Monday, December 29, 2025

Kyle Busch Returns to Oxford Plains for Celebration of America 300, Ready to Chase Victory Again

Kyle Busch is preparing to race once again at Oxford Plains Speedway on July 1-2, participating in the much-anticipated Celebration of America 300. The NASCAR Cup Series driver, currently with Richard Childress Racing, looks to build on his experience from last year’s inaugural event and the Memorial Day Clash 200 he raced earlier this year at the Maine track.

Previous Performances and Upcoming Goals

Busch delivered a solid performance at the Memorial Day Clash 200, reaching as high as second place during the first half and finishing eighth overall. He is aiming to continue that momentum during the mid-week showcase by competing in the 300-lap main event, which is the second race in the Oxford Crown Jewel Triple Crown Series. This time, he will be piloting the No. 51 CorvetteParts.Net car for Go Fas Racing, hoping to regain a victory at the venue where he previously won the Oxford 250.

Busch Expresses Excitement and Friendly Rivalries

Busch shared his enthusiasm in a video posted on Oxford Plains Speedway’s social media, stating,

“I’ve got some unfishined business up there in Maine,”

and

“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.”

He also eagerly anticipates racing against the regional competitors known as the northerners. Busch remarked,

“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.”

Adding a dash of humor, Busch teased his NASCAR Cup Series spotter, Derek Kneeland, who is also competing in the event:

“Of course, Derek, he’s got no shot,”

followed by,

“We’re not worried about him. We’re worried about the other guys.”

Event Details and Competitor Lineup

The Celebration of America 300 currently features a strong entry list with 33 drivers confirmed to race. The event structure begins with twin 75-lap qualifying races on July 1, which will determine the starting lineup for the 300-lap Super Late Model main event scheduled for July 2. This format promises close competition and thrilling racing throughout the two-day event.

The Importance of Oxford Plains for Kyle Busch and Fans

Kyle Busch’s return to Oxford Plains Speedway signals his continued commitment to grassroots racing and his pursuit of success beyond the national NASCAR Cup Series. His participation enhances the profile of the Celebration of America 300, drawing attention to one of Maine’s premier racing events. Fans can expect a competitive field and an exciting atmosphere as Busch aims to add another win to his record at this historic track.