Here are 30 amazing vintage photos in early days of American car races.
(Photos from clamshack)
The first U.S. oval track events took place in early September 1896 at Narragansett Park, Rhode Island |
The first U.S. oval track events took place in early September 1896 at Narragansett Park, Rhode Island |
The Sioux City Speedway race, July 4, 1914 |
The start of the Elgin National Road races, Aug. 23, 1919 |
Twin City Motor Speedway, 1916 |
Twin City Motor Speedway, 1915 |
Vanderbilt race, 1910 |
Waiting for start, Ascot Park, 1908 |
1908 Long Island Motor Parkway Sweepstakes |
1914 American Grand Prize |
1914 American Grand Prize |
Agricultural Park race, 1903 |
Ascot Park, 1917 |
Auto races, Abilene, Kansas, ca. 1910s |
Auto races, Minneapolis, Kansas, August 1917 |
Car racing at the old wooden race track in north Omaha, 1915 |
Fairgrounds Speedway, Nashville, Tennessee, 1911 |
First auto race at Orange County Fair, Middletown, NY, 1915 |
George Hill and his mechanician in car, a Stutz, on the new Tacoma Speedway track, 1915 |
Indianapolis Motor Speedway, September 9, 1916 |
Metropolitan trophy race, Sheepshead Bay, May 13, 1916 |
Vanderbilt Cup races at Motor Parkway Sweepstakes, 1908 |
Narragansett Park Speedway in Providence, Rhode Island on a sunny fall afternoon, 1915 |
Racing at the Readville racetrack in Boston, Massachusetts, 1909 |
Racing came to Arizona early as evidenced in this cartoon from the November 2, 1908 edition of the Los Angeles Times |
Sioux City Iowa racetrack, 1914 |
Sioux City Mini Indy, July 4, 1914 |
Golden Potlatch race, Tacoma, July 5, 1915 |
Earl Cooper approaches the checkered flag in his Stutz racing car at the Tacoma Speedway, July 4, 1915 |
The first auto race in Rush County, Kansas, 1911 |
(Photos from clamshack)
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