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NSCS opener washed out
Andrew Kunas, NSCS Publicist
ELMA, Wash. - Forty sprint cars were at Grays Harbor Raceway, but they
didn't get to race as rain moved in and washed out the inaugural event for
the Northwest Sprint Challenge Series. The NSCS staff and its drivers,
however, are geared up and ready to go for Saturday's program at Elma.
The 40-car field was diverse, as drivers came from Washington, Oregon,
Idaho, Montana, California, British Columbia, and Alberta to take part in
this weekend's festivities.
After Saturday's scheduled event, the next NSCS event at Grays Harbor
Raceway is scheduled for Saturday, June 30. The series will return on July
20 and 21 for the 1st Annual Fred Brownfield Memorial Sprint Challenge and
again on Sunday, August 26 for a pre-World of Outlaws event.
More information on the Northwest Sprint Challenge Series and its drivers
can be found online at www.racenscs.com, and more information on Grays
Harbor Raceway can be seen at www.graysharborraceway.net.
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NSCS: The Northwest Sprint Challenge Series
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