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2 lip 2008 · 457 posts · Joined 2005. #1 · Jul 2, 2008 (Edited) Bored at work and came across this site. Always loved to hear stories from the guys about Aquasco. It was a little bit before my time but it seemed to be the spot back in the day. Pretty cool that it has sat unmolested. Aquasco Speedway.
30 cze 2010 · Aquasco Speedway was a pioneering track in the east. Developed by Alfonso and Albert Procopio in the mid 1950’s it was intended for it to be a purpose built strip for quarter mile racing and the first of its kind in the area. The track was located just minutes south of Washington, D.C.
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10 sty 2008 · Here's a feature on Aquasco with pictures of what it looks like today: www.atomicpinup.com/Aquasco_Speedway.html. Lee Martin, Jan 10, 2008.
AQUASCO SPEEDWAY - ALL AQUASCO-related material is welcome here. This page is a celebration of a great drag strip. In operation for a short 22 years, Aquasco hosted the best and fastest racers from all over the USA.
23 lut 2009 · I was down at the race track a couple of months ago and I met the new owner. He let me take some pictures and says he has no plans to really do anything with the property. I have attached a few pictures of what the race track looks like today and will be adding additional pictures from the early '60s. Enjoy! Mike.
4 lut 2011 · The website Atomic Pinup has a section dedicated to Aquasco Speedway containing a wealth of information and timeless photos and documents, so be sure to head over and check it out.
