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Defending Oxford 250 champion more than capable of repeat

Bubba Pollard, who won last year in his first visit to Oxford Plains Speedway, can’t be overlooked among this year’s favorites.

More than 500 campers are expected to roll into Oxford for a weekend of auto racing.

A half-dozen drivers, young and old, met the media, claiming confidence but also admitting that there are many other strong drivers in the field.

After winning in his first career appearance at Oxford Plains Speedway, Georgia driver aims to become 6th driver in history to win back-to-back 250s.

Seven years after crashing out in qualifying, Pittston native hopes to finally put disappointment in rearview mirror.

The 250 has become a Holy Grail that has eluded the 37-year-old driver and Mt. Blue High School graduate, who races for King Racing in Nova Scotia.

Curtis Gerry, Garrett Hall among early favorites to contend in Sunday’s 46th annual Oxford 250.

Earnhardt and his wife and daughter were involved in a plane crash as the family landed Thursday near Bristol Motor Speedway.

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