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Norway Speedway
Grandstand
LocationNorway, Michigan
OwnerDickinson County Fairgrounds
OperatorDickinson County Racing Association
Major eventsLabor Day 100, Stateline Challenge[1]
SurfaceAsphalt
Length0.54 km (1⁄3 mi)
Turns4
Race lap record13.951[2] (Dalton Zehr, 2013, Late Model)
Race lap record15.674[3] (John Komp, 2022, Super Stock)
Race lap record15.345[4] (Brian Back, 2010, Mid American Stock Car Series)

Norway Speedway, located in Norway, Michigan, is a one-third mile asphalt oval track that is slightly banked.[5] The speedway is located at the Dickinson County fairgrounds along U.S. Route 8.[6] Norway Speedway began as a dirt track in 1942 and was paved in 1978.[7] The track held American Speed Association sanction before the sanctioning body closed.[7] The track holds stock car races on Friday nights from mid-May through Labor Day Weekend which is the weekend of the Dickinson County Fair. The fair has games, carnival rides, a demolition derby, and a livestock building filled with animals. Events include the Auto-Value Challenge Series, Race to a Cure Cancer, the Stateline Challenge and the Labor Day 100 championship race held during the Dickinson County Fair. The ARCA Midwest Tour,[8] Mid-American Stock Car Series,[9] and the TUNDRA Super Late Models[10] have raced at the track. The track also features a "Spectator Eliminator" series, which participants can register to compete in a single lap, best of three race format, organized as a bracket style elimination tournament.

As of 2025, the track also features a livestream, that fans at home can utilize to enjoy watching the events every Friday, in the event they cannot make it to the track physically.

Just outside of the tracks main entrance, you can find a merchandise store, known as "Legends Row". You can purchase flags, shirts, hats, and look at other track memorabilia.

The speedway currently has five divisions:

  • Late Models (1978 - Present)
  • Sportsman (1968 - 1980, 2015 - Present)
  • Super Stocks (2001 - Present)
  • Stock 4 Cylinders (2001 - Present)
  • Wisconsin Sport Trucks (occasional)

The speedway also has six retired divisions:

  • Modified (1968 - 1976)
  • Hobbystock (1981 - 1984)
  • Bomber (1985 - 1989)
  • Street Stock (1990 - 2000)
  • Slammer (1991 - 2010)
  • 4 Cylinder Mods (2014 - 2016)

Track Record Holders (Record times are counted only during Qualifying)

  • Late Model - Dalton Zehr - 13.951 (5/18/2013)
  • Super Stock - John Komp - 15.674 (6/3/2022)
  • Mid-American Stock Car Series - Brian Back - 15.345 (7/16/2010)
Track Champions[11]
Year Late Model Modified Superstock Sportsman Hobbystock Bomber Street Stock Slammer 4 Cylinder 4 Cylinder (Mods)
1968 Bob Iverson Jim Barron
1969 Bob Iverson Ron Paquette
1970 Wally Jors Ron Paquette
1971 Bob Iverson Ron Paquette
1972 Bob Iverson Ron Paquette
1973 Bob Iverson Ron Paquette
1974 Herb Iverson Kent Pearson
1975 Herb Iverson Kent Pearson
1976 Jim Peterson Kent Pearson
1977 Duke Gardiner
1978 Bob Iverson Kent Pearson
1979 Don Britton Mike Kelly
1980 Bob Iverson Mark Miller
1981 Bob Iverson Harold Gagon
1982 Bob Iverson Spud Sillis
1983 Kent Pearson Al Richie
1984 Kent Pearson Al Richie
1985 Mark Miller Terry Mott
1986 Gene Coleman Don Okler Jr.
1987 Gene Coleman Mike Bandini
1988 Bob Menor John Osterman
1989 Gene Coleman Mark Bubloni
1990 Bob Menor Dave Mentel
1991 Gene Coleman Pat Temple David Green
1992 Bob Menor Mike Gardner Dave Clement
1993 Bob Iverson Tim Jarvis Mike Ackerman
1994 Steve DeBakker Earl Possi Greg Pollard
1995 Jamie Iverson Mike Gardner Tim Pollard
1996 Jamie & Bob Iverson Tim Jarvis Greg Pollard
1997 Dale Peterson Kris Kelly Tim Pollard
1998 Jamie Iverson Kris Kelly Tim Pollard
1999 Mike Gardner Kris Kelly Tim Faull
2000 Mark Schroeder Bear Stankowicz Tim Pollard
2001 Jamie Iverson Jeff Boettcher Nick Anderson Tim Schultz Jr.
2002 Jamie Iverson Jeff Boettcher Jim Stachowicz Jesse Hedlund
2003 Kris Kelly Ryan Windell Ryan Pollard Matt Wilcox
2004 Kris Kelly Ryan Windell Travis Reidell Gary Dubord Jr.
2005 Jamie Iverson Ryan Windell Travis Reidell Tim Wilcox
2006 Jamie Iverson Ron Jenshak Brian Smith Bill Delfosse
2007 Mike Reichenberger Ron Jenshak Jim Stachowicz Jaime Hedlund
2008 Troy Nelson Ron Jenshak John Mattia Jr. Brian Stanchina
2009 Troy Nelson Ron Jenshak John Mattia Jr. Mark Moraska
2010 Troy Nelson Mark Jenshak Jim Stachowicz Cody Skog
2011 Mike Reichenberger Mark Jenshak Fran Berube
2012 Jay Baumler Jr. Mark Jenshak Cody Skog
2013 Dalton Zehr Brett Bray Cody Skog
2014 Dan Lindsley Ryan Wender Bradley Ostermann Anthony Schiefelbein
2015 Dillon Kralovetz Brett Bray Joe Ostermann Jesse Dolfurd Anthony Schiefelbein
2016 Dillon Kralovetz Brett Bray Joe Ostermann Elliot Reed Anthony Schiefelbein
2017 Dillon Kralovetz Tim Schultz Jr. Preston Weddel Cody Skog
2018 Dillon Kralovetz Tim Schultz Jr. Joe Ostermann Adam Faull
2019 Dillon Kralovetz Tim Schultz Jr. Preston Weddel Ron Linder / Jake Dulford
2020 Dan Lindsley Ryan Wender Preston Weddel Dean Bellmore
2021 Chad Butz / Mike D'Angelo Jr. Joey Pontbriand B.J. Schoneck Dean Bellmore
2022 Justin Mondeik Anthony Schiefelbein Joe Ostermann Dean Bellmore
2023 Scott Stanchina Joey Pontbriand B.J. Schoneck Alex Bellmore
2024 Joey Pontbriand Ryan Wender Gary Thom Eli Whittkopf
2025 Joey Pontbriand Ryan Wender Travis Hulsizer Trever Cronick
Stateline Challenge Winners
YearWinnerLocationNotes
2025Braison BennettNeenah, WI
2024Andy MondayAppleton, WI
2023Chad ButzHoward, WI
2022Justin MondeikGleason, WI
2021Justin MondeikGleason, WI
2020Justin MondeikGleason, WI
2019Travis SauterPrairie Du Sac, WI
2018Johnny SauterNecedah, WI
2017Dalton ZehrMenominee, MI
2016Kris KellyNorway, MI
2015Dalton ZehrMenominee, MI
2014Tundra Race
2013Dillon KralovetzBonduel, WI
2012Jamie IversonEscanaba, MI
2011Jamie IversonEscanaba, MI
2010No Race
2009No Race
2008No Race
2007Mike ReichenbergerAppleton, WI
2006Jamie IversonEscanaba, MI
2005Jamie IversonEscanaba, MI
2004Jamie IversonEscanaba, MI
2003Terry BaldryOmro, WI
2002Dale PetersonEscanaba, MI
2001Mark SchroederGreen Bay, WI
1999Mark SchroederGreen Bay, WI
1998Dale PetersonBark River, MI
1997Terry BaldryOmro, WI
1996Kevin CywinskiMosinee, WI
1995Kevin CywinskiMosinee, WI
1994Kevin CywinskiMosinee, WI
1993Matt KensethCambridge, WI
1992Bob MenorWausaukee, WI
1991Bob MenorWausaukee, WI
1990Terry BaldryOmro, WI
1989Allen CheckStevens Point, WI
1988Dick TrickleWisconsin Rapids, WI
1987Scott HansenGreen Bay, WI
1986Scott HansenGreen Bay, WI
1985Mike MattsonMarquette, MI
1984Mike KellyNorway, MI
1983Kent PearsonKingsford, MI
1982Kent PearsonKingsford, MI
1981Dick TrickleWisconsin Rapids, WI
Spectator Eliminator Champions
YearWinner
2025Paul Elertson
2024Paul Elertson
2023Gerald Dugree Jr.
2022Ryan Okler
2021Jim Chartre
2020Austin McConnell
2019Austin McConnell
2018Jim Chartre
2017Jim Chartre
2016Jim Chartre

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References

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  1. ↑ "35 + Expected for Norway TUNDRA Show". Speed51. Retrieved April 21, 2020.
  2. ↑ Association, Dickinson County Racing. "Track Archives". Dickinson County Racing Association. Retrieved April 21, 2020.
  3. ↑ Association, Dickinson County Racing. "Track Archives". Dickinson County Racing Association. Retrieved June 5, 2026.
  4. ↑ Association, Dickinson County Racing. "Track Archives". Dickinson County Racing Association. Retrieved June 5, 2026.
  5. ↑ "Norway Speedway Stock Car Racing". Michigan DepartmeTourism. Retrieved August 12, 2013.
  6. ↑ "Norway Speedway". www.norwayspeedway.com.
  7. 1 2 "Norway Speedway profile at ASA website". American Speed Association. Retrieved August 12, 2013.
  8. ↑ "Ty Majeski Wins His Third ARCA Midwest Tour Race of the Year in the Duel for Diabetes 100". ARCA Midwest Tour. Retrieved April 21, 2020.
  9. ↑ Staff (January 10, 2011). "Tentative MASCS Schedule Includes 10 Events". SPEED Sport. Retrieved April 21, 2020.
  10. ↑ "TUNDRA Round Four, Norway Speedway Pre-Race Notes". TUNDRA Super Late Models. Retrieved April 21, 2020.
  11. ↑ "Track Archives". norwayspeedway.com. Retrieved June 4, 2026.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: url-status (link)
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