Zero local Indiana tracks are streamed, so how is it killing local racing? Where as almost all of PA's local tracks are streamed and they're pumping money into the sport. I think a good example of how local racing should be handled is in North West Ohio. Fremont and Attica work together and have a robust sprint scene. It's not viewed as elite competition, but they have a solid group of locals that can hang with anyone. With the longstanding cooperation between tracks it's easier to put a car together and go race.