Jordan Adams looks to sweep Greenbush Race Park.
By Mike Spieker
GREENBUSH, MN (August 20) - Another double-header weekend is lined up for the Northern Outlaw Sprint Association. On Friday night, the series will head back to River Cities Speedway for their third event at the high-banked 3/10th mile track within a week. Saturday they will pack up and head east to Greenbush Race Park in Greenbush, Minnesota for the final out-of-town race of the year.
Last weekend was a big one as the World of Outlaw STP Sprint Car Series invaded NOSA's home turf. Daryn Pittman came away with his first career River Cities Speedway win in the 40 lap A-main. A rare Saturday night special brought the NOSA Sprint Cars back to The Bullring and saw another RCS first-time winner as Thomas Kennedy parked the #21K in RydellCars.com Victory Lane.
Friday night's racing action begins with hot laps at 6:30. Racing starts at 7:30.
NOSA made their first of two visits to Greenbush Race Park back on July 5th on a very fast and tacky racing surface. Reynolds, ND driver, Jordan Adams, started on the pole and held off Jade Hastings' A Transmission City #8H for his first career NOSA win. Adams will look to repeat as the 410 cubic inch touring series hits the semi-banked 3/8th mile track for the final time in 2014.
Hot laps begin at 6:30 and racing action, presented NW Beverage, kicks off 7:00.
Friday night's racing action begins with hot laps at 6:30. Racing starts at 7:30.
NOSA made their first of two visits to Greenbush Race Park back on July 5th on a very fast and tacky racing surface. Reynolds, ND driver, Jordan Adams, started on the pole and held off Jade Hastings' A Transmission City #8H for his first career NOSA win. Adams will look to repeat as the 410 cubic inch touring series hits the semi-banked 3/8th mile track for the final time in 2014.
Hot laps begin at 6:30 and racing action, presented NW Beverage, kicks off 7:00.
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