10/16/2026
The Northwest Sprint Tour returns to Saratoga Speedway for two dates in 2027!
July 9th-10th - Quinsam Sprint Car Classic
Aug. 13th-14th - Lordco Parts Ltd. Sprint Car Spectacular featuring the Neil Montgomery Memorial.
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The Northwest Sprint Tour is proud to reveal its 2027 schedule, with eight weekends and 10 races slated to make up the sixth season for the Northwest's premiere pavement Sprint Car sanctioning body.
For the first time the NST will visit the Wenatchee Valley Super-Oval on May 1st for the inaugural Northwest Sprint Car Nationals. The tight high-banked quarter mile oval will provide plenty of action for what promises to be the largest Sprint Car show ever held at the facility.
From there the tour will travel two hours west to Monroe, Washington and Evergreen Speedway for the third annual Can/Am Shootout on May 8th, with racers vying for $7500-to-win paydays on back-to-back weekends.
After two weeks off the series will make its first of two stops at Agassiz Speedway on May 29th, with the date moved from mid-June to avoid clashing with the Dirt Cup weekend at Skagit Speedway.
Penticton Speedway will host its annual NST stop on June 12th for the Open Wheel Extravaganza, with teams venturing to the mountain-top location in Canada's w**e country.
Saratoga Speedway will play host to its first of two double header weekends July 9th-10th for the annual Quinsam Classic Weekend. The Vancouver Island facility provides plenty of great racing with its unique dogleg 3/8ths-of-a-mile configuration.
The highest paying event on the calendar is next on July 31st as the series returns to Evergreen Speedway for the $10,000-to-win Granite Cup. The Granite Cup weekend also marks the final stop in 2027 for the NST at Evergreen.
Canada's most prestigious pavement Sprint Car weekend returns Aug. 13th-14th for the Lordco Parts Ltd. Sprint Car Spectacular featuring the Neil Montgomery Memorial at Saratoga Speedway, which has traditionally been the wrap up weekend for the series, but that will change for 2027.
The Fred Rannard Sr. Open Wheel Classic at Agassiz Speedway will serve as the championship decider for the NST on Sept. 11th. This will be the first time that Winged Sprint Cars will be part of one of the Northwest's top open wheel weekends.
Fresh off of a 2026 season that saw record car counts and one of the most competitive seasons in the history of the series, NST management is excited to continue to grow pavement Sprint Car racing in the Northwest.