A Tale of Two Racetracks

Two dirt tracks right next to each other?
That’s the story of Kennedale Speedway Park and Cowtown Speedway.
DIRTVision's Conner Wade details the history of the neighboring Texas tracks in light of the World of Outlaws NOS Energy Sprint Car Series debut at Kennedale!

[@carsonhorner4653]

got to grow up racing at both tracks! my brother and I even raced go carts at both! miss cowtown speedway for sure!

[@TKallday45]

My Dad, Shane Killingsworth loved this track. Cowtown was a fast little track.

[@RODCOCKMAN]

Loved racing at both tracks. Never did the double, but there were many nights that I would be racing at Cowtown and my dad running IMCA at Kennedale

[@garyw.2224]

Cowtown was a great little track, and the “Texas All-Star Modifieds” (winged) were a sight to see!

[@curtishoke143]

Cowtown was 10 times better than Kennedale Speedway Park a lot faster and better racing

[@MichaelMcMillan-z3e]

It sure was so was thunderbird and Royce city

[@tristenboyd2824]

Bring it back

[@clintdeen5714]

Didn't even mention the dragstrip across the street.

[@joeywarning2229]

Did both tracks work well together or was it a war between the 2 ?

[@richardglenn8229]

Used to be my favorite track

[@ronstewart9792]

Very cool.

[@chaserchaserspeedracer]

Cowtown ran modifieds equivalent to the usmts as far as speed goes. Banking was Bristol like and the track was just overall faster.

[@user-cr9xl2pi3u]

Bizzare

[@njrace99]

Cowntown was the best dirt track in Texas. Never met a driver that didn't like it.

[@thatgokarterguy]

how tf did I not know about this