If I get this new job at work, I will have to take time off to go to weekend races, but I get to go to Thursday Friday races. Excited to possibly see a new track next year (Bloomington) possibly and see Sprint week at LPS.
Originally Posted by terrehautian:
if i get this new job at work, i will have to take time off to go to weekend races, but i get to go to thursday friday races. Excited to possibly see a new track next year (bloomington) possibly and see sprint week at lps.
are you sure you wont have a roller coaster to ride or a picnic to go too
My first visit to LPS was in the late '90s while I was doing a trade show in Indy. One of my colleagues had a rental car and I talked him into driving over there. (He had never seen a sprint car race - and it was my first non-wing race) . It was a great show, and while I've only been back a couple of times since, it remains one of my favorite tracks. It deserves to be on the Sprint Week calendar, and I hope I can make it back for the event. Thanks to USAC and to Joe Spiker for adding it.
Originally Posted by cmakin:
Now that's just crazy talk. . . . .
(Being careful not to sound negative)
Well allow me to sound negative!!!!!.... This stinks!!!!!!!!!! Brownstown is more competitive than 5 of the other tracks .. including that thing that replaced it!!!!!!!! What gives??????.................... PS... This site wouldn't allow me to use the exact words i wanted.....
You sprint car fans that only go to Brownstown once a year have no room to talk. Brownstown gave you one bad experience out of the two times you've prolly been there. I only go there a handful of times a year, but they host more big dollar shows than nearly any other track in Indiana. I've seen great racing there and I've seen boring racing there, but I still enjoyed it all. I'm glad Lps got a sprint week date, but there is no reason to drop Brownstown, last I checked there was two open days in sprint week. And don't even say its too hard on the teams, if you think sprint weeks hard look up the ump summernationals.
