- Jacksonville Speedway Park - Gallery - racersreunion. com
Speedway Park, or Jacksonville Speedway, different names for those hallowed grounds on the corner of Lenox Avenue and Plymouth Street in Jacksonville, Fl From its 1947 opening until its death in 1973, Speedway Park played a significant role in stock car racing, not only in Florida, but nationwide The NASCAR Grand National division raced at Jacksonville in 1951, 52, 54, 55, 61, finally
- Historic Cleveland County Fairgrounds Speedway, Shelby, NC
Historic Cleveland County Fairgrounds Speedway, Shelby, NC A race track of great significance in the overall history of stock car racing Discussion Forum
- d04_15_07_007_FIT_GRN_0070G_1 - racersreunion. com
this is a photo of a car my dad owned in 1971 at grandview speedway near boyertown ,pa the driver pictured is "paul fitzcharles" photo credits are in the lower right hand corner i do not own the original
- The forgotten Norfolk Speedway - racersreunion. com
The Virginia Beach speedway was also promoted as the Joe Weatherly Speedway By 1960, events conspired to cause Sawyer to sharpen his focus on Richmond On Easter Sunday 1958, a fire wiped out the Wilson track, and by 1960, escalating rents at the Virginia Beach speedway and lack of expansion space for parking made its continued operation
- South Park (PA) Speedway 1953-1968 - Gallery - Paul H Fey Jr . . .
Paul H Fey Jr South Park (PA) Speedway 1953-1968 Western PA Dirt Track Part of the Pittsburgh Racing Association (PRA)
- Tunis Speedway--1948-1983, Waterloo, Iowa - racersreunion. com
I've begun work on a book that will detail the history of Tunis Speedway in Waterloo, Iowa, a track that operated for over 35 years and produced some pretty impressive dirt track drivers, many of whom went on to bigger competitions and venues throughout the midwest Waterloo happens to be home to the world's largest tractor factory (John Deere) and many of these drivers honed their mechanical
- Columbus Speedway - Gallery - Bobby Williamson | racersreunion. com
Bobby Williamson Columbus Speedway Although barely visible, the footprint of the former Columbus, GA Speedway is still visible off of Blackmon Road The once 1 2 mile dirt oval was the site of NASCAR's (original season) 1948, championship finale' with Red Byron claiming the modified championship
- Starlite Speedway - Gallery - Bobby Williamson | racersreunion. com
Beautiful aerial photograph postcard of Starlite Speedway, courtesy of Steve Swanson The walled 4 10 mile oval and grandstands are easily visible The speedway operated from 1960 until 1978 Located off of US Hwy 74 between Charlotte and Monroe, NC, the speedway was demolished in 1985, a victim of growth, developement, and a tragedy
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