SYRACUSE SPEEDWAY WORLD OF OUTLAWS 1984 YES 42 YEARS AGO

The 1984 World of Outlaws "Supernationals 100" at Syracuse Speedway was not nationally televised on a major network, but its television coverage was primarily syndicated through local and regional sports networks or The Nashville Network (TNN), which later picked up many of the series' early broadcasts. The Syracuse Speedway, known as the Moody Mile, was a historic one-mile dirt oval at the New York State Fairgrounds, evolving from an 1826 horse track into a major dirt-track racing venue, hosting its first auto race in 1903 and becoming famous for big-block Modifieds and Super DIRT Week, until its final stock car race in 2015, marking the end of an era for Northeastern dirt racing THANKS TO SUPER DIRT WEEK ,,DIAMOND P SPORTS AND AMERICAN SPORT CAVELCADE FOR POSTING NASHVILLE NETWORK TNN