A one mile dirt oval on the Lucas County/Fort Miami Fairgrounds in Toledo, Ohio; originally built as a horse race track. It was first used for auto racing only once in 1902. By 1918 Motor racing had returned and on a regular basis, In 1936 a quarter mile track was added and shared between Dog racing and Speedway. In 1941 a further 1/2 mile track was added with various forms of racing held on all the tracks up until the outbreak of World War II. After World War II and the lifting of the motorsports ban, Stock Car racing would become very popular on the 1/2 mile oval and open wheel cars on the two smaller tracks. NASCAR would race there in 1951 and 1952 on the 1/2 mile oval.
