OXFORD –Jeff Taylor of Farmington scored his second career American Canadian Tour Late Model win at Oxford Plains Speedway on Saturday.

Taylor was running second behind Jeff White, who won the last ACT event at OPS, when White ran out of gas with eight laps remaining.

White, the current Late Model point leader at Oxford Plains, and Taylor had broken away from the field following the last restart of the event on lap 93. White clearly had the car to beat as Taylor stuck with him but didn’t have enough to make the pass until White’s ride started sputtering after completing lap 142.

Taylor led the final eight laps uncontested and was followed to the line by Austin Theriault and current ACT point leader Brian Hoar. Two-time TD Bank 250 winner Eddie MacDonald and Glen Luce completed the top five. TJ Brackett, Wayne Helliwell, Jr., Dave Farrington, Jr., Joey Polewarczyk, Jr., and Randy Potter filled out the top ten.

Unity Raceway

UNITY — Tim Turner of Freedom held off East Madison’s Jeff Burgess to win the 35-lap Late Model feature at Unity Raceway on Saturday night.

Burgess finished seocnd to close the gap slightly on points leader David Folsom of Skowhegan who took third. Tyler Robbins and Craig Robbins, both of Montville, rounded out the top five.

Maurice Young of Chelsea won another Wildcat division main event, beating out Burnham’s Chris King and multi-time champion Carl McAlpine of Burnham. Skowhegan’s Kris Matchett finished fourth followed by Vassalboro’s Ed Sleeper.

Skowhegan’s Zach Audet won the 20-lap Monsta Mini main event followed by Cornville’s Brad Bosworth, Hudson’s Richard Jackson, Farmingdale’s Tim Collins and Chelsea’s Mike Wilson.

Tim Robinson won the 20-lap Late Model Pro Four series followed by defending champion Steve Racliff of Starks and points leader Lance Chapman of Benton.

In the Flyin’ 4 division, Jayson Bosworth of Cornville took the checkered flag ahead of Pittston’s Nate Tribbett, Clinton’s Cole Robinson and Chelsea’s Mika Wilson.

Skowhegan’s Chad Folsom extended his winning streak in the Charger division, edging Clinton’s Eric Peavey and Unity’s David Aldrich. Burnham’s Emily McAlpine won the 30-lap Teen Thunder feature followed by Fairfield’s Kyle Jackson and younger sister April McApline.

Christie Foster of Norridgewock won her first carrer feature in the 20-lap Enduro race, outlasting Vassalboro’s Ed Sleeper and Newport’s John McCarron.

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