newDVD release

The new DVD on AIRPS was shown today at a preshowing at Augusta Diamond Lakes Memorial Center.It is a really interesting movie of racing from its beginning to the final end at the facility.The DVD will be available for purchase later this month. Below is the cover of movie scanned to give you a little heads up on whats in it.

updated by @johnny-mallonee: 12/05/16 04:08:38PM

Thanks to call the AIRPS members who worked to host the premiere. We so appreciate Racers Reunion .com for attending. and supporting our event. Most of All I would like to thank Ken Moore of Ken Moore Productions and his staff for a job well done. Also we thank all those who attended the showing of a video of the worlds largest racing facility that closed some 40 years ago. Hope to see ya soon Harvey

Thank you so much Johnny and Tim and everyone who came, you guys at Racer's Reunion are first class!!!! Saturday was an amazing day for all of us with Ken Moore Productions and AIRPS but for me personally it was so much more. This DVD, this was my first experience in emersing myself in a subject I really knew nothing about, the Speedway was closed before I was born. Through all the research, through all the interviews I learned so much about the heritage of Racing that took place right in my own back yard. When I wrote the screenplay I thought of every person I had spoken with especially Mrs. Rosemary Padgett who's family was so much a part of the history and all the many drivers. Once I wrote it I turned it over to Ken and went back home to Florida. Saturday I got to watch the faces of about 300 people, some I had thought of specifically while writing it but all I had written it hoping they would learn something or remember something or just relive some cherished moments. To see the faces was a very emotional experience and cemented my life as a writer. For a writer there is nothing more you can hope for than to take people somewhere so all I can say is thank you, from the bottom of my heart, thank you to all those who went on this journey with me.

Ya i just got done watching it i thought it was good it`s full of history when you look at what that track went throuh it`s a wonder it lasted as long as it did you talk about dedacated people just to keep that track going was something there is some great footage in there too. Thank`s Ken Moore.