Kubota High Limit Racing rounded out its 11-race West Coast swing with the Sage Fruit Skagit Nationals at Skagit Speedway on Saturday with the event's $102,626-to-win finale.

Kubota High Limit Racing rounds out its 11-race West Coast swing with the three-day Sage Fruit Skagit Nationals at Skagit Speedway, which resumed with Friday's second preliminary night in advance of Saturday's $102,626-to-win finale.

Kubota High Limit Racing rounds out its 11-race West Coast swing with the three-day Sage Fruit Skagit Nationals at Skagit Speedway, which began with Thursday's preliminary night in advance of Saturday's $102,626-to-win finale.

Kubota High Limit Racing rounds out its 11-race West Coast swing with the three-day Sage Fruit Skagit Nationals at Skagit Speedway, which begins with Thursday's preliminary night and ends with Saturday's $102,626-to-win finale.

Corey Day officially checked off a Super Dirt Cup Finale victory from of his personal bucket list, walking off with a $62,000 payday after a dominating performance in the 40-lapper at Skagit Speedway.  Day powered under polesitter Zeb Wise on lap 12, and mastered lap traffic the rest of the way to score a 2.961 second victory aboard the potent Jason Meyers Racing Sanders Engineering #14 KPC sprint car.  It was Day’s 16th career NARC 410 Series victory.

Dominic Gordon drove to the front from the 3rd row of Friday's prelim feature at Skagit Speedway to score the victory over Justin Sanders and Corey Day. It was his first win in a winged 410 sprint car and he used the outside of the race track to perfection. It was Sanders second-straight runner up finish. Corey Day's first podium finish of the weekend.

Zeb Wise won Thursday's prelim event with NARC at the Super Dirt Cup at Skagit Speedway. Wise charged from the 12th starting spot and took the lead with 5 laps to go to secure the win. Justin Sanders finished second charging from 11th while Tanner Holmes finished third driving from the 10th starting spot.

This weekend some of the best Sprint Car drivers in the land will head to the Skagit Valley to take on Skagit Speedway in the Jim Raper Memorial Super Dirt Cup. $62,000 is on the line at the end of three nights of racing. From current entries, to the format, to the event schedule and beyond, here is everything you need to know before this weekend’s Super Dirt Cup.

NARC 410 Sprint Car Series are preparing for their highest-paying race of the 2024 season and three night of racing at Skagit Speedway during the $62,000-to-win Jim Raper Memorial Super Dirt Cup.

The time is near as the 900+ horsepower pilots of the NARC 410 Sprint Car Series gear up to take on their biggest paying weekend of the 2024 season at Skagit Speedway for three nights of action at the $62,000-to-win Jim Raper Memorial Super Dirt Cup.

Sprint Car racing is one of the most popular forms of motorsports in the world.  Whether it’s in areas of the United States like Pennsylvania and California or the land down under in Australia, race fans love their Sprint Car racing.

The 51st Annual Jim Raper Memorial Super Dirt Cup is in the books, and it was one to remember for a long time, and for race winner Justin Sanders it will be one that he will remember for a lifetime.

The 51st Annual Jim Raper Memorial Super Dirt Cup begins on June 22 at Skagit Speedway in Burlington, Washington.

The tail end of the Pacific Northwest Swing for the NARC 410 Sprint Car Series will take the tour to the historic Skagit Speedway for the 51st Annual Jim Raper Memorial Super Dirt Cup for a huge three-day show on June 22-24. This is the biggest payday on the NARC schedule, as the winner on Saturday night earns a whopping $62,000, making it the richest sprint car race on the West Coast and sixth in the entire nation.

A unique format awaits competitors at the 51st Annual Super Dirt Cup at Skagit Speedway. Preliminary action on Thursday and Friday will require drivers to get up on the wheel to earn the best starting spot possible for Saturday's $62,000-to-win main event.