POLL Late Model track or any track that ran them as a special you wish was still open

[Cardirt0]

I won't waste my time debating anything with you but since you had to quote me, go get in line at the ticket window and buy ya a ticket to the next DIRT LATE MODEL event there.

So your wright .. Sorry i pi$$ you off.. My bad but they still open and there is some that say they my race dirt late there agen so.. When there is a change you cant say they are DONE...Yes it did say Late Models but it all so said CLOSED and they are not closed...

[Josh Bayko]

Syracuse. Sure, the racing was generally pretty crappy, but 44 big blocks with special bodies and schemes coming to the green on Sunday of SDW was always a sight to behold.

[callmez]

I voted 'other' for nostalgia, Hawkeye Downs Speedway in Cedar Rapids, Iowa -- paved in the late '80s. Fell in love with dirt track racing there and boy did they draw some great drivers on a weekly basis. But what I wouldn't give to have Atomic (TN) back, it's painful to drive past the old site on I40 and remember what it was like.

[latemodeljunkie]

what about Pennsboro

[Bubstr]

Freeport Il, A long drive home on Sunday nights, but worth it. The best thing about it was you seen different drivers. The best from Iowa Peoria, Chicago and Wisconsin. Lack of places to run on Sunday brought the best there.

[Bubstr]

I voted 'other' for nostalgia, Hawkeye Downs Speedway in Cedar Rapids, Iowa -- paved in the late '80s. Fell in love with dirt track racing there and boy did they draw some great drivers on a weekly basis. But what I wouldn't give to have Atomic (TN) back, it's painful to drive past the old site on I40 and remember what it was like.

It's a shame they paved Hawkeye Downs. Saturday nights where never the same. Anyone remember when they only ran flatheads and six cylinders on the 1/4 mile, inside the big track

[Babbfan]

Voted Other - Shepp's Speedway Alexander Illinois. Saw some (not a nice word)(not a nice word)(not a nice word)(not a nice word) good Late Model races there!

[B_K]

Atomic by a lot then North Alabama.

[formercrewguy]

Manzanita in Phoenix.

[Clayton_Wetter]

Hey Clayton, lets not forget about Central Park in Mchenry,Ky or Taylor Co. Speedway back in their heyday.Agree on Barren Co. with you too!!!! All were great to see big shows on.

I really liked Central Park and Taylor County also now that you mention them. Seen great racing at both of them. Even when McHenry shortened the track it was good.

Was at McHenry one night and a transformer caught on fire. Was you there?

[dirtyboy]

Barren County Speedway Kentucky. At one time the best track I've ever been to.

Agreed 100%

[racingumpire]

I really liked Central Park and Taylor County also now that you mention them. Seen great racing at both of them. Even when McHenry shortened the track it was good.

Was at McHenry one night and a transformer caught on fire. Was you there?

Been a long time since they raced,don't remember for sure. I mostly went to the bigger money shows. I'm like you,I enjoyed both size tracks.Thought the racing was more flat foot or all out with the shorter track.Always wondered how no cars ever went over the 3&4 guardrail.Always seemed like perfect place for that to happen.Were rumours of opening back up a couple years ago.