Just heard about this today like everybody else. The Institution of Higher Education that I work at has to be involved in some way - the logistics just don't work out otherwise, considering we share alot of space in the business district and have tight alliances with AT&T Stadium and Globe Life Field. GLF hosts all our commencements and we get steeply discounted Rangers tickets. Our parking lots are also sometimes rented out to the venues if both are active on the same weekend.
With that said, the Entertainment District was built out very smartly. Unlike other street courses, the ED has it's own infrastructure that doesn't directly impact the nearby arteries (Collins St, Interstate 30, Division Street, and Highway 360).
You also have the GM Assembly Plant right next to the Entertainment district, so I'm sure some GM execs like this.
This is my anticipation of the track route. It's a little longer than stated, so maybe they go straight up Stadium Drive rather than adding a chicane with Chapman Cutoff.
Either way, it should be a fun outcome.
With that said, the Entertainment District was built out very smartly. Unlike other street courses, the ED has it's own infrastructure that doesn't directly impact the nearby arteries (Collins St, Interstate 30, Division Street, and Highway 360).
You also have the GM Assembly Plant right next to the Entertainment district, so I'm sure some GM execs like this.
This is my anticipation of the track route. It's a little longer than stated, so maybe they go straight up Stadium Drive rather than adding a chicane with Chapman Cutoff.
Either way, it should be a fun outcome.