Watched Bubby plenty of nights and wound up working for him at Falcon Environmental in Wilmington....awesome guy to work for and party with...loved the guy.
@@THXx1138 Jimmie and his blue helmet. My old man built the engines for Lee and Norma Leonards #48 sprinter that Jimmie drove for a little while. Best times!
I was there that night. I remember this because Deano was still not happy the newer 1984 Bromme Chassis (which had a different frame geometry from the cars that Bruce Bromme built between 1980-83) ....so, he says to Bruce..."Gimme back that old car." Sure enough....with Bubby left in the work area on the restart, changing a right rear tire....Deano wins going away.
Williams Grove Speedway, in Mechanicsburg, PA is known also for their tough local competition with their own 410ci winged sprint car club. These racers ( known as "The Pennsylvania Posse") always give the World of Outlaws regulars a bad time every time they come into town.
thevmanvj I was there that night. I remember this because Deano was still not happy the newer 1984 Bromme Chassis (which had a different frame geometry from the cars that Bruce Bromme built between 1980-83) ....so, he says to Bruce..."Gimme back that old car." As a footnote… The 1984 chassis… A one off piece, has been restored, and is now in the ever so capable hands Jon Stanbrough. He appeared with the car at Perris for the Oval Nationals.
@@thevmanvj I worked for Sr for a short time, went with Brian Campbell and the Andy Gump car instead. Should have stayed with Sr. and not gone with Brian.
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Ascot probably had some of the toughest local competition for non-wing sprint cars in the country.
I used to go with my neighbor friend and his parents. I can remember the smell and the mud you would get sprayed with when near turn 1. Good stuff
I miss Ascot.... :(
Watched Bubby plenty of nights and wound up working for him at Falcon Environmental in Wilmington....awesome guy to work for and party with...loved the guy.
Some of my earliest memories are of watching Rip Williams racing at Ascot
God I miss this place. Lots of good memories. Deano was the man, Bromme car always tough...
I was always an Oskie fan!!
@@THXx1138 Jimmie and his blue helmet. My old man built the engines for Lee and Norma Leonards #48 sprinter that Jimmie drove for a little while. Best times!
I was there that night. I remember this because Deano was still not happy the newer 1984 Bromme Chassis (which had a different frame geometry from the cars that Bruce Bromme built between 1980-83) ....so, he says to Bruce..."Gimme back that old car."
Sure enough....with Bubby left in the work area on the restart, changing a right rear tire....Deano wins going away.
Tamale wagon,my favorite, driver's wanted to drive for Alex, always a great car
Afterthought to Williams Grove Speedway .....it's the local competition that gave its name… "The Ascot of the East".
Williams Grove Speedway, in Mechanicsburg, PA is known also for their tough local competition with their own 410ci winged sprint car club. These racers ( known as "The Pennsylvania Posse") always give the World of Outlaws regulars a bad time every time they come into town.
My Day always took me to ascot he fkn loved that shit
The demolition derbies were fkn dope
I ran T/Q Midgets on the 1/4 mile.....
I always made sure I came to the track with a good supply of tear-offs....lol
Deano does it again....
thevmanvj
I was there that night. I remember this because Deano was still not happy the newer 1984 Bromme Chassis (which had a different frame geometry from the cars that Bruce Bromme built between 1980-83) ....so, he says to Bruce..."Gimme back that old car."
As a footnote… The 1984 chassis… A one off piece, has been restored, and is now in the ever so capable hands Jon Stanbrough. He appeared with the car at Perris for the Oval Nationals.
@@thevmanvj I worked for Sr for a short time, went with Brian Campbell and the Andy Gump car instead. Should have stayed with Sr. and not gone with Brian.
I basically lived under the bleachers