Kyle Busch races Celebration of America 300 Oxford Plains as he prepares to revisit Oxford Plains Speedway on July 1-2, determined to secure a win in the highly anticipated Super Late Model contest. Busch, a NASCAR Cup Series regular with Richard Childress Racing, will be competing in Maine for the second round of the Oxford Crown Jewel Triple Crown Series, aiming to improve on his previous strong performances at this historic track.
Busch Sets Sights on Victory Lane at Oxford Plains Speedway
Busch, known for his successes in high-profile racing, previously took part in the inaugural Celebration of America 300 last year and placed eighth in the Memorial Day Clash 200 earlier this year at the same facility. Returning to Oxford Plains Speedway, he is eager to build upon his impressive runs and revisit victory lane after his past Oxford 250 triumph.
“I’ve got some unfishined business up there in Maine,”
—Kyle Busch, NASCAR Cup Series Driver
Looking ahead to the upcoming race, Busch emphasized his excitement about returning to Maine and encouraged fans not to miss the event.
“I’m looking forward to coming back up to Oxford Plains Speedway for the Celebration of America 300 on July 1-2. Be sure to be there.”
—Kyle Busch, NASCAR Cup Series Driver
During the Memorial Day Clash 200, Busch demonstrated strong pace by running as high as second in the early stages, ultimately finishing eighth. With support from Go Fas Racing, Busch aims for another notable result, this time driving the No. 51 CorvetteParts.Net entry.
“I’m going to be running in the CorvetteParts.Net No. 51 car for Go Fas Racing,”
—Kyle Busch, NASCAR Cup Series Driver
Reflecting on his experiences at Oxford Plains Speedway, Busch shared,
“It’s going to be a lot of fun racing against all the northerners again. I enjoyed it last time. I want to go up there this time and get back into victory lane.”
—Kyle Busch, NASCAR Cup Series Driver
Friendly Rivalries and a Packed Field Await
Busch also shared some lighthearted banter regarding his NASCAR Cup Series spotter Derek Kneeland, who will also be racing in the Celebration of America 300.
“Of course, Derek, he’s got no shot,”
—Kyle Busch, NASCAR Cup Series Driver.
“We’re not worried about him. We’re worried about the other guys.”
—Kyle Busch, NASCAR Cup Series Driver
This year’s entry list features 33 competitors, promising a fiercely competitive event. The race weekend format includes twin 75-lap qualifying races on Tuesday, July 1. These races will determine the starting lineup for the marquee 300-lap Super Late Model feature scheduled on Wednesday, July 2.
Anticipation Builds for July Showdown
With contenders like Busch and local talents such as Derek Kneeland in the lineup, the Celebration of America 300 at Oxford Plains Speedway is set to captivate both national and grassroots racing fans. The event stands as one of Maine’s marquee motorsports showdowns, drawing both veteran racers and up-and-coming stars. As Busch returns to the Oxford Plains circuit, the focus remains on whether he can turn unfinished business into another celebrated win.
