[Dirt Track Auto Racing]
Welcome to our Dirt Track Auto Racing Website
You are about to discover a really great family sport. Now that spring is upon us, the dirt track racers in the cold climate zones are busy getting their dirt track cars ready for the new season. Many are searching for sponsors. Others are just finding cars so they can try out the sport. So get ready for a fun season and visit our website and our blog as we add more articles about dirt track auto racing.
Dirt Track Auto Racing is Awesome. The engines roar and the dirt flies. Fans scream. The noise is deafening. If you've only watched it on TV then you haven't even begun to experience what it's like in person. Hopefully after reading some of the pages on this site, you will get excited enough to want to find the nearest dirt track, spend about $10 bucks, grab a coffee or a soft drink, bring a blanket to wrap up in (and glasses to keep the dirt out of your eyes), and experience this thrilling sport first hand. Believe me. It's just not the same. You need to "get down and dirty" in the stands beside the dirt track. It's a real experience!
Welcome to "Dirt Track Auto Racing". On our site we hope to provide you with lots of information about the popular sport of [dirt track auto racing] along with related products and services that might be useful to you as you become more involved in dirt track auto racing as a sport or hobby.
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WHAT IS [DIRT TRACK AUTO RACING]?
"Dirt track auto racing" is one form of auto racing that takes place on dirt oval shaped tracks. [Dirt track auto racing] got its start in the United States before World War I and became very popular during the 1920s and 1930s. There were two different types of race cars that dominated this type of racing: open wheel racers which were popular in the Northeast and in the West, and stock car racing which was popular in the South. The open wheel racers were built specifically for racing mainly on asphalt tracks, and the stock cars were any type of ordinary car that the racer modified in some way. Stock cars could race on either asphalt or dirt tracks.
[Dirt track auto racing] is still the single most common form of auto racing in the United States. It is estimated that there are as many as 1500 regional and local race tracks nationwide. Dirt track auto racing is also popular in Australia and Canada. For variety, many of the dirt track cars also race on asphalt during the racing season.
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Contact information: [Dirt Track Auto Racing], Margaret Dunn / Jeremy Zufall Greensburg, PA dirttrackcarrace@aol.com Copyrighted 2006.
