Let's get ready to RUMBLEdrome

[Olen McGuire]

I thought I had found the site of all sites about racing until now.Rumbledrome beats them all as far as content.On the home page is Gary Doyle on board tracks,pre-war and post-war Indy racing,plus many other old sites to visit.Click here for the home page:667 (http://www.rumbledrome.com/index.html)Don't miss the Barney Oldfield sites.

If the website wants to install an add-on just click the "X" and it will disappear.

On another harder to find Rumbledrome site are American championship car races from 1909 until 2009.All the way to the bottom is a list of years you can click on.If you get lost just come back to this post and start all over.For the winners of races for championship cars click here:668 (http://www.rumbledrome.com/1909.html)More pics are in the 10 yr grouped dates.


http://autoracingmemories.com/forums/picture.php?albumid=150&pictureid=938http://autoracingmemories.com/forums/picture.php?albumid=151&pictureid=940
http://autoracingmemories.com/forums/picture.php?albumid=150&pictureid=939

[Jerry Lee]

Real neat stuff, Dad! I can't get over how CLEAR some of those real old pictures are. I've just scratched the surface on looking at this one.

[Jerry Lee]

How funny! One of the many great pictures is from 1911. In turn 4 of Indy there is actually a sign posted next to the track warning drivers not to turn around and drive in the other direction!:rolleyes:

[lakeside #29]

HI Olen,
This is a great sight. Thank you. Isn't it amaising what we can find on the internet? If only we could find a cure for the common cold!.
Love you,
Miss Peggy

[Mitch G.]

I've always loved that Bellanger 99 car, what a beauty. Great find Olen.