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Dan Kazarian
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Cal Western Justin & Daniel Movie
1972 - Cal Western - United States International University. I was making my second attempt at going to college. I had developed an aversion to school at this point. Even though I was only there for a short time, I met a great friend - Justin Paxton. We had a blast playing music and playing around with our friends. Here's a wacky short look back at the Cal Western days.
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Steve Denny at Lake Tahoe Attempting to Barefoot Water Ski
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This is a short vintage segment of when we were trying to barefoot water ski at Lake Tahoe. We tried just about everything from stepping off of skis to trying to stand up from a raft. This is Steve giving it his best.
Ascot Park - 1984 Pacific Coast Open
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This is the main event from the 1984 Pacific Coast Open Sprint car races at the famous Ascot Park. This event aired on a local television station. Some classic action from the golden era of sprint cars at Ascot.
SUN Television Highlights
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This is a small sample of the shows SUN Television was part of. We were involved in many of the most prestigous shows and events on the West Coast. Hope you enjoy this short trip down memory lane. I thank all that were involved with STV - Dan Kazarian
I’ve never seen them have to abbreviate “Haudenschild” lol
Old Bub schooling the others… been to a few PCN shows along with Peabody and salute to Indy , even the weekly show was great!!! Ascot was my favorite
Brings tears of joy and sadness. Wonderful memories from a time altogether different than today.
This is where I spent Saturday nights as a kid,,
Great racing
$10k to the winner in 84' $10k to the winner in 2023??? wtf is going on here?
We used to go to Ascot to watch speedway motorcycle racing .... great venue. Sad to see it go.
Perris auto speedway!!!
Perris auto speedway!!!
Perris auto speedway rules!!!!!
These cars race at Perris auto speedway!!
My childhood stomping ground and I was definitely at this race. My dad would take all the neighborhood kids to the track every weekend. Incredible memories
Than You for posting this Dan! I only wish I hadn't missed so many of those Ascot nights! Asking myself what stupid stuff I was doing that I wasn't there more often. I wasn't a regular till Perris opened, but lived 5 miles from Ascot.
Bubby Who?!
I remember opening the window in my room when I was a kid. And knowing there was a race that Saturday night and hearing a roar in the air....I even named my cat Ascot......that's where we found her
Hey Dan, aren’t you glad you let “Ol’ Bub” build his own car? BTW....... HAPPY BIRTHDAY BUB! (6/4/2019)
Watching this is one of the greatest things I've seen or done in 2018 so far. At 54yrs it chills me to see childhood hero's at ascot.Thank you.🏁
Interesting battle for 3rd, between Mike Sweeney and "Deano". What a lot of people don't realize is that early in the race, Thompson's car wasn't very good....it was tight, especially through the middle of the turns at both ends of the track. Dean said afterward ..... "I might've been able to get closer to Bubby and Steve if the front end was sticking a little bit better".
Why are the outlawsdrivin" without wings?
In those days, it wasn't unusual to see outlaw drivers take off the wings, and target the "big money" races. $10,000 to win was a big purse in those days. Sammy Swindell took off the wings in 1981 to win the Pacific Coast Open at Ascot.
Afterthought : Sammy Swindell is the only driver in the history of the track to win sprint car Main Events at Ascot with and without wings.
Early on the World of Outlaws ran some non-wing shows. I remember seeing them run at the Devils Bowl without wings back in 80 or 81.
Three words..... 1. Money 2. Money 3. MONEY! That race paid $10,000 to win. A lot of teams and drivers would be running the “big-money” races. Guys like Ferkel, Opperman, Swindell, Kinser, and “Wolfie”. Those were true outlaws.
thevmanvj 35 years later $10,000 to win is STILL a big purse in Sprint Car racing...
wow what wonderful memories I have of my beloved southern ca.before it was invaded and turned into a extension of tijuana.so sad I wish I could turn back the clock
After finishing 2nd in CRA points behind "Deano" and that "Little Red Sucker" 3 years in a row with a Stanton Chassis, Bubby said....."Let me build us a car!" After winning the CRA Points Championship in 1983-84, as well as winning both the Pacific Coast Nationals and the Don Peabody Classic ( $6000 to win) in 1984, the decision to runs Bubby's Chassis' (BJ-1 & BJ-2) was well justified. Bubby's creation was similar to the Stanton (in geometry), but was much stiffer...making it more suitable for tacky racetracks like Ascot and Santa Maria. Thanks for posting Dan, and for letting "Ol' Bub" build his own car.
Wow, just wow,! I grew up going to Ascot, and hearing some of the names that the announcer said like, Sweeney, Shuman, and Rip Williams makes me feel like a kid again!!
Brings back wonderful memories. There will never be another ASCOT!
Have you been to eldora its pretty nice dude
30,000 people at the biggest shows at eldoea which is the biggest crowds ever in dirt racing
@@adamstickler Many times to Eldora, another great track. But I will always especially miss ASCOT.
Perris is a good track.
@@avalon1rae It sure is! But it's not Ascot Park. I came down from Portland whenever I could, to see this racing.
It was never mentioned, but "Ol' Bub" had his hands full of "race car" . The right rear tire blistered with 10 laps to go....that's why Kinser caught him so fast. A great win against an absolutely loaded field. Hey Dan, aren't you glad you let Bubby build his own car?
Great stuff. Thanks for posting. I used to go all the time. Nice memories.
Wow. Great field & a terrific race. Thanks to DK for posting.