They have almost 2 months to lay a track in; it doesn't take that long to put down the track in Tulsa, and there's no way they could touch that real estate until after the 500. They barely have the trash picked up. I don't see any reason for the doom & gloom.
On a side note, I walked up to Doug Boles at Montpelier, shook his hand and said "Heck of a show Sunday." He replied "Thanks, but this is way more fun for me." Seems like a heck of a guy, who understands the grassroots part of the sport. I didn't ask him anything about the Sprint Week deal, figured I'd let him just enjoy his evening at the track in a T-shirt and bluejeans but if anybody can put something like this together I'd put my money on him.