Jayme Wright Racing - JWR

Merry Christmas and happy holidays to all our friends, supporters and fellow racers. Hopefully Santa brought everyone all the goodies for a fun and successful 2026 season. 🎅🎄

Chassis is back from powder coat

Time to start getting ready for 2026.

Well, the B main was carnage, to say the least. I got caught up in a first-lap incident involving a bunch of good cars. We managed to bounce back from 24th to 9th.

I cannot thank my dad and brother enough. They worked their tails off all week to give me a great car. I’m very grateful to have them in my corner, as well as my fiancé and mom for making the trip down.

Overall, for us, Vegas was a success. With only two pavement sprint car races to my name, coming here and going against the best in North America and finishing where we did, we are super happy.

Bring on 2026!

The Saturday finale here in Vegas for the Open Wheel Showdown. Practice has concluded, and the opening ceremonies are coming up at 2:15. 🏁🏁

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Practice day in Vegas ✅

It was a rough start to the day, with engine problems taking the first two sessions from us. However, the third session went really well, giving us great progress going into qualifying tomorrow.

Thanks to the Northwest Sprint Tour guys for their help in getting us back on track!

Open Wheel Showdown

Viva Las Vegas 🎉♠️♥️♣️♦️

It’s crazy how life works. Last year, my fiancée and I came to watch this race, with me telling her I’d love the opportunity to run here one day. Fast forward to today, not even a year later, and I’m blessed with that opportunity. My family has given their all to give me support to succeed. The new car is an amazing piece, and our trailer setup now gives us unlimited opportunities. I’m thankful for all my supporters.

Centra Windows
Tony Robbins Foundation
Nuwest Contracting
Bulldog and Sons Transport
Greenspan International
Wright Family Racing

After a long travel day we have made it to Salt Lake City, Utah

Tomorrow we arrive in Las Vegas and settle in before the action starts up on Wednesday for the Open Wheel Showdown 🎰🎰🏁🏁

Excited to get the 2026 season going with Northwest Sprint Tour, but first tomorrow is travel day for the team as we head to Las Vegas Nevada to compete in the Open Wheel Showdown. 🎰🎰🏁

𝟐𝟎𝟐𝟔 𝐍𝐨𝐫𝐭𝐡𝐰𝐞𝐬𝐭 𝐒𝐩𝐫𝐢𝐧𝐭 𝐓𝐨𝐮𝐫 𝐒𝐜𝐡𝐞𝐝𝐮𝐥𝐞 𝐑𝐞𝐥𝐞𝐚𝐬𝐞𝐝

Northwest Sprint Tour officials are happy to announce the full 2026 Northwest Sprint Tour schedule. There will once again be nine nights of racing in 2026 at four tracks across British Columbia and Washington.

The 2026 season begins with the second annual Can/Am Shootout at Evergreen Speedway May 9th. Last year Evan Margeson Racing nabbed the inaugural running of the event by a car length over Jeff Montgomery Racing "The Hurricane" to lock down a $7500 payday. The series will return to Evergreen on Aug. 1st for one of the Northwest's largest pavement Sprint Car races, the Granite Cup.

James Miller was last year's Granite Cup winner, taking home $10,000 and his first Northwest Sprint Tour win.

The series will then travel to Penticton Speedway for the Open Wheel Extravaganza on June 6th. 2025 Northwest Sprint Tour champion Jeff Montgomery scored his lone main event win of the season in the beautiful Okanagan Valley, coming home ahead of James Miller and Aaron Willison.

Following a weekend off the tour is back in action June 20th for the Kent Clash at Agassiz Speedway. The tight quarter mile oval will play host to two Northwest Sprint Tour events for the first time, with the track's traditional Winged Sprint Weekend on July 18th. Brad Aumen won last year at Agassiz to break a two-year winless drought for the 2022 NST champ.

Saratoga Speedway will also have two Northwest Sprint Tour weekends with two-day shows on July 10th-11th for the Quinsam Sprint Car Classic and Aug. 14th-15th for Canada's richest pavement Sprint Car race, the Neil Montgomery Memorial.

Aaron Willison and W***y Ginn won during last year's Quinsam Classic weekend, with Stewart Lee Racing taking home a $10,000 payday and the Neil Montgomery Memorial win.

Everyone with the Northwest Sprint Tour is excited to get things rolling for 2026, coming off of the 2025 season which saw eight different winners across eight different main events.