Fremont Speedway, tor wyścigowy (Stany Zjednoczone)
Fremont Speedway is a racing track in Fremont, Ohio, with an oval dirt surface about a third of a mile long. The track features semi-banked turns and hosts different vehicle classes such as sprint cars and dirt trucks on most Saturday nights.
The first racing event took place in 1936 at a nearby fairground and drew about 7,000 spectators. The current oval was built in 1951 by Joe and Dot Stelter and has continually evolved with new vehicle classes and safety technology since then.
The nickname 'Track That Action Built' reflects how deeply this oval is woven into local racing culture. Drivers and fans gather on most Saturday nights to share their passion for dirt racing and experience the energy of competition together.
The track is open on most Saturday nights during the racing season and is located at the Sandusky County Fairgrounds. Visitors can find the full race schedule online and purchase tickets in advance or at the gate.
The track is affectionately called 'Home of the All Stars' because it has hosted more than 100 races of the All Star Circuit of Champions. The soft-wall system protects drivers at high speeds while making the layout more affordable for newer competitors.
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