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sportsbetcom · 3 months ago
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On Sunday, the 2024 NASCAR Cup Series moves to Michigan International Speedway for the FireKeepers Casino 400. Race time is set 2:30PM EDT.
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actionsportsinc · 2 years ago
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Sending #happybirthday wishes to #rileyherbst! Have a great day Riley! #Motorsports #Nascar #Stockcarracing #Cltshooters #Stockphotography #Stockimages #Stockphotos #Microstock #Sonyalpha #Visualspecialists #ASPStock #ASPTravel #ASPInc #ActionSports #GrindstoneMG #ASPDrones #ASPVideos (at Daytona International Speedway) https://www.instagram.com/p/CpDkkW3Pjfm/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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shimpy23-ji · 6 days ago
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yatescountyhistorycenter · 5 months ago
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From horses to horsepower
By Jonathan Monfiletto
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The first time I ever set foot in Yates County – intentionally and knowingly, though I cannot think of a time when, or a reason why, I would have traveled through Yates County before then – was to attend a stock car race at what was then called Black Rock Speedway. At the time, I had a friend-of-a-friend who competed in a late model touring series, and the closest the series was appearing to where I lived at the time was Black Rock Speedway – the four-tenths-of-a-mile clay oval located on Route 14A just a stone’s throw from downtown Dundee.
So it was that I found myself hanging around the pit area and sitting in the grandstands at Black Rock, taking in not only my first race at this particular dirt track but also the prestigious Dutch Hoag National Open Weekend. Despite an event and a track surface that were hampered by rainy weather, I recall being impressed by both the action on the track and the uniqueness of the track itself compared to other dirt tracks I had visited. Even still at the track, I looked forward to my next visit for another race, although I’m chagrined to report that next time hasn’t come yet.
What is now known as Outlaw Speedway recently celebrated its 67th season opener, meaning the Dundee racetrack has hosted stock car racing continuously – except for the Covid-19 pandemic in 2020, I presume – since the first time it did so in 1957. Perhaps the research I conducted, and the memories and moments I read about, in the course of putting together this article will inspire me to finally make my return visit to the speedway.
According to a September 2019 article in the Dundee Observer – when the Dundee Area Historical Society, up the street from the racetrack, hosted a program honoring the speedway’s history – what was originally called Dundee Speedway (and has been called at least four different names since) hosted its first stock car race in June 1957 with 1,000 fans in attendance. Penn Yan’s Glenn Reiners – who went on to become a legend at the speedway – won the inaugural 20-lap feature, besting a field of 14 cars. The track was located at the Dundee Fairgrounds, which had previously held horse races and continued to host horse racing, along with stock car racing, throughout the decades.
The first reference to Dundee Speedway that I can find in the Yates County History Center’s digitized newspaper collection is a May 1957 advertisement in the Observer, announcing the opening of the racetrack at the fairgrounds on May 31 and boasting 40 cars taking part in eight races (likely a main feature with a series of qualifying races leading up to it). On August 1, the Observer reported that 1,500 fans witnessed the first-ever championship race at the speedway, with Reiners once again coming out on top in a field of 20 cars. On August 16, the racetrack conducted a push car race for local youngsters and their homemade “hot rods,” as they had the chance to compete on the same track as their heroes. Horses and horsepower shared the slate of events for the Dundee Fair that year, and who else but Reiners won the stock car race held during the fair.
As the racetrack prepared for its second season in May 1958, the Observer reported the inaugural year of stock car racing had drawn the attention of several local enthusiasts, who built cars to compete in the races. With Reiners once again leading the point standings at the speedway, Dundee Speedway announced it would once again host a race for homemade push cars for a soap box derby and also hold a “powder puff” race for women driving local stock cars. Elmira’s Ethel Buchanan, whom the Observer described as “the top woman driver in this area,” was among the female competitors. Newspaper advertisements reveal some of the other special events held that year, such as a 50-lap mid-season championship race, motorcycle races, quarter midget races, late model races, and jalopy races. The speedway once again hosted its championship event during the Dundee Fair. Reiners won the race and the championship.
Ahead of the 1959 season, the Observer carried a profile on Reiners, Dundee Speedway’s two-time and only track champion. At the time, Reiners – who owned a repair shop and bulldozing business away from his auto racing pursuits – was also the track champion at Maple Grove Speedway in Waterloo the previous four seasons. For the coming season, the Yates Stock Car Racing Association – which leased the racetrack from the Dundee Fair Association – announced rule changes geared toward bringing in more competitors, increasing the limit on car models from those made in 1948 and before to those made in 1953 and before and allowing anyone with a valid driver’s license to compete in races, whereas the previous age limit was 21 and older. The rule changes didn’t slow down Reiners at all, as he seemed to either win the race or finish in the top three on the way to his third-straight championship in the speedway’s three years of competition.
However, Reiners seemed absent from competition at Dundee Speedway during the 1960 season. That opened the door for the likes of Hoot Gibson, George Schenck, and Dick Karlnoski to claim checkered flags in the races and a place atop the point standings. It is unclear from newspaper reports who won the track championship that year. Nevertheless, so went the first few years of Dundee Speedway’s existence, and so go the following years and decades of its history. At some point, the racetrack split its competitors into classes of sportsmen – older model cars – and late models – more modern cars. Later, modifieds were added to the slate. Stock car races continued to be a part of the Dundee Fair along with horse races and other competitive events. Stuntman Joie Chitwood also put on exhibitions at the speedway during the fair.
In September 1970, the speedway staged the Richard Karlnoski Memorial stock car race after Karlnoski, a Dundee man and speedway favorite – nicknamed The Flying Polack – died in a traffic crash. The proceeds from the event supported the Karlnoski family, and drivers also donated their prize money to the fund. Local businesses also contributed to the event, and drivers from the other area tracks at which Karlnoski competed – including Chemung, Addison, and Woodhull – joined the Dundee field for the event. It was expected the largest stock race ever held in the speedway’s history.
In March 1971, Dundee Speedway introduced snowmobile racing to its venue, and it continued to host motorcycle racing alongside its slate of stock car races as well. During the 1970s, the speedway also attracted racers from Drivers Independent Race Tracks (DIRT), a sanctioning body and racing series that began earlier in the decade. The speedway marked 1979 as the oldest club-owned racetrack in New York – under the auspices of what was then called the Dundee Stock Car Racing Association – and by joining forces with DIRT to sanction the late model division. Amid a gas crisis that saw a spike in prices both for racing fuel and regular gasoline, and many racetracks shutting down as a result, Dundee Speedway continued to attract 70-plus competitors each Friday night and a capacity crowd to cheer them on.
Entering a new decade, following a series of rainouts in 1979 and track improvements that left the association in debt, it appeared the speedway would close after 23 seasons. However, through off-season fundraisers and volunteer support, the speedway opened as scheduled in 1980. While the track continued operating, at some point its name changed. The Chronicle-Express of May 9, 1985, offers the earliest reference to Dundee Raceway Park that I could find. That appears to be when Steve Wetmore took over ownership and promotion of the speedway from the Dundee Stock Car Racing Association. The following season, the racetrack marked its 30th season and its fourth under sanctioning by DIRT.
Wetmore concluded his run at the helm of the speedway at the end of the 1994 season, as Lin and Cindy Hough, of Bath, and Sam Kelly and Margo Miller, of Dundee, took over the racetrack and renamed it Black Rock Speedway. Dean Hoag, the son of legendary dirt track racer Dutch Hoag, took over the speedway in 2005 but kept the name. Andrew Harpell leased the racetrack from Hoag in 2014 and called it Yates County Speedway, but Hoag regained control the following year and reverted the name to Black Rock Speedway. In 2016, Tyler Siri purchased the racetrack from Hoag and gave the speedway its current name, Outlaw Speedway.
The cars, the drivers, the track, and the times have changed since that first Friday night in 1957. What hasn’t changed is that for the last almost 70 years, the roar of stock cars can be heard from the Dundee racetrack on Friday nights from the late spring through the summer to the early fall.
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usatoday1970 · 1 year ago
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juanmecanico · 9 months ago
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Ambetter Salud 400 ¡Bloquea tus cinturones de seguridad, amigos automovilísticos! Ayer en el Atlanta Motor Speedway vimos una competición que puede catalogarse de impresionante y nos recordó la esencia de NASCAR. #NASCAR Quizás te estés preguntando: ¿Qué es lo que estuvo tan potente en esta carrera particular? Bueno... en primer lugar, el número 00 de StarCom Racing sencillamente dominó. En cada vuelta, cada curva, era como si el conductor estuviera entrelazado con el coche, como si fueran uno solo. Había un sentido de sinergia que no podemos ignorar. Fue un espectáculo de habilidades y maestría detrás del volante. Pero espera... hay más. El Ford de Stewart-Haas Racing salió del anonimato en esta carrera. Su rendimiento fue sólido, constante y, cuando menos lo esperábamos, dejó su marca en la pista. El corazón palpitante del Ford V8 bajo su capó parecía rugir en bienvenida a cada nueva vuelta. No podemos hablar de esta carrera sin tocar el tema del debut de Hendrick Motorsports con su Chevrolet. Y debo decir, no me decepcionaron. A pesar de las altas expectativas, entregaron un rendimiento que no hizo más que quemar la pista. Sin embargo, incluso con estas actuaciones extraordinarias, la verdadera esencia de NASCAR se demostró cuando hubo una batalla en la tarima, una especie de duelo a muerte automotriz en el nivel de gladiador. #stockcarracing Y, ahora, seamos un poco controversiales: Pensé que la NASCAR había perdido su brillo original, su carácter pintoresco y emocionante. Pero después de ver la carrera en Atlanta Motor Speedway, estoy dispuesto a retractarme. En esta carrera, NASCAR capturó la esencia de lo que significa tener velocidad, adrenalina y, por supuesto, el amor a la competencia de motor. En términos de rendimiento de los coches, cada minuto en la pista fue una oportunidad de oro para romper récords, y eso es algo que vimos una y otra vez en Atlanta. Los motores se comportaron como bestias desatadas, y la sensación de velocidad nos atrapó a todos. El factor determinante fue el nivel de táctica de los conductores. Domar a estos dragones metálicos que volaban por la pista con la agresividad de un tornado es disfrutar de una sinfonía en movimiento. Sí, mis amigos, el Atlanta Motor Speedway fue una sinfonía de rugidos de motor y música de velocidad envolvente. El rugido de los motores, la velocidad supersónica, la adrenalina y el puro deleite de ver a las máquinas más rápidas del mundo compitiendo en la pista. Por último, me gustaría aprovechar para tocar un tema algo espinoso. Aunque fue un despliegue de ingeniería y velocidad impresionante, no podemos ignorar el hecho de que la seguridad debe seguir siendo una prioridad. Las velocidades que estos coches alcanzan pueden ser mortales si algo sale mal. Dicho esto, la seguridad en este deporte ha llegado a ser impresionante a lo largo de los años, el compromiso ha sido admirable. En definitiva, lo que vimos en Atlanta fue una ráfaga arrolladora de velocidad, poder y destreza automovilística. La esencia del verdadero NASCAR aún perdura en nuestras pistas y esta carrera en particular lo demostró con autoridad. Así que, demuéstrame que estoy equivocado (si puedes) y dime, ¿no crees que NASCAR ha recuperado su antiguo sabor y que estamos viviendo una edad dorada inigualable en términos de rendimiento y emociones? #VivaNASCAR
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authorstevenbirnie · 2 years ago
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cdlhunter · 5 years ago
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This Ford Cabover was used to haul #15 Dale Earnhardt’s Wrangler car #daleearnhardt #wrangler #15wrangler #stockcar #cabover #throwback #racecar #stockcarracing #cdljob #cdljobs #cdlhunter @cdlhunter https://www.instagram.com/p/B_ze9lpJL5W/?igshid=1jdoduno14aht
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pandalinks · 2 years ago
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go 👉 www.pandalinks.in . @pandalinks.in . #stockcarracing #cstock #cstockholm #cstockdestockage #cstocktonpoetry #cstocks #stockdisponible #stockdog #stockdreamshoe #stockdoesntturnheads #stockdale #dstock #dstockvalence #styledstock #stpdstock #stdstock #stockexchange #stockexplos #stockedupfeeling #stockente #estock #estockeaglessoar #estocklin #estockholmo #estockholm #stockfootage #stockfunday #stockfish #stockflower #stockfoto (at India) https://www.instagram.com/p/CizVmnJvyZQ/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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idestroyhumanity · 2 years ago
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Horror stories of valet parking! #stockcar #stockcarracing https://www.instagram.com/p/CejLv4FFo0l/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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ianscott360 · 3 years ago
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Superstox racer 51 Colin Alyward getting it sideways off the line at Aldershot Raceway. Feb 20th 2022. @spedeworth_motorsports @spedeworth_photos @ovalracinguk @shortovalmedia @oval.racingphotos @stockcar_racing @stock_car_pic_n_memes_067 #aldershotraceway #spedeworthmotorsports #incarace #superstox #stockcarracing #stockcarracingismagic #racingphotos #racingphotography #alyward #aldershot #lovealdershot (at Aldershot Raceway) https://www.instagram.com/p/CaNUPm8NSwH/?utm_medium=tumblr
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actionsportsinc · 2 years ago
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22 years ago today we lost Dale. We still miss you, Dale. #Motorsports #Nascar #Stockcarracing #Cltshooters #Stockphotography #Stockimages #Stockphotos #Microstock #Sonyalpha #Visualspecialists #ASPStock #ASPTravel #ASPInc #ActionSports #GrindstoneMG #ASPDrones #ASPVideos #theintimidator #daleearnhardt #gmgoodwrench #teamchevy #daytona500 (at Daytona International Speedway) https://www.instagram.com/p/Co0OvouvHDo/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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letstalkracing · 6 years ago
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We are racing hard at @richmondraceway !! #nascar #letstalkracingtv #letstalkracingtvshow #letstalkracing #fast #sexy #racing #stockcarracing #stockcar @colecuster00 @alon_day @joeygaseracing @joeylogano @kylepetty @rowdybusch @martintruex_jr @timmyhillracer @jimmiejohnson @cliffdaniels @spotterderek @kylelarson42 @crabber1967 (at Richmond Raceway) https://www.instagram.com/p/BoErDALF7mG/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=14pkjt46id037
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scanman73 · 7 years ago
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Time to go racing! #ctmplife #ctmp #victoriadayspeedfest #vds2018 #nascar #nascarpintysseries #nps #racing #racingisback #racetrack #racecar #stockcarracing (at Canadian Tire Motorsport Park)
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belaymonkey · 4 years ago
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Ryan finished 5th on the dirt at Bristol! * #NewmanNation #DirtTrack #Bristol #RyanNewman @ryannewman1977 #OscarMayer #RyanNewman1977 #Nascar #StockCarRacing #CocaColaDriver #6 https://www.instagram.com/p/CNBduB5FBrP/?igshid=15ils3d85rwwe
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sportsbetcom · 4 years ago
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