[RacinJason]

Someone posted a link on here at least a couple years ago for a website that had all the closed tracks in Indiana. It had links to pictures of the tracks of what they looked like now after being closed for years. Does anyone recall this website?

Jason

i am very interested in knowing if this site exists as well? anyone know anything???

[RacinJason]

Somebody has to know it. I know it's been a few years but someone had to bookmark it.



Jason



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[Ovalmeister]

Originally Posted by RacinJason Somebody has to know it. I know it's been a few years but someone had to bookmark it. Jason .

Start with these sites. They should lead you where you want to go.
David.


http://www.ultimateracinghistory.com/tracks.php

http://www.deepthrottle.com/History/...el_links.shtml

http://www.thevintageracer.com/sat/satellite.htm

http://vintageracingphotos.smugmug.c...20Shows/686771

Originally Posted by RacinJason Someone posted a link on here at least a couple years ago for a website that had all the closed tracks in Indiana. It had links to pictures of the tracks of what they looked like now after being closed for years. Does anyone recall this website? Jason

This may be the site that you are looking for. I spent several hours there when I first discovered it. It features several midwest tracks of course plus a few others including Perris and the old San Jose fairgrounds track. It also features closed race tracks. The site is very well done and worth the time for a look.

The site is @ www.stevehardin,com/htm/picpage.htm

The website is titled "Steve Hardin's World of Sprint Cars & Midgets"
scroll down to "Race Tracks of the Midwest" or "Virtuall Race Track Tour"

Hopefully this helps you out.