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Jade Hastings (8H) and Mark Dobmeier (13JT) battle early in last Friday's main event at River Cities. Speedway Shots photo. Despite sweeping the Interstate Racing Association in last weekend's three race set, the schedule remains busy for the Buffalo Wild Wings NOSA Sprints this weekend, as another three-race swing lies ahead, including a return to a pair of Rushmore State venues at Hartford's I-90 and Watertown's Casino Speedways.
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Mark Dobmeier (left) and Austin Pierce (right) helped NOSA sweep the IRA with their feature wins last weekend. Photos by Speedway Shots. Last weekend’s three-race King of the Wings challenge will arguably go down as the best weekend in series history, as its regular competitors not only won on neutral ground at the series debut at the three-eighths mile I-94 emr Speedway in Fergus Falls, MN on Thursday night, but went on to successfully defend home turf both nights at River Cities Speedway. Mark Dobmeier won the first two nights, along with the overall Buffalo Wild Wings King of the Wings title, while Austin Pierce became the fourth driver in series history to win 50 career features.
Defending series champions Mark Dobmeier (13; NOSA); and Jordan Goldesberry (65; IRA) battle at River Cities Speedway during last season's King of the Wings. Speedway Shots photo. This weekend, the Buffalo Wild Wings Northern Outlaw Sprint Association will co-headline an three-race swing that will welcome back the Wisconsin and Illinois based Interstate Racing Association at I-94 emr Speedway in Fergus Falls, MN on Thursday night, and a double header at River Cities Speedway in Grand Forks, ND.
By Mike Spieker
GRAND FORKS, N.D. (May 19, 2023) – Just two months after receiving second and third degree burns to his legs in a fire at Central Arizona Raceway in Casa Grande, AZ, Mark Dobmeier made his first start back in a sprint car on Friday night with the Buffalo Wild Wings NOSA Sprints and was classic Dobmeier. By Mike Spieker
GRAND FORKS, N.D. (March 17, 2023) – The Buffalo Wild Wings Northern Outlaw Sprint Association has their 2023 schedule set with a 22-race campaign which travels to seven tracks in three different states in the upper Midwest. An error occurred on the 22nd lap of the feature Friday night at River Cities Speedway during the running of the Blazin' Challenge. A caution flag, then a red flag were selected on the scoring software at the point when Tim Estenson's car caught fire. Efforts to correct the placement of the flags were not received at the moment they occured. As the race came down to the final lap, Jade Hastings was shown as the leader on the scoring software, the scoreboard at the Speedway, and via live timing. Due to the caution on lap 22, Jade Hastings was also shown as the only car on the lead lap, until NOSA officials met to review the race in its entirety.
By Mike Spieker
GRAND FORKS, N.D. (September 16, 2022) – The 2022 Buffalo Wild Wings NOSA Sprints season came to an end on Friday night at River Cities Speedway with a lot on the line. The Blazin’ Challenge title and the big payday that goes with it was up for grabs, along with the 2022 River Cities Speedway Buffalo Wild Wings Sprint Car track championship.
By Mike Spieker
GRAND FORKS, N.D. (September 9, 2022) – The Buffalo Wild Wings NOSA Sprints were back in action at River Cities Speedway on Friday night for the Wayne Anderson Cup finale during the John Seitz Memorial. Sixteen cars took the green flag for the 30-lap, $1,750-to-win feature with Austin Pierce leading the opening lap over Mark Dobmeier and Shane Roemeling. Dobmeier wasted no time making his way into the lead from the fourth starting position as he took the point on the low side of turns one and two on lap two. GRAND FORKS, N.D. (January 8, 2022) – The Bumper to Bumper IRA Sprints are coming to River Cities Speedway to take on the Buffalo Wild Wings NOSA Sprints July 15-16, 2022 for the Buffalo Wild Wings King of the Wings.
River Cities will also host the World of Outlaws Late Models on July 15th. By Mike Spieker
GRAND FORKS, N.D. – Wayne Anderson was one of the biggest supporters of dirt track racing in the upper Midwest. He owned race teams, supported other competing race teams, sponsored events, drivers and race tracks, founded the Northern Outlaw Sprint Association and was a River Cities Speedway partner – just to list a few of his numerous contributions to the sport. This season, River Cities will honor Anderson with a four-race mini sprint car series, dubbed the Wayne Anderson Cup. |
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