'PETER WHITE'S SPEEDWAY WORLD' is a monthly speedway newspaper published in Sydney, Australia.

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- Jason Crump Holds 14 Point Lead In World Championship

- Crashes Cost Queensland In Solo Matches

- 2009 Hall of Fame Inductees

- UK Solo & Sidecar News

- USA Speedcar & Sprintcar News

- Race Results From Around Australia

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What's On Around Australia for July2009

IMPORTANT NOTE: All dates and attractions should be checked with the staging venues as this publication accepts no responsibility for the accuracy of the details herein. All dates and fixtures are subject to change without notice.

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EVENT PREVIEWS & NEWS EXTRA:

Combined Vintage Speedway Picnic Day - posted 27th May, 2009

Story by Peter White

The four major Vintage Speedway Associations in NSW will come together on Sunday 6th December 2009, on the spacious grounds of The Museum of Fire, 1 Museum Rd, Penrith NSW, for their annual Combined Vintage Speedway Picnic Day.

The static display will contain all major sections of restored race cars and bikes which took part in Speedway racing in what is now referred to as The Golden Era of Speedway, the 1960s and 1970s.

Speedway Bikes and Sidecars, featuring the famous J.A.P. & JAWA engined bikes, the famous and very rare Vincent HRD outfit, vintage Compacts, sometimes referred to as TQs, will be on show along with some of the more well known vintage and classic Speedcars, also known as Midgets, which raced at the Sydney Showground and Westmead Speedways in that era.

To compliment these machines, vintage Super Modifieds will also take their place in the line up. The Super Modifieds were the forerunner to the modern Sprintcar.

The display is set up around 8.30 am and runs through to approx. 3 pm.

All facilities are available, it’s a great family day out, so come along and meet the owners and some of the Speedway riders and drivers who actually raced some of these machines.

There is no admission charge for the Speedway display.

The Museum of Fire is open for inspection on the day as usual and proceeds from the admission charge to the Museum go to charity, so please support this good cause.

For Speedway display enquiries:

Brian Darby Ph. 02 9772 1058 or email on bdarby@bigpond.com