More than just a race track:

Cushing’s Speedway Park hosted a variety of events
  • Aerial photo depicting Cushing Speedway from 1938.
    Aerial photo depicting Cushing Speedway from 1938.
  • Harold L. Griffith, an automotive machinist at Tennis-Griffith Motor Company in Cushing.
    Harold L. Griffith, an automotive machinist at Tennis-Griffith Motor Company in Cushing.
    CUSHING - Hosting races since 1921, Cushing Speedway Park gained notoriety in the racing world but had its humble beginnings on a rectangular dirt track smack dab in the middle of town as we know it now.In 1921, a race track was made by scraping dirt streets in the area of Wilson and Moses at about the location where R.C. Jones’ new brick home would later be built at 945 East Moses. Th...

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