Can you recognize this racecourse?(http://www.autopuzzles.com/solindex410.jpg)
I'm having trouble again...please delete this post.
Dan
Do not despair, you can edit it and repair it.
;)
Take your time.
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Can you recognize trhis racecourse? It will be obvious that the nickname of the curve in question will be at the bottom of the pic, since I seem unable to delete it; but where was this particular track located?
All those bathtub Porsches makes me think somewhere in Germany.
Quote from: Ultra on April 05, 2007, 03:19:57 PM
All those bathtub Porsches makes me think somewhere in Germany.
You'd think it would be, but it's really much closer to home...MUCH closer...
Dan
MIS?
Quote from: KarnUtz on April 06, 2007, 05:05:02 AM
MIS?
No, Michigan International Speedway opened several years after this picture was taken.
Dan
Maybe it's time to move this one to the pro ranks...
Dan
Quote from: Tifosi on April 10, 2007, 11:22:49 PM
Maybe it's time to move this one to the pro ranks...
Dan
When you are ready to do so, click the Move Topic button at the bottom of this page and move it to Expert Puzzles. Please uncheck the refering link box when you do so.
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Meadowdale Raceway.
Don't ask me where it is, or how I know, please!
Quote from: Allan L on April 11, 2007, 03:39:15 AM
Meadowdale Raceway.
Don't ask me where it is, or how I know, please!
Okay, I won't...but you're right. It IS Meadowdale Raceway, and it still exists, although as a recreational area, not a speedway...it's known as Raceway Woods, and is located in the northwestern suburban area of Chicago, between Carpentersville and Elgin. The track was opened in 1958, and the pic was taken during one of the first race meetings.
The track had a rather short 11 year, often stormy history...read more about it at www.meadowdaleraceway.homestead.com. The site has a lot of pictures from early races, with club, USAC, Trans Am and sports car events...there's a lot on track history as well as reasons why the venture ultimately failed. There are a lot of shots of the first race, with some great pictures of Chuck Daigh and Lance Reventlow in their Scarabs, and a then brand-new '58 Corvette. The site may take a while to load, but the results are well worth it.
Dan