Skagit Speedway Race Track in Burlington, Washington, USA

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Skagit Speedway races 410 Sprint Cars, 360 Sprint Cars, Sportsman Sprint Cars, Hornets, Modifieds, and NW Focus Midgets.

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• 4796 Old Highway 99 North
  Burlington, Washington, 98233 USA
• lat: 48.576337, lng: -122.332753
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  Petaluma Speedway welcomes SCCT for Wings Over Wine Country this Saturday

  Petaluma, CA…The Elk Grove Ford Sprint Car Challenge Tour campaign rolls on with its first appearance of the season at the cool confines of Petaluma Speedway this Saturday June 14th. The show dubbed as "Wings Over Wine Country" marks the fifth event for the Elk Grove Ford Sprint Car Challenge Tour this year. It's the first of two season stops at Petaluma Speedway, with a return visit occurring for the annual Adobe Cup in September. Please note the facility features an earlier start time, with the Pit Meeting at 3:45pm and cars on track at 4pm. "We look forward to having the Sprint Car Challenge Tour here at Petaluma Speedway on Saturday," commented track Promoter Rick Faeth. "It will be our first traveling Winged Sprint Car show of the season, and I know our fans are hungry for it. Hopefully everyone can come out and join us for the night." The show at Sonoma County's longest running entertainment venue is the final SCCT race prior to Western Sprint Tour Speedweek, which gets underway on July 18th in Chico. Wings Over Wine Country this Saturday will award $3,000-to-win/ $400-to-start the Shop Kyle Larson main event. Petaluma Speedway is always a welcome stop for race fans around Northern California. The 3/8 mile clay oval routinely yields thrilling wheel-to-wheel competition, as lapped traffic can create some of the most hectic action of any venue on tour. Auburn's Andy Forsberg is the most recent winner in Elk Grove Ford Sprint Car Challenge Tour competition, having snagged the Davy Thomas Memorial on May 30th. The two-time SCCT champion also claimed the Adobe Cup at Petaluma Speedway last September in Petaluma. "I always enjoy going to Petaluma Speedway and hope to see a full house on Saturday with the Sprint Car Challenge Tour," commented Forsberg. "We've been running well, which certainly gives me confidence going into the night. Petaluma only holds Winged Sprint Car races on a limited basis nowadays so that always makes it special to get down there." More drivers looking to take home the top prize will include Suisun City's Chance Grasty, Sacramento's Austin Wood, Yuba City's Seth Standley, Montana racer Cole Schroeder, Marysville's Dawson and Carson Hammes, Livermore's Travis Labat, Cotati's Jake Haulot, Brentwood's Adriana Demartini, Dunnigan's Luke Hayes and others. Tickets and Details: Grandstand seating is general admission this Saturday June 14th at Petaluma Speedway. Adult tickets cost $25; while seniors 65 and older, juniors ages 12-16 and military are $22. Kids 6-11 cost $10 and those five and under are free. Tickets can be purchased at the gate on race day or ahead of time via https://www.myracepass.com/tracks/1869/tickets/1440441 The pit gate will open at noon, with the front gate opening at 4pm. The pit meeting will be held at 3:45pm with cars on track at 4. Hot laps, Sierra Foothills Wine Services qualifying and racing will follow. The Petaluma Speedway is located in the southern part of the wine country at the Sonoma-Marin Fairgrounds just off Highway 101 in Petaluma, California. More info on the track can be found at http://www.petaluma-speedway.com For those who can't make it to the track CaliDirt.TV provides live coverage of every Sprint Car Challenge Tour event. The service also covers every championship point race at Placerville Speedway. Fans can purchase through a cost savings monthly membership or on a per race basis via https://calidirt.tv/ The Sprint Car Challenge Tour would like to thank Elk Grove Ford, Hoosier Racing Tires, CaliDirt.TV, Shop Kyle Larson, Pit Stop USA, Tiner-Hirst Enterprise, BR Motorsports, King Racing Products, A.R.T. Speed Equipment, Sierra Foothills Wine Services, Garth Moore Insurance and Financial Services, Pacific Highway Rentals and High Sierra Industries for their support this season. The Sprint Car Challenge Tour is managed by Russell Motorsports Inc., which also runs the Placerville Speedway in Placerville, California. For sponsorship opportunities and inquiries, RMI can be reached at 530-344-7592 or office@sprintcarchallengetour.com More information on the Elk Grove Ford Sprint Car Challenge Tour can be found at our official website www.sprintcarchallengetour.com - Be sure to also like us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/sprintcarchallengetour and follow on X/Twitter https://twitter.com/360SCCT for the latest breaking news regarding SCCT. You can also find us on Instagram by searching scct360. …… Upcoming Elk Grove Ford Sprint Car Challenge Tour events Saturday June 14: Petaluma Speedway (Wings Over Wine Country) (Western Sprint Tour Speedweek) Friday July 18: Silver Dollar Speedway in Chico (12th annual Tyler Wolf Memorial) Saturday July 19: Placerville Speedway ($5,000-to-win Gold Pan Rampage) Monday July 21: Douglas County Dirt Track in Roseburg, Oregon Tuesday July 22: Coos Bay Speedway Wednesday July 23: Cottage Grove Speedway Friday July 25: Skagit Speedway in Alger, Washington (360 Summer Nationals Opener) Saturday July 26: Skagit Speedway ($26,000-to-win 360 Summer Nationals Finale) Sunday July 27: Grays Harbor Raceway in Elma, Washington (Hall of Fame Tribute-360 Battle Royale Speedweek Finale)

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  Starks Repeats Late-Race Heroics for Another Win at Skagit Speedway

  Trey Starks executed a late-race pass to score a victory at Skagit Speedway last Saturday for the second straight weekend.

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  NARC SPRINT CARS INVADE THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST FOR THE FASTEST FIVE DAYS IN MOTORSPORTS

  (June 6, 2025 - Andrew Kunas) Auburn, CA ... One of the best weeks of the year for West Coast sprint car fans is here, as the NARC 410 sprint car series invades the Pacific Northwest for the annual Fastest Five Days in Motorsports, part of the "Road to the Dirt Cup." Five consecutive nights of action at as many tracks across two states are on tap, gradually moving north up the I-5 corridor. For most of the tracks, it will represent their only 410 sprint car races of the season. All of this is ahead of the $100,026-to-win Jim Raper Memorial Super Dirt Cup at Skagit Speedway on June 19th, 20th and 21st. It all begins Wednesday, June 11th at Southern Oregon Speedway outside of Medford. The next night sees the series visit the Douglas County Dirt Track in Roseburg, followed by a visit to Cottage Grove Speedway, a short drive from Eugene. The final Oregon stop on Saturday, June 14th is Willamette Speedway in Lebanon, near Salem. The final day, Sunday the 15th, sees the NARC sprint cars cross the Columbia River into Washington and head to Elma for the annual Father's Day Timber Cup at Grays Harbor Raceway. Drivers from up and down the West Coast have committed to running all or at least part of the Fastest Five Days in Motorsports. And many fans will be traveling with them for the ultimate sprint car "road trip." Dominic Scelzi, the two-time NARC champion from Fresno and one of the most popular with Northwest race fans, is among those expecting to compete the entire week, and hoping for some good luck to come his way after some recent difficulties. Scelzi won last year's Timber Cup at Grays Harbor Raceway, one of his 23 career NARC triumphs, and hopes for more of that in this year's Fastest Five Days aboard the Gary Scelzi Motorsports No. 41. Reigning NARC champion Justin Sanders of Aromas has had the very meaning of an "up and down" season but has two NARC victories this season and is a still a threat to win on any given night. The 2024 "King of the West" is coming off a recent Top 5 finish at the Dave Bradway Jr Memorial and wants to stay on the "up" side of things aboard the Mittry Motorsports No. 2x during the Fastest Five Days. Dominic Gorden of Clovis is riding high with momentum himself aboard the Fortitude Driver Development No. 10, coming off a lucrative victory at the Dave Bradway Jr Memorial. The winner of two NARC events in his short sprint car career, the young driver is hoping that momentum from the Bradway continues, and he adds to his win total during the Fastest Five Days. One big name arriving in the U.S. this week is Australian superstar James McFadden, who will be piloting the Tarlton Motorsports No. 21 entry for the Fastest Five Days and the Dirt Cup at Skagit. McFadden, the winner of 12 World of Outlaws and three High Limit Racing events, was also the winner in January of the Grand Annual Sprintcar Classic, Australia's largest sprint car race. Having previously won a NARC event; McFadden is anticipated to immediately compete with the Tarlton team. This team has already experienced success this season with Tanner Holmes as the driver, including securing a NARC victory at Thunderbowl Raceway in May. Many more drivers from California will be making the trip to the Northwest, including former NARC Rookie of the Year Caeden Steele, who recently won his first NARC feature, and 2025 rookie candidate Mariah Ede, both from the Fresno area, along with former NARC champions DJ Netto of Hanford, Bud Kaeding of Campbell, and Sean Becker of Oroville. Benicia's Billy Aton, winner of one NARC feature in his career, is expected also along with a number of drivers who are strong candidates for their first NARC wins, including Lemoore's Gauge Garcia, Rio Oso's Landon Brooks and Tucson's Nick Parker. Angelique Bell from Sacramento, Redding's Max Mittry, John Clark of Windsor, and Laton's Geoffrey Strole are all also expected to join. NORTHWEST DRIVERS DEFENDING THEIR TURF Speaking of Tanner Holmes, the young driver from Jacksonville, Oregon has been looking forward to this stretch of races in his home state and region. After racing for the Tarlton team, Holmes will jump into his family's No. 18T for this week's races and looks to perform well in front of friends and family. Southern Oregon Speedway will always be a special place to Holmes as last year's Fastest Five Days opener saw Holmes win his first NARC race. Holmes has won sprint car features at all four of the Oregon tracks NARC is visiting, including already this season at Cottage Grove, and hopes that it translates to more NARC success. Tyler Thompson, piloting the Main Motorsports No. 35km, is also racing on home soil this week. The Harrisburg, Oregon driver is a former track champion at Cottage Grove Speedway. Chasing NARC Rookie of the Year honors and sitting third in point standings, Thompson is hoping his familiarity with the Oregon tracks can be a spark, as he is one of the drivers pursuing his first NARC feature victory. It would also surprise absolutely none of the Oregon sprint car fans if Tyler Thompson and Tanner Holmes wound up racing each other with a victory on the line at any of the four races in the Beaver State. Whether it's in their family cars or racing for others, Thompson and Holmes have always seemed to find themselves racing around each other, going back to their younger days racing limited sprint cars. It's continued in the 410 ranks as the young men have found themselves racing each other for position multiple times in NARC competition this year. Drivers from Washington state and British Columbia are expected to venture down for all or part of the Fastest Five Days in Motorsports. One will be Cobble Hill, B.C.'s Robbie Price, a former Dirt Cup winner who won his first NARC race at last year's Willamette Speedway event. Jesse Schlotfeldt of Arlington, Washington will be a driver from the Evergreen State to watch. Schlotfeldt is a 410 winner at Skagit this season and also has wins this spring at both Douglas County Dirt Track and Grays Harbor Raceway in non-NARC competition to his credit. Schlotfeldt had indicated his plan to run the entire week and hopes to be a first-time NARC winner sometime during the week. Levi Klatt from British Columbia, a former Skagit Speedway track champion, has said he will run at least the first three races in Oregon, and depending on how things go sticking around for the last two races are a possibility for him. Medford, Oregon's Camden Robustelli, a standout from dwarf cars who has been finding success in limited and 360 sprint cars, has gotten his feet wet in 410 sprint cars and plans to get seat time against the stars of NARC. Robustelli indicated his plans to run at least four Oregon races, but if things go well, he may continue north to Elma for the Timber Cup and to Skagit for Dirt Cup. Medford's Blaine Cory, who made his NARC debut at April's Mini-Gold Cup, is expected to get more seat time against the best of NARC and run the entire week. Puyallup, Washington's Trey Starks, twice a NARC winner in the past and a High Limit Racing winner last year, is anticipated to appear at a couple of races towards the end of the week. Starks is a former NARC winner at Grays Harbor Raceway and already has numerous Skagit Speedway wins this season. While regularly racing Skagit Speedway, Starks is usually a contender wherever he goes and same goes for when he shows up at a NARC race. FAN INFO Wednesday at Southern Oregon Speedway, the pit gate will open at 3:00 pm with the front gate opening at 5:00 pm. Qualifying is scheduled for 6:00 pm and opening ceremonies at 7:00. Tickets can be purchased on the track's MyRacePass.com page. General admission tickets will be $30, kids ages 6 to 11 are in for $15, or a family pass for two adults and three kids can be purchased for $90. Southern Oregon Speedway is located at 6900 Kershaw Rd, White City, Oregon 97502. For more information, visit http://www.southernoregonmotorsports.com/ or call 458-220-6272. - Thursday at the Douglas County Dirt Track, the pit gate opens at 2:00 pm and the front gates at 4:00 pm. Hot laps are at 6:00 pm with racing following at 7:00 pm. Tickets can be purchased on the track's MyRacePass.com page. Adult general admission will be $30, with seniors 55+, military and kids aged 12 to 15 getting in for $25. Kids ages 6 to 11 will be admitted for just $5. The racetrack is located at the Douglas County Fairgrounds Complex at 2110 SW Frear Street, Roseburg, OR 97471. For more information, log on to www.douglascountydt.com. - Friday at Cottage Grove Speedway, pit gates open at 2:00 pm and front gates at 4:30 pm, with hot laps at 6:00 pm and racing to begin around 7:00 pm. General admission tickets will be $35, while Seniors 62 and older, military, and kids ages 13 to 17 are in for $30. Kids aged 6 to 12 get in for $10, and children five and Under are FREE. Family passes for two adults and four kids can be purchased for $80. Tickets will be sold at the front gate or online on MyRacePass.com. Cottage Grove Speedway is located at 2150 N Douglas Avenue, Cottage Grove, OR, 97424. For folks with transports, RVs, or camping trailers, please avoid using the railroad trestle bridge on Highway 99, as you will not have enough clearance to navigate underneath it. For more information, visit www.cottagegrovespeedway.com or call 541-942-7561. - On Saturday at Willamette Speedway, the pit gate will open at 1:00 pm with the grandstands opening at 4:00 pm. Hot laps are scheduled for 4:30 pm with racing at 6:00 pm. Teams are welcome to stay in the pits. Fan camping is permitted on the grounds. Adult tickets will be $45. Seniors, military, and kids ages 13 to 17 will be admitted for $35. Younger kids are in for $20, and a family pass can be purchased for $130. Tickets can be purchased at the gate or on MyRacePass.com. Willamette Speedway is located at 36606 Airport Dr, Lebanon, Oregon 97355. For more information, visit http://www.trophymotorsports.com/ or send an email to willamettespeedway@hotmail.com. - Sunday at Grays Harbor Raceway, the pit gate will open at 2:00 pm with grandstands opening at 4:00 pm. Hot laps are scheduled for 5:00 pm with racing following at 6:00 pm. Adult general admission is $28 with seniors, military, and kids ages 7 to 17 in for $24. Kids six and under are in for only $5. Tickets can be purchased at the track or online at MyRacePass.com. Grays Harbor Raceway is located at 30 Elma McCleary Rd, Elma, Washington 98541. For more information, visit https://www.graysharborraceway.com/ or call 360-482-4374. Each night features qualifying, up to four 8-lap heat races, a six-lap trophy dash and a main event (30 laps at the four Oregon tracks and 25 at Grays Harbor). The Northwest Focus Midget Series will be NARC's companions at each of the Oregon races, while IMCA modifieds will be the support class at Grays Harbor. ABOUT NARC The Northern Auto Racing Club is the premier 410-winged sprint car series in the western United States. Since 1960, the traveling organization has thrilled fans at dirt tracks up and down the West Coast and crowned a "King of the West" champion. For more information on the NARC 410 sprint car series, including race results, points standings, and upcoming events, go to www.narc410.com. You can also follow on various social media platforms. UPCOMING EVENTS June 7 - Silver Dollar Speedway - Chico, CA (David Tarter Memorial) Fastest Five Days in Motorsports June 11 - Southern Oregon Speedway - Medford, OR June 12 - Douglas County Dirt Track - Roseburg, OR June 13 - Cottage Grove Speedway - Cottage Grove, OR June 14 - Willamette Speedway - Lebanon, OR June 15 - Grays Harbor Raceway - Elma, WA (Father's Day Timber Cup) June 19, 20 & 21 - Skagit Speedway - Burlington, WA ($100,026-to-win Jim Raper Memorial Super Dirt Cup) NARC 2025 winners March 8 - D.J. Netto at Stockton Dirt Track (Salute to Leroy Van Conett) April 12 - Justin Sanders at Silver Dollar Speedway (Mini Gold Cup) May 10 - D.J. Netto at Antioch Speedway (Contra Costa County Clash) May 16 - Justin Sanders at Ocean Speedway May 17 - Tanner Holmes (Race 1) & Caeden Steele (Race 2) at Thunderbowl Raceway (Morrie Williams Memorial) May 31 - Dominic Gorden at Placerville Speedway (Dave Bradway Jr Memorial) June 7 - (Pending)

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  NARC NOTEBOOK - June 3, 2025

  (June 3, 2025 - Jim Allen) Auburn, CA ... There is a lot going on with the NARC 410 Sprint Car Series on the West Coast. Here are some updates from the official NARC notebook: The Fastest Five Days in Motorsports is shaping up nicely with many teams committing to the ultimate "Road Trip." The list includes Caeden Steele (121), Mariah Ede (14), Dominic Gorden (10), Tyler Thompson (35KM), Aussie James McFadden (21T), Gauge Garcia (2K), Max Mittry (2XM), DJ Netto (88N) Bud Kaeding (29), John Clark (12J), Dominic Scelzi (41), Angelique Bell (551), Billy Aton (26), Landon Brooks (21), Tanner Carrick (83V), Sean Becker (7B), Justin Sanders (2X), Tanner Holmes (18T), Geoffrey Strole (09S), Jesse Schlotfeldt (21), Blaine Cory (5K), Chris Bollock (17C), and Nick Parker (15.) We've also heard, but have not been able to confirm, that we will see Colby Thornhill and Robbie Price for the duration. Price picked off his first NARC feature of his career at Willamette in last year's edition. That's what we know so far, and that can change in a heartbeat. Usually, we find out a team is showing up when they pull through the pit gate - despite whether they committed or preregistered in advance. Several others are looking for rides, and others are doing partials (Soares & Starks). We expect some locals in 360's as well! Speaking of the Fastest Five Days in Motorsports, which is less than two weeks away, you should be locking down your tickets. You can visit each of the five track websites individually or proceed directly to the NARC King of the West MYRACEPASS site to make your purchase. Based on phone calls and inquiries, there is going to be a huge convoy of fans and motorhomes making the entire journey, right up to the Super Dirt Cup. For those of you who can't make the trip, we know you have a good reason. You can still catch all the action on Floracing.com. By the way, though a sponsorship by way of Wholesale Outlet, a Sacramento area HVAC distributor, NARC has recruited the services of KC's Extreme Motorsports Safety for the Fastest Five Days in Motorsports. They will be working in conjunction with local track crews to keep our drivers safe. Can you believe it? $100,026 to win the Jim Raper Super Dirt Cup at Skagit Speedway. It became a NARC points race in 2021 when the event transitioned back into a 410 race. It was all part of the Skagit, SLC Promotions, and NARC business plan to rebuild 410 sprint car racing on the left coast. Skagit is bright, it's clean, the food is good, it's well-promoted and has a buzz around it that it's the place to be on Saturday nights! That is a winning combination that should be cloned everywhere! The track and the Super Dirt Cup are on a trajectory equivalent to an Elon Musk rocket. Along the lines of the Super Dirt Cup, make sure you sign up for the Charity Golf Tournament taking place on Wednesday, June 18th. That is the day BEFORE the three-day racing show kicks off. We've got the entire Avalon Golf Links reserved and your entry includes golf, cart, gift bag, lunch, and great prizes. Sign-up on the Skagit Speedway website - skagitspeedway.com. Any money raised at this event will benefit the Rayce Rudeen Foundation and the NARC Benevolent Fund. There are only a few open foursome's remaining, so don't delay. First come, first served. If you haven't read the NARC Pit Personalities article on Angelique Bell, you should. Bell goes in depth about her fiery accident and extended recovery at Southern Oregon Speedway. She didn't pull any punches. Our 18-year-old columnist Michael Gilmer Jr. did an outstanding job on this interview. You can find it on NARC410.com. Activities for the August Louie Vermeil Classic at Napa County Fairgrounds are progressing rapidly. The RV Park and great lawn reservations sold out quickly. Ticket sales for the two-day show at Calistoga Speedway are selling at a rapid clip. Every time I talk to promoter Tommy Hunt, he informs me of all of the work that is taking place on the fairgrounds in preparation for the Labor Day weekend shows. Just think about if you walked away from your home for six years and did nothing during that period. The list of repairs and maintenance upon your return would be overwhelming. Calistoga Speedway is that times 10! The good news is that Tommy is ahead of the curve. It's a great feeling to get a track back into the fold, especially this one with a ton of history. Now, we just need Kings Speedway back in the mix. A conversation with Colby Copeland turned out some interesting info. There are now only TWO companies providing racetrack insurance in the United States. Two! Something tells me that we are going to see things tighten up with stronger enforcement and requirements in 410 sprint car racing. My guess: No drivers under 16, maybe 18, It was nice to see Chase Johnson back at the track. It's already been nine months since his High Limit accident. Despite all he has been through, Chase spirits are high and positive and he continues to work hard every day with physical therapy. There is still a ton of effort required on his behalf in the future to get his life back to normal. Let's continue to be his support system during his recovery. #24STRONG And how about Tyler Walker? Who? Yes, that Tyler Walker who was one of the top sprint car drivers in the nation a decade ago. He has experienced extreme highs and lows, from Kings Royal royalty to homelessness on skid row in Los Angeles. In his case, rock bottom even had a basement. However, he is back, determined to get his life back in order and is looking forward to racing sprint cars again. He mounted up in the Torgerson #02 sprint car at Placerville during the Bradway Memorial (in a 360) and didn't show much rust. You will see him in a 410 soon, probably as soon as the David Tarter Memorial in Chico. Remarkable things are in his future if he can keep it together and we support him in that mission. One of the more underrated drivers on the NARC tour may be Oregon's Tyler Thompson. He's steady, clean, and consistently advancing to the front in the Harold Main #35KM. He has got two ARP Fast Time awards in six events, two top fives, and a total of five top tens. As a result, Tyler sits third in the NARC standings and is the leading candidate for rookie of the year. To date, six NARC events have produced five winners in six-main events (the Morrie Williams Memorial event had two). DJ Netto and Justin Sanders have stolen two headlines each, and Tanner Holmes, Caeden Steele and Dominic Gorden claimed the other three. It was Tanner's second NARC win. He joked that his first NARC victory was a 13-lapper and his second was a 20. Now he is looking to score a 30-lapper soon. Don't count him out at home track: Southern Oregon Speedway. It was also the second win for Gorden, who picked off a Skagit Dirt Cup NARC preliminary last year. For Steele, it was the first NARC victory for the 2024 rookie of the year. He was solid for all 20-laps at Tulare. Looking forward, NARC features nine shows at seven tracks during June, our busiest month of the season. It doesn't get much better than that! The Howard Kaeding Classic is shaping up to fall into the "best ever" category. The new "two-day" show takes place on July 18-19th at Ocean Speedway. Saturday's feature baseline is paying $6,900 to win and $1200 to start the A. And baseline means exactly that - the starting point. It's only going UP! If you would like to get involved as a sponsor, contact the one and only Bud Kaeding at Kaeding Performance. He is waiting for your call at 408-371-3031. Special thanks to Karen Bradway-Tuccelli and the entire Bradway Family for their tremendous efforts in promoting and raising money for May 31st Dave Bradway Jr. Memorial race. An extra $17,000 was added to the 34th annual event purse, which continues to be one of the most popular races on the NARC schedule. A full house showed up at Placerville for a great weekend that also included the Davy Thomas Memorial. NARC officials will be sporting some special uniform shirts during the Fastest Five Days in Motorsports. We are going to give race fans the opportunity to "buy the shirts off our backs" with all funds raised going to the NARC Benevolent Fund. The shirts, available in limited quantities and sizes are designed by Jim Gardner of Bullet Impressions, featuring the custom FFDM I-5 logo and can be yours for $100. We will even wash it before we UPS it to you. That's all for now! See ya!

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  Starks Scores Victory at Skagit Speedway With Last-Lap Pass

  Trey Starks recorded his fourth feature victory of the season and did so in impressive fashion last Saturday at Skagit Speedway.

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  GORDEN SCORES BIG NARC VICTORY AT THE BRADWAY MEMORIAL

  (5/31/25 - Andrew Kunas) Placerville, CA ... Dominic Gorden held off a hard charging Shane Golobic in the closing laps and earned the biggest win of his young racing career, picking up the big NARC victory at the 34th Annual Dave Bradway Jr Memorial Saturday night at Placerville Speedway. It was Gorden's second career NARC 410 sprint car triumph, and with leading all 40-laps of the feature and earning other awards, pocketed $9,400 for his efforts aboard the Silva's All-Natural Beef-sponsored Fortitude Driver Development No. 10 Rider-powered Maxim. While he did lead every lap, the win didn't come easily for Gorden. After starting on the outside of the front row he motored away from the field in the early going, but as heavy traffic became a factor in the latter half of the race, Gorden was soon under fire. Dylan Bloomfield, still hunting for his first 410 sprint car victory, threw a haymaker of a slider in Turns 3 and 4 in his attempt to get that first win, but Gorden turned his car back down the hill and held the top spot. Golobic, who started fifth and ran in the top five throughout the race, soon battled with Bloomfield and eventually got the runner-up position. Golobic chased down Gorden in the final laps of the race, trying to throw multiple sliders at the end, but could not find a way around Gorden. Gorden's first NARC triumph was the second prelim night of last year's Jim Raper Memorial Super Dirt Cup at Skagit Speedway. "Skagit (first win) was awesome, but this win is up there. This is just as cool," a happy Gorden said about winning the prestigious event in victory lane. "Track was crazy tough; we almost couldn't get it on the curb. My (Team) gave me a great piece (car) to work with and we led wire to wire. I can't thank everyone who helps us enough." While enjoying the long green flag runs early, Gorden was frustrated by frequent yellow flags towards the end but gave praise to the drivers challenging him late. "Great job by Shane and Dylan. They gave me a run for my money, but we got it done." Golobic, who has seen so much success at Placerville Speedway but is still looking for his first Bradway win, settled for second aboard the NOS Energy-sponsored Matt Wood Racing No. 17w Kister-powered KPC. Despite the disappointment of not winning, Golobic gave praise for the event and wished for the younger racers to further embrace the Bradway race. After running second throughout the event, Bloomfield had his best NARC finish of the season when he took third aboard the Gary Silva / Bowman & Sons-sponsored Vertullo Racing No. 83v Kistler-powered Maxim. Reigning NARC champion Justin Sanders, last year's Bradway winner, earned the Williams Roofing Hard Charger nod, coming from 13th to finish fourth aboard the Yuba Sutter Aviation-sponsored Mittry Motorsports No. 2x Fisher-powered KPC. Kaleb Montgomery ran in the Top 5 throughout and finished fifth in the Luxon Real Estate-sponsored Montgomery Motorsports No. 3 Speedway-powered Maxim. Tanner Carrick, Tyler Thompson, pole-sitter Chance Grasty, Bud Kaeding and Landon Brooks rounded out the Top 10. Caeden Steele won the 12-lap Winters Performance Last Chance Qualifier, taking Nick Parker, D.J. Netto and D.J. Freitas with him to the Bradway main event. Heat races earlier in the evening were won by Bloomfield, Golobic, Brooks, and Carrick, each earning $300 bonuses coming from sponsors as part of the special event. Montgomery paced the 32-car field in Automotive Racing Products qualifying with a time of 10.635 seconds around the ¼-mile, high-banked clay oval. That also earned him the annual Carwash Mike Avilla Fast Time Award and the $1,000 cash bonus that was raised for it. Hoosier Racing Tires Feature (40 laps): 1. 10 Dominic Gorden (2), 2. 17w Shane Golobic (5), 3. 83v Dylan Bloomfield (7), 4. 2x Justin Sanders (13), 5. 3 Kaleb Montgomery (3), 6. 83t Tanner Carrick (6), 7. 35km Tyler Thompson (15), 8. X1 Chance Grasty (1), 9. 29 Bud Kaeding (17), 10. 21L Landon Brooks (8), 11. 2k Gauge Garcia (19), 12. 121 Caeden Steele (21), 13. 7p Jake Andreotti (12), 14. 21 Tanner Holmes (20), 15. 42x Justyn Cox (9), 16. 88n D.J. Netto (23), 17. 14 Mariah Ede (18), 18. 7 Austin Torgerson (14), 19. 15p Nick Parker (22), 20. 92 Andy Forsberg (16), 21. 41 Dominic Scelzi (11), 22. 7b Sean Becker (10), 23. 94th Braden Chiaramonte (4), 24. 9 D.J. Freitas (24). Williams Roofing Hard Charger: 2x Justin Sanders, 13th to 4th (+9) METTEC Titanium Lap Leaders: Dominic Gorden 1-40 ARP Automotive Racing Products Fast Qualifier (32 cars): 3 Kaleb Montgomery, 10.635 seconds Brown & Miller Racing Solutions First Heat Race (8 laps): 1. 83v Dylan Bloomfield, 2. 42z Justyn Cox, 3. 7p Jake Andreotti, 4. 3 Kaleb Montgomery, 5. 29 Bud Kaeding, 6. 121 Caeden Steele, 7. 26 Billy Aton, 8. 85 A.J. Alderman. Kimo's Tropical Car Wash Second Heat Race (8 laps): 1. 17w Shane Golobic, 2. 7b Sean Becker, 3. 2x Justin Sanders, 4. 10 Dominic Gorden, 5. 14 Mariah Ede, 6. 15p Nick Parker, 7. 88n D.J. Netto, 8. 17 Joey Ancona. WEDG High Performance Karts Third Heat Race (8 laps): 1. 21L Landon Brooks, 2. 41 Dominic Scelzi, 3. X1 Chance Grasty, 4. 92 Andy Forsberg, 5. 2k Gauge Garcia, 6. 15 Michael Sellers, 7. 21z Josh Wiesz, 8. 12j John Clark. Winters Performance Fourth Heat Race (8 laps): 1. 83t Tanner Carrick, 2. 94th Braden Chiaramonte, 3. 7 Austin Torgerson, 4. 35km Tyler Thompson, 5. 21 Tanner Holmes, 6. 9 D.J. Freitas, 7. 02 Tyler Walker, 8. 3s Cole Schroeder. Beacon Wealth Strategies - Raymond James Trophy Dash (6 laps): 1. X1 Chance Grasty, 2. 10 Dominic Gorden, 3. 3 Kaleb Montgomery, 4. 94th Braden Chiaramonte, 5. 17w Shane Golobic, 6. 83t Tanner Carrick, 7. 83v Dylan Bloomfield, 8. 21L Landon Brooks. Winters Performance Last Chance Qualifier (12 laps): 1. 121 Caeden Steele, 2. 15p Nick Parker, 3. 88n D.J. Netto, 4. 9 D.J. Freitas, 5. 15 Michael Sellers, 6. 26 Billy Aton, 7. 3s Cole Schroeder, 8. 02 Tyler Walker, 9. 21x Josh Weisz, 10. 12j John Clark, 11. 85 A.J. Alderman, 12. 17 Joey Ancona.

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  PLACERVILLE SPEEDWAY HOSTS NARC SPRINT CARS FOR THE DAVE BRADWAY JR. MEMORIAL RACE

  (5/26/25 - Andrew Kunas) Placerville, CA ... One of the most prestigious sprint car races on the West Coast is next for the NARC Racing Series, as the NARC 410 Sprint Car Series competes in the 34th running of the Dave Bradway Jr Memorial on Saturday night at Placerville Speedway. The event honors the memory of a popular young sprint car racer who lost his life at age 28 in a crash at the 1987 Super Dirt Cup at Skagit Speedway. Dave Bradway Jr was a winner of several NARC main events, his first coming at Petaluma Speedway in 1982, and he also won a track championship at the old Baylands Speedway. First run in 1991 and held every year but once since, the Dave Bradway Jr. Memorial for a long time has been considered one of NARC's signature events and a staple on the West Coast sprint car scene. As has been the case every year, extra payout - a lot of it - will be up for grabs for the racers. Everything from bonuses for winning heat races, to cash for leading specific laps, to drawing specific pills, to quick qualifying time, to bonuses for just winning the race, and much more, will all be going out on Saturday night. With bonuses, Saturday's 40-lap main event will pay at least $5,500 to win. D.J. Netto of Hanford is the NARC points leader going into Saturday's race, having won twice so far this season as he picked up wins at the Stockton Dirt Track and Antioch Speedway. The former NARC champion will be looking to win the Dave Bradway Jr Memorial for the first time aboard the Netto Ag No. 88N. Fremont's Shane Golobic, second in the points, should be one to watch aboard the Matt Wood Racing No. 17w as he has seen a lot of success at Placerville Speedway in his career and has won twice there already this season in non-NARC competition. Golobic led much of the way in last year's Bradway, but this time hopes to win it for the first time. The list of past winners of the Bradway features many of the best to ever do it, including National Sprint Car Hall of Famers Brent Kaeding, Jimmy Sills and Paul McMahan. McMahan won the inaugural Bradway in 1991, while Kaeding has four to his credit, with Bradway victories coming in 1995, 1999, 2000 and 2007. No one, however, has won more than former series champion Jonathan Allard, who has five Bradway victories on his resume, picking up checkered flags in 2001, 2003, 2005, 2009 and 2012. WHO TO WATCH The 2025 season in NARC competition for reigning series champion Justin Sanders has been nothing short of a roller coaster. Sanders, out of Aromas, has won two NARC features this season but has also experienced a number of lows across the way, including twice spinning out while racing for the lead. Sanders though has seen success at the Dave Bradway Jr Memorial, being a two-time winner of the event including last year's barn burner when he picked off a number of cars in the late laps to win it. Having a low moment the last NARC outing, Sanders hopes the roller coaster ride swings back up in the form of a third Bradway win for him aboard the Mittry Motorsports No. 2x. Lemoore's Gauge Garcia is still hunting for his first NARC 410 sprint car victory, and Placerville Speedway could be the place where that happens. Garcia led laps in last year's Dave Bradway Jr Memorial main event. Garcia and the Keller Motorsports No. 2k team hope that it happens again, only this time they stay up front and pick up a special victory. FAN INFO The NARC program will include qualifying, four 8-lap heat races, a 6-lap Trophy Dash, a 12-lap Last Chance Qualifier and a 40-lap main event. Placerville Speedway is located on the El Dorado County Fairgrounds at 100 Placerville Drive, in town just off U.S. Hwy 50. General admission is $28 for adults. Tickets are $25 for seniors 62 and older, military and kids ages 12 to 17. Kids ages 6 to 11 are in for only $10 and young children 5 and under are in for free. The fairgrounds is charging $10 for parking. There is more sprint car action on Friday night as well for fans to check out. The inaugural Davy Thomas Memorial, honoring the NorCal sprint car superfan who also supported NARC, will feature SCCT 360 sprint cars action that night. ABOUT NARC The Northern Auto Racing Club is the premier 410-winged sprint car series in the western United States. Since 1960, the traveling organization has thrilled fans at dirt tracks up and down the West Coast and crowned a "King of the West" champion. For more information on the NARC 410 sprint car series, including race results, points standings, and upcoming events, go to www.narc410.com. You can also follow on various social media platforms. NARC 2025 WINNERS March 8 - D.J. Netto at Stockton Dirt Track (Salute to Leroy Van Conett) April 12 - Justin Sanders at Silver Dollar Speedway (Mini Gold Cup) May 10 - D.J. Netto at Antioch Speedway (Contra Costa County Clash) May 16 - Justin Sanders at Ocean Speedway May 17 - Tanner Holmes (Race 1) & Caeden Steele (Race 2) at Thunderbowl Raceway (Morrie Williams Memorial) The NARC 410 Sprint Car Racing Series is also sponsored by Hoosier Racing Tires and Floracing.com. Associate sponsors include Automotive Racing Products (ARP), Beacon Wealth Strategies, Brown & Miller Racing Solutions, Bullet Impressions, Jim Allen Promotions, Kimo's Tropical Car Wash, Mettec Titanium, MyRacePass, Red Rose Transportation, Tarlton & Son, Wedg High Performance Karts, Williams Roofing, and Winters Performance Products. 2025 NARC 410 SPRINT CARS SERIES (AFTER FIVE EVENTS IN 27-RACE SERIES - 5/26/25) DJ Netto, Hanford - 692 Shane Golobic, Fremont - 683 Tim Kaeding, San Jose - 670 Tyler Thompson, Harrisburg, OR (R) - 663 Sean Becker, Roseville - 660 Bud Kaeding, Campbell - 653 Kaleb Montgomery, Templeton - 649 Gauge Garcia, Lemoore - 641 Billy Aton, Benicia - 634 Dominic Gorden, Clovis - 633 Justin Sanders, Aromas - 628 Mariah Ede, Fresno (R) - 606 Tanner Holmes, Jacksonville, OR - 546 Dominic Scelzi, Fresno - 525 Tanner Carrick, Lincoln - 520 John Clark, Windsor - 499 Caeden Steele, Fresno - 494 Jarrett Soares, Gilroy - 489 Landon Brooks, Rio Oso - 398 Dylan Bloomfield, Oakley - 395 Dave Bradway Jr. Memorial Race winners: 2024- Justin Sanders 2023- Colby Copeland 2022- Corey Day 2021- Dominic Scelzi 2019- Justin Sanders 2018- Willie Croft 2017- Rico Abreu 2016- Kyle Hirst 2015- Bud Kaeding 2014- Rico Abreu 2013- Rico Abreu 2012- Jonathan Allard 2011- Peter Murphy 2010- Shane Stewart 2009- Jonathan Allard 2008- Tim Kaeding 2007- Brent Kaeding 2006- Sean Becker 2005- Jonathan Allard 2004- Jason Statler 2003- Jonathan Allard 2002- Tim Kaeding 2001- Jonathan Allard 2000- Brent Kaeding 1999- Brent Kaeding 1998- Randy Tiner 1997- Jimmy Sills 1996- Paul McMahan 1995- Brent Kaeding 1994- Randy Tiner 1993- Eric Rossi 1992- Greg DeCaires 1991- Jason McMillen UPCOMING EVENTS: June 7 - Silver Dollar Speedway (Chico) - David Tarter Memorial June 11 - Southern Oregon Speedway (Medford, OR) - Fastest Five Days in Motorsports June 12 - Douglas County Dirtrack (Roseburg, OR) - Fastest Five Days in Motorsports June 13 - Cottage Grove Speedway (Cottage Grove, OR) - Fastest Five Days in Motorsports June 14 - Willamette Speedway (Lebanon, OR) - Fastest Five Days in Motorsports June 15 - Grays Harbor Raceway (Elma, WA) - Fastest Five Days in Motorsports June 19-21 - Skagit Speedway (Burlington, WA) - $100,026 to win Super Dirt Cup

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  Jesse Schlotfeldt wins at Skagit

  Jesse Schlotfeldt won the 30 lap $5,000 to win feature at Skagit Speedway Saturday night. Chasing Schlotfeldt was, Jason Solwold, Robbie Price, Hank Davis and Trey Starks.

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  Colby Thornhill takes Skagit victory

  Alger,Wa (May 3,2025)- Colby Thornhill led wire to wire winning the 30 lap feature at Skagit Speedway Saturday night. Following Thornhill was Trey Starks, Jesse Schlotfeldt, Jason Solwold and Colton Heath. 360 Sprint Cars A

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  Starks Scores Skagit Speedway Season-Opening Victory for Third Year in a Row

  Trey Starks won the 410ci winged sprint car season opener at Skagit Speedway for the third straight year last Saturday.

Skagit Speedway Dirt Track Videos

• June 7, 2025 66 Taylor Burstyk & 57T Tony Bundy Sportsman Sprint Tangle Skagit Speedway
• August 30, 2024 Sportsman Sprints A-Main Skagit Speedway
• August 29, 2024 Nw Focus Midgets A-Main Skagit Speedway
• April 26, 2025 410 Sprints A-Main Skagit Speedway
• April 26, 2025 Sportsman Sprints A-Main Skagit Speedway
• April 26, 2025 IMCA Modifieds A-Main Skagit Speedway

Skagit Speedway Nearby Dirt Tracks

Distance information is direct (as the crow flies) - driving distance will differ due to road routes and things like lakes or mountains.

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  Hannegan Speedway Race Track15 miles away - Bellingham, Washington, USA
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  Deming Speedway Race Track18 miles away - Deming, Washington, USA

Skagit Speedway Dirt Track Racing Organizations

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  HLR - High Limit Racing Dirt Track Racing Organization
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  NARC - Northern Auto Racing Club Dirt Track Racing Organization
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  NFM - Northwest Focus Midgets Dirt Track Racing Organization
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  SCCT - Sprint Car Challenge Tour Dirt Track Racing Organization