motordrome

The right side was up on the embankment like a racing car in a motordrome.

This motordrome is fully operational and operated for special events.

The site of the Motordrome is now warehouses and light industrial factories.

His other victories included a 1910 200-mile race at the Atlanta Motordrome.

While death was common in the motordrome, Eaton's injuries never stopped her from riding the walls.

Pineau went back to motorcycle racing in the 1920s, winning many world motordrome records.

By 1912 Eaton had taken on another spectacular, but dangerous occupation - motordrome thrill racing.

He also rode in the "Globe of Death" motordrome as a vaudeville performer.

Motordrome is a former settlement in Los Angeles County, California.

The Motordrome was highly successful, attracting many competitors and large crowds of paying spectators, but it lasted just three years.

She tumbled to the bottom of the motordrome and spent several weeks in the hospital suffering from head and facial injuries.

The museum has a fully constructed motordrome or Wall of Death, which was imported from Germany.

Some of the famous competitors who raced at the Newcastle Motordrome include:

The Melbourne Motordrome was opened on 13 December 1924.

But Breitbart took it a step further, he would support a motordrome on his chest while two men chased each other on motorcycles inside.

The Motordrome's promoters had promised that world records would fall at the new race track, and efforts were made to deliver as quickly as possible.

On August 11, 1913, a fire blamed on vagrants burned part of the Motordrome's race track.

Motordrome still appeared on USGS maps as of 1934.

(Like a) motorcycle in a motordrome: Ball spins several times around the inside of the rim, then drops through or goes "in & out".

The Wall of Death motordrome is a 30-foot movable circle made of Douglas fir.

Motordrome may refer to:

He limited his Motordrome Speedway schedule to 11 events where he won 5 times and earned 10 top 5 finishes.

Qualification: The top two riders go through to the Australian Final at the Motordrome in Newcastle.

The opening event at the Motordrome was a nine-day series of races and exhibitions that ran from April 8, 1910 to April 17.

Watkins had his own show and lured the adventurous Eaton to train, then participate in "Watkins's Wall of Death" motordrome.