INVERELL (NSW)
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1967 - TEXAS SPEEDWAY
Texas Speedway opened in 1967, it was a short circuit style track with a dog leg in one straight, The racetrack had no safety fences and the spectators were separated from the racing by a drain running along the front straight.
The track closed in 1972 and the new Inverell Speedway was built.
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1967 - TEXAS SPEEDWAY
John Anderson photo feature
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1968 - TEXAS SPEEDWAY
John Anderson Photo feature
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1971 - TEXAS SPEEDWAY
John Bakon photo feature
1971 John Bacon on the the outside in the mark two Zephyr.
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1971 1972 - TEXAS SPEEDWAY WALKABOUT
John Bakon feature
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1971 - TEXAS RACEWAY
John Anderson in the Customline leads John Bacon from Inveral in the mark 2 Zephyr. Photo: John Anderson.
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2017 - TEXAS SPEEDWAY WALKABOUT
Photo: John Anderson
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2003 - TEXAS SPEEDWAY LOCATION
The race track location is best described as on the common over the hill at the back of the cemmetary, on the side of the hill.
