This Break/Fix Podcast episode captures the rich history and evolution of the Oswego Speedway in Oswego, New York. The track, which started as a horse racing venue in 1951, was quickly converted to a dirt and then asphalt auto racing track. Guests Camden Proud, Public Relations Director for the Speedway, and Kip Zeiter (IMRRC), a longtime attendee, discuss the dynamic history, changes in venue, and the various classes of racing such as the supermodifieds that the Speedway hosts. They share stories of legendary drivers, safety improvements, and the significant community around the venue. The episode also highlights the unique aspects of racing at Oswego, including the challenges of transitioning from dirt to asphalt and back for events like Super Dirt Week. With a nostalgic yet analytical perspective, the guests provide insights into past notable racers, the impact of historical figures like Roy Sova, and the dedication to maintaining the legacy and allure of Oswego for future generations.

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