Photo Gallery
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At the end of the long straight, a couple of early arrivals watch the practice for the antique-class race. The German tourists should be piling out of that tour bus any minute. |
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"Uh-oh, mate, I think we might be in for a spot of trouble." A VERY fast metallic-red Cobra roars by the ominous sign on the middle-straight wall. |
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What is it about billboards that attracts police cars? An old Aurora vibrator police cruiser discourages spectators from the dangerous spot near the chicane. |
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The maintenance shed in the infield area of Dino Curve. What that Majorette cattle truck is doing there is anybody's guess. |
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Headless driver figure? No problem, when you can print up your own team-name stickers.
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Picnicking spectators fearlessly watch the race from the bluff overlooking Memorial Curve. |
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Tricky wind patterns make the chicane a challenge even for experienced drivers. Note that the flags on the pylons are blowing toward each other. The start-finish pylons are very old Aurora models. They drop the flags when the hay-bales on the bases are pushed.
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GT cars streak down the track along the billboard wall. The management must have repaved the straight rather thickly since the signs were painted. |
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