AUSTRALIAN SPEEDWAY HISTORY EPISODE 4

This production looks at the great contribution to Australian Speedway made by legendary American drivers, Bob Tattersall and Steve Kinser

[@SteveMagr]

Excellent tribute to Bob Tattersall and also Steve Kinser.

[@shanedavies1944]

Robert George Tattersall, two gun, absolute legend

[@ldnwholesale8552]

Steve Kinser was a regular visitors yes, and very hard to beat. But there was a lot of good equipment in Oz before he ever came. There had been no end of proven US drivers come here and many left equipment behind though by late 70s the richer owners were bringing in new equipment plus there was local manufactures as well. And the Kinsers did not come until the 80s!

[@joshuaturnbull5744]

Where is episode 3?!

[@GHOSTWHOWALKERS]

Suddenly 88 forever, Big Bill Wigzell ..RIP

[@terencewillimott4332]

When I was very young I used to help bill in the pits and the fisher brothers work on the car. As I used to work at rolly park speedway bill was the best and so was l88 iam now 67 they were the day's. I agree with you 100% I would love to know where l88 is today terry

[@horizonxx_1]

@@terencewillimott4332 Its at Murray Bridge Speedway

[@terencewillimott4332]

@@horizonxx_1 thank you for letting me know terry 😀

[@horizonxx_1]

@@terencewillimott4332 No worries mate

[@PiousMoltar]

This car shit isn't speedway

[@karlmuller3690]

PiousMoltar - Ah, a fan of Solo Motorbike Speedway, are we? Well, you may be interested to know, that the very first Motorcycle Racing on a Dirt track, was in the New South Wales ( that's in Australia, MATE) town of Inverell, at the Towns Showground, and Harness Racing Track. So excited were the crowd by this new "specticle" that it soon took off in other small Townships, the length and bredth of the State, quickly reaching the larger Coastal Cities of Sydney and Melbourne and the like, and making it's way to Europe, via the U.K, post ww1.