[RBL56]

Kris was also a racer but it was in the water. He was a swimmer at the University of Texas and former head Swimming coach at Indiana University. Good Luck Kris!

[cecil98]

bigger isn't always better.....example....Lawrenceburg

[treecitytornado]

I didn't think so either at first, but now I like it much better, especially as a driver.

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how many 1/4 mi bull rings does one state need?

[addictedtodirt]

If it aint broke, don't fix it

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[TQ29m]

Originally Posted by barny oldfeller how many 1/4 mi bull rings does one state need?

As far as I know, there is no limit, so I'd say as many as it can get, there are no "identical" 1/4 mile tracks on this earth, that I know of, so they are all good, just some better than others. The more the merrier! Bob

[Rpracing1]

Originally Posted by barny oldfeller how many 1/4 mi bull rings does one state need?

I would shoot for 100......Make it a good round number if you ask.

[cecil98]

Originally Posted by treecitytornado I didn't think so either at first, but now I like it much better, especially as a driver. Posted via Mobile Device

The track is big and very fast....and it has really hurt the car counts for regular shows

[Don 65s]

Originally Posted by addictedtodirt If it aint broke, don't fix it Posted via Mobile Device

Id like to see a drivers points fund like Bloomington had for so many years. I know Track Promoters thinks its not a big deal. Maybe its not. But if you want cars at the track each week $$ gives a guy more drive to make it happen.

[fish]

Originally Posted by Rpracing1 I would shoot for 100......Make it a good round number if you ask.

I like your thinking.

My personal view is that the bullrings (combined with non-wing sprints) are what make the racing in Indiana the best.