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[Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] the clubhouse was constructed for the opening of the track in 1907. its primary purpose was to house the way bridge for racing cars changing rooms for drivers and office space for stewards and officials upstairs there was a drivers and club members dining room and a grandstand for the press with clear views across to the buy fleet side of the track when motor racing began in 1907 few rules existed so horse racing traditions were adapted this is why cars were weighed before each race and scrutineered in the paddock and why drivers wore coloured racing spocks similar to silks worn by jockeys cars were weighed on the way bridge by the clerk of the scales which helped to establish the cars handicap race number and position on the starting grid originally there was a gallery above from which club members could observe the proceedings the practice of weighing cars before a race was short-lived as were the colors when it was soon realized that t
