Bryar Motorsports Park 1989 Loudon NH - The Very Last Race

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  • Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
  • Congrats to Dave and Todd for a thrilling performance. -- The last race at Bryar Motorports Park (Loudon, NH) before it was converted to New Hampshire Motor Speedway. David Paller, Todd Henning, and a cast of well known East Coast USCRA racers. Go Team NJBSA! -- Bruce Berlinger announces and performs double-duty as the cameraman! Includes post-race video - Awards - Dave and Todd talk about the race.

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  • @jeffperrault8340
    @jeffperrault8340 2 роки тому +5

    Thanks so much for posting this,I started racing there with AAMRR..I miss those days and the way that track closed it was soooo much better than NHIS.. my instructor for penguin school was Jerry Wood racing with my friends from Cape Cod was some of my fondest memories..

  • @NHlocal
    @NHlocal 9 місяців тому

    So strange to see this video. I went there when I was really young back
    in the mid 70s and watched the stock car races. I was born and still live
    in the area and never went to watch the motorcycles race. Now here I am
    at 58 and just finished up my first full season racing in the NEMRR series.
    It was great to hear some familiar names especially Jerry and Eric Wood.
    Really appreciate you sharing this video!
    Keep yourself safe! 😃👍❤🏍
    Randy

  • @davpal55
    @davpal55 6 років тому +8

    Thanks for posting this! Despite the video quality I get a real kick from seeing it and and feeling the excitement again of this event - It was a great day for me!

    • @jdaviqwerty
      @jdaviqwerty 5 років тому

      Great race David Congratulations. Still have that BSA

    • @CHRnorton
      @CHRnorton 5 років тому

      It was great to see the video, I have many cassette tapes of the "old' days. I had gone to to buy the Honda that Todd raced that week. It was his first Honda race bike. He loved the handling as it was a WERA race bike and soon found out how to make the bike that he gave me a TD2 in trade for in to the legendary racers he became famous for. It was a great week end to the last race at Bryar and I was so happy to played a part in the great racing that happened as if my magic, some luck and hard work. You, Dave Paller and your BSA were championship level and he showed how great a racer you was that day. I hope to see you again. This week end 6/9 /19, I will be going to the USCRA Event.. Carl H

    • @davidcornell4148
      @davidcornell4148 3 роки тому

      Larry Kahn connected me to this video. Great racing David. Exciting to watch.

  • @gangoffour6690
    @gangoffour6690 3 роки тому +3

    I loved that old track. Shame they couldn't preserve it. I used to club race there with AAMRR

  • @SSRacing66
    @SSRacing66 2 роки тому +2

    The place sure was a dive, but I loved that track ! Thanks for sharing

  • @ericwoodracing
    @ericwoodracing 6 років тому +8

    Thanks for posting! This final event at the old Bryar Motorsports Park was also my very first time ever road racing. Lots of great memories and people in this video!

    • @steveclark5206
      @steveclark5206 6 років тому

      Eric wood Are you related to Jerry Wood of the Penguin Racing School? I attended his class in 88. Really nice guy.

  • @Trucker1957
    @Trucker1957 5 років тому +2

    What a shame it closed. As a 12 year old in 1969 I watched a Trans AM race here, I remember rooting for Parnelli Jones, it was the most thrilling day of my life. What was so nice about this road course was that you could see the entire track from your grandstand seat.

  • @TraftonT
    @TraftonT 6 років тому +5

    My great grandfather owned Bryar Motorsports park. His mane was Kieth Bryar. He sold it because he had cancer and he was going to use the money for surgery.

    • @stacyhamilton2619
      @stacyhamilton2619 6 років тому +2

      How disrespectful that you can't bother to spell Keith correctly.

    • @AtRoRacing
      @AtRoRacing 5 років тому +3

      Back in the early 1970’s Keith Bryar was my mentor and best friend and one hell of a sled dog racer. We lived next to each other in Laconia. As I raced sports cars Keith gave me a the key to the track so I could go practice there whenever I wanted. He told me to remember that there was a fire extinguisher behind the concrete wall at the bottom of the hills hairpin turn. Without his help I would have never made it in New England racing. We had a lot of great times at his house with his wife Rose. ROB ROSSITER

  • @michaelberlinger7570
    @michaelberlinger7570 6 років тому +3

    I am one of Bruce's sons. I sent the link to Todd's son Ari. He would like to get a copy of the video for his archives. Can you contact me?
    Thanks,
    Mike

  • @joeKisonue
    @joeKisonue 11 місяців тому +1

    Adios awful showers and piss pit bathrooms 😂