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*CANADIAN TRACKS*

Calmar Raceway - Nothing where the track once was, although there is now a Boat Dealership at the former entrance.Roadracer and some other Companies located where part of the parking lot was.

Edmonton International Speedway - Turned into a Housing Development.

Nilestown Speedway -

The Ridge Raceway - Closed in 1990's ?

Westwind Oval - Possibly an Industrial Park now.
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*ALABAMA TRACKS*

Iron Bowl - 3/8 Mile Dirt Oval located near Birmingham. 
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*ARKANSAS TRACKS*

Arkansas Raceway Park - 3/8 Mile Semi-Banked Clay Oval located near Mount Ida. Appears to have shut down in 2003. Also appears to be a Dragstrip on the site. 

Memphis-Arkansas Speedway - 1.5 Mile High Banked Dirt Oval located West of West Memphis.
 
Northwest Arkanas Speedway - 3/8 Mile Dirt Oval located West of Pea Ridge. 

Thunder Valley Speedway - 3/8 Mile Dirt Oval located near Fayetteville.
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*CALIFORNIA TRACKS*

Ascot Raceway Park - Now a Housing Development.

Baylands Raceway Park - Complex consisting of a 1/4 Mile Paved Dragstrip and a 3/8 Mile Dirt Oval located near Fremont. Now a Mega Auto Mall. 

Butte County Fairgrounds - 1/6 Mile Dirt Oval for Karts and Midgets, located on the Butte County Fairgrounds near Gridley. Only used for special events.

Candelstick Park - Hosted Auto Racing at one time.

Carlsbad Raceway - Facility consisting of a 1/4 Mile Drag Strip, a 7 turn 1.16 Mile Road Course, a Motorcross Track, and a 1/8 Mile Dirt Oval. Shut down permanently during 2004 for a Road and Sewer Project. Likely there is no trace of the facility at all. Shopping and Small Business.
 
Cajon Speedway - 3/8 Mile Paved Oval located near El Cajon. Also a Motocross Track on site.

Colton Dragway - Now a Housing Development.

Corona (not sure of the official name) - A huge dirt circle used in the era of the 1920's. Probably a mile long. Now a paved 4-lane Avenue lined by Homes and Business. I drive it for fun once in a while, looking for ghosts and pretending I've got a big over-steer going. (I wonder which direction they went? I assume left-hand.Golden Gate Park - Now just a Park ?

El Cajon Speedway - Was observed as still there by our own "Maxpower" while visiting friends racing at adjoining Dirt Bike Track.

Fontana Dragway - Now a Housing Development.

Golden Gate Park - Now just a Park ?

Ingleside Race Track - 1 Mile Dirt Oval located in San Francisco.

Irvine Raceway - A big time Drag Strip in the 1960's, early 1970's.

Irwindale Dragway - Now a Shopping Mall.

Long Beach Dragway - Somewhat remains.  

Los Angeles Coliseum - Location of a number of Oval Tracks over the years. Last race place in 1948.

Mesa Marin - 1/2 Mile Banked Paved Oval located near Bakersfield. Banking was 17 degrees in the turns and 7 degrees on the straights. Closed down for a Housing Development at the end of the 2005 season. 

Moran Raceway - Will become a Housing Development.

Ontario Motor Speedway -  Located east of Los Angeles, the oval was a 2.5 mile duplicate of Indianapolis Motor Speedway. An infield Road Course and a 1/4 Mile Dragstrip were added. Despite hosting Indy Cars and NASCAR, was never a financial success, and in response to rising property values was sold to developers. Now a shopping Mall.

Ontario Raceway - Same as Ontario Motor Speedway ?

Pomona Fairgrounds - This Sports Car Track hosted Formula 1 World Drivers Championship Events. Last race was held around 1962.

Palm Springs - A Sports Car mecca in the 1950's

Prado Park - Now a Wildlife Sanctuary.

Riverside Fairgrounds - Sixty Freeways now run through site.

Riverside International Raceway - Complex in Southern California, featuring a multi-configuration Road Course which is one of the most famous of all the American race tracks. There were various configuration options, permitting Road Courses ranging in length from 2.54 to 3.3 miles. Also a 1/2 Mile Paved Oval and a 1/4 Mile Paved Dragstrip. Now a Housing Development and Shopping Mall.

San Gabriel Dragway - Now a Shopping Mall.

San Jose Speedway  -  3/8 Mile High Banked Clay Oval located on the Santa Clara County Fairgrounds in San Jose.

Saugus Speedway - Still remains.

Speedway 117 - (Southbay) 

Speedway 605 - Still there ?, Torn up ?

Stockton 99 Speedway - 1/4 Mile Paved Oval. 

Sunshine Speedway - 

Temecula Speedway - 1/4 Mile Dirt & Clay Oval with 5 degree banking. Located off of I-15 N near Temecula. As of 2007, the site appears to be in the process of being overtaken by creeping development.

Thunder Park Speedway -  1/2 Mile Dirt Oval that operated very briefly near Sacramento across the road from Sacramento Raceway.

Vaca Valley Raceway  -  Combined Dragstrip, 1.25 Mile Oval and 2.1 Mile Road Course located in Vacaville. 1958 - 1972. Still an empty field. The Oval Track is still faintly visable.
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*COLORADO TRACKS*

Century 21 Raceways - Complex consisting of a 1/4 Mile Dragstrip and a Paved Oval with  Figure 8 Track. A larger Paved Oval was proposed and some earth moving started, but it was never completed. A proposed Road Course was never started. 

Continental Divide Raceways - Combined 2.66 Mile Road Course, 1/2 Mile Oval, and 1/4 Mile Dragstrip located 2 miles south of Castle Rock between Denver and Colorado Springs. Opened in 1959. Land was sold for development around 1983. 

Pikes Peak International Raceway - 1 Mile D Shaped Oval with a 1.3 Mile Road Course located near Colorado Springs. The turns of the Oval are banked 10 degrees.In October of 2005, the track was purchased by International Speedway Corporation, which has shut it down. 

Rocky Mountain National Speedway - 3/8 Mile Dirt Oval located near Commerce City, Colorado, just North of Second Creek Raceway.

Second Creek Raceway -  1.7-Mile Road Course located near Denver. The entire course can be seen from the stands along the front straight, which is true of very few Road Courses and has producing oil wells on the grounds, another feature uncommon among Road Courses.  Reportedly shut down in 2005, probably sold for development.
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*CONNECTICUT TRACKS*

Arena at Harbor Yard 600 Main St., Bridgeport, CT

Branford Park - (New Haven) 1/2 Mile Dirt Oval. 7/25/1899 - 7/25/1900.

Brideport Speedway - aka Candelite Stadium. 1/5 Mile Paved Oval 6/30/1947 - 1954. Possibly raced in 1955. 1/10 Mile Dirt Oval 06/03/1951 raced Three-Quarter Midgets. Located on Eagle St. (SR 1-A) near River Street. Sold in February 1955 for a Drive-In Theater.

Bristol Fairgrounds - 1/2 Mile Dirt Oval 1933 - 10/21/1934.
Farmington Ave. (Rt. 6) & Stafford Ave., Bristol, CT 06010

Bulkeley Stadium - 1/5 Mile Dirt Oval 1936.
George St. & Hanmer St., Hartford, CT 06114

Candlelite Stadium
248 River St., Bridgeport, CT
Charter Oak Park - One Mile Oval 6/16/1905 - 1920.
Prospect Ave., W. Hartford, CT 

Cherry Park Speedway -  Built as a Horse Track in 1882. 1/2 Mile Dirt Oval 1933 - 6/16/1935, 5/30/1939 - 7/23/1939. 1/5 Mile Dirt Oval 7/28/1946. Located on SR 177. Torn down in 1959. 1/5 Mile Paved Oval 8/11/1946 - 1951, 1954. Now a Housing Development.
Rt. 177, Avon, CT

Connecticut Dragway - Hall Kilbourne Rd., Colchester, CT 06415

Connecticut Speedway Derby, CT 

Danbury Racearena - aka Danbury Fair Race Track, Danbury Speedway, Danbury Fair Speedway. 1/2 Mile Dirt Oval 10/06/1908 - 10/07/1939. 1/5 Mile Paved Oval 6/01/1940 - 5/10/1942, 09/1945 - 1947. 1/4 Mile Paved Oval 5/31/1947 - 9/30/1951. 1/3 Mile Dirt Oval 10/05/1951 - 10/08/1955, 6/07/1958. 1/3 Mile Paved Oval 6/14/1958 - 10/12/1981. At the Danbury Fairgrounds. Held Boat Racing in a moat outside of the track in August, 1958.
Home track of the Southern New York Racing Association (SNYRA) 1952-1955, 1958-1981.
Site is now the Danbury Fair Mall.
http://www.danbury-racearena.com/Track-History.htm
7 Backus Ave., Danbury, CT

Danbury Mill Plain Micro-Midget Oval - 1/20 Mile Oval 1960 - 1962. The Corners were Paved and Straights were Dirt.
43 Mill Plain Road, Danbury, CT 06811

Harwinton Fairgrounds - Locust Rd., Harwinton, CT 06791

Hebron Fairgrounds - 347 CT-85, Hebron, CT 06248 

Huntington Speedway -  1/2 Mile Dirt Oval 05/06/1934 - 6/18/1939.
Mohegan Road, Shelton, CT

Kenosha Avenue Race Track - 1/20 Mile Dirt Track 1957 - 1959. Micro-Midgets sanctioned by the Danbury Micro-Midget Racing Association.
Danbury, CT 

Legion Speedway - (Meriden) Dirt Oval, years unknown. Meriden, CT

Mohegan Sun Arena
1 Mohegan Sun Blvd., Uncasville, CT 06382  (Motorcycles/moto a few yrs. ago)

Mototown USA - 1001 Day Hill Rd., Windsor, CT

New Haven Arena - 1/10 Mile Indoor Wood Oval 1936 - 4/1937.
600 State St., New Haven, CT 06511

New Haven Velodrome - Dirt Oval 1940 - 1941. New Haven, CT 

New Haven Veterans Coliseum - 1/10 Mile Concrete Indoor Oval 12/11/1993 - 1994, 1997.
275 S. Orange St., New Haven, CT 06510

New London - Dirt Oval 1920's. New London, CT 

New Milford Fairgrounds - aka Conetia Park Race Track
Rt. 7 - Kent Road, New Milford, CT

Newfield Park -  1/5 Mile Dirt Oval 5/14/1935 - 1940. Bill Holmes was the first race winner. Formerly a Trotter Horse Track. On Eagle Street.

Eagle St., Bridgeport, CT


North Haven Speedway - Raced Motorcycles. 1/4 Mile Cinder Oval 1932 - 1939. May have hosted Auto Racing.
Butler Rd., N. Haven, CT 06473

Norwich Fairgrounds - 1/2 Mile Dirt Oval 8/12/1934 - 8/19/1934. Located at SR 82 & Surrey St. Now a Housing Development.
SR 82 & Surrey St., Norwich, CT

Norwood Arena Speedway - 1/4 Mile Paved Oval 1948 -1972.
http://www.norwoodarena.com/

Plainville Stadium - 1/4 Mile Dirt Oval 4/10/1949. 1/4 Mile Paved Oval 4/17/1949 - 1980. Located on SR 372.
http://plainville_stadium.tripod.com/
Rt. 372/250 New Britain Ave, Plainville, CT 06062

Plymouth Speedway - Dirt Oval 1965. aka Valley Park Speedway. Pylmouth, CT.

Rockville Driving Park - 1/2 Mile Dirt Oval Late 1930's.
Rt. 74-Tolland Ave., Rockville, CT

Sage Park Speedway -  1/2 Mile Dirt Oval 8/12/1934. Four miles from Hartford on US 5-A. Hal French fataly injured during last race event.
Sage Park Rd. & Capen St., Windsor, CT 06095
Silver City Speedway - (Meriden) Ran Half-Midgets a few times on 1/10 Mile Paved Oval in 1985. Now a 1/4 Midget Track.

Stratford - Micro-Midget Dirt Oval 1958. Stratford, CT

Suffield - 1/4 Mile Dirt Oval late 1940's - early 1950's. Suffield, CT 

Thompson Raceway Road Course - Still there. Some of the roads in the Parking Lot were used. Parts of the course you do not see are in the South End of the property woods, and Back Sections of the current 5/8 Mile Paved Oval. Operation ceased in the late 1960's. 

West Haven Speedway - aka Savin Rock Amusement Park, Donovan Field (In honor of "Wild Bill" Donovan, a NY Yankees Manager). 1/5 Mile Dirt Oval 7/07/1935 - 10/27/1935. 1/5 Mile Paved Oval 5/28/1936 - 9/11/1941, 8/30/1945 - 1961. Al Herman died here in a crash on 6/18/1960.
http://west_haven_speedway.tripod.com/
West Haven, CT

Westport - Paved Road Course 1960's. Westport, CT  
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*DELAWARE TRACKS*

Harrington Fairgrounds - Was 1/2 Mile Dirt Oval located on the Delaware State Fairgrounds. Auto racing ended in 1999. Motorcycle races are still held during the fair.
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*FLORIDA TRACKS*

Florida City Speedway - 1/8 Mile Asphalt Oval 1964 - 1976. Now a Flea Market site.
http://floridacityspeedway.homestead.com/

Golden Gate Speedway - Possibly Shopping Mall now.

Hialeah Speedway - Flat 1/3 Mile Paved Oval with a Figure 8 located near Hialeah. Opened on 07/18/1954. A 1/3 Mile Paved Figure 8 was added in 1973 and operated until 1975. Reopened in 1995. A 1/8 Mile Dirt Figure 8 operated 1976 - 1977. The track shut down at the end of the 2005 season and was sold for development.

JAX Raceways - Facility included a 1/8 Mile NHRA Dragstrip, 1/2 Mile NASCAR Dirt Oval, and  WKA Kart Track located near Jacksonville. The 1/4 Mile Paved Oval operated from 06/09/ 1968 - 1972. 1/8 Mile Dragstrip opened around 1969. The 1/2 Mile Dirt Oval opened in 1973. The track closed after the 2004 season. Also operated as Gator Speedway, New Jacksonville Speedway and JAX Dragstrip.

Miami-Fulford Speedway - 1 1/4 Mile Board Oval banked at 50 degrees, located in Fulford-by-the-Sea (now North Miami Beach). The site is now occupied by the Presidential Country Club. Built by Carl F. Fisher, who had previously built Idianapolis Motor Speedway. Designed by Ray Harroun. The only Race at the Track was held on February 22nd, 1926, won by Peter DePaolo in the same Duesenburg which he had driven to win the 1925 Indianapolis 500. Destroyed in the Hurricane of September 17th, 1926.

North Florida Motor Speedway - 5/8 Mile Clay Oval located near Wewahitchka. Opened in 1992, and shut down at the end of the 2005 season when it was sold for a housing development. Previously opreated as Wewa Motor Speedway, Gulf Coast Speedway, North Florida Speedway, Dead Lakes Speedway, and West Florida Speedway. 

Old Jacksonville Speedway - Possibly Condos now.

Plant Field -  1/2 Mile Dirt Oval located on the Florida State Fairgrounds in Tampa. Mostly ran I.M.C.A. Sprint cars during the State Fair. Opened on 02/03/1921, and operated until 02/141942. Reopened after WWII on 02/05/1946 and operated until 1980, when the Fairground was moved East of Town. Land was turned over to the University of Tampa and converted to Athletic Fields. Original grandstands were used by the University until they were torn down and replaced in 2002. Also known as the South Florida Fairgrounds, Tampa Speedway, and the Florida Fair and Gasparilla Exposition.

Sunshine Speedway - 1/4 Mile Paved Oval with a Figure 8 Track inside. 65 feet wide with 8 degree banking. Property was sold to the state in anticipation of a major Highway project.  Leo Musgrave, a local Dairy Farmer, built Sunshine Speedway on his 250 acre farm, opening it in 1960. From 1983 to 1987 the track was operated by Musgrave's Widow, Sibyl. In 1987 operations were taken over by Musgrave's Daughter Bonnie and her Husband, Frank Hill. The State had been threatening to build a connector between the Bayside Bridge and I-275 since 1983, but took more than 20 years to reach the point of actually buying the property from the Musgrave family. This finally occured in October of 2004. 

Thunder Cross Motorsports Park - 1/4 mile dirt oval located near Okeechobee. Opened in )6/1997 and was sold in mid 2004 for a Housing Development. Also had operated as Thunder Cross Motorsports Complex.
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*GEORGIA TRACKS*

Augusta International Raceway -  Motorsports complex included a 3.0 Mile Banked Road Course, 1/4 Mile Dragstrip, 1/2 Mile Paved Oval, 1/8 Mile Micro Track, Motocross Track and Kart Track located in Hephzibah. Used from 1963 - 1969. A planned 2 Mile Tri-Oval and conversion of the infield lakes for Hydroplane Racing were never completed. The land is now part of Diamond Lakes Regional Park and and the Track, which is still largely intact, is to be turned into a Walking and Bicycling Trail. There is a large granite Monument to the Raceway on the site.

Lakewood Speedway -  1 Mile Dirt Oval located on the Southeastern Fairgrounds, around the Poole's Creek Reservoir. At various times a 1/4 Mile Dirt Oval ("Little Lakewood") and a 1/4 Mile Dirt Dragstrip also operated here. The track was located in Atlanta. First Auto Race was a match race between Ralph DePalma and Barney Oldfield on 07/28/1917. Auto Racing continued until 10/02/1941, and resumed after the War, running from 09/021945 - 09/03/1979. 1/4 Mile Dirt Oval operated from 7/11/1946 - 1948, again in 1951, and finally on 05/28/1966. 1/4 Mile Dirt Dragstrip operated from 04/24/1954 - 1957, and was the site of the first organized Drag Race in Georgia. 

Macon Fairgrounds Speedway - Location of 1 Mile and 1/2 Mile Dirt Ovals on the Georgia State Fairgrounds.  The 1 Mile Oval opened in the 1920's and operated through 1939. The 1/2 Mile Oval operated from 07/13/1947 - 10/ 27/1956. The Track also operated as Macon Speedway, Georgia Speedway and Central City Park Speedway. 

Savanah Speedway - 1/2 mile paved oval located next to Savanah Dragway . Opened on 03/04/1962 as a short (0.479) 1/2 Mile Dirt Oval. It operated in this form through late August 1967 and may have operated as a Dirt Oval in 1981. NASCAR Grand Nationals (noe Sprint Cup Series) raced at this track in 1967, 1969, and 1970. Ran as a 1/2 Mile Paved Oval from mid October 1969 - 1981. The track was purchased by the promoter of Ogelthorpe Speedway and shut down in 1981.
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*HAWAII TRACKS*

Hawaii Motorsports Center - aka Hawaii Raceway Park . Complex included a 1.32 Mile Road Course, 1/4 Mile NHRA Drag Strip, Paved Kart Track, and 1/4 Mile Dirt Oval. Located on the Island of Oahu. The 1/4 Mile Dirt Oval operated under the name Hawaii Motor Speedway.
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*INDIANNA TRACKS*

Crown Point Speedway - ?
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*ILLINOIS TRACKS*

87th Street Speedway -

124th Field Artillery Armory (Chicago)

American Giants Ball Park - 39th & Wentworth. All Drivers were African - American.

Aurora Downs Racetrack -

Chicago Armory - Hosted Midgets Indoors. Possibly Torn Down.

Chicago Coliseum -

Chicago International Amphitheatre - Hosted Winter Midget Races, indoors. Once hosted indoor Sports Car Road Race. Possibly torn down.

Chicago Speedway - Now Loyola

Chicago Stadium - One race only.

Cook County Fairgrounds - 1st & North Avenue. Now Maywood Park.

Crown Point Speedway - Dirt Stock Car Track. Possible this Track is in Indianna not Illinois.

Evanston Speedway -

Gill Stadium - 

Godfrey Speedway - 1/4 mile semi-banked dirt oval located near Godfrey. Opened in 1950 as Alton Speedway. Variously operated as Godfrey Speedway, Ascot Speedway and Action Speedway over the years, settling on Godfrey Speedway in 1979. In 1995 the Track was reconstructed and lengthened to the current 1/4 Mile, and named 67 Raceway Park. Around 2004-2005, was renamed back to Godfrey Speedway. In the summer of 2006, the site was sold and the Track was to be shut down permanently.

Hammond Speedway -

Hansom Park Stadium - (Chicago) Fullerton & Central Ave.

International Amphitheatre - Possibly same as Chicago International. 42nd & Halstead.

Lake Geneva - Stock Car Track pending closing. Hopefully can be saved.

Licoln & Devon Hawthorne Horse Track -

Mazon - Old Grundy County Fairgrounds

Meadowdale - Road Course. Possibly still there.

O' Hare Stock Car Track - Possibly at the Airport.

Riverview Speedway - Behind the Riverview Park.

Roby Speedway - (North Hammond)

Santa Fe Speedway -  2 dirt ovals of 7/16 and 1/4 miles, located in Willow Springs, Illinois on the outskirts of Chicago. The original Track on this site was Santa Fe Park, built by Frederick Tiedt. Originally for Horses, was used for Cars in the 1920's. Sources give its length as either 1/2 Mile or 1/4 Mile. The grandstands were destroyed by a Tornado in the late 1920's and Racing ceased. Tiedt's Son Harold built the two new Ovals after WWII. The 7/16 Mile Oval opened on 05/31/1953. Both Ovals operated from 1953 - 1995 when the Track was sold for development.

Soldier Field - Midgets and Stock Cars. Home of the Chicago Bears.
http://www.thevintageracer.com/tracks/soldierfield.htm

Waukegan Speedway -
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*IOWA TRACKS*

Bull Valley Speedway -4/10 Mile Dirt Oval located on the Audubon County Fairgrounds.The track closed during 2005 due to lack of support.

Calhoun County Speedway - 1/4 Mile Dirt Oval located on the Calhoun County Fairgrounds. The track reportedly shut down in 2000. For the last several years of operation it may have been focused on Figure 8 Racing.

Des Moines County Fairgrounds - Razed inplace of new Highway through Burlington.

Hawkeye Raceway - 1/3 Mile High-Banked Dirt Oval, 1/5 Mile Semi-Banked Dirt Oval, 1/10 Mile Paved Oval, and a 200' Mud Drag Pit. The facility was located west of Blue Grass.
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*KANSAS TRACKS*

Barton County Speedway - 3/8 Mile Semi-Banked Clay Oval located at the Great Bend Airport.

McCarty Speedway - Dirt Oval located in Wright Park (Ford County Fairgrounds) on the South side of Dodge City, Kansas.

Topeka Raceway Park - 1/4 Mile and 1/8 Mile Dirt Ovals located 6 Miles East of Topeka.
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*KENTUCKY TRACKS*

Clay City Thunder Valley - 3/8 Mile Dirt Oval located at the Southeast end of Mountain Park Dragway. Inactive since 2000. Dragway has since used property for expansion.

Half Mountain Speedway - (near Saylersville) 1/2 Mile Dirt Oval.

Louisville Motor Speedway - Once hosted the relatively new Craftsman Truck Series. Now a Paking Lot and Warehouse.
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*LOUISIANA TRACKS*

Bayou Speedway - 1/4 Mile High Banked Clay Ttrack located near Minden. In late 1999, the Track stopped operations due to the health of Owner Delane Hicks, and subsequent problems with the Abbitt Estate. 
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*MARYLAND TRACKS*

Beltsville Speedway - 1/2 Mile Asphalt Oval 1965 - 1978.
http://www.thevintageracer.com/tracks/beltsville.htm

Cumberland - An Airport Course in Western Maryland. 2.5 Miles South of Cumberland, near Rte. 28.

Dorsey Speedway - 1/4 Mile Clay Oval 1951 - 1981.

Marlboro Motor Raceway - (Upper Marlboro) 1/3 Mile Dirt Oval 1952 - 1954. 1/3 Mile Paved Oval 1954 - 1969. Road Course was added after 1954. Marlboro Motor Raceway was a counterclockwise Road Course. An effort is being made to revive the facility as a driving school.
http://www.thevintageracer.com/tracks/marlboro.htm

Westport Stadium - (Baltimore) 1/5 Mile Dirt Oval 1951 -1963.
http://www.thevintageracer.com/articles/westport_stadium.htm
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*MASSACHUSETTS TRACKS*

Eastern States Expo Speedway - (West Springfield) Raced only on Fair Weekend from early 1950's to around 1968.

Norwood Race Arena - Off Route 1 ? Operated from 1950's to 1972 .

Riverside Park Speedway - (Agawam) Aerial map of Speedway shows the layout as it sits in the former Riverside Park. Track closed in 1999 and was torn up to build 2 Amusement rides after being sold to Six-Flags.

Rhythm Inn Speedway - (Millers Falls) 1/3 Mile Dirt Oval located just west of Millers Falls. Track is still there but overgrown with trees. You can still walk around it. 1951 - 1959.

The Pines Speedway - (Groveland) Off Main Street. Now a Police Station and Library. 1940 to 1977.
http://www.thepinesspeedway.com/

Westboro Speedway - Off Route 9. Now Speedway Shopping Mall. Years of operation were late 1940's to 1985.

Worcester Fairgrounds - Raced in the 1920's. Now home to Beckers College.
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*MICHIGAN TRACKS*

Berlin Raceway - http://jimmiesoldtimeracing.mywowbb.com/forum3/426.html

Packard Proving Grounds -  2.5 Mile Concrete Oval, located in Utica. Opened 06/14/1928. At least on Exhibition Race was run there and Leon Duray ran a 148.17 MPH lap in a supercharged, FWD Miller Indianapolis Car. The property was purchased by Ford after Packard went out of business. It now appears to be used for a variety of things, but the Oval is still visible. Google Map overlay suggests some Streets have been built or are planned for the interior of the Track.

Tri-City Motor Speedway -
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*MINNESOTA TRACKS*

Twin City's Speedway - Now the St. Paul Airport, was a 2 Mile Cement Oval 1917 - 119 or 20's.

Winona County Speedway - 1/4 Mile Semi-Banked Clay Oval located on the Winona County Fairgrounds on the west side of St. Charles.
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*MISSISSIPPI TRACKS*

Attala Speedway - 1/4 Mile Semi-Banked Dirt Oval located near Kosciusko. Opened around 1973, operating through 1978. It reopened from 1985 - 2002, and may have operated briefly in 2004 or 2005. 

Chickasaw Speedway - 3/8 mile dirt oval located near Okolona. Appears to have shut down in 1996, and has not resumed operations. 

Delta Bowl Speedway - 1/3 Mile High Banked Clay Oval located near Tunica. Operated sporadically from 03/ 2003 - 10/2004. Nnever successfully completed a full season. 

East 78 Speedway -  1/6 Mile Dirt Oval located near Mooreville. Torn down in 1999. 

Queen City Speedway - 1/4 Mile Semi-Banked Clay Oval located near Meridian. Operated from 1999 - 2005. 
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*MISSOURI TRACKS*

Kansas City Speedway - Not to be confused with the modern Kansas Speedway in Kansas City, KS. 1.25 Mile Board Oval located Northeast of the intersection of what are now Troost Avenue and Bannister Road in Southern Kansas City. 1922 - 1924. No trace of it remains.

Savanah Speedway - 1/4 Mile Dirt Oval located on the Fairgrounds in Savannah. Closed in 2004.
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*MONTANA TRACKS*

Magic City Speedway - 3/8 Mile Dirt Oval with a small Paved Oval for Quarter-Midgets inside. This track shut down after 2002 and Racing moved to Billings Motorsports Park.
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*NEBRASKA TRACKS*

Ak-Sar-Ben Speedway - (Omaha) 1 Mile Dirt Oval.

Cheyenne County Fairgrounds - Featured a 3/8 Mile Dirt Oval. While the track still appears in 1999 Terraserver imagery, in those pictures it is clearly unusable due to reconfigurations of the fairgrounds. The current status is unknown.

Midwest Speedway - (Lincoln) 3/8 Mile Dirt Oval. The site is now the location of a Wal-Mart.
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*NEVADA TRACKS*

Champion Motor Speedway - Complex included 1/3 Mile Paved Oval, 1/3 Mile Paved Figure 8 Course, and what appeared to be a Motocross Track located near Carson City. The Paved 1/3 mile oval opened in 1964, operating continuously until the site was sold for development at the end of 2005. A 1/6 Mile Dirt Oval operated in 1988. A 1/3 Mile Paved Figure 8 Course opened in 2003, operating until 2005. A 1/8 Mile dirt Oval operated inside the Paved oval in 2002. Also operated as Silver State Speedway, T-Car Speedway, Tahoe-Carson Speedway and Carson Tahoe Championship Speedway.

Las Vegas Speedway Park - Before LAS VEGAS MOTOR SPEEDWAY. Was a road course roughly 1.5 miles, drag strip, and may have been a small oval in there as well. The drag strip was built in the 50's, the road course in the early 80's.
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*NEW HAMPSHIRE TRACKS*

Bryar Motorsports Park - Road Course and Oval(1/2 Mile ?). Now site of New Hampshire Motor Speedway.
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*NEW JERSEY TRACKS*

AC

Alcyon Speedway - (West Side Pitman) 1/2 Mile D Shaped Oval. 

Amatol Speedway - (Hammonton) 1926 - 1928. (aka: Atlantic City)

Arney's Mount 

Atco 

Bayonne

Bridgeton 

Capitol City 

Delaware Township 

Dover Speedway
East Windsor Speedway - (near Highstown) 1/2 Mile Semi Banked Dirt Oval. Possibly a Hosuing Development now.  East Windsor Township, NJ
(aka: East Windsor Fairgrounds, Acella Speedway)
1/2-mile clay oval (6/11/1965 - 8/23/2002

Flemington Fairgrounds Speedway - Off Rte. 31. Raced as NASCAR Sanctioned 5/8 Mile Asphalt Oval in 1990's, also hosting the Race Of Champions for Asphalt Modifieds. Ran previously as a 5/8 Mile Square Dirt Track hosting Big-Block Modifieds. Now a Shopping Mall.

Harmony Raceway - (near Brainards) 5/8 Mile D-Shaped Dirt Oval and a 1/4 Mile Dragstrip


Hinchliffe Satdium - (Paterson) 1/5 Mile Oval used intermittantly from 1934 - 1951. 

Ho Ho Kus 

Hope Chapel Lincoln Field 

Manahawkin 

Maple Grove 

McAfee 

Merchantville 

Mount Holly 

Old Bridge Stadium - 1/2 Mile Paved Oval, 1/5 Mile Paved Oval and a Dragstrip. 

Penn National 

Roosevelt Stadium 

Ruppert Stadium 

Tom's River Speedway - 1/4 Mile Dirt Oval March 1950 - October 1950. The track was located off of Whitty Road. Toms River, NJ

Trenton Fairgrounds - Now a Museum. The Backstretch Inner Dog Leg is still visible, and now a Public Street. Once was home to the Race Of Champions for Asphalt Modifieds. 

Vineland Speedway - 1.5 Mile Road Course, 1/2 Mile Paved Oval, and a drag strip. Signifcant portions of the facility are still somewhat intact.
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*NEW MEXICO TRACKS*

Duke City Raceway - 1/4 and 1/2 Mile Dirt Ovals operated from 4/13/1968 - 1984. A 7/16 Mile Dirt Oval operated from 1985 to 2004. Valley Raceway, Albuquerque Raceway, and Seven Flags Raceway. Shut down in 2004 and the land was sold for development. Torn out in 2007. 
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*NEW YORK TRACKS*

Angelica Raceway - 1/3 Mile Dirt Oval located on the Alleghany County Fairgrounds.1958 - 1964.

Bridgehampton Road Course - Now a Golf Course.

Burden Lake Speedway - 1/4 Mile Dirt Oval located southwest of Averill Park, New York. Opened in 1948, and ran into the early 1950's. The exact closing date is uncertain; America's Speedways gives 1956 but other local sources suggest 1952.

Cairo Fairgrounds Speedway - aka Cairo Speedway. 1/2 Mile Clay Oval located on the Greene County Fairgrounds. Operated from 08/18/1974 - 09/ 22/1974, roughly the length of time it took the promoter to run out of money.

Carmel Racetrack - 1/2 Mile Dirt Oval located on the old Putnam County Fairgrounds. Operated from 1929 - 1941. Also operated under the name Putnam County Driving Park. The Fair site is now abandoned.

Castle Hill Speedway - (Bronx) 1/4 Mile Paved Oval. Opened as a 1/4 Mile Dirt Oval on 06/10/1938 operating through 10/10/1939. Reopened as a 1/4 Mile Paved Oval on 05/14/1940, operating through 10/17/1941. Torn down in 1942 when a Defense Plant was built on the site.

Chatham Fairgrounds - 1/2 Mile Dirt Oval. Used for cars in 1922 and on 09/01/1935. Motorcycles ran on the track in 1978.

Clearview Speedway -  1/3 mile Dirt Oval located in South Westerlo. Operated from 1949 to 1953. Also known as Clearview Thrillway. It should not be confused with Clearview Raceway, another track in the Capital District of New York. 

Empire Raceways - 1/4 Mile Paved Oval located in Menands. Operated from 06/12/1947 - 09/2/1963. Subsequently, the Two Guys Department Store was built on the site. The old store building is now leased by Bank of America for document processing services. Also operated under the name Menands Raceway.

Freeport Speedway - 1/4 Mile Paved Oval. The site is now the location of a BJ's Wholesale Club. Was built as a WPA project during the Depression. Opened as a 1/5 Mile Cinder Track for Motorcycles in 1933. Midget Racing on the Cinder Track on 05/04/1935 - early 1939. Reopened as a Paved 1/5 Mile Oval on 06/16/1939, operating through 09/23/1941. An Outlaw Race was run in 1944. Racing resumed after WWII on 08/30/1945, running through 1974. Increased to 1/4 Mile for 1975, and ran through 09/24/1983. The Town was unable to find a Promoter after 1983, and an attempted revival several years later was shot down. Also refered to as Freeport Stadium and Freeport Municipal Stadium.

Greenport Speedway - Paved(?) Oval located North of Hudson.

Hollywood Bowl - 1/3 Mile Dirt Oval located Southeast of Troy. 1952 - 1960. Also operated as Route 66 Speedway.

Islip Speedway - 1/5 Mile Asphalt Oval, last raced in 1984. Now a Cookie Factory.
http://www.melaniff.com/speedway/

Ithaca-Dryden Speedway - 1/3 Mile Dirt Oval 1954 - 1966. Also operated under the name Dryden Speedway and John Wood Speedway.

Mettawee Speedway - (Granville) 
http://www.catamountstadium.com/mettowee_speedway.htm

Morris Fairgrounds - 1/2 Mile Dirt Oval located on the Otsego County Fairgrounds. About 05/30/1949 - 1972.  Also operated as Morris Speedway and Mid-State Speedway.

New Paltz Fairgrounds -Site of a defunct Dirt Oval located on the Ulster County Fairgrounds southwest of New Paltz. The track was used around 1950.

Niagara Falls Convention And Civic Center -1/8 Mile Paved Indoor Oval  for Karts and Quarter Midgets. Replaced by a new Conference Center. The old center was to be transferred to the Seneca Nation to be converted to a casino. 

Palmyra Speedway - 1/4 Mile Dirt Oval. Was built in response to the end of Racing at the Palmyra Fairgrounds in 1949. Opened on Memorial Day in 1950. Was successful, but unable to control Spectator Access adequately (couldn't manage to charge them all Admission), and shut down after Labor Day Weekend of 1955.
 
Pine Bowl Speedway - 3/10 Mile Paved Oval located South of Troy. Opened in 1948 as a 3/10 Mile Dirt Oval. For 1949, Paving was planned. Due to problems with the Paving Machine, only the corners were Paved (by hand) for the 1949 season. The track was completely Paved for the 1950 season. Racing ended in 1965. A small number of Unadvertised Races were held in 1966. The track is still back in the woods, overgrown, but is not readily accessible.

Polo Grounds -Best known as a Baseball Stadium in New York City, but various Auto Racing events were held there on Wood, Dirt and Paved Tracks. The Warning Track of the Ball Field was used as a 1/4 Mile Dirt Oval around 1940 - 1942. A 1/5 Mile Wood Oval was used on 06/05 & 08/1948. A 1/4 Mile Paved Oval operated from 08/28/1958 - 09/12/1959, during the period between the departure of the Giants and the two seasons the Mets played there.

Roesch Stadium - (Buffalo) Was built in 1935 on Best Street and Jefferson Avenue. Was renamed Buffalo Civic Stadium, and the 1/4 Mile Cinder Track around the Sports Field was used in May 1940 for Midget Racing. It was Paved later that year, and Racing continued through until 1959 (it hosted Stock Cars after World War II), when the name was changed again to the War Memorial Stadium.

Tioga Motorsports Park - 3/8 Mile Paved Oval located 1 1/2 Miles West of Owego. Closed after the 2005 seeason.

Weisglass Speedway -
http://www.weissglassspeedway.com/index.html

White's Beach Speedway - 1/4 Mile Dirt Oval located on the west side of Ballston Lake, near the town of Ballston Spa. 1952 - 1961. Also operated under the name Raceway Park.
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*NORTH CAROLINA TRACKS*

Ashville Motor Speedway - Possibly still there. 

Charlotte Speedway - 3/4 Mile Dirt Oval located near the current site of the Charlotte Airport. Opened 06/06/1948, operating until approx. 11/14/1956. Was not the first Track to carry the name. Previously there had been a 1.25 Mile Board Oval in Pineville that operated from 11/25/1924 - 10/19/1927. 1/4 mile Dirt Oval appears to have operated here in 1953.  Site of the first ever NASCAR 'Strictly Stock' Class, which is the ancestor of the modern Sprint Cup Series.

Hillsboro Speedway - Replaced by Talladega Super Speedway in 1969. Now a State Preserved Walking Path.

North Wilkesboro Speedway - 5/8 Mile Paved Oval with 14 degree banking in the corners and a unique "downhill-uphill" straightaway design. The facility shut down in 1996.There is currently an orginization attempting to re-open the track.
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*OHIO TRACKS*

250 Speedway - 1965 - 1992. Now used only for Demolition Derbys and practices.

Al's Sportsmans Speedway - Still can be seen among tire markers and old fence line. 1/4 Mile Track 1946 - 1953.

Backwoods Dream Raceway - (West Union Point) Track was to open in 1999 but the owner passed away.

Big Oak Speedway - 1/4 Mile Dirt 1947- 1948.

Big South Fork Raceway - 3/8 Mile Dirt 1995-2002. Still there.

Cannonball Motor Speedway - 1975 to 1987, 1999 - aprox. 2003.

Dayton Speedway - http://www.daytonspeedwaylives.com

Champion Speedway - 1968 to 1970

Cloverleaf Speedway -

Frontier Speedway - http://jimmiesoldtimeracing.mywowbb.com/forum10/603.html

Grabits' Speedway - There were actually 2 tracks at the site, 1 closed in 1955, the second closed after 1976. Still there.

Greenville Motor Speedway -  1/2 mile banked dirt oval located Southwest of Greenville. Opened on 07/04/1930. Operated through 1942. Reopened after WWII on 08/03/1947, operating through 1948. Reopened again on 06/17/1951, operating to 1952.

McDermott Speedway - Closed in 1960's. Entire outside stone wall still in place and intact.

New Concord Speedway - Closed in 1968 was a 1/4 Mile then a 1/3 Mile, then a 1/2 Mile. Now a path for 4-Wheeler's and such.

Portsmouth Speedway - Campground now. Ran in the 1960's, layout 100% intact PAVED.

R & R Speedway - Closed in 2000 or 2001, but is in real rough shape.

Riverside Raceway & Dragstrip - Dragstrip is still there, the Oval is long gone. Closed in 1971 and 1972.

Rooster Lake Speedway - http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~kygenepool/rlsp.html

Saint Clairsville Speedway - Banking still there, located at Aldermans Airfield. Pond in Infield. Open from 1958 - 19773.
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*OREGON TRACKS*

Oregon International Raceway - 2.8 Mile Road Course located 5 Miles South of Eugene. 1964 - 1966. 
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*PENNSYLVANIA TRACKS*

Bowling Green Speedway - 3/8 Mile Dirt Oval 1952 - 1955.
http://www.thevintageracer.com/BGS/bowlinggreen.htm

Brynfan Tyddyn - (near Wilkes-Barre) 3.5 Mile Temporary Road Course that circled a farm of the same name. 1952 - 1956. Closed due to safety concerns.

Convair Field - Temporary Airport Road Course and 1/4 Mile Dragstrip. The site is now Queen City Municipal Airport near Allentown, Pennsylvania.

Dorney Park Speedway - 1938 -1984 or 85. 1/5 Mile Sand Oval in 1938. 1/5 Mile Asphalt Oval from 1939. Was part of an Amusement Park that is still there. Parts of the track (turn 3) can still be seen.
http://www.thevintageracer.com/articles/at_the_park_.htm

Hatfield Speedway - Complex consisting of a Paved and a Dirt Oval and a 1/8 Mile Paved Dragstrip, located on the fairgrounds.

Heidelberg Raceway - A Shopping Mall now.

Lake Moc A Teck Speedway - Closed due to water run off problems (closed by Town).

Langhorne Speedway - Perfect Circle 1 Mile Asphalt. The 1st turn was known as "Puke Hollow". Was once home of the Race Of Champions for Asphalt Modifieds.

Nazareth Speedway - Still there but is closed down for all racing purposes. Grandstands where taken down and brought to Watkins Glenn in 2005.

Penn National Speedway - (near Grantville) 1/2 Mile slightly banked Clay Oval. Classes running at Penn National included Nascar Super Modifieds and 410 Sprints.

Pottstown Speedway - 1.1 Mile Dirt Tri-Oval. There is now a Walmart on the site.

Reading Fairgrounds Speedway - 1/2 Mile Dirt Oval briefly accompanied by a 1/16 Mile Dirt Dragstrip. Now a Shopping Mall.

Sanatoga Speedway - (Sanatoga Park) 1/5 Mile Paved Oval. A Paved Dragstrip was being constructed when the track was shut down in 1958.

Silver Spring Speedway - (near Mechanicburg) 3/8 Mile Semi-Banked Clay Oval.

The Harrisburg Fair Grounds Racetrack - 1/2 Mile and Mile Dirt Track events 1920's - 1950's.
http://www.thevintageracer.com/articles/hburg_fairgrounds.htm

The White Hill Speedway - 4/10 Mile Dirt Oval 1938 - 1938.
http://www.thevintageracer.com/articles/whitehill.htm
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*RHODE ISLAND TRACKS*

Barnyard Raceway -1/5 Mile Clay Oval located next door to Glocester Memorial Park near Chepachet.

Kingston Fairgrounds 132 Fairgrounds Rd., W. Kingston, RI
http://www.historicaerials.com/?poi=1425
Lonsdale Sports Arena - (Lincoln) Off Route 122. The track lay-out is behind small Plaza.

Narragansett Park Speedway -  (Cranston) Site of two different 1 Mile Ovals. First was a flat 1 Mile Horse Track, the second was a 1 Mile Paved High Banked Oval. Banking of the Paved Oval was approximately 20 degrees, and it was almost certainly the first true Super Speedway in North America.Cranston Stadium   Park Ave., Cranston, RI, 02910
http://www.historicaerials.com/?poi=3188


Narragansett Park   Fiat Ave., Cranston, RI

Newport -  Ran jalopies c.1951, no exact location Newport, RI

Newport Fairgrounds Forest Ave., Middletown, RI

Pascoag Fairgrounds Rt.100/S. Main St., Pascoag, RI

Ponta Delgada Motor Speedway 70 Shove St., Tiverton, RI 02878

Ponta Delgada Stadium Tiverton, RI - not sure if this ever actually ran.

Rhode Island Auditorium 1111 N. Main St., Providence, RI

Woonsocket Fairgrounds 44 Smithfield Rd., Woonsocket, RI 02895
http://www.historicaerials.com/?poi=5749
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*SOUTH CAROLINA TRACKS*

Riverside Speedway - 4/10 Mile Dirt Oval located near Travelers Rest. Opened in 1976, operating through 1985. Ran Motorcycles only in 1986 and 1987. Reopened for cars in 1988. Shut down at the end of 2006 season. 

Summerville Speedway - 4/10 Mile Paved Oval located near Summerville. Closed at the end of 2004 season. 
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*SOUTH DAKOTA TRACKS*

South 79 Speedway - (Black Hills) 1964 and 1965 Racing seasons.
http://www.thevintageracer.com/tracks/s79_spdwy1.htm

Sioux Falls Fairgrounds - Ws the site of a number of ovals and drag strips.
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*TENNESSEE TRACKS*

Lakeland International Raceway - Combined Dragstrip and 1.7 Mile Road Course located Southeast of the Intersection of I-40 and Canada Rd, Lakeland,about 15 Miles Northeast of Memphis. Dragstrip opened in 1960 and the Road Course, used by SCCA and USAC, in 1969. At some time it was renamed Shelby County International Raceway. Closed in 1979. 
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*TEXAS TRACKS*

Amarilo Micro Midget Speedway -  1/6 Mile Dirt Oval located near the Amarillo Airport. Opened in 1963 as a 1/8 Mile Paved Oval, operating in this form until 1988. It operated as a 1/8 Mile Dirt Oval from 1989 -1996. In 1997, it expanded to a 1/6 Mile Dirt Oval, operating in this form until around 2003-2004, when it shut down. Also operated as Amarillo Modified Midget Raceway and Viper Speedway. 

Dallas International Motor Speedway - 1/4 Mile Dragstrip,  2.5 Mile Road Course, and a 1/2 Mile Paved Oval, located in Lewisville, North of Dallas.  1/4 Mile Paved Dragstrip operated from 1969 - 1972.  2.5 Mile Road course operated from 07/05/1970 - sometime in 1971. 1/2 Mile Paved Oval operated sometime in this time frame. When it opened, DIMS was considered the finest Drag Racing facility in the United States. A series of rainouts in 1971 combined with high repaving costs led to the forced sale of the property to Xerox in 1973. There is no trace of the facility left today. 

I - 20 West Speedway - 1/4 Mile Dirt Oval located South of Penwell next to West Texas Raceway Park.  A 1/8 Mile Dirt Oval opened around 1986, operating through 1987. It reopened from 1989 - 1990. The 1/4 Mile Dirt Oval operated from 1991 - 1995. The track was dismantled to provide more parking space for the Dragstrip next door. 

North Texas Motor Speedway - 1/4 Mile Clay Oval located near Royse City. Opened on 05/08/1987, operating through 1991. Reopened in 1993, operating through 2003. The property has since been developed and there is little or no trace of the track remaining. 

San Antonio Speedway -  1/2 Mile Paved Oval located just South of San Antonio. Opened in 1977 and closed in early 2007. Also operated as Hi-Way 16 Raceway, San Antonio Raceway, River City Raceway and San Antonio International Raceway. 

Texas Dirt Speedway - 1/4 Mile Dirt Oval located adjacent to Alamo Dragway and San Antonio Speedway. Operated from 06/03/1994 through 1999. 

Twin Cities Speedway - 3/8 Mile Paved Oval located near Odessa. The site is a short distance South of the current Bassin Raceway Park. Opened in 1987, operating through 1998. Built to replace an older Track that operated from around 1959 - 1986 under the names Twin Cities Speedway and Odessa Speed Bowl.
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 *UTAH TRACKS*

Horshoe Mountain Raceway - 3/8 Mile Semi-Banked Dirt Oval located north of Ephraim. This Track seems to have shut down rather abruptly during 2004. The Official Web Site is still up, but has not been updated since early 2004. Future plans are unknown. 

Salt Lake City - 2.3 mile Temporary Airport Course on the Runways and Perimeter Roads of Salt Lake City Minicipal Airport #2 in West Jordan, a suburb of Salt Lake City. Used by the SCCA in the late 1950's. 
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*VERMONT TRACKS*

Brigante Speedway - 5/8 Mile 5 cornered "Oval" near MalletBay.

CanAm Speedway - (Newport) -

Catamount Stadium - 1/3 Mile Asphalt Oval 1965 - 1987.
http://www.catamountstadium.com/

Colchester Raceway - (Colchester)

Davis Speedway - (Enosburgh Falls)

Dog's River Speedway -

Fairmont Speedway - (Fair Haven) http://www.catamountstadium.com/fairmont_speedway.htm

Green Mountain Speedway - (Colchester)

Green Mountain Speedway - (Sheldon)

Green Mountain Speedway - (Rutland) Same as Pico Raceway.

Malletts Bay aka Colchester -Bayview Speedway - (Colchester)
http://www.catamountstadium.com/race_tracks_in_malletts_bay.htm

Northeastern Speedway - (Lower Waterford)
http://www.catamountstadium.com/northeastern_speedway.htm

Otter Creek Speedway - (Waltham)
http://www.catamountstadium.com/an_original_program_from.htm

Pico Raceway - (Rutland)
http://www.catamountstadium.com/pico_raceway.htm

Rutland Fairgrounds - aka Vermont State Fairgrounds. 1/2 mile Dirt Oval which was intermittantly used Auto Racing.

Sheldon Fairgrounds - (Sheldon) 

Smitty's Race Track - Dirt Oval located between Colchester and Essex Junction.

South Burlington Raceway - (South Burlington)

Stateline Speedway - (N. Bennington)
http://www.catamountstadium.com/bennington.htm

Sunset Speedway - (Colchester)

The Concord Track - (Concord)

The Sheffield Track - (Sheffield)

Veterans Park - (Newport)

Webster Flats - (Lyndonville)

Wells River - (Wells River)

West Brattleboro - (W. Brattleboro)
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*WASHINGTON TRACKS*

Shelton Raceway -  3.2 mile,7 turn Road Course on a abandoned Military Airstrip,featuring long straights and hairpin turns and a record lap speed of over 102 mph. One of the most exciting Sports Car Racing facilities in the country from 1950 - 1960. Drag races were held there from 1951-1960 and then 1966-1967. 
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*WEST VIRGINA TRACKS*

Cumberland Municipal Airport - (Wiley Ford) 1.6 Mile Airport Course in the 1950's and 1960's.

Pennsboro Speedway - 
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 *WISCONSIN TRACKS* 

Cedarburg Fireman's Track - 1/2 and 1/3 Mile Dirt Ovals located on the Ozaukee County Fairgrounds in Cedarburg. 1/2 Mile Dirt Oval operated from 1914 - 10/13/1940. 1/3 Mile Dirt Oval operated on 07/27/1941, and from 07/07/1946 - 08/19/1979. Also operated as Cedarburg Speedway. Ste is now used for Parking and a Demolition Derby during the County Fair. 

Hales Corners Speedway - Dirt Oval located between Hales Corners and Franklin, West of Milwaukee. Opened as a 1/4 Mile Dirt Oval on 06/18/1950. Expanded to 1/3 Mile in 1974, and closed on 08/31/ 2003.
 
Ideal Race Track - 1 Mile Banked Oval located near the Illinois-Wisconsin State Line Southwest of Pleasant Prairie. Built in 1896 as a Horse Track, but went out of business after a couple of years when the State of Wisconsin banned wagering. Reopened in 1913 as a Motor Racing Facility. Both Cars and Motorcycles racedt. Scramble Motorcycle Racing (Motocross precursor) was popular here in the 1950's and 1960's. In the 1970's, the Track was used by Outboard Marine Corp (Johnson Motors) to test Snowmobiles. 

Lake Geneva Raceway - 1/3 Mile Banked Paved Oval located near Lake Geneva. Also a very short (1/3 Mile) Paved Road Course, probably for Karts, which appears to have used parts of the old 1/4 Mile Oval and the modern 1/3 Mile Oval. Original track on the site was a 1/4 Mile Dragstrip. Also operated an Offroad Course for Motocross and 4 Wheelers. Dragstrip opened on 07/04/1962, operating through 1972. A 1/4 Mile Paved Oval operated from 06/02/1966, through 1989. The 1/3 Mile High Banked Paved Oval operated from 1990 until the facility shut down at the end of 2006. A 1/3 Mile Paved Road Course operated from 2003 - 2006. Dragstrip operated under the name Lake Geneva Dragstrip. 
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