Hahaha... Send him to the back T....

How can NASCAR not see this... 100 guys showing up down to 18?

I remember Rodney Farris raced at Dorsey speedway andTrailway Pa and had a step brother named Billy Kidwell we hung out some times!

Ricky looked like he messed up going into THE FINAL turn 3, but he had it all figured out. 🙂

He was the boy/man ! god he looks so young! At Hagerstown. It was soo hot, the wife and I hung out at the hotel in the ac. Knowing time was running out we climbed on to my Harley am who should pull in…. I shouted out Springer…. He waved, he had work to do….

One word. SPRINGR …….

Man, today’s dirt track racing looks sorta weak compared to this. Makes me remember when dirt track was the Best Show in racing. It was legit tight racing. Thanks for the reminder!

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Springstein is nothing more than a hideous (and mindless) homosexual...

AFT dreams of racing like this!

I raced with Jay and Ken at Auto City Speedway, Flint,Mich back in 1970.

Yes we have to do alot....like to get the AMA to make Honda restrict air intake by 2mm ...to slow the Hondas down...

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I was there with my Dad . JSC

Awesome racing, it was better in person however :)

The rumor with the Springer was his nerves really ate him up reason for the stomach issues. The mind can really be horrible to a person Chris Carr, he was another H-D racer. Excellent rider and champion.

It's lost its glamor. Need to get it back. Soon!!!

Looks like Mike hit Ricky

When admission price gave you a show and not 3 hours of waiting for track prep.

Chris Carr owned Peorias track

This was the pinnacle of flat track racing. Camel Pro Harley vs Honda RIP

Ive watched flat track racing over the years from King Kenny to Shyna Texter Bauman. This generation to me is the smoothest bunch of racers of all time.

what a disapointment the video did not complete the race

Grew up in Du Quoin in the 70s and 80s and got to go to every flat track race there. Springfield and Du Quoin were these guys favorite mile tracks back then.

I lived by gate 3 and went to every flat track and Usac race since the 70s. But when Parker, Moorhead, and Springsteen were racing it was the best. I miss those days

This was the season opener for several years, short track and TT double header.

AMAZING WONDERFUL VERY NICE QSL 💯

Back when they all ran XRs that was "thee" event to be at. A 4 or 6 inch square of plywood with a 2x4 nailed to one edge made for perfect seats on the hills. Saw Parker get off an XR at the jump when the 600s were really coming on, I wanna say chasing Carr on a 600. He laid there long enough for the restart. What a place thanks for this video

No fast 2-strokes. Only overweight, under-powered 4-strokes.

My hero. First time spectating at Ascot at 17, mind blown. Go into pits after the race and see Gary's custom-painted Trackmaster Triumph sparkling under the lights and dreamed of someday racing at Ascot. Couple years later, as a first year pro (Novice) on a Trackmaster Suzuki twin, won a few heat races and earned enough point to move to Junior. Built a Champion 750 Yamaha. Just a middle-of-the-pack guy at Ascot, but won regularly on the Corona half-mile. Rolled into the pits at Corona after one win and heard the announcer say that I'd broken Gary Scott's lap record. Wasn't sure whether to believe it or not, but I was riding well. Eddie Lawson and Wayne Rainey were also regulars at Corona at the time, fortunately for me, though, they were still riding 125s. So many great memories.

Eldora Speedway was the place to watch these guys.

I was there with my Dad .

Helluva job #58 - right there at the end with with his jello forks...yee ha!!

All the California riders in this video . Graham, Chandler Felice, Hames and Scott Pearson.

I remember Springer and Nixon having way to much fun back in the day.

Later in the 70's I lived on Umbarger Rd. right behind the track along the back straight. In the early 70's my family would stop at the SPur on Monterey Rd and have breakfast then go to the races. I never race the mile but I raced the 1/2 mile many time both as an amateur and a pro. Man I loved those days. I didn't realize how much until I knew that I would never be able to be there again. Those days are gone. No more track, no more racing, no more fun in life.

Grew up in Texas, watching Terry Poovey race at Ross Downs. It was always a big deal when Mike Kidd, Bubba Shobert and Terry got together. They put on a hell of a show.

What the hell ? No subscribe ror me. Thats BS caused by a D. head. Where is the rest of the race ? You know, the best part .

Nothing can beat the sound of Harley’s racing pass the grandstand. Man I miss those days at the Sacremento mile.

The opening bike..ATK..

John Archer -peewee Herman impersonator. Where is he now,?

Road America

does anyone remember a local San Jose area guy named Kevin Lowery that used to race there.

R.I.P. "ROCKET" Ricky Graham.

Remember when Honda kicked the Harley-Davidson's asses AMA made Honda air restricted by 2 mm on the carbs. Harley-Davidson pays off another rule change

One of my hot rod, friends and I have a joke.I hear a bunch of noise but I Don't see anything moving well.These are some Harley Davidson's.That actually make noise and move

Why don't they I.d. the bikes.

What a great track.

How come the straights are so short???

Looks more like San Jose Half Mile than Louisville