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The Pro All Stars Series (PASS) Super Late Models concluded their 2026 season with the Spencer Group Paving PASS 400 on Sunday at Oxford Plains Speedway. Mike Rowe, Eddie MacDonald and Johnny Clark earned segment wins, with Ryan Kuhn taking the overall PASS 400 crown.

Mike Rowe dominated the first segment, leading all 100 laps for the win. Each segment counted for full feature points as a PASS Super Late Model race, giving Rowe another feature win to add to his unparalleled resume at Oxford Plains.

"I saw D.J. coming, so I had to get going," said Rowe. "He was going good. I want to thank all you guys for coming out here today, hopefully we can have another good run."

Segment two was a battle between Eddie MacDonald and Jesse Switser. Following a 20-car invert from the results of segment one, MacDonald started on the outside of the front row and jumped to the lead. Switser took the top spot on lap 13, but MacDonald raced back around Switser just past the halfway mark.

With the win, MacDonald scored his first PASS Super Late Model victory since April 14, 2024 in the Northeast Classic at New Hampshire Motor Speedway.

"The car was much better than the first segment," said MacDonald. "The guys did a great job on it. I've got to thank Dave Lemieux for sticking with us through the hard times of trying to get fast again."

After two segments, Gabe Brown led Ryan Kuhn by one point and Jimmy Renfrew, Jr. by three points in the battle for the PASS 400 win. That set the stage for the final 200-lap segment.

Three heat races started the afternoon, with Trevor Sanborn Mike Rowe and Jimmy Renfrew, Jr. scoring heat race wins.

Johnny Clark won the 200-lap battle in the final segment, becoming the winningest driver in the history of the Pro All Stars Series. The victory marks his 53rd win under the PASS banner, breaking a tie with Ben Rowe.

"It's pretty cool to knock the Rowes off, finally, to beat Ben Rowe," said Clark. "I've had the Super Late Model wins wrapped up for a while, especially in the North. We didn't travel around the South and run all the races those guys did. We've won the most races now, that's pretty cool."

With finishes of fourth, fourth and fifth across the three segments, Ryan Kuhn earned the PASS 400 overall win. Needing to finish ahead of Gabe Brown in the final segment, Kuhn's fifth-place effort was more than enough to surpass a 10th place finish by Brown.

"This is one heck of a team," said Kuhn. "A small little team from Massachusetts coming out of a two-car garage. Thankful, and thankful for Dale Shaw Race Cars that built this badass piece. It took us a while to get the hang of it, but she was a badass piece tonight."

D.J. Shaw finishes the year as the PASS North Super Late Model champion, his 11th title with the series.

Photo by Jimmy Wiggin Speedway Images

McKennedy and Brackett Take Modified Wins while Battle Secures NESS Title

Lee, New Hampshire — October 19, 2026 — Berwick, Maine’s Joey Doiron finally got off the schneid with his first win of the Pro All Stars Series (PASS) 150 on Saturday, October 17 at New Hampshire’s Lee USA Speedway. Doiron took the lead for good on a lap-102 restart and pulled away down the stretch to win the VoteReady.com Oktoberfest 150.

In the process, Doiron became the first repeat winner in PASS’s 14 visits to “New Hampshire’s Center of Speed.” Doiron also won at the facility in PASS competition in 2021.

Ben Tinker led the 27-car field to the initial green flag but immediately surrendered the top spot to Travis Stearns. After pacing the event for the first eight circuits, it was Stearns’ turn to give up the point as Doiron took over from his third starting position.

Doiron held the lead through multiple early cautions, including a lap-12 skirmish in turn three that sidelined J.P. Josiasse and Pat Corbett while collecting Gabe Brown and Gabe Brown. The event took another dramatic turn on lap 18 when Eddie MacDonald and Jimmy Renfrew Jr. got together out of turn four while fighting for fourth.

Renfrew, who was gunning for his third straight PASS North victory, spun to the infield and clipped the pit wall but was able to continue. Shortly afterward, though, Brown pulled into the pits with a mechanical failure that eliminated the points runner-up from competition.

Doiron was soon faced by two new challengers. MacDonald grabbed the lead on a lap-42 restart following Frankie Eldredge’s spin, then kept it through two more yellows, including when Mike Mitchell smacked the turn two wall. As MacDonald and Renfrew diced it out, Trevor Sanborn entered the fray, swiping the lead on lap 73 after coming from 11^th on the grid.

The number-three point driver began walking away in pursuit of victory as Doiron took second back from MacDonald and Renfrew rejoined the picture. It wasn’t to be for Sanborn, though, as Griffith got turned around again on lap 102 to bring out the final caution flag.

Doiron got the jump on the restart to recapture the lead with Renfrew following him around for second. But Renfrew, who at this point also had a pushed-in hood, couldn’t do anything with Doiron down the stretch.

Sanborn completed the podium, followed by MacDonald and Alexendre Tardif. Point leader D.J. finished a quiet sixth, taking advantage of Brown’s misfortune. Ryan Kuhn, Bobby Baillargeon, Kaiden Fisher, and Corey Bubar rounded out the top 10.

The New England Supermodified Series (NESS season finale saw Chelmsford, Massachusetts’ Jon McKennedy take down the VoteReady.com Oktoberfest 50 in a barnburner. McKennedy steadily climbed from 10^th in the 16-car field and was running second to point leader Jeffrey Battle when Mike Keddy spun in turn one with seven laps to go.

On the restart, McKennedy got the jump from the outside to assume the lead, only for another quick caution to fly when Keith Morrill went around in turn three. This set up a five-lap shootout with McKennedy and Battle swapping lanes. A breathtaking fight followed, as the two masters raced within inches of each other without ever leaving a mark.

When the final lap started, it was too close to call between the duo. The shorter way around finally paid off for McKennedy, though, as he edged Battle at the finish to nail down his third win of the year.

Battle’s second-place effort was more than enough to claim his second straight NESS championship. Derek Griffith passed P.J. Stergios on the last restart to claim third. Fifth through tenth went to Dan Bowes, Russ Wood, Eddie Witkum, Tyler Thompson, Morrill, and Mark MacIver.

Auburn, Maine’s Thomas Brackett pulled off a monumental upset to claim the VoteReady.com 50 for the Kennebec Equipment Rental PASS Modifieds. The rookie started on the outside pole alongside point leader Jacoby Maines, and after a pair of quick yellows, Brackett surprised everyone by getting the upper hand.

Jeremy Davis then grabbed the second spot and chased Brackett around the 3/8-mile oval lap after lap, unable to find a way around him. Brackett, who had never had a top five finish in the PASS Modifieds before Saturday, seemed on his way in the closing circuits.

But on the last lap, the leaders caught the lapped car of Tom Harwood, and that gave Davis an opportunity to get underneath Brackett down the backstretch. Brackett, though, was not to be denied. The rookie matted the throttle out of the final corner, ricocheted off the frontstretch wall, and slid across the finish line just 0.057 seconds ahead of Davis.

Maines took home third, strengthening his point lead heading into the season finale. Spencer Morse, Bill Penfold, Tyler Connolly, Chanler Harrison, Jaxson Moreside, Cody Macomber, and Harwood completed the top 10.

The Pro All Stars Series wraps up the 2026 season on October 24 and 25 with Spencer Group Paving PASS 400 Weekend at Maine’s Oxford Plains Speedway. The PASS North Super Late Models have three segments on Sunday, October 25, including the VoteReady.com 200, each of which counts for points toward the championship. The overall winner is guaranteed $10,000 plus segment and contingency awards.

The Kennebec Equipment Rental PASS Modifieds have the VoteReady.com 75 on Saturday, October 24 to crown the 2026 champion. The weekend also includes the $5,000-to-win Limited/Street Stock Challenge, the VoteReady.com 80 for the Green Lawn Solutions Mad Bombers, the VoteReady.com Twin 35’s for the ACT Flying Tigers, the VoteReady.com 50 for the KHM Thunder Stocks, the 207 Flight School Rebels, the GoMotorsportsShop.com NELCAR Legends, and the Wicked Good Vintage Racing Association.

Visit www.proallstarsseries.com or www.oxfordplains.com for the full schedule, pricing, and other information. The full weekend of racing will be live streamed on RacingAmerica.TV.

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October 19, 2026 — Naples, Maine — Officials at Oxford Plains Speedway (OPS) and the Pro All Stars Series (PASS) are pleased to announce VoteReady.com as a new sponsor of the upcoming Spencer Group Paving PASS 400 Weekend on October 24 and 25. VoteReady.com will support several key races throughout the weekend, including the third segment of the PASS 400, Saturday’s Kennebec Equipment Rental PASS Modified 75-lap special, The Green Lawn Solutions Mad Bomber 80, The KHM Thunder Stock/Crown Vic 50, and the ACT Flying Tiger Twin 35’s.

The third and final segment of the PASS 400 will feature the VoteReady.com 200, a 200-lap showdown that will play a pivotal role in determining the overall PASS 400 champion as well as the PASS North championship. D.J. Shaw leads the standings while Gabe Brown, Trevor Sanborn, and Jimmy Renfrew Jr. give chase.

VoteReady.com’s support will also extend to the Kennebec Equipment Rental PASS Mods, with the PASS Mods 75 presented by VoteReady.com adding another featured race to the weekend’s schedule. Jacoby Maines looks to lock down his first championship while veteran drivers Billy Penfold and Spencer Morse try to unseat the young driver.

The Mad Bomber 80 presented by VoteReady.com will bring another dose of hard-charging competition to Oxford Plains Speedway. Known for close racing and aggressive battles throughout the field, the Mad Bomber 80 presented by VoteReady.com will give center stage Saturday to one of the most diverse fields in New England.

Rounding out VoteReady.com’s race sponsorships will be the Thunder Stock/Crown Vic 50 presented by VoteReady.com and the ACT Flying Tiger Twin 35’s presented by VoteReady.com. Both divisions are well known to put on some of the best short track racing in North America.

VoteReady.com promotes the importance of civic participation through its message, “Make a Plan to Vote. A plan to vote is a vote that counts.” Oxford Plains Speedway and PASS welcome VoteReady.com to the Spencer Group Paving PASS 400 Weekend family and look forward to showcasing the partnership throughout the event.

For more information, please visit www.VoteReady.com. You can also visit www.tpaction.com.

The annual Spencer Group Paving PASS 400 Weekend is set for Saturday, October 24 at 1:05pm and Sunday, October 25 at 12 noon. Visit www.oxfordplains.com or www.proallstarsseries.com for the full schedule of event, pricing, entry lists, and other information. Live streaming of both days will be available on RacingAmerica.TV.

For more information on the Pro All Stars Series, visit www.proallstarsseries.com.

To take advantage of marketing opportunities with 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 Jason Ricker at 704-881-4429.

Don't forget to "Like" the Pro All Stars Series, OPS, NESS, and the PASS MODS Touring Series on Facebook: 

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October 15, 2026 — Naples, Maine — Officials at the Pro All Stars Series (PASS) are pleased to announce that VoteReady.com will serve as the sponsor of the PASS 150 at New Hampshire’s Lee USA Speedway on Saturday, October 17, 2026. The event is part of the track’s highly anticipated Oktoberfest weekend.

The PASS Super Late Model event is of the headliners on a busy weekend of racing action. Furthermore, VoteReady.com will be partners in four other races throughout Oktoberfest. It is also sponsoring the season-ending New England Supermodified Series (NESS) race and the penultimate PASS MODS feature on Saturday, as well as the 350 Supermodified and 604 Thompson Modified tilts as a part of the card on Sunday, October 18.

VoteReady.com promotes an important message that extends beyond the racetrack: “Make a Plan to Vote.” The organization encourages Americans to take a few minutes to understand when, where, and how they will cast their ballots, emphasizing that a plan to vote is the first step toward making a difference. Its message, “A plan to vote is a vote that counts,” highlights the importance of preparation and participation in the democratic process. Through its sponsorship of racing at Lee USA Speedway, VoteReady.com will bring this timely message to the racing community, encouraging fans and competitors alike to make their voices heard.

Coming into Oktoberfest weekend, D.J. Shaw has a shrinking lead over Gabe Brown in the championship standings with Trevor Sanborn, Jimmy Renfrew Jr., Joey Doiron, and Cole Robie waiting in the wings if either of those drivers faulter.  With only one weekend of racing left after Lee, the VoteReady.com PASS 150 promises to play a major part in the season-long quest for the 2026 PASS North title.

The Saturday schedule at Lee USA Speedway will include the VoteReady.com 50 championship NESS race and the VoteReady.com PASS Mods 50 as a part of an action-packed day. Jeffrey Battle leads the way with NESS while Jacoby Maines is locked into a heated battle with Bill Penfold and Spencer Morse for supremacy.  Saturday also features a 50-lap Tri-City Lining Street Stock/Limited Challenge, title events for the local Ridge Runners and MLM Diagnostic Services Crown Vics, the Pro-4 Modifieds, and the Senior Tour Auto Racers (STAR) Vintage Late Models and Modifieds.

The excitement continues Sunday, October 18, with the 350 Supermodifieds participating in the VoteReady.com 50 and the 604 Thompson Modifieds taking center stage with their own VoteReady.com 50. Both divisions add their own unique brand of open-wheel competition to the weekend. This comes on top of the Milton CAT American-Canadian Tour 150, ACT Twin State Flying Tiger Series, NEMA Midgets, NEMA Lites, Pro Truck Challenge, and GoMotorsportsShop.com NELCAR Legends rounding out a packed Oktoberfest Sunday schedule.

VoteReady.com’s involvement reinforces a message that is especially important as Election Day approaches: making a plan ahead of time can make all the difference. Knowing registration requirements, polling locations, voting hours, and available voting options can help voters prepare and participate with confidence. Fans are encouraged to visit VoteReady.com to learn more about creating a voting plan and taking the necessary steps to ensure their voices are heard.

With the VoteReady.com PASS 150 headlining Saturday’s action, four additional division appearances across the weekend, and 17 total divisions in action, Oktoberfest weekend at Lee USA Speedway is shaping up to deliver an exciting finish to the racing season, while also remembering VoteReady.com’s simple but powerful message: Make a Plan to Vote — because a plan to vote is a vote that counts.

For more information, please visit www.VoteReady.com. You can also visit www.tpaction.com.

For more information on the Pro All Stars Series, visit www.proallstarsseries.com.

To take advantage of marketing opportunities with 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 Jason Ricker at 704-881-4429.

Don't forget to "Like" the Pro All Stars Series, OPS, NESS, and the PASS MODS Touring Series on Facebook: 

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October 13, 2026 — Oxford, Maine — Officials at Oxford Plains Speedway (OPS) and the Pro All Stars Series (PASS) announced today that the dates for the 54^th Annual Oxford 250 weekend have been set for August 20, 21, and 22, 2027. The three-day racing spectacular will once again bring together the best Super Late Model competitors from across New England and beyond, all chasing one of the most coveted trophies in short track auto racing at the historic facility.

“We are thrilled to set the date for the 54^th running of the Oxford 250,” said PASS and OPS President Tom Mayberry. “There is a tremendous amount of planning by the organizations, race teams, and fans that goes into an event of this magnitude, so we wanted to get the date out there so that process can begin.”

First held in 1974, the Oxford 250 has become a late-summer tradition that attracts thousands of race fans and creates memories that last a lifetime.  With the speedway capable of welcoming crowds of up to 14,000 spectators, the Oxford 250 weekend combines on-track competition with the tradition, camping, and fan interaction that have made the event a bucket-list destination for short track racing fans for more than five decades.

The 54th running will also carry the momentum of a 2026 event that saw Saturday night regular Brandon Barker etch his name into Oxford 250 history. Barker's victory showed once again that anyone who has the proper preparation, determination, and a little bit of luck can win one of the nation’s biggest short track races.

A major part of what makes the Oxford 250 unique is its qualifying format. Starting positions for the heat races are determined by a random draw on the frontstretch, putting established teams and local racers on equal footing when the weekend begins. Twenty lap heat races, consolation rounds, and a last chance race set the 42-car starting field. The format places a premium on passing, race craft, and determination, often giving local underdogs an opportunity to earn a starting position alongside some of the biggest names in racing.

“Each year, we want the Oxford 250 to be as good or better than the year before.  As good as the racing has been the last four or five years, we think the 2027 version will be even better,” said Mayberry.

Beyond the racing itself, the Oxford 250 weekend has grown into one of the largest sporting spectacles in Maine.  The massive three-day festival draws fans from all over the Northeast and beyond, creating an electric atmosphere throughout the Oxford Plains Speedway grounds.

On August 20-22, 2027, drivers will arrive at Oxford Plains Speedway with the same goal that competitors have chased since 1974: survive the qualifying gauntlet, conquer 250 laps, and have their name permanently etched into the history books alongside such greats as Kyle Busch, Kevin Harvick, Ralph Nason, Bubba Pollard, Jeff Taylor, Mike Rowe, Dave Dion, and more as the winner of one of the most prestigious short-track races in America.  The 54th Annual Oxford 250 promises to again deliver speed, strategy, drama, and the unpredictable racing that has made the event a longstanding tradition.

For more information on Oxford Plains Speedway, visit www.oxfordplains.com.

For more information on the Pro All Stars Series, visit www.proallstarsseries.com.

To take advantage of marketing opportunities with 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 Jason Ricker at 704-881-4429.

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October 12, 2026 — Thompson, CT — Jeffrey Battle continued making New England Supermodified Series (NESS) history at Connecticut’s Thompson Speedway this past Saturday, October 10. The Dunstable, Massachusetts driver took the lead on a lap 10 restart and rolled to his seventh NESS victory of the 2026 season.

The win broke Battle’s own record of six set in 2025. The triumph was also Battle’s second of the weekend after taking the NESS victory the night before.

Former champion Dan Bowes started on the pole for the 40-lap feature and led the first eight laps. Derek Griffth and Battle were on his tail, and a great race-long fight seemed to be shaping up.

However, in turn three on the ninth circuit, Bowes’s machine suddenly got squirrely and didn’t stop. Griffth got past to lead lap nine, then Bowes spun the next time through turn three. A flat right rear tire and cracked wheel were the culprits that ended his day early.

Battle got the jump on Griffth when the race restarted and tried to motor away from there. Griffith found himself under constant attack from Matt Swanson, the previous Saturday’s winner. The two chased each other and Battle through lapped traffic around the 5/8-mile oval, with Griffith holding on for lap after lap despite damage to his top wing.

Although Battle had a couple of close calls in traffic, he was up to the challenge and walked to the win by 2.486 seconds. Combined with his heat race victory, Battle put a hammerlock on the point lead. He now only needs to start the season finale at Lee USA Speedway to clinch his second straight NESS championship.

Swanson finally snuck past Griffith on the final lap to take second, continuing his impressive late-season charge. Griffith rounded out the podium, followed by P.J. Stergios in fourth. Despite missing his heat race with a bad shifter cable, Russ Wood charged from the final row to finish fifth, the last car on the lead lap in the 12-car field.

The New England Supermodified Series concludes its 2026 campaign with Oktoberfest at Lee USA Speedway on Saturday, October 17. Along with the 50-lap NESS feature, the action-packed Saturday card includes the PASS North Super Late Models, Kennebec Equipment Rental PASS Modifieds, Tri-City Lining Street Stock/Limited Challenge, Pro-4 Modifieds, Ridge Runners, MLM Diagnostic Services Crown Vics, and Senior Tour Auto Racers. Visit www.proallstarsseries.com or www.leespeedway.com for the full weekend schedule, pricing, and other information.

October 8, 2026 — Naples, Maine — Officials at Oxford Plains Speedway and the Pro All Stars Series (PASS) have announced several schedule adjustments for the upcoming Spencer Group Paving PASS 400 Weekend. Most notably, the Super Late Model portion will now be condensed into a one-day show on Sunday, October 25, with optional practice sessions scheduled for Saturday, October 24.

The highly anticipated three-segment PASS 400 format will remain unchanged, featuring 100-lap, 100-lap, and 200-lap segments. In addition, officials have distributed purse money throughout the field, ensuring that all drivers who start each of the three segments receive a guaranteed $2,000 payday.

The stakes will remain high as all three segments will be considered official PASS races and therefore count toward the PASS North Championship.  With Lee USA Speedway this coming weekend, and the three points-paying races at Oxford as a part of Spencer Group Paving PASS 400 Weekend, the yearly title is still very much up for grabs.  The format gives teams multiple opportunities to earn substantial money throughout the day, with each segment paying $2,000 to win and the overall winner getting a cool $10,000 while keeping the battle for the overall championship wide open.

With the Super Late Model program condensed into one action-packed day, Sunday’s schedule will get underway with heat races at noon, with feature racing scheduled to begin by 1:00 p.m.  

Joining the Sunday card will be the popular ACT Flying Tiger division with a pair of their own Monza-style 35 lap features.  Rounding out the Sunday show is the Street Stock/Limited Challenge Honey Badger Bar & Grill 100, which will be a pair of 50-lap races. 

As part of the schedule adjustment, the Kennebec Equipment Rental PASS Mods will now move to a Saturday-only format, joining the Green Lawn Solutions Mad Bombers as featured events on that day. The GoMotorsportsShop.com NELCAR Legends, Crown Vics, 207 Flight School Runnin' Rebels, and Wicked Good Vintage Racing Association are also in action as a part of a jam-packed Saturday format.

With big money on the line, three PASS points-paying races, a championship to decide, and a strong undercard, PASS 400 Weekend is shaping up to be one of the biggest events of the season at Oxford Plains Speedway.

The PASS 400 Weekend is scheduled for Saturday, October 24, and Sunday, October 25. The updated schedule of events, pricing, and other information is available at www.oxfordplains.com and www.proallstarsseries.com.

For more information about Spencer Group Paving, please visit https://spencergrouppaving.com/ or https://www.facebook.com/spencergrouppaving/.

For more information on Oxford Plains Speedway, visit www.oxfordplains.com.

For more information on the Pro All Stars Series, visit www.proallstarsseries.com.

To take advantage of marketing opportunities with 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 Jason Ricker at 704-881-4429.

Don't forget to "Like"  the Pro All Stars Series, OPS, NESS, and the PASS MODS Touring Series on Facebook: 

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Honey Badger Bar and Grill to Sponsor Limited/Street Stock Challenge

$5,000-to-Win Event Part of Massive PASS 400 Weekend

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October 7, 2026 — Oxford, Maine — The Honey Badger Bar and Grill has officially signed on as the title sponsor of the Limited-Street Stock Challenge event set to take place Sunday, October 25 at Maine’s Oxford Plains Speedway. The second edition of the event will help put an exclamation point on the track’s 77^th season of competition.

Located immediately adjacent to the speedway, the Honey Badger Bar and Grill is a locally owned dining and gathering establishment. It continues to show its commitment to supporting grassroots racing and the surrounding community through its involvement in one of Spencer Group Paving PASS 400 Weekend’s most anticipated events.

As part of a packed two days of racing action, the Limited Street Stock Challenge will feature a $5,000-to-win prize and will once again be open to Limited, Street Stock, and Super Street competitors, just as it was in 2025. An additional rules option for 2026 has also opened the field to Mad Bomber racers. Along with the track’s posted purse, more than $3,700 in lap money and other awards have been raised, bringing the total prize pool to over $22,000.

This year’s event will be contested in two 50-lap segments with a full-field inversion between segments. Monza-style scoring is in effect with the lowest overall score declared the winner of the Honey Badger Bar and Grill 100.

The Honey Badger Bar and Grill has built a strong reputation as a go-to destination for locals and visitors, offering a wide variety of menu favorites and specials, including burgers, sandwiches, pizza, surf and turf, pasta, and more along with a full bar. Known for its cozy small-town atmosphere and friendly staff, the restaurant is open seven days a week starting at 11 a.m., making it a staple in the Oxford community.

The Limited/Street Stock Challenge is part of a nine-division card in the Oxford Plains Speedway and Pro All Stars Series (PASS) season finale on October 24 and 25. The PASS North Super Late Models will headline with the three-segment PASS 400. Each segment counts for full championship points, and the 2026 champion will be crowned at weekend’s end. The overall PASS 400 winner receives a minimum of $10,000 plus segment bonuses.

The weekend also includes the Kennebec Equipment Rental PASS Mod championship event, an 80-lap Green Lawn Solutions Mad Bomber Challenge, a 50-lap KHM Thunder Stock Crown Vic Shootout, and a special visit from the ACT Flying Tigers. The 207 Flight School Runnin’ Rebels, GoMotorsportsShop.com NELCAR Legends, and Wicked Good Vintage Racing Association round out the program. The addition of The Honey Badger Bar and Grill as sponsor makes the weekend that much more fun.

The Spencer Group Paving PASS 400 Weekend is scheduled for October 24 and 25. The full schedule of events, along with pricing and other information, is now available at www.oxfordplains.com and www.proallstarsseries.com.

To sponsor any of the other divisions competing at PASS 400 Weekend, please contact Kevin Varney at 207-577-1836 or inquire at OPSmarketing50@gmail.com.

For more information about The Honey Badger Bar and Grill, visit https://www.facebook.com/honeybadgeroxford//

For more information on Oxford Plains Speedway, visit www.oxfordplains.com.

For more information on the Pro All Stars Series, visit www.proallstarsseries.com.

To take advantage of marketing opportunities with 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 Jason Ricker at 704-881-4429.

Don't forget to "Like" the Pro All Stars Series, OPS, NESS, and the PASS MODS Touring Series on Facebook: 

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2026-04-14 New One Day Saturday Showcase for the Northeast Classic at New Hampshire Motor Speedway

2026-04-13 ASMG Signs as Lead Sponsor for NASCAR Modified Return to Oxford

2026-04-08 JMS DAYTONA Joins PASS and Oxford SLM Contingency Programs

2026-03-31 OPS Announces 2026 Fan Appreciation Night

2026-03-24 North East Short Track Network Offers Subscription Options

2026-03-17 Renfrew Does it Two Times at PASS Easter Bunny 200

2026-03-11 PASS and OPS Announce Contingency Sponsors for 2026

2026-03-06 PASS Easter Bunny Trip to Hickory Gets Even Bigger for 20th Anniversary Edition

2026-02-27 Corvetteparts.net to Back the Easter Bunny 200 for its 20^th Anniversary

2026-02-23 ACT and PASS Set Northeast Classic Divisions for New Hampshire Motor Speedway

2026-01-29 North East Short Track Network (NESTN) to Stream Top New England Racing Events in 2026

2026-01-06 Undercards Taking Center Stage at Historic Hickory Motor Speedway in March

2025-12-29 Partnerships Open for 2026 Lee USA Speedway Season

2025-12-23 ACT and PASS Release 2026 Lee USA Speedway Schedule

2025-12-15 Pro All Stars Series Announces Six-Race PASS National Schedule for 2026

2025-11-09 PASS Releases 2026 Touring Series Schedules

2025-10-28 Full Circle for Michaud and Mayberry; ACT and PASS Lease Lee USA Speedway

2025-10-21 Austin Teras Disqualified, D.J. Shaw Named Winner of PASS 400

2025-10-19 Davis, Russell, and Staples Score Huge Wins in PASS 400 Support Division Action

2025-10-18 Renfrew, Clark Win Spencer Group Paving PASS 400 Heats as PASS Title Fight Tightens

2025-10-18 Gabe Brown Charges to ACT Pine Tree State 125 Triumph

2025-10-17 Austin Teras Kicks Off PASS 400 Weekend with Kennebec Equipment Rental 150 Win

2025-10-14 Partners Announced for PASS 400 Weekend

2025-10-14 Camping Details Announced for PASS 400 Weekend

2025-10-11 McKennedy Scorches NESS Field at Thompson as Battle Clinches 2025 Series Championship

2025-10-10 PASS Drivers Prepare for Career-Defining PASS 400 at Oxford Plains

2025-10-04 Bowes Dominates for Thunder Road Redemption on Milk Bowl Qualifying Day

2025-09-30 Sponsorship Opportunities Still Available For PASS 400 Weekend

2025-09-27 Johnny Clark Ties Ben Rowe, Claims 52nd Career PASS Super Late Model Win

2025-09-24 Kennebec Equipment Rental 150 rescheduled for Friday, October 17

2025-09-20 Johnny Clark Returns to PASS Victory Lane at White Mountain

2025-09-18 $100,000 Payday Possible in Expanded PASS 400 at Oxford Plains

2025-09-14 Battle Steps Into the History Books with Star Classic Triumph

2025-09-13 Doiron Edges Griffith in Thrilling Finish at Star Classic Friday

2025-09-10 High Stakes for Super Late Models at PASS 400 Weekend

2025-09-09 Limited-Street Stock $5,000 to Win Challenge Ready for PASS 400

2025-09-04 Become a Part of PASS 400 Weekend!

2025-09-01 Thunder Stock Drivers Get Trio of Big Races to Close 2025 Season

2025-08-25 Battle, Reno, and Davis Earn Wins in Oxford 250 Weekend Open Wheel Action

2025-08-25 Austin Tera Fends Off Challengers for 52nd Annual Oxford 250 Victory

2025-08-23 Garrett Hall Kicks Off Oxford 250 Weekend with Sunoco 150 Triumph

2025-08-17 PASS 400 Weekend to Offer Potential $100K Top Prize

2025-08-11 DJ Shaw Completes Sweep With Stearns and Daughters 150 Win

2025-07-29 Partners Helping Partners!

2025-07-13 Gabe Brown Victorious in PASS Spectacular at White Mountain

2025-07-04 All That’s Metal Signs as Title Sponsor for 52nd Oxford 250

2025-07-02 Garrett Hall Goes Last to First, Wins Celebration of America 300 at Oxford Plains

2025-07-01 Austin Teras, Brandon Barker Win Celebration of America 300 Qualifiers at Oxford

2025-06-30 Coldbrook Trailers & Equipment to Present Second Annual COA 300

2025-06-20 Kyle Busch Returning to Oxford at the Celebration of America 300!

2025-06-15 Garrett Hall Snaps PASS Winless Drought With Star Triumph

2025-05-27 Joey Doiron Dominates Inaugural Memorial Day Clash 200 at Oxford Plains

2025-05-19 Brenden Queen Sets His Sights on the Memorial Day Clash

2025-05-11 Joey Doiron Wins Pro All Stars Series Showdown at Star

2025-04-19  Derek Griffith Earns First Win at New Hampshire Motor Speedway

2025-04-07 Support Divisions, Associate Sponsors Announced for Memorial Day Clash 200

2025-03-10 Busch and Hemric Coming to the Memorial Day Clash!!!