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Fix It Forward Speedway in West Fargo, ND has enjoyed a rich history of racing. The very first race held at the track was in conjunction with the Red River Valley Fair in August of 1967. Many great drivers have run laps on the track located on the Red River Valley Fairgrounds including local heroes like Mitch Johnson and Rick Aukland. It also held nights where NASCAR drivers Ken Schrader and Kenny Wallace raced their USMTS Modifieds. NASCAR champion Tony Stewart also raced several times in an NLRA Late Model and a Sprint Car. Legendary World Of Outlaw Sprint Car drivers Doug Wolfgang, Steve Kinser, Sammy Swindel and local favorite Donny Schatz have all raced around the famed speedway. RRVS was reconfigured from the original 1/2 mile to a smaller 3/8 of a mile track in the spring of 2010. Also during that time, the track switched from Friday nights to Wednesday nights. In 2012, RRVS ran it's final race on August 25th until it was re-opened again in 2016. Racing once again has returned to Friday nights.

For generations, the Red River Valley Speedway has been more than just a racetrack - it's been a place where tradition runs deep, families gather, and Friday nights come alive. That legacy is something that will never change. The history, the memories, and the impact of the Red River Valley Speedway will live on forever.
But as the sport evolves, so must we.
Through a transformative partnership with Fix It Forward Auto Care, a new chapter begins as we move forward as Fix It Forward Speedway - a name that represents not only the future of racing at the Fairgrounds, but a deeper purpose behind it.
This partnership ensures that racing continues for generations to come. It brings new energy, new opportunity, and a shared commitment to community - turning race nights into something even bigger than competition alone.
While the name is new, the experience fans know and love remains the same: the roar of engines, the thrill of the track, and the unmatched atmosphere of Friday night lights.
The legacy of the Red River Valley Speedway lives on - and the future is forward at Fix It Forward Speedway.