Driver accused of street racing at nearly 90 mph before crash that killed 2 teens, police say

MANDAN, N.D. (KFYR/Gray News) — Two men charged in connection with a high-speed crash in North Dakota that killed two teenagers made their initial court appearances Monday afternoon.Investigators said street racing and speeds reaching nearly 90 miles an hour led to the crash that killed two Mandan high school students earlier this month.In court, a judge set bond for the men Monday and imposed other restrictions.Suspects appear via ZoomNineteen-year-olds Cameron Schestler and Sidney Seidel appeared via Zoom in a Burleigh County courtroom Monday afternoon facing multiple felony charges.According to court documents, the two were in separate vehicles racing westbound down Main Avenue West on Friday, Oct. 2. Crash analysis and surveillance video show both driving well over the speed limit and using the median to pass other drivers.Crash detailsPolice said Schestler’s Infiniti slammed into a Chevy Equinox turning onto Center Street at roughly 88 miles an hour. The impact killed the two pass