1977 motocross

 From the Jackman Road pit. Langley Advance, September 14, 1977.

1948 Digney Speedway

 Some promotional photos to try to get bums in the seats at Digney Speedway,1948. From the Vancouver Sun.

a deer at Deer's Leap

 Picture by Peter Hulbert in the August 4, 1987 Vancouver Province.

1964, hydros at Hatzic

 Small ad and small results (result, really) from the Vancouver Province. The August 24, 1964 newspaper seemed to be dominated by a band called The Beatles that played Empire Stadium the previous Saturday.

Sunday funnies

 Johnny Comet!!

Jerry Reed Lord Mr Ford

photo size issues

Maybe it's just me (although I've heard this from others) the images aren't as big as I would like. Especially if you're trying to read them. Two workarounds. Don't click right on the image. Click to the side of it. Seems to give you the option of enlarging the image if it has that little "plus" inside a circle. Or right click and open the image in another tab. Then you can again click it larger if the image has that little "plus". Hope that helps.

results, Westwood, 1964

 Again, from the Vancouver Province. Couldn't find the box score.

Oh yeah, Merry Christmas. 😊

Westwood, 1964

 I believe I've posted the Sun reports. Here's stuff from the Province. Ad and hype.

1948 midgets, Digney Speedway

Photos and results from the July 15, 1948 Vancouver Sun.

Tony Morris and Frank Allers

 Story on the Players Challenge Series featuring Tony Morris and Frank Allers. From the July 12, 1987 Coquitlam Sunday News.

Westwood records

Westwood track records by class. From the October 10, 1990 Vancouver Province.

Sunday funnies

 Johnny Comet.

VANISHING POINT (1971) Build For Speed - Barry Newman, Cleavon Little, C...

another Vance Swifts story

 This story about the late Vance Swifts come from the September 9, 1987 Surrey Leader.

story about Vance Swifts

 Received information about the passing of sports car racer Vance Swifts. Story about Vance from the October 29, 1986 Surrey Leader.

From the May 16, 1976 Westwood program

 A couple of pages.

1970 Knox Mountain Hill Climb

 From the June 27, 1970 issue of Competition Press.

Westwood, May 31, 1970, Pepsi Pro Invitational

 From the June 27, 1970 issue of Competition Press.

Sunday funnies

 Johnny Comet.

Eddie Marshall - Mobilin' Baby Of Mine (1951)

results from Edmonton's Westwind, 1971

 From the May 17, 1971 Edmonton Journal.

Edmonton Westwind Oval, 1971

 Early 1971.

Spokane's Chuck Little at Langley Speedway

 From the Langley Speedway Historical Society archives.

Edmonton drags, 1976

 1976 ad for a funny car race at Edmonton. From the July 31, 1976 Edmonton Journal.

Edmonton drags, 1975

 Ad for a funny car race at Edmonton. From the July 29, 1975 Edmonton Journal.

Sunday funnies

 Johnny Comet.

I Wish I Was A Car - Peter Lind Hayes & Mary Healy

Edmonton, 1971

 The Continental series race at Edmonton. From the August 3, 1971 Edmonton Journal.

Norm Ellefson, 1968

 Norm Ellefson, 1968, trying to work his way up the racing ladder. It didn't work out as well as hoped.

From the October 13 and November 12, 1968 Spokesman Review.

George Fazackerly Ford

 From a 1953 issue of Honk!

 

 

Blackie Green and Mel Keen's supermodified

 From the May 1965 issue of Car Craft. (Not sure why the blue tint. Camera problem.)

1980 Motorama poster

 From the GVMPS collection.

Sunday graphics

Have to resort to some old "found" items from the web.

CREST 1051 ~ Don Carson & The Whirlaways - Three Carburetors ... '58 RnR...

1970 motorcycles, indoors at the Pacific Coliseum

 Two photos by Murray Chambers inside the Pacific Coliseum.

motorcycle at Digney Speedway, 1948

 From the Digney family collection. Unknown racer on the dirt oval (inside the paved oval). Circa 1948.

Langley Speedway, late 1960s

 Ron Morrison inside of Rick Adsit.

Ron Bestward, crackerbox

 Ron Bestward, crackerbox champion. Missing the "hairy ape."

Reelie Weldco, circa 1960s, False Creek Speedway

 Not sure if this is before or after False Creek was open. Gordon Reelie's Weldco Ford V8-60 at the track.

Sunday funnies

 Johnny Comet.