Board Track Racing Webcast 

America’s Transportation Experience welcomes Eastern Museum of Motor Racing’s Director of Collections, Alison Kreitzer, Ph.D., on Saturday, September 5th for a Museum Live presentation focused on Board Track Racing. Join us Saturday at 11 a.m. ET for an online and on-site presentation.

Board track racing was a dangerous motorsport that was incredibly popular during the early 1900s (generally in the 1910s & 1920s). Competitors raced stripped-down, brakeless motorcycles and early race cars on oval tracks built from wooden planks. To maintain high speeds, the tracks were steeply banked, sometimes reaching angles of up to 60 degrees.

• Participation is FREE. 

Please click the button below to access the webcast. The program begins at 11:00 a.m.ET.
If you have issues connecting to the webcast, copy this link into your web browser: 
https://us06web.zoom.us/j/89392290647?pwd=RrqpHc3cmzswcgzOYM6wmykRULaeb8.1
Meeting ID: 893 9229 0647 | Passcode: 123456

Photos courtesy of the EMMR Collection. Used with permission.