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Jade Hastings steps away from racing amid NOSA dispute

Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 31, 2026, 2:36 PM

Last updated Jul 31, 2026

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Jade Hastings announced plans to step away from racing after a dispute with the Northern Outlaw Sprint Association (NOSA) regarding a social media post about track conditions. The Grand Forks driver, a four-time NOSA champion, received a $250 fine and a 25-point deduction after his comments. Hastings indicated he needs time off to reassess his future in the sport, stating he may potentially race again late in the season. As of now, he will not compete in upcoming NOSA events.

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•Hastings has been a top competitor in sprint car racing for 13 years.
•He received penalties following a critical Facebook post on track conditions.
•Hastings plans to take a break before deciding on future races.
•He may race at Huset's and Cedar Lake later this season.
•His absence marks a change for NOSA events in Grand Forks.

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2:36 PMYahoo Sports — Four-time NOSA champion Jade Hastings stepping away from racing after dispute

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Jul. 31—GRAND FORKS — Jade Hastings sat next to his 8H sprint car outside Cookie's Lounge on Tuesday night. A steady stream of fans approached him to buy his t-shirts, get an autograph, express their appreciation for his 13-year racing career and ask, "Is this really it?" The Grand Forks driver, who has won the last three Northern Outlaw Sprint Association titles, posted on social media last ...
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Yahoo SportsJul 31, 2026, 2:36 PM
Four-time NOSA champion Jade Hastings stepping away from racing after dispute
Jul. 31—GRAND FORKS — Jade Hastings sat next to his 8H sprint car outside Cookie's Lounge on Tuesday night. A steady stream of fans approached him to buy his t-shirts, get an autograph, express their appreciation for his 13-year racing career and ask, "Is this really it?" The Grand Forks driver, who has won the last three Northern Outlaw Sprint Association titles, posted on social media last ...

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