California: USA.
1923 - CARLSON PARK.
Carlson Park in Culver City originally opened as a horse racing track in 1923, but only ran for one year.
1924 - CULVER CITY SPEEDWAY.
The site did re-open again on the 14th of December 1924, this time as a Board Racing track, The track was often refered to as just the speedway or as is was promoted through the press as the Los Angeles Speedway or Culver City Speedway.
The venue was succesfull up until the gloss on motor racing fadded away, causing the speedway to close on the 6th March 1927.
Traditional Open Wheel Circle Track Front Engined race cars facebook.
1927 - Harry Hartz in the front wheel drive Eskine-Miller at Culver City. The Supercharged straight eight engine was only 91 cubic inches, as per AAA rules. Photo: Tony De Seta.
1927 - CULVER CITY SPEEDWAY. Location.
1989 - CULVER CITY SPEEDWAY. Location.
2026 - CULVER CITY SPEEDWAY. Location.
