Devils Lake Speedway Race Track in Crary, North Dakota, USA

Devils Lake Speedway races WISSOTA Street Stocks, NOSA Sprints, WISSOTA Midwest Modifieds, NLRA Late Models, Pure Stocks, and Trophy Class.

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Devils Lake Speedway Dirt Track Location

4374 98th Ave NE
Crary, North Dakota, 58327 USA
lat: 48.045066, lng: -98.505313
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Surface: 1/3 mile semi-banked clay oval

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Email: devilslakespeedway@gmail.com
Phone: 701-398-3577

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Cam Schafer makes his 40th career visit to Rock Auto Victory Lane in Jackson, MN
After heavy rains forced the cancellation of Friday's opening night of the weekend at Jackson Motorplex, a hearty 18 teams checked in to do battle for the revised opener of the Labor Day weekend. The Pirtek Renegades teamed up with the Mid-American Renegades for the first of three nights of traditional sprint car action. The Renegades shared the ticket with MSTS 360 sprints for the C & B Operations Power Series Nationals. Jake Kouba raced to the win in the first ten lap qualifier and Cam Schafer scored the win in the second heat while also racking up the most passing points, 158, charging up from seventh. After the redraw, it was Schafer and Mike Mueller pacing the Reaction Time Sports podcast lineup to green for the twenty lap feature, with Schafer squirting to the point into the first set of turns. With the field mostly sticking low, Schafer pulled a bit of a cushion over the battle for second between Mueller and Kouba. Early on, the battle for fifth was the busiest, between Jeremy Kerzman, Brian Van Meveren, Nick DaRonco and Bryan Roach. Lap nine saw the caution fly as Van Meveren rolled to a stop on the front stretch - giving up fifth place, and fourth running Jon Lewerer left the race after clipping an infield implement tire on the restart. Back under green, Schafer resumed his race dominance ahead of Mueller, Kouba, DaRonco and Roach. DaRonco was one of the few cars running a higher groove and Roach was able to briefly sneak under him for fourth, but the Britt, Minnesota chauffeur stuck to his high groove guns and quickly reclaimed the position. At the checkers, Schafer nabbed his eleventh Pirtek sticker of the summer and twelfth overall, including his Mid-American Renegade win in July. The eleventh win extends Schafer's historic record for most UMSS wins in a single season, and also his Renegade record of 40 career visits to Rock Auto victory lane. Mueller continued his season-long trend of podium finishes as the runner-up, his twelfth finish in the top three to go with three wins. DaRonco made his high groove pay off, nipping Kouba at the line for third with Roach completing the top five. In other Renegade action, the Western and Northern Renegades converged at River Cities Speedway in Grand Forks on Friday, with Adam Sobolik claiming the win. On Saturday, the Western Renegades trekked deeper into North Dakota where Sobolik picked up another win, his ninth of the season, at Devils Lake Speedway. The Northern Renegades turned north on Saturday to Greenbush Race Park, where Paul Schultz claimed his fourth victory of the season. The Pirtek/Mid-American weekend series continues Sunday and Monday night in Brandon, South Dakota as they once again join the 360s for the Power Series Nationals at Huset's Speedway.
NLRA Event Preview - Greenbush and Nodak
The final month of NLRA action begins this weekend with two races set to be contested. First up is the second and final visit of the 2021 campaign at the Greenbush Race Park in Greenbush, MN on Saturday night. The scene shifts west to the Nodak Speedway in Minot, ND for the first series race at that facility in two year. Saturday's event in Greenbush is scheduled to be the 33rd visit to the Roseau County speedplant that measures just over one-quarter of a mile. Rookie, and once again, NLRA series point leader Mike Greseth parked the No. 17 Quality Engines Rocket XR1 in victory lane on June 12th. The win in one of his series leading four triumphs this season. Dustin Strand was second in June in the No. 71 Q&Z Plumbing & Heating Millenium SRT, while Cole Schill rounded out the podium in the No. 44 Mid Ag Dispatch MB Custom. Shane Edginton in his No. 5E Performance Auto Sniper and Bryce Sward in his Alexandria Appliance Service MB Custom rounded out the top five. Sward will head into the weekend as the most recent series winner, as he led the final 15 laps at the Devils Lake Speedway to score his first career series win last Saturday night. Brad Seng, driver of the No. 12S S&S Transport MB Custom, leads all active drivers with four series victories in Greenbush. Tom Corcoran, driver of the D&B Motors No. T1, Joey Pederson, driver of the No. 7P Dahlstrom Motors Victory, and Dustin Strand have two series wins at the track. Cole & Troy Schill, driver of the Todd's Electric No. 11 join Ryan Corbett, driver of the No. C4 Corbett Trucking MasterSbilt, and Shane Edginton as one-time series winners at Greenbush. Cole Schill's victory was his first series win in 2016, while Troy Schill's win happened back in 1999. On Sunday night, the series returns to the Nodak Speedway in Minot, ND for the 15th time in series history. Donny Schatz has won the previous two races held at the three-eighths mile oval on the North Dakota State Fairgrounds in the No. 15 Fargo Petro Rocket. Though this event became un-sanctioned last season due to the pandemic, the event was still held, and it was Cole Schill that scored the win over Brody Troftgruben in his No. 14 Gateway Auto Tech Rocket. Shane Edginton is the only active driver with the series to finish inside the top five two years ago. Tom Corcoran leads all active drivers with two wins at the 'Playground of Power.' Brad Seng, and Troy Schill have one win each. Mike Greseth heads into the weekend as the SRT Specialties/TNT Coatings series point leader by 12 markers over Shane Edginton. Brad Seng is third, with Bryce Sward fourth, and Cole Schill rounding out the top five. Kevin Robertson is sixth in the MLGC No. 10R, with another rookie, Jason Strand seventh in the No. E85 Finley Motors Millenium SRT. Cole Babcock is eighth in the Casselton Lumber No. 2*. Dustin Strand and Steve Anderson, driver of the Pro Mark Services No. 9, round out the current top ten. Racing begins at seven both nights. For more info on both nights, visit greenbushracepark.com and racenodak.com The NLRA would like to thank Tour Sponsors: Wes' Plumbing, S & S Transport, Performance Auto, Adams Automotive and Machine, White Water Truck Wash, DayDreams Specialties, Grand Forks Subaru/Kia, Signs by deSigns, Storbakken & Sons Construction, Millar Engines, Gateway Cenex, SRT Specialties, Q & Z Plumbing, Fargo Forum, On The Edge Graphics, Hugo's Family Marketplace, EGF American Legion Post 157, EZ Open Garage Door, Schill Construction, Greg's Lawn Care, Checkered Flag Services, and Contingency Sponsors: Speedway International Fuel, Schaeffer's Oil & Lubricants, Hoosier Tire North, FYE Motorsports Promotion, for their continued support.
Sward Scores First NLRA Win At Devils Lake
Bryce Sward took the lead from Mike Greseth on lap eleven to score his first career NLRA feature win on Saturday night at the Devils Lake Speedway near Doyon, ND. Sward becomes the 56th different winner in series history with his triumph in the Endreson Custom Service No. 1-2, and is the third driver to get their first career win in 2021. Greseth finished second, and in doing so, will carry the SRT Specialties/TNT Coatings point leader spoiler heading into Saturday night at the Greenbush Race Park. Cole Schill, Steffen Snare, and Kevin Robertson rounded out the top five. Erik Robertson was the hard charger as he improved eight spots to finish ninth.