Classic cars and racing history in Thompson, Connecticut
In 2007, Classic Chronicle explored Thompson, Connecticut, a small-town corner of New England known for its racing history, scenic roads and vintage cars Thompson, Connecticut, is known for its rich history and speed, located in the northeast corner of the state. The Thompson Speedway, one of the oldest paved racetracks in the nation, has been running since 1940 and became known as the “Indianapolis of the East” after a hurricane of 1938. The Hoenig family added the Raceway Golf Club in 1947. After a lull in racing in the late 1990s, the Hoenigs revived the road course in 2013, modernizing it while preserving its historic charm. Additionally, Thompson is home to Classic Country Drives, a business dedicated to vintage cars driven by Sam and Nicole Booth.
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Tucked in Connecticut’s scenic northeast corner, Thompson offers a rare mix of history, speed and small-town beauty where Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut meet.
Known as the state’s “Quiet... [1386 symbols]
