I completely disagree.

Message boards and social media just make it easier to expose the piss poor ones. Which I'm A-ok with. Personally I've stopped supporting most of the tracks in my state because none of them like to run a honest to goodness show. They are constantly undercutting the drivers and the fans and I'm not going to spend the money I bust my keyster working for on these clowns. I'd rather travel a couple times a month and hit the Kokomo, Fairbury, Putnamville, Lawrenceburg, Brush Creek, and other I'm sure I've left out.

Folks say well, if you don't support your local tracks you won't have any. Personally I'm okay with that. What am I going to miss out on? A dustbowl racing surface, 5-7 classes of racing, a cut payout? Good riddance.

I leave with this message to promoters and track owners: Do your job and the rest will take care of yourself.

If you're not sure what your lacking go sit in your grand stand. There are going to be a thousand other "promoters" sitting around you. They are your best friends and your worst nightmare. Bring some thick skin, objectivity, and a note pad.