Isn't that KISS?

PA now runs two Speed Weeks; the original and the Keystone Cup. I'm sure the Indiana tracks could support two.

PA also runs Tuesday through Sunday. The original plan was that every track ran on a night on which they did not normally run sprints. Then, they would run a non-sprint show on their regular night. That way, they got two nights of racing in that week. Somehow, over the years, it has slipped to the point where most of the races at the sprint-racing tracks are on their usual nights. They must have found that works better. Or (my guess), they are not good promoters and would rather just run their regular show at a higher price with a higher purse.