How to Watch the 52nd Annual Oxford 250

The 52nd Annual All That’s Metal Oxford 250 takes over Oxford Plains Speedway from August 22–24, bringing fans one of the most anticipated Super Late Model events in short track racing. This year’s edition also serves as the finale of Oxford Plains’ Crown Jewel Triple Crown Series.

Fans can catch every moment live on Racing America PPV Or ArenaCast with low cost, with racing starting Friday and culminating in Sunday’s 250-lap Oxford 250 main event.

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How to Watch on ArenaCast

• Broadcast: All three days of the Oxford 250 weekend will stream live on RacingAmerica.TV via pay-per-view.Or ArenaCast with low cost

• Packages:

  • Sunday Only: Watch the headline Oxford 250 on August 24.

  • Full Weekend: Enjoy three days of racing action.

Oxford 250 Weekend Schedule

• Friday, August 22 – Opening Night

  • Sunoco 150 for Super Late Models

    • Includes a 250 provisional for the highest-finishing driver without a 2025 PASS win

    • Sunoco fuel bonuses (50 gallons awarded to the race winner)

  • Yvon Bedard 109 (ACT Quebec Challenge Series finale)

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• Saturday, August 23 – ACT Showcase

  • ACT 125 annual feature

  • Support divisions: New England Supermodified Series & PASS Modifieds

• Sunday, August 24 – Oxford 250 Day

  • Morning: Draw for heat race lineups (over 50 drivers entered)

  • Afternoon: Heat races, consolation rounds & last-chance qualifier

  • Evening: 52nd Annual All That’s Metal Oxford 250 main event

Oxford’s local divisions will also be in action across all three nights, making it one of the most action-packed weekends in short track racing.

Announced Oxford 250 Entries (as of August 20, 2025)

A star-studded entry list features local talent, regional standouts, and national stars. Notable drivers include:

• Tim Brackett (Buckfield, ME)

• Johnny Clark (Hallowell, ME)

• Eddie MacDonald (Rowley, MA)

• Mike & Ben Rowe (Turner, ME)

• Bubba Pollard (Senoia, GA)

• Cole Butcher (Mooresville, NC)

• Craig Slaunwhite (Halifax, NS)

(Full entry list announced by PASS; subject to change.)

Oxford 250 Legacy

Since its debut in 1974, the Oxford 250 has become a crown jewel in short track racing. It has been sanctioned by multiple series and was even part of the NASCAR Busch Series (now Xfinity) five times between 1986 and 1991.

Past winners include household names like Kyle Busch, Kevin Harvick, Ricky Craven, and Geoff Bodine.

• 2024 Winner: Jeff Taylor, a nine-time Oxford track champion, finally earned his first Oxford 250 victory after holding off Bubba Pollard in a thrilling finish.

• Three-time Champion: Ralph Nason (1998–2000) remains the only driver to win three consecutive Oxford 250s.

Past Oxford 250 Winners

• 1974: Joey Kourafas

• 1980 & 1981: Geoffrey Bodine

• 1989: Jamie Aube

• 1991: Ricky Craven

• 2008: Kevin Harvick

• 2011: Kyle Busch

• 2018: Bubba Pollard

• 2022 & 2023: Cole Butcher

• 2024: Jeff Taylor

With three full days of competition, a stacked entry list, and the prestige of its 52-year legacy, the Oxford 250 weekend promises to deliver one of the most exciting short track spectacles of the year. Whether you’re in the grandstands at Oxford Plains Speedway or streaming live on RacingAmerica.TV, this is a motorsports event you won’t want to miss.