DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (May 1, 2026) – Due to continued inclement weather forecasted for the Oxford area through the weekend, NASCAR and Oxford Plains Speedway officials have postponed the All States Materials Group 150 to Saturday, June 6. An updated event schedule will be shared at a later date.
The first NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour event at Oxford in nearly 35 years was originally scheduled for this Saturday, May 2, at 6:15 p.m. ET.
Stephen Kopcik enters Saturday’s event as the NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour points leader following back-to-back victories at Martinsville Speedway and Thompson Speedway Motorsports Park. It is the first time in his career that he has led the NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour standings.
Kopcik’s victories at Martinsville and Thompson made him just the second driver in NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour history to win his first and second career races in consecutive events. Rick Fuller was the first to do it in 1988 when he scored his first and second victories in consecutive events at Orange County Speedway and Thompson Speedway Motorsports Park.
Only a handful of active NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour competitors have ever raced at Oxford Plains. They include Jon McKennedy and Matt Hirschman, each of whom have earned wins at Oxford Plains Speedway during their respective careers.
For updated event information as available, fans can visit nascar.com/regional.
About NASCAR
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About Oxford Plains Speedway
A 3/8 mile paved oval with short straights and wide, sweeping turns. The Speedway plays host to a Saturday night Oxford Championship Series, a Wednesday night Oxford Acceleration Series, and occasional Motor Mayhem events.
The largest spectator facility in the state of Maine (seating for 14,000)
Home to the Oxford 250. With a purse nearing $200,000 and a guaranteed $25,100 to the winner, the Oxford 250 has been hailed as the richest one-day short track race in America.
For more information about Oxford Plains Speedway, visit https://oxfordplains.