If you could resurrect any dirt track from the dead, which would it be?
If you could resurrect any dirt track from the dead, which would it be?
Santa Fe Speedway
Pennsboro Speedway for obvious reasons.
I have a couple in my region
Dublin in NC
Riverside in SC
Bureau County Speedway
childersburg , Alabama , it opened in the mid 90,s and was designed by one of the well known racers from TST , it was a big , wide track that produced great racing with plenty of room , it was only open till 2001 when the owners wife said her or the track , its been closed ever since,,,,,,
Kentucky Lake motor SPEEDWAY calvert city Kentucky
Some of the best racing ever
Ernie Purcell Speedway in Grass Valley, CA. Sure miss our little red clay bullring only a couple of minutes from home.
It's about a tie with the loss of the flat , asphalt 1/3 Saugus Speedway in southern Cal. Both tracks closed in 1995.
Two for me... Atomic Motor Speedway in Lenoir City, TN and Cleveland Speedway in Cleveland, TN.
I-20 Speedway in Batesburg SC as far as tracks I've been to that have closed.
Atomic Speedway (TN), Athens Speedway (Athens GA) and I-85 Raceway (Greer SC) as far as tracks I never got to attend.
Brennan's/Interstate/I-79 in WV. 5 minutes from my house
Been lucky. The good tracks that have closed around me have pretty much been replaced or have reopened. The ones that haven't, well just say it was more like a mercy killing and best left shuttered.
Sunset Speedway....Omaha NE.
Challenger Speedway Indiana, PA.
Log Cabin Speedway-Virginia
Atomic Speedway-Tennessee
Barren County Speedway-Kentucky
Perry County Speedway- Kentucky
Atomic Motor Speedway
I would have to go with Santa Fe and Crown Point.
Most defiantly! You beat me to this.Quote:
Originally Posted by bullring
I'll have to go with Bureau County Speedway...
Challenger Raceway for sure!
Flemington Speedway
Nazareth Speedway (the half mile)
Challenger Raceway
East Windsor Speedway
Penn National Speedway