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Interstate Raceway responds to ‘Midnight Mafia’ social media post — Harvey Schools news

GLYNDON, Minn. (KVRR) Marissa Berresford serves as a track administrator for Interstate Raceway in Glyndon, helping coordinate and schedule racing events. When representatives of the Midnight Mafia reached out to set up something for 2027 she was initially interested. They were like hey, we re looking to do a meet or a couple of events in the summer. I was like, cool, what kind of meets or events? said Berresford. However, once the group got into the specifics of what they d like to do and Marissa dug deeper into their social media presence she, alongside track ownership, decided hosting a Mafia event wasn t in their best interests. (Facebook) They also wanted to do something that was called a pit. I wasn t familiar with it, because I m not really into the takeover scene, so I asked them to clarify, she said. They sling their cars all over the place with very little control and just step on the gas and that s about it. Regarding the Mafia s social media presence, Berresfo

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