left of RIR except for memorabilia from the racetrack. The old Administration Building remained until 2005, when it was torn down to make way for a complex of townhouses. Numerous streets in the neighborhood to the east of the Moreno Valley Mall off Frederick Street are named after racers that raced at Riverside, such as Yarborough Drive, Gurney Place, Donohue Court, Surtees Court, Brabham Street, Andretti Street and Penske Street. When Riverside closed in 1989, it followed in the footsteps of Ontario Motor Speedway (in nearby Ontario), which closed in 1980, and was followed by Ascot Park in Gardena in 1991. In the 1990s, two new circuits opened: Auto Club Speedway in nearby Fontana in 1997, and Toyota Speedway at Irwindale (now the Irwindale Event Center) in 1999 and is in danger of meeting the same fate as Riverside. Both tracks, like Riverside, have been used for filming. In 2003, the remainder of the old Riverside International Raceway was torn up. The sign that was at State Route 60 and Day Street was removed to make way for both a Lowe's warehouse and a new pair of on/off ramps and Turn 9 of the old track is now home to houses. In 2003, plans were announced to build a road course with a similar design to the famed Riverside layout in Merced, California. The track would have been known as the Riverside Motorsports Park, but the project was abandoned in 2009. Race lap records The fastest official all-time track record set during a race weekend is 1:10.050, set by Elliot Forbes-Robinson in a Nissan GTP ZX-T during qualifying for the 1987 Los Angeles Times Grand Prix. The fastest official race lap records at Riverside International Raceway for different classes are listed as: Fatalities at Riverside From September 21, 1957, to July 2, 1989, 21 people died (19 drivers, 1 spectator and 1 pit crew member) in the track's 31-year history: John Lawrence (Sept. 21, 1957) Pedro van Dory (April 3, 1960) Bruce Johnston (Aug. 21, 1961) Pete Hessler (March 11, 1962) Pat Pigott (Oct. 14, 1962) Stuart Dane (Feb. 2, 1963) Joe Weatherly (Jan. 19, 1964) George Koehne Jr. (Oct. 11, 1964) Jim Ladd (Nov. 15, 1964) Ronald Pickle (spectator) (Jan. 17, 1965) Ken Miles (Aug. 17, 1966) Billy Foster (Jan. 20, 1967) Vic Tandy (Jan. 27, 1968) Mel Andrus (April 25, 1971) Bill Spencer (Jan. 18, 1975) Lynwood "Sonny"