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The History of Adirondack Spdwy

The search for large adjoining plots of land was started in the winter of 1994. The preferred location was Lewis County, New York. Although the search was not an easy task, it proved fruitful with successful land purchases starting in 1995 and continuing through 1996. Seven separate plots of land, located on or around the Artz Road in New Bremen, New York were combined to soon compromise of the Adirondack International Speedway.

Logging operations were initiated in the summer of 1996 and approximately 100 acres of woodlands were harvested. In early 1997, the focus turned to the clearing of land, building of entrance roads, construction of buildings and assembling of bleachers. In addition, sand and gravel bases for the three oval tracks (0.25-mile, 0.5-mile, and .9-mile) and the 1.5-mile road course were placed. Track foundations were increased through 1998, 1999 and completed in 2000 with the completion of concrete retainer walls on the sloped turns (approximately 750,000 tons of sand & gravel were used in and around the track site with about 150,000 tires being in-cased in concrete to support turns 3 & 4 of .9-mile track).

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