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Awesome cars, awesome track

Man Barnes can’t catch a break… rooting for him! It’ll come together!

Great! I cannot travel any more - much appreciated!

Tough break for Barnes/Syrell, car fast on rails.

Tough break for the 1st and 2nd finishers from Twin #1. Two solid runs for Gosek, still a threat for Classic 200 laps!

First win always special, and he held off a top runner to do it!

These 350 Supers are what the SBS cars should have been 20+ years ago. Great field of Big Block Supers for the Retro night, hope for many more for Classic.

When i was a little kid, and this would be around the late 60s and i was somewhere around 7 or 8yrs old, i got to ride in the pace car. the 3 things i remember most is looking at all the race cars following us [pace car was a convertible], the driver telling me to get my feet off the seat [i was up on my knees] and running back across the track [turn 1?] back to the stands. the only car/driver i can remember is the 8-ball and being a kid i called him "champagne" like the drink. if i had to guess at the time, i think my dad knew a guy that ran a gas station or something similar that raced there and we either lived in Lowville or Watertown cuz my dad at different times had jobs in those places. or could even be New Mexico, NY. Now im a motorsports photographer out west.

The fact we had the wing but never used it is crazy

More like the steel scrap pile! Pfffft!😂

My nephew's first win. Wish I could have been there for it

Kalamazoo native I went to Oswego to see my local favorites, Bennett, both Johncocks, Ward, Paul and others race. I wasn't disappointed and have been back a couple of times since. Today's supers DNA goes through SW Michigan: Kalamazoo Speedway, Galesburg Speedway, Berlin, Jackson and Hartford Speedways all hosted SM races weekly back in the sixties. Today it's all about Oswego, The Home of Super Modifieds! I count myself fortunate to have experienced The Steel Palace.

The good ole days when you and a few buddies who lived racing could build a car in your garage make adjustments as season went on and go from not competitive to super competitive even winning races but it like every other semi large category the most money wins now plain and simple

GREAT VIDEO = HIT THE NOODLE BIN BIG TIME WITH / HOFFMAN HOTS/ MENTION = MANY MEMORIES ALSO HOW ABOUT YEAR THEY RAN WED NIGHTS

That was an epic performance by gruel

Great commentator

Got me a bunch of 70s Gaters.

Very nice video. Always routed for jimmy winks. No pics of the solvay auto 04 though. Always liked the Doug Duncan machine. Excellent video

Wtf Otto lol.. Just the week before that, wasn't it Danzer who claimed, a monkey could drive your car to victory lane... Not really sure exactly what he was insinuating by that statement... I mean, was it an accusation of some sort... Or was he complimenting Otto, and his Crew for building a team that was several levels above everyone else.. And if I can throw in my own opinion.. I believe Otto behind the wheel, was the seal in the deal... That man could not only drive, he could race... He could get distracted tho... Especially when other people that could drive and race, got in Ottos other cars... Otto got passed, and then Otto got pissed... So fun to watch his personality... Race wise I mean... I hope he comes back

The old 8 ball with Jim was a legend there. Since he got killed there I’ve gone maybe 10 times. Hard to go back there after we lost him

These jokes are not Supermodifieds.

Still going strong in 2022 driving the Colloca 41.

I'm a fan of the mid 80s supers with the big wing on top.

Great footage. Great palace. Great family.

I own his racing go kart him and my grandpa are friends

Never forget camden won a heat race that night. Stinks that his feature race ended early.

My grandfather and uncle, Ernie and Bob June, had cars running there for decades up through the mid 90's, car 59. These aren't the same at all. Kinda sad to see them all look the same now. They all used to have a custom look. My grandfather had one of the first rear engine supers to run there. I remember Jimmy Shampine dominating for years...

I don't understand why so many rules changes were made. Fastest design should win. Period.

Only one worse is the drug dealers stepson tyler thompson

I absolutely love these cars whether it's at Oswego or lancaster or Sandusky wings or no wings

My dad was friends with the Shampines and pat abold, i got to see some of the coolest stuff as a kid.

Incredible.

Get a indy ride

Please come to new smyrna speedway in central Florida during speedweeks, yall are killin me I miss yall

Love watching this video, George Kent #1 !

That’s weird, when the fire persons got there and first used the extinguisher, it actually started a raging fire

The shoe

Baldy lol

I always set my car up with just a little tad of push, If it's pushing off the corner the tail is hooked up. I ran a little more rear brake that most did, that helped it to rotate in the middle of the corner. If it rotated too much, all I had to do was overcome the rear brake with some power.

This is an excellent recap and it's really hitting the spot here in Sept 2020. I miss the Steel Palace, thanks for posting.

Love them SUPERS

Fuel ⛽️ guy be like 😫

Man i miss da supers, in Florida now

Nice ride

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Another racing genre ruined by arthritic and constrictive rules, really rear engines are too much for some luddites. Auto racing is too dominated by powerful manufacturers that want to maximize the longevity of their plants and avoid retooling.

Gosek, Abold, Bellinger, McKnight, Shampine; great list of names in a multigenerational race.