"Dude" wrote in message
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Here is what I want to know: When NASCAR once again becomes a poorly
attended sport that is no longer in fashion, what are they going to do
with
the facility? There are still tracks lying around from old race
organizations that are not exactly making money, and some of the ones that
are making money now were eyesores from the seventies to eighties that no
one wanted to own land near.

Maybe you should try to dig up some people that were around when having a
race track nearby was a bad thing. They could support your position.

When your losing, always spread FUD - Fear, Uncertainty, and Doubt



Dude,

Specifically which tracks?

IMO, there are tracks that are no longer used by the series that originally
made them famous but it's primarilly because they chose to not keep up with
safety and facilities.

There probably are as many (or more) airports which have closed for the same
reasons (as well as developmental encroachment, ignorant neighbors and
myopic politicians (there, back OT...))

Do a little Google-ing on the flap between NASCAR and the Texas Motor
Speedway or any of the other (probably half dozen or so...) tracks that want
a NASCAR date.

NASCAR isn't going away any time soon.

But, unfortunately, that doesn't mean anything to our pilot friends in the
NW.

Jay