
For sprint car fans, there may be no better road trip on the West Coast than the NARC Sprint Car Series' annual Fastest Five Days in Motorsports.
Five races. Five consecutive nights. Four different tracks across Oregon and Washington.
The grueling swing has become one of the marquee stretches of the season for the NARC 410 Sprint Car Series, testing teams with a demanding schedule while giving fans a unique opportunity to follow the stars of winged sprint car racing up the Interstate 5 corridor. The event serves as a key stop on the "Road to the Dirt Cup," leading into the prestigious Jim Raper Memorial Super Dirt Cup at Skagit Speedway.
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NARC Fastest Five Days in Motorsports Schedule
Thursday, June 11: Southern Oregon Speedway (Medford, Oregon)
The journey begins at Southern Oregon Speedway, located just outside Medford. The high-banked oval has become a staple of the Fastest Five Days schedule and provides an exciting opening night where teams look to establish momentum for the week ahead.
Friday, June 12: Douglas County Dirt Track (Roseburg, Oregon)
Night two takes competitors north to the Douglas County Dirt Track in Roseburg. The facility has developed a reputation for producing thrilling side-by-side racing and often rewards drivers willing to search for multiple grooves around the speedway.
Saturday, June 13: Cottage Grove Speedway (Cottage Grove, Oregon)
The third stop sends NARC to the historic Cottage Grove Speedway. The quarter-mile clay oval offers a completely different challenge than the previous tracks and has quickly become a fan favorite on the schedule.
Sunday, June 14 & Monday, June 15: Grays Harbor Raceway (Elma, Washington)
The final leg of the journey takes teams across the Columbia River and into Washington for the annual Father's Day Timber Cup at Grays Harbor Raceway in Elma.
Known for its passionate fan base and exciting racing surface, Grays Harbor provides a fitting finale to the Fastest Five Days. After nearly 1,000 miles of travel and five straight nights of competition, one driver will leave with the satisfaction of conquering one of sprint car racing's toughest weeks.