Watch the 52nd Annual Oxford 250 on RacingAmerica.TV

The 52nd Annual All That's Metal Oxford 250 roars into Oxford Plains Speedway on August 22-24. The event is one of the most highly anticipated Super Late Model races each year, with this year's event wrapping up Oxford Plains' Crown Jewel Triple Crown Series.

Fans can watch all weekend long on RacingAmerica.TV, with racing starting on Friday and concluding with Sunday's 250-lap Super Late Model main event.

Here is everything you need to know about this year's Oxford 250.

WATCHING ON RACINGAMERICA.TV

All three days of the Oxford 250 weekend are available on RacingAmerica.TV via pay-per-view broadcast. Fans can choose the Sunday-only viewing option to watch Sunday's racing headlined by the 52nd Annual All That's Metal Oxford 250, or the three-day package to watch every second of the racing action.

Monthly and Annual Subscribers can save $10 off the weekend package or $5 off their Sunday-only broadcast with their exclusive discount code. Subscribers should receive their discount code via email before the event. Your discount unfortunately does not apply automatically, and we suggest reaching out for your code as early as possible to avoid missing any racing action.

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WATCH ON RACINGAMERICA.TV

OXFORD 250 WEEKEND

This year's Oxford 250 includes the Sunoco 150 on Friday, August 22 for Super Late Mdel competitors. The event will offer a 250 provisional for the highest-finishing driver who hasn't won a PASS event in 2025, plus Sunoco fuel bonuses throughout the field, including 50 gallons to the race winner.

Friday's dance card also features the Yvon Bedard 109 for the Milton CAT American-Canadian Tour. Originally scheduled at Quebec's Circuit Riverside Speedway Ste-Croix, the final round of the Quebec Challenge Series will now kick off Oxford 250 weekend for the ACT stars.

The American-Canadian Tour takes center stage on Saturday, August 23 with its annual 125-lapper on the eve of the Oxford 250. The New England Supermodified Series and PASS Modifieds will also be in action on Saturday.

On Sunday, all eyes turn to the 52nd Annual All That's Metal Oxford 250. The day starts with a draw to determine heat race lineups for the more than 50 drivers entered for the Oxford 250. An afternoon full of heat races, consis and a last chance qualifier determines the field of competitors for the Oxford 250.

Oxford's local divisions will be in action throughout the weekend on all three nights, providing one of the most action-filled weekends you will find anywhere in short track racing.

OXFORD 250 LIST OF ANNOUNCED ENTRIES

-Announced entries as posted by Pro All Stars Series. Actual entries subject to change. Last updated August 17, 2025

HISTORY OF THE OXFORD 250

Entering its 52nd year Oxford 250 has a storied history in the short track racing landscape. The event has been contested under a variety of series over the years and was even part of the NASCAR Busch Series (now NASCAR Xfinity Series) schedule five times between 1986 and 1991. Past winners of the event include Kyle Busch, Kevin Harvick, Geoff Bodine and Ricky Craven.

Last year, nine-time track champion Jeff Taylor scored his elusive first Oxford 250 win, holding off Bubba Pollard in the closing laps for the victory.

PAST OXFORD 250 WINNERS

-Photo credit: Will Bellamy, Racing America