Retro Speedway Sites

[norbold]

Oh dear! And I assumed that you were correct norbold and endorsed your comment.

Well the substance of the comment is still right, which is what you were endorsing.

[dantodan]

Hi well call me Jack o Diamonds if you want, thats not a problem, as he is a very good friend of mine. I hold my hands up however and confess to being "Dantodan"

 

http://www.defunctspeedway.co.uk

 

and

 

http://www.newcastlespeedwayhistory.co.uk

 

These two websites are mine. The Defunct Speedway site gets a lot of traffic as it is but I would urge anyone with photos and or memories of now defunct tracks to share them via my website, just visit the website and pick up my email address

 

 

Now since "Jack o Diamonds" started the thread a number of years ago!! We have collaberated on a third website This one deals with Jack O's greatest love in life Cycle Speedway. If you like the pedal sport then this will be for you. It, like the two speedway websites is growing large. Jack O supplies the cycle speedway content and I put it on the website.

 

http://www.newcastlecyclespeedway.co.uk

 

We are thinking about a fourth site... Do it yourself Brain Surgery.. wonder if that would get many hits!!

Edited December 7, 2015 by dantodan

[classicspeedway]

For a fascinating speedway miscellany, have you visited the Speedway Fiction website?

 

https://www.speedwayfiction.co.uk

 

There's a lot more there than just fiction and it contains hours of beautifully presented material. Well worth a few minutes of your time.

[Guest]

This Link MAY be of use in reaching various speedway-related history sites:

http://www.national-speedway-museum.co.uk/links.html