Winston Speedway in Michigan
It usually takes rubber in hot laps

[Motormasher]

Bloomington Rules! They don't spend all night on the track with tractors just to have the exact same race track after all the work is done. But on the other hand you have to give Helfrich credit, he can beat a rain out when no one else can. :thumb

[Eagle14]

LINCOLN PARK.... Chili Bowl actually, but there are plenty of top notch tracks every weekend....hard to pick

[bigq11]

Bloomington Speedway!!! Absolutely great track prep, abundant lawn chair seating, starts on time, and you don't have to spend 30% of your evening watching the John Deere parade. Best around.:thumb:thumb

[SUPERDUKE]

Originally Posted by hogan6 Indianoplis????? Better than I thought you would do SUPERDUD

ARE YOU STILL A SHOE CLERK?

[international]

Although a stretch to call it a midwest track, I would also have to vote for Cedar Lake in WI. It gets tons of laps per year and somehow they manage to have 2 wide racing in the A mains almost every night they run.

bloomington hands down

[miledirt]

There are some things that could be better at Tri State, but as far as track prep and keeping a smooth running show...there's none better than Haubstadt

[petey]

Originally Posted by jerseysprintnut Petey, are you gonna be at the (T.S.) Indy sprint week show? Jersey

Jim: Will try to be there as well as B-town the night before.

[Dyno Don]

Originally Posted by bigq11 Bloomington Speedway!!! Absolutely great track prep, abundant lawn chair seating, starts on time, and you don't have to spend 30% of your evening watching the John Deere parade. Best around.:thumb:thumb

It is nice to know that I am not the only one that feels that way about Tri-State.

Last year for ISW the Deeres spent more time on the track than the Sprintcars did. I will not go back for that very reason.

And the year before they had a good track, but still felt impelled to do something to it. And they did, turned it into a dust bowl.