Yes, the Rochester War Memorial (now Blue Cross Arena) was a significant venue for indoor midget and TQ midget auto racing, especially in the post-WWII era, featuring 1/10th mile board tracks that drew large crowds and even attracted national attention with broadcasts on shows like Wide World of Sports in the 1960s. Promoters like Jim Vollertsen organized these popular events, showcasing thrilling indoor short-track action with small, nimble cars.