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THE RACING LIFE The Racing Life/Rental Racecar
We're pulling for The Racing Life/Rental Racecar to win this season! Thanks for the great photo Lethal Creations Photography! We need to make a road trip to Red River Co-op Speedway this summer. We ar...
Posted on 5/18/12 at 12:46 AM
STAFF BLOG CAPITOL CHATTER Legislative notebook: Cooperation fading as session nears end
By Danielle Nordine and Don Davis Republicans say Gov. Mark Daytons Friday veto of their tax-relief bill threatens cooperation in the few remaining days of the Minnesota legislative session. You do ...
Posted on 5/4/12 at 11:57 PM
IT'S SIMPLY GRAND! Appreciating our visitors
Grand Forks is set to kick off National Travel & Tourism Week by celebrating the importance of natural, cultural and historic wonders and how they draw visitors to cities and towns across the nati...
Posted on 5/2/12 at 8:52 AM
ADDICTED TO RUNNING Getting to the END
Time has a way of coloring the past, and mostly, memories of Saturday's adventure race fill in the outlines of a new experience. Early Saturday, Tim and Denise, two-thirds of Team STD, headed out fro...
Posted on 5/1/12 at 12:01 AM
STAFF BLOG THE AREA VOICES COMMUNITY Areavoices Digest #63 - Hockey, concerts, racing and more
The other day I ran into a former co-worker of mine, Scott Sailer from WDAY-TV. He was decked out in a red hoodie with "The Racing Life" emblazoned on the front. (Check it out in this is a photo of hi...
Posted on 2/8/12 at 11:47 AM
Dustin Strand and Aaron Olson look for same modified success in racing late models 
Dustin Strand and Aaron Olson have won their share of features in recent years while racing in the Midwest modifieds division at River Cities Speedway. It was time, they decided, to move up. And based on their first night in a late model, both are good bets to be racing for the lead at some point this season in a division that is regarded as the most competitive at the RCS quarter-mile track.
By Wayne Nelson , May 11, 2012
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AUTO RACING: Keselowski wins at Talladega
TALLADEGA, Ala. — The leader on the last lap isn't supposed to win at Talladega Superspeedway. Everybody knows that.
Brad Keselowski disagrees, and he showed how to do it Sunday with a calculated plan that sent him to Victory Lane.
By Associated Press , May 06, 2012
Dobmeier opens race season with a win
The rain stayed away from River Cities Speedway on Friday night. Therefore, there wasn’t anything to keep Mark Dobmeier from claiming his usual spot at the Grand Forks track. Dobmeier started second, took the lead on the first lap and was never challenged during the 25-lap sprint feature during the track’s opening night.
By Brad Elliott Schlossman , May 04, 2012
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After wet weather River Cities Speedway set to open
The nicer-than-usual weather in March had most area race fans believing an early start to the season was in store. As always in racing, weather dictates when racing will occur. Cold temperatures and rain wiped out the first two weeks of the season at River Cities Speedway. The season opener again is on tap tonight at RCS but there is a 50-50 chance of rain.
By Wayne Nelson , May 04, 2012
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LOCAL CLIPBOARD: UND baseball, racing, men's basketball
By Herald Staff Report , April 26, 2012
RRV Speedway's West Fargo races moving to Saturdays
In an effort to boost attendance, speedway officials have opted to switch this year’s weekly races from Wednesday to Saturday, beginning with a May 5 season opener.
By Ryan S. Clark , March 28, 2012
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NASCAR: Stewart wins rain-shortened race in Fontana
Tony Stewart got his second NASCAR victory of the season today when rain shortened the race at Auto Club Speedway by 71 laps.
By Greg Beacham , March 25, 2012
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Canada skicross racer Nick Zoricic dies after Switzerland race crash
The 29-year-old crashed directly into safety nets lining the side of the course after going wide over the final jump. Nick Zoricic is the second Canadian skier to die this season. In January, 29-year-old freestyle skier Sarah Burke died following a training accident on a halfpipe in Utah.
By Associated Press , March 10, 2012
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NASCAR: Hamlin takes the checkered at Phoenix
Denny Hamlin spent nearly two months of the offseason in the Scottsdale area, hoping to get away from racing for a while, reinvigorate himself for the 2012 season.
By Associated Press , March 04, 2012
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NASCAR: Kenseth wins Daytona 500 on wild night
VIDEOS: Watch at bottom of articleFar more than fireworks that lit up the sky for Matt Kenseth’s improbable victory in a rain-delayed Daytona 500 that didn’t end until early this morning.
By Jim Utter , February 28, 2012
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Daytona 500 now set for 6 p.m. Central start
VIDEO: Watch at bottom of articleThe 500-mile race initially was rescheduled for 11 a.m. Central today. It was still raining this morning.
By Associated Press , February 27, 2012
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Ex-NASCAR driver Mayfield insists he's innocent of criminal charges
Indictments by a North Carolina grand jury released Monday charged former race car driver Jeremy Mayfield with three counts of possessing property stolen from businesses, and a fourth charge of obtaining property by false pretense.
By Associated Press , February 21, 2012
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Under scrutiny: Safety of popular air shows, races
NTSB hearing set TuesdayThat some victims of the Reno, Nev., air show tragedy would still support such events and return to them underscores the powerful fascination of air shows and races, which are built around pilots and performers engaged in extreme risk-taking. More than 10 million people attend U.S. air shows every year. But what level of risk is acceptable for both the public and the pilots? And can safety improvements be made to reduce that risk while still permitting daredevil performances?
By Joan Lowy , January 08, 2012
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'Non-survivable injury': IndyCar concludes Wheldon killed when head hit Las Vegas track fencing poll
IndyCar officials don't believe the construction of the fence at Las Vegas Motor Speedway played a role in the death of two-time Indianapolis 500 winner Dan Wheldon. Instead, the larger factor was the wide grooves at the speedway that gave drivers a "limitless racing surface."
By Jenna Fryer , December 15, 2011
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