767 (Offline)
#41
12/17/08 1:36 PM
i would say the 65% crowds was pretty accurate. It was like going to a regular race, pick out your spot with plenty of room to put your coats on the seat or seats next to you. Ok to get something moveing I think there needs to be a partnership between promoters. Maybe get the lucus oil dirt cars in there for a night then sprints and midgets for a night, or maybe all three together. You can make infield pitting safe. I will let you guys know about the rest of the pitting in Jan. I am promoteing 2 events that will run during the monster jam.
Hate me for saying it but i think we need the tin tops to bring in fans. Trust me they will bring in the fans
Drew (Offline)
#45
12/17/08 2:48 PM
I don't believe racing is on the agenda for Lucas Oil Stadium. One of my first observations upon attending a Colts game last month was.......there's no tunnel. There are narrow player tunnels for locker room access, but that's it. They MIGHT be able to squeeze a midget through them, but nothing larger.
Shawn (Offline)
#46
12/17/08 3:24 PM
I can totally understand that they Silverdome area might be a little suspect. I can't confirm as I've never been to Detroit.
I would agree that 65% of the lower half at the RCA Dome was full of spectators. That might be a little on the high side, but not much. The Rumble In The Dome was a fun event for many years, but that slowly faded away. I remember some very nasty weather in our trips to that race.
I don't see anything changing with Lucas Oil Stadium. They will have the same events that the RCA Dome had, I'd guess. Monster Jam and AMA Supercross both bring in huge crowds and have done this for quite awhile.
I'm with you, Broc. It's nice to dream! :thumb