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$125,000 Promoter’s Purse
Distribution
1st $40,000;
2nd $12,000; 3rd $10,000; 4th $7,000; 5th $5,000; 6th
$4,000; 7th $3,000; 8th $2,500; 9th $2,000; 10th $1,500;
11th $1,400; 12th $1,350; 13th $1,300; 14th $1,250; 15th
$1,200; 16th $1,500; 17th $1,400; 18th $1,300; 19th
$1,250; 20th $1,200; 21st $1,200; 22nd $1,200; 23rd
$1,200; 24th $1,200; 25th $1,200; 26th $1,200; 27th
$1,250; 28th $1,200; 29th $1,200; 30th $1,200; 31st
$1,200; 32nd 1,200; 33rd $1,200; 34th $1,200; 35th
$1,200; 36th $1,200; 37th $1,200; 38th $1,200;
39th
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CASSIUS CLARK - JOEY DOIRON - DEREK GRIFFITH |
PASS SUPER LATE MODELS -
OPS
OFFICIAL RACE RESULTS -
7-3-24 |
1) 73d - Joey Doiron - 300 Laps
2)
444 - Derek Griffith - 300
3) 13 - Cassius
Clark - 300
4) 54 - Johnny Clark - 300
5)
39 - Max Cookson - 300
6) 60s - DJ Shaw - 300
7) 94 - Garrett Hall - 300
8) 23 - Dave
Farrington - 300
9) 20 - Joe Pastore - 300
10) 44 - Trevor Sanborn - 300
11) 12x - Cory
Bubar - 300
12) 42 - Kyle Reid - 300
13)
32 - Brandon Barker - 300
14) 5m - Dylan
Moltz - 300
15) 17ma - Eddie MacDonald - 300
16) 14s - Josh St. Clair - 300
17) 72x - Ryan
Kuhn - 299
18) 1v - Brandon Varney - 299
19) 47 - Gabe Brown - 298 |
20) 09 - Silas Ripley - 298
21) 31 -
Daniel Hemric - 298
22) 24 - Mike Rowe - 297
23) 25 - Shawn Knight - 294
24) 51 - Kyle
Busch - 271
25) 153 - Travis Stearns - 269
26) 15 - Mike Hopkins - 258
27) 90 - Derek
Kneeland - 2243
28) 12s - Dennis Spencer -
235
29) 32ct - Thomas Abele Jr. - 215
30)
5r - Ben Rowe - 181
31) 19 - Rusty Poland -
181
32) 63 - Kyle Salemi - 176
33) 18s -
Mike Scorzelli - 112
34) 61 - TJ Brackett -
91
35) 14 - Scott McDaniel - 71
36) 5p -
Troy Patterson - 70
37) 29t - Austin Teras -
47
38) 60b - Tim Brackett - 5 |
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CELEBRATION of AMERICA
300 FINISH |
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Joey Doiron Takes
Home $40,000
With Inaugural COA 300 Victory |
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by Zach Evans -
www.racingamerica.com/news |
On Wednesday night
at Oxford Plains Speedway, there was no denying
Joey Doiron.
Doiron powered to the lead
on a lap 266 restart and held off Derek Griffith
to win the All That's Metal Celebration of
America 300, earning a $40,000 payday in the
holiday spectacular.
Doiron, already a
winner this season with the Pro All Stars Series
(PASS) Super Late Models at Oxford Plains, knew
he had a car capable of winning the inaugural
edition of the Celebration of America. He simply
hoped he could seal the deal, considering how
elusive the Oxford 250 has been for him over the
years.
“I knew we’d have a good chance,"
Doiron told Racing America. "Our car was super
hooked-up this year. We always seem to run well
in the long races here. The car was there at the
end. The 250 has treated us so bad, I didn’t
know if we’d be able to get this one."
Now with $40,000 in his pocket and the
confidence of this win, Doiron carries a new
level of confidence into next month's 51st
Annual Bar Harbor Bank & Trust Oxford 250.
Doiron finished second in last year's event, and
hopes to finish one spot better this year.
“Now that we’ve got this one, I’m looking
forward to August," said Doiron. "Hopefully, we
can get that one, so then I’ll be happy and I
can ride off into the sunset. It’s been a hell
of a year.”
The victory did not come with
a few heart-in-your-throat moments for Doiron.
One came in the first half of the race, when
Doiron saved his car from an unplanned excursion
through the infield.
“There were a couple
of times there at the end where I was going to
either be in the lead or wreck out of the lead.
Honestly, probably around lap 90, I got hit in a
chain reaction out of four and I was almost
going down pit road. That was the one I couldn’t
believe I saved."
Another moment came
with 20 laps to go, when Doiron and Griffith
made contact while battling for the win. Doiron
clipped the inside curb in turns one and two,
upsetting his car in front of Griffith.
Fortunately for Doiron, he again made the save,
kept the lead and pulled away.
“I knew I
was better than him, but when I kept striking
the curb, I needed five or six laps to get away
from him," Doiron. "I was like, man, I’m going
to do this one too many times, he’s going to get
me. That’s about as close as you can come to
throwing it away.”
"Joey hopped the curb,
and I saw a chance," said Griffith. "I filled
the spot too quick, and we got together. After
that, I was just holding on.
The 300-lap
race saw a wide range of strategies. Griffith
took a particularly radical approach, waiting
until lap 220 to put on fresh tires and then
charging back into contention.
"We hung
it out there 200 laps, 220 laps, whatever it
was, on the same set of tires. I still thought
we were pretty good. I had fun driving up
through the field there. It was pretty wild."
Former Oxford 250 winner Cassius Clark
finished third after a wild week of his own. The
King Racing team made wholesale changes to the
No. 13 after a poor showing in Tuesday's
qualifiers, and they were rewarded with a podium
finish.
“We were not very good in the
75-lapper last night," said Clark. "I thought we
had a good car going into the heat, but it
didn’t work out. They did everything to it this
morning. Got here early this morning, took the
whole rear-end out of the car, changed out
shocks, swings, sway bars, whole nine yards just
to get it ready for first practice.
“I
lost power steering near the end of it there. We
were fighting that a little bit. We had a pretty
good car. It just sucks being that close, being
able to taste it. I don’t get to do this often,
so I hate to let it slip.”
The mid-week
event drew a pair of NASCAR Cup Series
competitors, Kyle Busch and Daniel Hemric. Busch
was in contention late in the race, but spun
from the fourth position on lap 271.
Hemric finished 21st in the final running order,
while Busch was 24th.
PASS teams return
to Oxford Plains on August 4 for another tune-up
to the Oxford 250. The Bar Harbor Bank & Trust
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1st 10,000; 2nd $4,000; 3rd
$3,000; 4th $2,500; 5th $2,000; 6th $1,500; 7th $1,400;
8th $1,300; 9th $1,200; 10th $1,100; 11th $1,000; 12th
$1,000; 13th $1,000; 14th $1,000; 15th $1,000; 16th
$1,000; 17th $1,000; 18th $1,000; 19th $1,000; 20th
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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 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 will be released in the coming weeks.
For those wishing to stay on the grounds,
camping information is posted.
Please
watch the websites at
www.oxfordplains.com and
www.proallstarsseries.com for more updates.
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.
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
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NASCAR CHAMPION
KYLE 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.
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!
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.
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 action.
Also
in action over the two days will be the
New England Super Modified Series (NESS)
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.
Please
watch the websites at
www.oxfordplains.com and
www.proallstarsseries.com for more
updates.
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.
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.
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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Pro All Stars Series and
the PASS
MODS touring series on
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All That’s Metal To Be
Title Sponsor of the
$40,000-to-win Celebration of America
300 |
Naples, ME - Jan. 11 -- Officials at
the Pro All Stars Series (PASS) announced today that
Maine based roofing and siding company All That's Metal
has signed on to become the title sponsor of the
$40,000- to-win Celebration of America 300. Scheduled
for July 2nd and 3rd 2024 at Oxford Plains Speedway, The
All That's Metal Celebration of America 300 will boast
nearly $140,000 in total purse money making it one of
the richest asphalt short track races in America.
"We are
thrilled to have All That's Metal as the title sponsor
for this first annual event," said PASS president Tom
Mayberry. "One of our goals with this race was to
provide another marquis event at Oxford Plains Speedway
(OPS), while partnering with outstanding companies
that represent the American way. All That's Metal fits
that mold perfectly."
With over 45 years of
experience, All That's Metal is ready to be your trusted
partner for your metal roofing and wall panel projects
of any size and scope. Their high-quality metal roofing
and wall panels systems are offered in a variety of
colors and styles and backed up with a 40-year warranty.
Stop into the showroom at 893 Coldbrook Road in Hermon
to see the full selection.
allthatsmetal.com
As a part of the
announcement, Mayberry went on to say that
July 2nd will
be qualifying day with a pair of 75 lap events locking
in the Top 15 each into the big show. "We really want to
make sure that the preliminary events are a show in
itself," he said. "We will have support classes present,
but we really wanted to make the Tuesday portion of this
program is a big event for the Super Late Models too."
Asked about the choice of a mid-week show vs the
traditional Saturday-Sunday, Mayberry explained the
desire to make this a destination race that people could
plan a vacation around. "July 4th week is a big vacation
week for a lot of families," said Mayberry. "With the
race in the middle of the week it allows people to come
for a couple days or stay the whole week if they chose.
What better way to celebrate America then spending it at
the track watching some great racing?"
OPS will
be in weekly action June 29th with their annual
Independence Day Fireworks celebration, likely to be the
only fireworks show in the state on that date. As
previously cited, Tuesday is qualifying for the All
That's Metal Celebration of America 300. The 300 and
support divisions will run features on July 3rd.
With
the Super Late Models off on
Saturday the 6th, The PASS MODS take
center stage for their 100 lap $2000 to win special,
along with local racing action and an enduro. With four
race dates in eight days, fans will have the opportunity
to see a wide variety of racing in a short amount of
time.
All That's Metal manufactures their metal
panels and trim right in their facility in Hermon, Maine
with steel that is made in the USA. They can offer both
standard and custom sizes! They also keep a wide variety
of screws, snow stops, metal caulking, and metal
accessories including blades and cutting tools in stock
at all times! The Best Metal Roof and Wall Systems in
the business can be found at All That's Metal with
same/next day turn around!
The All That's Metal
Celebration of America 300 will also feature the ever
popular lap leader program
made popular at OPS since 1981 with the Oxford 250. All
300 laps with be available for purchase at only $50 per
lap with half going to the leader of each sponsored lap
with the other half going to support the purse. The July
3rd Winner of the All That's Metal Celebration of
America 300 could take home up to $47,500!
2024 COA 300 LAP BOARD
Coldbrook Trailer Sales has also
been announced as an associate sponsor for the first
year event. Coldbrook Trailers & Equipment offer's some
of the best deals on utility trailers and used equipment
in the Bangor area! Their lineup of new trailers from
Delta, BigTex, Nitro, K-Trail and NexHaul, includes
utility trailers, enclosed trailers, snowmobile
trailers, construction trailers, and dump trailers.
Coldbook also has a great selection of used trailers and
used equipment that is clean, inspected and ready to go.
Details on support divisions and camping will be
released in the near future. To take advantage of
marketing opportunities at the Pro All Stars Series or
Oxford Plains Speedway or to buy a lap or many please
call 207-577-1836 or inquire at
OPSmarketing50@gmail.com.
All That's Metal can be reached at 207-945-1801.
Visit
allthatsmetal.com,
facebook.com/allthatsmetalme,
coldbrooktrailers.com, and
facebook.com/coldbrooktrailers.
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
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