Interesting track. You can see by the landscape that this is now NHMS.

Man, Bryar was a funky place !!! Just think, this is now Loudon!!

Where was this place? I’ve heard of it but never found out where it was located.

Robbie Crouch never had too many tough days but this day he did. Rest easy, Bub Bilodeau.

Unreal where the broke down cars used to park?

I like Channell One's videos better. Too much "production" and too many effects here for my taste. Just give me the raw races with no frills.

Little did Alan Kulwicki know he would become NASCAR Winston Cup champion in just a few years…

Queen City speedway was one of THE tracks that guys cut there teeth to the short track game. Such a underrated facility.

Always loved being at a new england track and having Ken Squire as the announcer

Thanks for posting this!

Yup I was there. 👍🏻

Miss going there and also hearing them from my grandparents house across the road it would make the house rumble it was awesome

I was there the first time in 1986 then again in 1997 and 1998 is was a great place and track

I noticed MRN's Dave Moody is on this broadcast. I am genuinely curious, how many years did Dave cover this Series, and did he live in Canada for awhile, and return to the states, when he became a more regular staple with MRN?

I was here that day!! My guy won!! ❤😊

Awesome.

Wow I just heard Ricky craven's name in there no kidding

I'll never forget my dad took me there for the first time I was hooked we went to Stafford Riverside Thompson it was just a dream come true for me I never got to ride a modified but that's growing up I did do a mini stock up in New Hampshire at monadnock for a few years and did some late model stuff with my friend great to see this I remember Reggie Ruggiero Ritchie Evans to name a few bless them bless my dad

I was there in 1975

The pit setup back then was wild

Hope you cleansed the video from Cusack before posting this. From what I've heard about him, hard telling what else was on that tape. 🙄

That was one bad wreck at 0:46. Who was that?

I was there live for that one- and was one of the vast majority of people booing Moore winning. So many jumped restarts that were ignored by NASCAR but what could you do? They also let some atrocious starts go lol.

miss that place

That #4 BMW in the first race is fast. I saw it race at Lee USA speedway Oktoberfest many years ago. He did great until the engine let go

As a kid we didn't have cable and i had just got into racing in 2001. Lets just say i remember being so confused about this race having no one i knew. Not knowing it was a busch north series race.

I still would love to see a race on the schedule on pavement. Just a weekend of pavement nationals or something. Add a little extra diversity to the schedule

Nice..thanks for sharing!

Crazy to think the “ oval racing series “ which eventually became the IRL was a thing rumored even in 92

Pretty unique track! Where do you get all these recordings from? Good job preserving them on youtube for the future :)

LOVED IT AND LOVED THE 90'S AT SEEKONK

it's possible having the 2 part ?

Love this!!

I was there

I really miss this and other car shows like this!

Love these videos.

I was there

Gregory Biffle lol

Boy I don't think those cars belonged on Daytona, or some of those drivers.

Tony J, Tom Baldwin, Grant Adcox, so many stars that lost their lives in a racecar in the end.

2:17 - Wow, Greg Biffle's been around a LONG time.

Bunch of great drivers. Love Harry Grant

This is right about the time I brought my Goddaughter to her first race hoping to get her interested in my favorite sport. We sat down in the bleachers on the back straight at Seekonk and almost immediately a crash happened and one of the cars skidded to a stop in front of us [on its roof] - last time she ever came with me 😂 be funny if this was the night

In for the win Kenny Brightbill #19!!! ❤😊

The good old days.Sunday mornings watching IWCR and RaceDay on TNN.

Brett accumulated 920 feature wins before "semi-retirement", and remains a threat to his competitors whenever he shows up for the occasional race.

watching this video realizing that I was in the stands watching this race I was 11 yrs old we went to every race at Norwood my dad told me that I was 6 months old when I went to my first race there

The wreckers had hand cranks on them Lol

These old flicks are awesome this one is really enhanced nicely reall.clear great definition look how many got towed there on wreckers

Ya! We were aware Reggie was a lap down. Preferred treatment. Richie (RIP) Won that race. Most of us there were aware of it.