This shot of Hank Rogers, Jr., taking a victory lap in the Boyd #43 was taken -- where?
We know. Do you? Do you recognize the race track? If you do, or you just want to take a stab at it, submit your answer to us here. We'll update this post with the answer once someone gets it right.
Hints: This victory lap is for a heat race win, not a feature. The date was perhaps the only time the ATQMRA raced at this particular track. And through the years, this race track has had a few different names. We’ll accept any of those names as “correct.”
UPDATE: So far, no one has gotten it right! Well, one person has, but that person is Gary Mondschein, and since he gave us the photo we are disqualifying him. (Cheating? Unsportsmanlike conduct? Actions detrimental to NASCAR? We'll think of something.) So you still have a chance -- at what track was this photo taken? Even Ernie Saxton has a chance, he was present for this race and it's not Grandview! Contact us via the link in the text above.
UPDATE: Okay, we give up. Only Gary got it right, everyone else guessed the incorrect track, with the old paved Fort Dix Speedway/New Egypt Speedway getting more votes than any other. But the big clue is the absence of a guard rail in the photo. It's Albany-Saratoga Speedway, in Malta, New York. On the day this photo was taken there was a distinctive all-open-cockpit program at the upstate track: ATQMRA TQs, ARDC Midgets, and URC Sprints. Each division ran a 30-lap feature and there was not a single yellow flag in any of the three features! It was also the only time in history that the three Eastern open-cockpit clubs ran together on the same card.