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out the cars that race weekly at Norway Speedway
PEPSI LATE MODELS
Late Models are the top division to take to the third-mile oval at Norway Speedway. The cars are fully fabricated from the ground up as race cars and most of the major components have been built specifically for racing purposes. Sporting fiberglass bodies these cars approach 100 M.P.H. before entering the turns and they are the fastest of the weekly divisions in DCRA action.
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STREET STOCKS
Street Stocks are the intermediate division in Dickinson County Racing Association action. The cars are based off a stock passenger car frame and have stock steel bodies. Some minor modifications allowed making set-up very important, and the class is known for close competitive racing. This division is a stepping stone to the more expensive Late Models.
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SLAMMERS
Slammers are an entry level division at Norway Speedway. This class is designed to be inexpensive and fun for the participants. Many drivers get their start in this class where the cars must remain basically stock except for some minor safety enhancements. The fans enjoys the wild action of these cars where a heavy foot is often the way to the front.
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FAB 4
Mini-Stocks are the most affordable way to take to the track at Norway Speedway. The front-wheel drive compact cars that make up the class are only allowed modifications for safety. Everything else must run as produced at the factory. This division will give the race fan an opportunity to take to the track with a minimal expense.
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