Women's Neptune Speedway T-Shirt

Women's Neptune Speedway T-ShirtNeptune Speedway T Shirt In the 1930s, capacity crowds flocked to Neptune Beach Speedway in Alameda, California, to watch the new thrilling sport of Midget Auto Racing. Dare devil drivers raced over an oval course measuring one fifth of a mile which brought the excitement of the race right into the laps of the spectators. The little speedsters spent half their time skidding around turns, but went as fast as 60mph on the straightaways. Drivers needed

one San Francisco cable car

- Printed on 100 lb

the Spanish word for a grove of poplar trees

Bay Area native Sam Arena shattered the 200-mile speed record when he roared across the finish line on his WLDR Harley Davidson at the 200 mile Pacific Coast Championships held at the Oakland Speedway on November 27th 1936

Bay Area native Sam Arena shattered the 200-mile speed record when he roared across the finish line on his WLDR Harley Davidson at the 200 mile Pacific Coast Championships held at the Oakland Speedway on November 27th 1936

Considered to be one of the greatest American technological feats of the 19th century

banked dirt track featured AAA National Championship races with Indy cars and drivers from 1931 until 1936

the journey took less than two weeks and cost roughly $100 dollars

Auto racing enthusiasts were in for a treat at the 1915 Panama Pacific International Exposition where two of the premiere auto racing events of the year were held - The American Grand Prize and The Vanderbilt Cup

fifty years ago

drove spikes

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