After promoting, by his estimate, something like 17,000 nights of racing at multiple tracks, winning the prestigious Auto Racing Promoter of the Year honor and spending untold hours on a grader or under a headset in the control tower, Howard Commander is still optimistic about local racing.
After promoting, by his estimate, something like 17,000 nights of racing at multiple tracks, winning the prestigious Auto Racing Promoter of the Year honor and spending untold hours on a grader or under a headset in the control tower, Howard Commander is still optimistic about local racing. He’s one of…
After promoting, by his estimate, something like 17,000 nights of racing at multiple tracks, winning the prestigious Auto Racing Promoter of the Year honor and spending untold hours on a grader or under a headset in the control tower, Howard Commander is still optimistic about local racing. He’s one of…
After promoting, by his estimate, something like 17,000 nights of racing at multiple tracks, winning the prestigious Auto Racing Promoter of the Year honor and spending untold hours on a grader or under a headset in the control tower, Howard Commander is still optimistic about local racing. He’s one of…
After promoting, by his estimate, something like 17,000 nights of racing at multiple tracks, winning the prestigious Auto Racing Promoter of the Year honor and spending untold hours on a grader or under a headset in the control tower, Howard Commander is still optimistic about local racing. He’s one of…
After promoting, by his estimate, something like 17,000 nights of racing at multiple tracks, winning the prestigious Auto Racing Promoter of the Year honor and spending untold hours on a grader or under a headset in the control tower, Howard Commander is still optimistic about local racing. He’s one of…
After promoting, by his estimate, something like 17,000 nights of racing at multiple tracks, winning the prestigious Auto Racing Promoter of the Year honor and spending untold hours on a grader or under a headset in the control tower, Howard Commander is still optimistic about local racing. He’s one of…
After promoting, by his estimate, something like 17,000 nights of racing at multiple tracks, winning the prestigious Auto Racing Promoter of the Year honor and spending untold hours on a grader or under a headset in the control tower, Howard Commander is still optimistic about local racing. He’s one of…
The name is justified because to get to Grandview Speedway, one must climb a pretty steep hill. Upon arrival, one looks out at the rolling, verdant landscape of eastern Pennsylvania.
If you hailed from the Mid-Atlantic states — really, anywhere but central Pennsylvania — and you became a fan of sprint car racing, the chances are it came from watching the 360 winged cars of the United Racing Club.
