters, Westbrook, ME; 14 73 Adam
Polvinen, Hebron, ME; 15 94 Shawn Martin, Turner, ME; 16
14 Scott McDaniel, Livermore, ME; 17 77 Bryce Mains,
Bridgton, ME; 18 88 Brandon Barker, Windham, ME; 19 63
John Salemi, Nashua, NH; 20 7 Glen Luce, Turner, ME; 21
03 Scott Moore, Anson, ME; 22 47 Gabe Brown, Center
Conway, NH; 23 60 Timmy Brackett, Buckfield, ME; 24 28
Mark Lundblad, Jr., Conway, NH; 25 2 Ashton Tucker,
Lyttleton, NB; 26 7 Curtis Gerry, Waterboro, ME; 27 8
Calvin Rose, Jr., Turner, ME; 28 28 Kirk Thibeau,
Fort Fairfield, ME; 29 61 TJ Brackett, Buckfield, ME; 30 12 Derek Griffith, Hudson, NH; 31 3
Josh Childs, Oxford, ME; 32 41 Tracy Gordon, Strong, ME; 33 0
Scott Luce, Strong, ME; 34 42 Corey Bubar, Windham, ME;
35 11 Dalton Gagnon, Lyman, ME; 36 07 Mike Penfold,
Oxford, ME; DNS 15 Mike Hopkins, Hermon, ME; 84 Scott
Mulkern, Falmouth, ME; 29 Trevor Sanborn, East
Parsonsfield, ME; 39 Chad Dow, Fairfield, ME; 9 Alan
Tardiff, Goodwins Mills, ME.
PASS Mods (40 laps) 1
10 Kate Re, Lovell, ME; 2 60 Gary Shackford, Center
Conway, NH; 3 2 Matty Sanborn, Windham, ME; 4 85 Jariet
Harison, Freeport, ME; 5 34 Spencer Morse, Waterford,
ME; 6 19 Ben Tinker, New Gloucester, ME; 7 15 Wayne
Allard, Stetson, ME; 8 12 Wayne Whitten, Arundel, ME; 9
25 Bruce Helmuth, Wales, ME; DNS 14 Mark Napolitano,
North Yarmouth, ME; 9 Jeff Moon, New Gloucester, ME.
Oxford Plains Speedway
results from Budweiser Championship Series racing
divisions from Sunday, October 14 showing finishing
position, car number, driver's name, driver's hometown:
Allen's Coffee Flavored Brandy
Street Stock (50 laps) 1 2 Gary Babineau,
Hollis; 2 11 Tyler King, Gray; 3 85 Michael Harrsion,
Durham; 4 9 Travis Lovejoy, Waterboro; 5 21 Skip Tripp,
Norway; 6 77 Jon Brill, Bridgton; 7 12 John White,
Auburn; 8 52 Mike Nichols, Livermore Falls; 9 03 Jim
Davis, Sabattus; 10 27 Patrick Thorne, Standish;11 99
George Haskell, Casco; 12 1x Ed Connolly, Portland; 13
2x Ajay Cates, Lyman; 14 62 Nic Stanley, Oxford; 15 22
Joe Hutter, Hebron; 16 67 Michael Haynes, Livermore
Falls; 17 5 Guy Childs, Sabattus.
Bandits Triple Crown Series Race
#3 (30 laps) 1 54 Kyle Hewins, Leeds; 2 6
Cody White, South Paris; 3 91 Jamie Heath, Waterford; 4
52 Chad Wills, Buckfield; 5 2 Shaun Hinkley, Oxford; 6
18 Dustin Salley, Poland; 7 44 Jeff Libby, Auburn; 8 53
David Whittier, West Poland; 9 77 Rob Crepeau, West
Paris; 10 9 Nick Ogden, Mechanic Falls; 11 24 Travis
Verrill, South Paris; 12 4 Dave Brennan, Winthrop; 13 8
Jeremy Lauzier, Rumford; 14 11 Josh Knoll, Wells; 15 1x
Kevin Varney, Mechanic Falls; 16 08 Mike McKinney,
Berlin, NH; 17 17 DNS 55 Dean Jordan, Jay; 1 Brandon
Varney, Mechanic Falls; 74 Junior Goldrup, Oakland.
Unofficial Oxford Plains
Speedway results from Oxford Acceleration Series racing
divisions from Sunday, October 14 showing finishing
position, car number, driver's name, driver's hometown:
Outlaw (20 laps) 1
2 Ajay Cates, Lyman; 2 74 Rick Thompson, Naples; 3 39
Gerry Freve, Buckfield; 4 19 Steve Moon, Gray; 5 4 Calab
Emerson-Mains, Richmond; 6 29 Dean Hanscom, Gray; 7 30
Matthew Veinott, Greene; 8 28x Don Veinott, Greene; 9 85
Derrick Burnham, Buxton; 10 03 Bob Wilson, Buxton; 11 07
Mark Grantham, Casco; 12 28 John Burnham, Buxton; 13 12
Derek Brown, n/a; DNS 08 Mike McKinney, Berlin, NH.
Rebels (20 laps) 1
44 David Cook, Jay; 2 84 Doug Degroat, Oxford; 3 5 Matt
Thibeault, Mechanic Falls; 4 08 Mike McKinney, Berlin,
NH; 5 6 Cody White, South Paris; 6 31 Cade Chapman,
Auburn; 7 12 Chris Lavanway, Auburn; 8 91 Jamie Heath,
Waterford; 9 71 Chris Foster, Lisbon; 10 85 Benjamin
Warner, Oxford; 11 21 Ralph Green, Norway; 12 31
McKhalla Pulk, Litchfield; 13 18 Matt Chamberlain, n/a;
14 52 Chad Wills, Buckfield; 15 56 Addie McDaniel,
Bridgton; 16 05 Gerard Cote, Oxford; 17 148 Cody Smith,
Bolton, CT; 18 02 Josh Straiton, Lovell; 19 10 Corey
Roussel, South Paris; 20 66 James Grover, Jr., n/a; 21
15 Nathan Dubuc, Lewiston.
Cruisers (20 laps) 1 1 Brandon Varney,
Mechanic Falls; 2 1x Skip Tripp, Norway; 3 72 Phil
Knowlton, Oxford; 4 33 Matt Hiscock, Turner; 5 28 Wiliam
Barker, Oxford; 6 74 Richard Thompson, Jr., Bridgton; 7
17 Mikel Martin, Auburn.
Trucks (15 laps) 1 2 Ryan Farrar, Oxford; 2
00 John Lizotte, Lewiston; 3 5 Kolby Morrell, Sebago;4
45 Mike Mayberry, Greene.
4-cylinder Figure 8 (15 laps) 1 18 Dustin
Salley, Poland; 2 24 Travis 'Tornado' Verrill, South
Paris; 3 11x Cam Childs, Leeds; 4 6 Greg Durgin, South
Paris; 5 8 Jeremy Lauzier, Rumford; 6 41 Kevin Varney,
Mechanic Falls.
Unofficial Oxford Plains Speedway results from
Armegeddon of Destruction Motor Mayhem events from
Sunday, October 14 showing finishing position, car
number, driver's name:
Enduro (50 laps) 1 18 Dustin Salley, 2 0
Chris Giguere, 3 9 Josh Dube, 4 24 Travis Verrill, 5 07
Jeremy Guptill, 6 420 John Idarolla, 7 38 Mark Bowie, 8
32 Darryl Quinlan, 9 04 Tyler Jalbert, 10 7 Carter
Fillebron, 11 10 Alex Hinkley, 12 44 Dana Cook, 13 00
Larry Lizotte, 14 23 Jason McNeil, 15 2x Joshua
Ferranto, 16 26x Garner Lavalley, 17 14x Adam O'Neil, 18
6 Jason Cyr, 19 121 Jeremy Farr, 20 41 Cody McPherson,
21 23 Unknown, 22 1 Brian Gauthier, 23 01 Scott Arel, 24
23x Unknown, 25 8 Jeremy Lauzier, 26 97 Edward Varnum,
27 40 Stephen Waterman, 28 40x Unknown, 29 17 Charlie
Hall, 30 55 Joseph Austin, 31 2 Charles Coyley, 32 47
Unknown, 33 70 Kasie Kolbe, 34 09 Joshua Morin, 35 87
Mike Penfold, 36 16 Alex Mowatt, 37 2x Ryan Leverty, 38
1x Josh Lovell, 39 27 Dustin Brown, 40 12 Josh Benson,
41 99 Michael Phillips, 42 75 Tyler Schenetzer, 43 28
Josh Toothaker, 44 11x Cam Childs, 45 5 Shane Benning,
46 60 Michele Bisbee, 47 58 David Greenleaf, 48 29 Josh
Cooper, 49 79 Matt Pimental, 50 3 Jake Pinoski, 51 4
Travis Berry, 52 11 Hayden Stewart, 53 57 Unknown, 54 71
Connor Costa, 55 46 Ralph Dunn, 56 7x John Hesketh III,
57 80 Josh Austin, 58 90 Chris White, 59 81 Unknown, 60
13 Unknown, 61 67 Dylan Gonyon, 62 49 Unknown, 63 59
Unknown, 64 88 Braden Skinner. Non-classified: 72 Phil
Knowlton, 54 Jonathan Baldwin, 17x Mikel Martin, 69 Emit
Hoyt, 21 Diann McKenna, 05 Kyle Bell, 42 Dustin Moon, 14
David Robbins, 61 Mark Fox, 30 Arron Hoyt, 22 David
Bouchard.
Flagpole race (10
laps) 1 9 Josh Dube, 2 24 Travis 'Tornado'
Verrill, 3 74 Kyle Dorey, 4 32 Darryl Quinlan, 5 23
Jason McNeil, 6 47 unknown, 7 14 David Robbins, 8 04
Tyler Jalbert, 9 67 Cody Meserve, 10 121 Jeremy Farr, 11
7 Carter Fillebron, 12 88 Tyler May, 13 12 Josh Benson,
14 8 Jeremy Lauzier, 15 07 Jeremy Guptill, 16 26x Garner
Lavalley, 17 40 Dean Hayward.
Spectator Drags: 1 Robert Hill, 2 Corey
Small.
Smokey Donut Show:
1 David Savoy, 2 George Dunn, Jr.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER
8
BUDWEISER OXFORD CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES
Super
Late Models,
Street Stocks, Bandits, Figure 8s, & Rookies
Ryan Robbins wins Super Late Model race
on Championship Night at OPS - Gabe Brown, 15, is youngest
champion of top class in racetrack’s long history
Oxford, Maine -- Ryan Robbins of Dixfield drove
to his second Super Late Model victory of the season,
while Gabe Brown of Center Conway, New Hampshire earned
his first stock car racing championship atop the
Budweiser Championship Series racing card at Oxford
Plains Speedway Saturday night.
Robbins, a former
PASS Modified track and series champion, became the only
two-time winner in points-counting races in the top
class of competition at the historic Route 26 oval track
this season.
Brown, 15, made history with his
title, becoming the youngest-ever premiere division
champion in the almost six decades of motorized
competition at OPS. Brown hopes to secure his 'highway'
driver's license after turning 16 later this week.
Austin Teras of Gray, who won a Super Late Model
race earlier this season at age 15, was the runner-up in
the points finale. Tracy Gordon of Strong, a PASS Open
race winner and BCS winner earlier in the season,
claimed third-place hardware following the 50-lap race.
TJ Brackett of Buckfield passed a lot of cars as he
tried to unseat Brown from the top of the standings, but
the two-time track champion in the top class had to
settle for runner-up honors in the championship battle
for the second straight season. Livermore's Scott
McDaniel, another first-time winner in the top class
earlier this year, rounded out the top five.
Brown crossed the finish line in sixth position,
bouncing back from a mid-race altercation. Ryan Deane of
Winterport, Calvin Rose, Jr. of Turner, Ivan Kaffel of
Raymond and Anson's Scott Moore rounded out the top ten.
Shawn Martin of Turner led much of the race before
getting shuffled out of the lead pack. He finished 11th.
Buckfield's Kyle Treadwell outran all foes in the
30-lap Allen's Coffee Flavored Brandy Street Stock
class, picking up his first win in the division after
joining the class late in the year. Treadwell led all
the way, extending his lead throughout the 30-lapper
while turning in the quickest Street Stock laps of the
night by a wide margin.
Nick Stanley of Oxford
had his best Street Stock finish, earning runner-up
honors ahead of Norway's Jordan Russell. Last year's
champion, Billy Childs, Jr. of Leeds, was the
fourth-place finisher. Matt Dufault of Turner earned a
fifth-place finish, and nailed down the 2018 Allen's
Coffee Flavored Brandy Street Stock division
championship by a narrow margin over Livermore native
and Gray resident Tyler King.
In a unique twist,
feature winner Treadwell, who is the track announcer for
Oxford Acceleration Series action on Wednesday nights
during the summer, interviewed champion Dufault in
victory lane following their event.
Kyle Hewins
of Leeds prevailed in an unusually-clean 20-lap main
event for the Budweiser Championship Series Bandits
division, cruising to yet another impressive victory.
Arthur 'Junior' Goldrup of Oakland, an occasional Oxford
Plains Speedway visitor since his former home track
closed, earned second-place honors. Mike McKinney of
Berlin, New Hampshire worked race traffic nicely to earn
a third-place finish. Cody White of South Paris and
Auburn's Jeff Libby rounded out the top five. Dustin
Salley of Poland finished tenth in the race, but earned
enough points to claim the 2018 track title in the
four-cylinder class.
Kyle Kilgore of South Paris
wrapped up his Championship season in style, winning the
20-lap Figure 8 race for the eighth time this year.
Five-time 2018 winner Dale Lawrence of Lisbon completed
the best season of his 30-year career with a
second-place finish, and second in championship points.
Poland's Larry Lizotte, Greg Durgin of South Paris and
Lisbon's Robert Morey filled out the top five.
Auburn's Thomas Brackett put an exclamation point on his
successful first year of stock car racing competition,
winning the 15-lap Rookie division race and wrapping up
the first-ever championship for the new class for young
racers. It was the 13th win of the year for Brackett.
Brady Childs of Leeds and Owen Stuart from Naples wre
second and third, respectively, ahead of points
runner-up Brady Heath of Waterford.
Wade Gelinas
of Limington won his second consecutive 20-lap main
event in the Outlaw class. Ajay Cates of Lyman moved up
to challenge Gelinas, but had to settle for a
second-place race trophy to go along with his 2018 track
title in the Outlaw class. Rick Thompson of Naples
earned a third-place finish, ahead of Poland's Maggie
Ferland and championship runner-up Calab Emerson-Mains
of Richmond.
Conrad Childs of Auburn pulled off a
last-lap move that earned the top step on the podium
following the 20-lap Rebel division feature race.
Lovell's Josh Straiton crossed the finish line in second
position, just ahead of Waterford's Jamie Heath, who
wrapped up the Championship in the Rebels class. Heath
had to walk to victory lane after his car, which had
been leading the race as the final lap began, ended up
against the frontstretch wall as the checkered flag
waved. Oxford's Doug Degroat and Ralph Green of Auburn
closed out the top-five rundown.
Brandon Varney
of Mechanic Falls prevailed in one of the tighter Oxford
Acceleration Series championship battles, winning the
20-lap Cruiser main event to remain atop the season-long
rankings. Luke DeCoster of Greene kept the race close,
finishing in second position. The champ's car owner and
father, Kevin Varney of Mechanic Falls, earned
third-place hardware. Will Dunphy of New Gloucester and
Oxford's William Barker filled out the top five.
Oxford's own Ryan Farrar completed a season-long sweep
of Truck division main event racing action with yet
another 20-lap score putting the exclamation point on
his second straight championship season. It was the
fourth Truck title for Farrrar. Kolby Morrell of Sebago
made a late charge into second position, with
third-place hardware earned by Chuck Estes of New
Gloucester. After battling for the race lead, a late
incident dropped Arundel's Jared Kimball to fourth in
the finishing order, ahead of Norway's Randy Green.
Kyle Hewins of Leeds was triumphant in the 15-lap
four-cylinder Figure 8 race. Brandon Varney of Mechanic
Falls was the best of the rest, in front of Travis 'The
Tornado' Verrill, from South Paris. Dustin Salley of
Mechanic Falls and Buckfield's Chad Wills completed the
top five rundown. Kevin Varney of Mechanic Falls claimed
the track championship in the first-year racing class.
Maggie Ferland of Poland won for the second time in
two attempts this year in Allen's Coffee Flavored Brandy
Ladies division competition. Lisbon's Breanna Spaulding
earned runner-up honors and wrapped up the 2018 Allen's
Coffee Flavored Brandy Ladies Championship. Spaulding
dedicated her championship to the late Rachel Dubois, a
former competitor in the division who passed away in
2016 following a lifelong battle with Cystic Fibrosis.
Kathryn Childs of Auburn, Chloe Kiley of South Paris and
Greene's Susan Veinott rounded out the top five.
Following a few weekends off a doubleheader weekend of
automotive competition closes out the Oxford Plains
Speedway season on October 13-14.
On Saturday, October 13 at 2:00 p.m. the Pro All Stars
Series Super Late Models make their final Northern New
England appearance, topping a racing card including
championship-deciding races for the PASS Mods and
Bandits Triple Crown Series. On Sunday, October 14 at
1:30 p.m. the Speedway hosts the annual Armageddon of
Destruction, with the regular Motor Mayhem events plus
all six Oxford Acceleration Series divisions.
Unofficial results from the
Sunday, September 8 "Championship Night" Oxford
Championship Series and Oxford Acceleration Series stock
car racing card at Oxford Plains Speedway; Oxford,
Maine; showing finishing position, car number, driver's
name, driver's hometown:
All street
stock teams are allowed to buy 4 tires once a year.
Teams are no longer required to buy tires as long as
they have 4 OPS stamped Hoosier 790s on the car. The
maximum amount of tires a team can buy per week after
the original 4 is 2. All tires used to race must
durometer no lower then 57.
OPS SLM Opening Day - 4 tires register and
must run in heat and feature. 2 tires register each week
after week #1 and must run in heat and feature.
OPS Street Stocks - All street
stock teams are allowed to buy 4 tires once a year.
Teams are no longer required to buy tires as long as
they have 4 OPS stamped Hoosier 790s on the car. The
maximum amount of tires a team can buy per week after
the original 4 is 2. All tires used to race must
durometer no lower then 57.
Any change tires for flats
must be approved by Ops Tech, OPS/PASS stamped, and no
altering or softener.
APPLEBEE’S SPONSORING FAN FRIENDLY SUPERFAN CARD AT OPS
The program is designed to reward the race fan for
attending races on a regular basis. All a fan has to do is ask for
their Applebee’s Super-Fan card when they attend any event at
Oxford Plains Speedway. The card will be punched each time they
attend. When they have all ten of the Applebee’s logos punched,
they can redeem their punch card for a free ticket to the next
regular racing event. Each fan must have their own punch card and
some restrictions apply.
The Applebee’s Super Fan Card will be available at the general admissions ticket booth.
.jpg)
.jpg)
.jpg)
.jpg)
