LEDUC, AB – With no scheduled race till July 9th, Northern Provincial Pipelines Late Model Series competitor Trevor Emond is getting ready to compete in his first pavement Late Model event of the season. The three-time NPP Series champion debuts his brand new car at the inaugural race of the Dakota Dunes Casino Super Late…

SASKATOON, SK – The Northern Provincial Pipelines Late Model Series was represented well at the inaugural race of the Dakota Dunes Casino Late Model Series in the province of Saskatchewan. Three-time NPP Series Champion Trevor Emond drove his Hitchworks #17 Chevrolet to a second place finish at Auto Clearing Speedway Saturday night. Calgary, Alberta’s Chris…

EDMONTON, AB. – For the tenth consecutive season the Northern Provincial Pipelines Late Model Series is proud to be a part of Canada’s oldest open wheel race event. First run back in 1954, the annual Gold Cup featuring ‘360’ Sprint Cars, will be competed at Castrol Raceway this weekend. Current NPP Series point leader Bruce…

EDMONTON, AB. – Spruce Grove, Alberta’s Bruce Broughton extended his championship points lead in the Northern Provincial Pipelines Late Model Series with a weekend sweep of Feature events at Castrol Raceway. Both victories took place on the same day. A major thunderstorm delayed the start of Fridays Gold Cup event by almost three hours. The…

EDMONTON, AB. – Northern Provincial Pipelines Late Model Series officials have cancelled this weekends scheduled event at Castrol Raceway. “There are only five teams that indicated they would attend this race in Edmonton. Eleven drivers said they aren’t coming out for a variety of reasons.” NPP Late Model Series announcer and media relations director Gord…

EDMONTON, AB. – For the second year in a row the Northern Provincial Pipelines Late Model Series will be participating in the annual Capital X Parade in downtown Edmonton. “I was blown away at the crowd last year,” says NPP Series announcer Gord Craig, “its incredible exposure for the Series that’s for sure.” The Edson…

WHITECOURT, AB. – Less than twenty-four hours after Thursday’s Capital X Parade in downtown Edmonton, Northern Provincial Pipelines Late Model Series competitor Travis Day is still talking about the experience. “It was an awesome day, great weather and one of the biggest parades I’ve ever been in.” More than 225,000 people lined the four kilometer…