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The Oakland Speedway was the first motor racing track near Oakland, California, a one-mile, banked dirt oval track built in 1931, which operated throughout the Great Depression and postwar years. The track featured AAA National Championship races with Indy cars and drivers from 1931 until 1936, when the AAA pulled out of the West Coast. Thereafter the track still featured racing by members of the Bay Cities Racing Association, in roadsters and motorcycles, as well as Big Cars, stock cars, and midgets. It was known as the "fastest dirt track in the Nation".

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rdfs:comment	The Oakland Speedway was the first motor racing track near Oakland, California, a one-mile, banked dirt oval track built in 1931, which operated throughout the Great Depression and postwar years. The track featured AAA National Championship races with Indy cars and drivers from 1931 until 1936, when the AAA pulled out of the West Coast. Thereafter the track still featured racing by members of the Bay Cities Racing Association, in roadsters and motorcycles, as well as Big Cars, stock cars, and midgets. It was known as the "fastest dirt track in the Nation". (en)
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has abstract	The Oakland Speedway was the first motor racing track near Oakland, California, a one-mile, banked dirt oval track built in 1931, which operated throughout the Great Depression and postwar years. The track featured AAA National Championship races with Indy cars and drivers from 1931 until 1936, when the AAA pulled out of the West Coast. Thereafter the track still featured racing by members of the Bay Cities Racing Association, in roadsters and motorcycles, as well as Big Cars, stock cars, and midgets. It was known as the "fastest dirt track in the Nation". (en)
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is Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage of	Bay Darnell Bill Amick Bill Rexford Bob Carey (racing driver) Bob Flock Bob Sweikert Julian Buesink List of NASCAR tracks List of driver deaths in motorsport 1932 AAA Championship Car season Cotton Hodges Cotton Owens Gene Tapia Elmo Langley Frank Luptow Frank Mundy Glen Wood Glenn Dunaway Gober Sosebee 1936 AAA Championship Car season Lee Petty Leon Sales Francis Quinn (racing driver) Harris Insinger Lester Spangler 1954 NASCAR Grand National Series Buck Baker Tim Flock ARCA Menards Series West Al Gordon (racing driver) Curtis Turner Fireball Roberts Fonty Flock Harold Kite Herb Thomas Hershel McGriff Jack Smith (American racing driver, born 1924) Jim Paschal Jimmy Florian Joe Weatherly Junior Johnson Dick Rathmann Marshall Teague (racing driver) Marvin Burke

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