Langley Speedway |
RTR ID: 26607a |
Hampton, VA USA |
lat: +37.0866 |
Paved Oval |
lng: -76.3865 |
First Race: 1968 (c1949 for first dirt track at facility) |
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Date of First Visit: 03/15/1987 (Track #0183) |
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![]() Langley Speedway is a historic track in Virginia. NASCAR Cup races were held there starting in 1964 when the track was still dirt (Ned Jarrett), and ending in 1970 (Bobby Allison). |
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![]() Late Models are the featured class at the track. Before the current paved oval opened in 1968, there were a pair of dirt tracks at the facility. The first was called Dude Ranch Speedway, the second Langley Field. |
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![]() The Winged Champ Karts put on a drafting exhibition at that has to be seen to be believed. Not known as an open cockpit track, Nick Fornoro Jr. did win an ARDC Midget race there in 1991. |
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![]() Langley is a very nice place to watch racing, with an infield clear of haulers and comfortable aluminum seating. |
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Comments: Jason Bittner: Made it there one time I believe in 1997. Saw late models, 4cyl. Stocks and I think trucks. |
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