Showing posts with label Lima. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lima. Show all posts

23 November 2010

Wednesday Wallpaper: Lima

Lima is in Ohio.  Ohio is in America.  America is home to flat-track racing.  For this I am thankful.

















This photo first appeared in the pages of Sideburn Magazine, issue #5, for which I am also thankful.  Click and make big.

11 February 2010

From the archives: Lima & Laguna

We've been snowed in here in the D.C. area so I've passed some time going through my '09 archives. I found a few "new" images from the AMA flat track round at Lima, OH, and from the AMA & MotoGP round at Laguna Seca. Some California sunshine would be a welcome find too.










29 June 2009

Last Saturday in June: Lima, Ohio

The Allen County Fairgrounds on the east side of Lima, Ohio, are host to the longest continuously running event on the AMA Pro Flat Track schedule. I know this because the PA announcer said so and I was there to hear it--my first trip to the half-mile cushion.

This guy had been there before, however.



As had this guy, last year's winner, Slammin' Sammy Halbert. Think he's wide open?



Classic high-low, over-under cushion track racing: Nichole Cheza was robbed of a trip to the Main by a flat tire two laps from the end of the Semi.



Many, including me, miss the single-cylinder framers, but the racing doesn't seem to suffer in their absence.



Next up: Laguna!