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This reminds me of when I started racing in 1972. In NC from 1972 -75 I could go to a race, pay $3 at the gate (included my entry fee), ride my two races and if I won my class (which I usually always got top three) I would make $20, 2nd $15 and 3rd $10. Gas was 49 cents. It was amazing back then. I really miss those days.

The first race I ever attended.

Same track. Only this time it's me in 1974.

I think John Finkeldey is worthy of being on that list too. 8th overall in '82 and '83 500 National Series before injury ended his pro career.

No John Dowd on the list ??

He was on a stock engine last year too! Hope he gets some motor work done for this year!

Can I nominate Steve Burdette for the list? National #'s 36, 40, 41 and 74. He was wicked fast also!

I've been working with the Legends and Heroes for many years now, and it's always awesome to see people light up when they see a bike from their past and relive the memories.

The Legends and Heroes of Motocross , along with The Wick 338 and MX Sports Pro Racing, has announced a commemorative Legends and Heroes of The Wick 338 gathering to coincide with 50 years of Pro Motocross Championship racing at Western Massachusetts' famed sand track. The special occasion will take place during the 45th running of the Crestview Construction Southwick National , this Saturday, July 11th. The Southwick National carries a long and storied tradition of local racers delivering legendary performances, a byproduct of the most unique and challenging racing surface in American motocross. The ever-changing sand carries a celebrated...

In the late 70's Jimmy Meenan, Spencer Morrison and Jojo Keller were Nesc gods. I see Jimmy and Jojo on the list but not Spencer?

Legends and Heroes of Motocross The Wick 338 Reunion Date: Saturday, July 11 Time: 11:15 a.m. ET Location: Legends and Heroes of Motocross display (behind American Legion Post 338) Fans, families, and friends are invited to join the New England racing icons, who will gather for an autograph signing and some nostalgic bench racing. To honor the occasion, the Legends and Heroes have produced a special commemorative poster featuring many of the riders that can be purchased and signed. Invited Athletes: Mike Guerra / Bolton, CT – Southwick National Grand Marshal Graham Barber / Lexington, MA Pat Barton / South...

Well it looks like Tony Lorusso age 54 will make another attempt at setting the record for oldest national qualifier. Last year he missed it by one place in the LCQ.He probably has completed 1,000,000 laps at MX-338. Would be interesting to find out.