I did what I know of the 3 states I raced in growing up.
Pennsylvania
Maryland
New Jersey

Maybe peeps can add to what I wrote about those 3 states or start threads for their own states etc.
I didn't list tracks from old Sanctioning papers BTW. Many tracks listed in the Sanctions Track Lists, never even existed.

http://www.bmxmuseum.com/mb/index.php

[ June 05, 2005, 07:18 AM: Message edited by: Racer ]

Racer,

I just added one to both MD and PA for Ya!

Walter

Man I couldnt have listed every track already... could I have?

These are the tracks I raced at in NJ from '80-'84.

Howell (NBL)
Lawrenceville (NBL)
Flemington (NBL)

Braddock (ABA)
JC Armory (ABA)
West Milford (Lake Melody) (ABA)
Toms River? (indoor) (ABA)
Deptford (ABA)
Vineland (ABA)
Egg Harbor (ABA)

Oakland (WWBA)
Englishtown (WWBA)
Vernon Valley one Time "National" '82 (WWBA)
Wayne (indoor tennis courts) (NBA)
Pequannock (NBA)

[ June 16, 2005, 10:36 AM: Message edited by: Brad Dalbec ]

Toms River i think was the Red Pony Indoor track (in a barn) in Lakewood? Englishtown WWBA (Never raced wwba). Was that the end of the NBMXA? Did it change names to World Wide BMX Assoc at the end, or were they totally different?
If different were was the wwba located and anyone know the name of their publication? Did they have one?

Wow the New Jersey track history shows 22 tracks! And i know im missing at least one in south jersey that was aba i think. I was living out west then. and one aba nor jersey track and probalby some others still.

Thanks Walter and Brad for the latest track additions.

[ June 17, 2005, 12:41 AM: Message edited by: Racer ]

Island Dragway in Great meadows(wwba)

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Englishtown WWBA (Never raced wwba). Was that the end of the NBMXA? Did it change names to World Wide BMX Assoc at the end, or were they totally different?

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The WWBA evolved out of the NBA around late '80. Oakland and Englishtown were the only tracks in NJ when the NBA changed over to the WWBA that 1st year. It wasn't very big... there were only a handful of tracks in the country. It believe it was run out of NJ, but it did have ties to Ernie Alexander, who was a promoter from Ca.

From '82 on I was racing mainly NBL nationals and locally at Braddock, JC Armory (in the winter) and Howell.