Tolmer Speedway is Australia’s Pevely!
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- Опубліковано 6 вер 2024
- It’s no wonder that the fans of Australian Speedway cannot wait for the moment that the doors doors open at this incredible new speedway in Bordertown South Australia.
Founder and creator Wayne Rowett and his small army of like-minded souls made up of family, friends and community business houses and volunteers have literally duplicated the iconic I-55 Raceway in Pevely, Missouri right here in South Australia.
There is still some way to go yet before the venue fires up in anger for the first official night but the dream is very much alive when you get here and see the essence of what this team has created so far.
From scratch.
It has been GPS matched.
It is an exact replica of Pevely.
Tolmer Speedway, which has yet to be officially named, is going to be something quite magical.
And like nothing Australian Speedway has ever seen…
This is awesome and I will be pleased to plan a trip (from Brisbane) to Bordertown when I can get finances and time off work lining up.
Imagine the speed you could carry up top when there's a nice cushion there. will be absolutely mad to watch
Looking so good!! The camera doesnt do justice for that banking. This is awesome for speedway racing in aus
Wayne and the team have done a great job !
CAN’T WAIT TO COME CHECK IT OUT 🤘🏼
Can’t wait lack of accomodation is a worry
This place is next level I’m so excited to see racing from here
Fantastic work being done. 👏👏👏👏💯
Thanks Wade. Can't wait to see our WA Sprintcars & Speedcars go around this track.
This track is gonna be FAST!
I remember snow from years ago if i can remember he drove the 41 over in wa for few racers world series and if im correct farrel may have drove his car at one of the shows and i went kalgoorlie with john krikke we drove the 18 transporter to kalgoolie round and i met wade in the pub next to exchange he was eating diner in there and danny reidy was with us was awesome 👌
This will last about 18 minutes before that residential estate has had enough and starts calling a current affair lmao
Unlike the vast majority of US tracks it is safer for everyone. No gaps in the fence and has proper gates.
HOW do the US tracks even get insurance with no gates,, no fences and bloody great drop offs.
Because insurance company's in us are not greedy barstads like here