Welcome to Track Tuesday where you are asked to identify a famous race course from just one aerial image. The only other hint you get is that this track is in…North America. Good luck!
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Robert Emslie
Brainerd International Raceway. Ask me how I know
How do you know?
FRED!
How do you know?!
Fred spun there?
There is a bug in this contest or I don't know the rules.
The rule is, just guess it.
So Fred, how did you know it? Raced there?
hahaha… Jason was SURE no one was going to get it.
I love this site.
Gotta find some more obscure tracks.
right click on the image and click save as and Brainerd is in the save as title.
Oops.
I just ran my cursor over it, looked it up on Google to be sure. I actually thought it might be Texas World Speedway but it didn't look right.
Also right click on image and click search Google for this image.
Egg on face, need to change that next time to "pucker factory 9000" or something even more obscure.
Good Job Fred you get a virtual high five. I didn't expect to be so quickly identified, but then again this is Hooniverse.
My excuse is that I raced there prior to the Competition Course being built.
<img src="http://www.birperformance.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/TRACKMAP945.jpg" width="560">
I think we have a winner.
https://www.google.com/maps/place/BIR/@46.4160178…
How is that people have such a hard time guessing Mystery Cars, but tracks get identified in minutes? Lots of track time?
Mystery Car guessing used to be better for some reason
It has its own resident Babe:
<img src="http://www.brettthompsonracing.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/06/3-500×331.jpg">
The place has quite a history – Paul Newman got his first win as a pro there, in 1982:
http://brainerdraceway.com/facilities/history/