Speedway Histories - MARYLAND STOCK CAR RACING HALL OF …
1966 Bill Dennis Lennie Pond Jim Cox. 1967 Charlie Wierman Kirk McCauley Buddy Young. Late Model Sportsman. 1968 Bobby Ballentine Dave Alexander. 1969 Charlie Wierman John Tutz. 1970 Jimmy Mairs Ralph Whalen. 1971 Reds Kagle Danny Collins. 1972 Reds Kagle Jack Bland. Limited Sportsman.
Beltsville Speedway - Wikipedia
The Beltsville Speedway, formerly the Baltimore-Washington Speedway was an asphalt oval track in Prince George's County, Maryland; it spanned 0.500 miles (0.805 km). Near Beltsville, it was on land now occupied by Capitol Technology University, [1] in the South Laurel census-designated place. [2][3] Summary.
Looking Back: Beltsville Speedway - SPEED SPORT
A case study exists in the tale of Beltsville Speedway, which enjoyed just shy of 15 years in business. Beltsville had a terrific location, just off the Baltimore-Washington Parkway, itself just north of its juncture with the dreaded Washington Beltway.
BELTSVILLE SPEEDWAY - speedwayandroadracehistory
1965 - BALTIMORE WASHINGTON SPEEDWAY. Not to be confused with the timber board track of the same name built back in the 1920's, this 1/2 mile paved oval track built specificly for Modified Stock Car racing and NASCAR's opened in 1965.
Speedway Histories - MARYLAND STOCK CAR RACING HALL OF …
Beltsville Speedway (Baltimore-Washington Speedway),Beltsville, Md. - 1/2 mile paved oval 1965 to 1978 Ran NASCAR Modifieds in 1965-1967, switched to NASCAR Late Model Sportsman in 1968 and ran them until closing in 1978.
Looking Back: Beltsville Speedway - Page 2 of 3 - SPEED SPORT
Looking Back: Beltsville Speedway. By. Jim Donnelly July 15, 2023. Shortly thereafter, Beltsville announced a late-season race named the Indian Summer Classic, which combined separate features for modifieds, now a special-events-only class, and the newly hatched Late Model Sportsman division.
Beltsville Speedway
Beltsville Speedway was a 1/2 mile asphalt oval track located in Beltsville, Maryland on Springfield Road, just off Powder Mill Road, near the Baltimore - Washington Parkway. It was built by Tom Lillis around 1965.
Beltsville map, history and latest races - Motor Sport Magazine
Explore the Beltsville racing circuit with circuit diagram, lap times, race history & many more details from the motorsport database.
Beltsville 1966 – A Different (Better?) World ... - Pure Thunder …
Feb 9, 2023 · Today we start with a personal recollection of one of the best NASCAR races I ever saw, the 1966 Beltsville 200 at the long-gone Beltsville (Originally Baltimore-Washington) Speedway in Maryland. To the memories I’ll add some reflections on why this race excited me like today’s events generally don’t.
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Photos & Memories of the Beltsville Speedway Race Track in Beltsville, Maryland.