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Beginning in 1920, motor cars raced around the Beverly Hills Speedway, located on the south side of Wilshire between Santa Monica Boulevard and Rexford Drive. Built out of wooden 2-by-4s, the one-mile track ranked among the top speedways in the United States before it was torn down in 1924.
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Posts by ESPNCommentary editor Matthew Friedrichs. A mixture of what is posted to the ESPN.com page and what catches my eye.
