I was wondering what everyone on here thought about USAC going to East Bay Raceway for 3 shows in February. With some of the teams cutting back, will many teams tow down from the Midwest? Plus the shows are on Monday-Wednesday so how many fans will turn out? Have any thoughts.....

we have been to eastbay the past 9 years.... racing either non-wing, wing, and or open wheel mods....... there is never a large crown during the week...... you have to remember it is there winter and usually cold.......

The Mon-Wed schedule gives me a little heartburn as far as going to watch.

Well I'm glad for it and plan on taking my new GRP 410 down to run. Hopefully we can have a good show for the snowbirds and convince Florida promotors to run more shows.
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I'm planning to go watch, but it looks like I'm going to be alone. I'll be happy to talk to anyone who might want to share a car and/or room. I'll even drive if anyone from New England wants to do that; we made that trip many times 30-odd years ago.

I think the car count should be pretty good with all the sprint shows scheduled around Daytona. Thinking of taking a week off and driving from Michigan with the family.

I'd go if it was other than Monday-Wednesday. Thursday -Saturday would be more appealing to me.


If you want to share a room with Dick Monahan,Allan, I can vouch that he doesnt snore anywhere near as bad as I do.

General Admission is $25 each night for fans and wonder why they can't draw a crowd. Yeah, I know it is winter and you are seeing racing but if any promoter in IN charged that much there would be a riot. Plus I am sure the the prelim nights are not paying a full purse.

You guys are just spoiled. The only time I ever see a race for less than $25 is in Indiana. $25 is the normal price for a reglular Saturday night show in Southern New England. New Smyrna will be charging $25 for its winter shows, and take a look at the prices at Volusia the same nights: http://www.volusiaspeedwaypark.net/i...=102&Itemid=79

I'm still undecided. Probably won't make up my mind until a few days before.

I'll wait and see how things shake out with probable entrants and the weather. If I get the feeling that there will be less than 20 cars, then I'll stay home and save my money for later in the year.

Oh, and I'm glad I don't live in Southern New England if that's the price of a regular weekend race.