I thought the same thing, keeping the front stretch and pit road those look unscathedNo sign of a short track except for the preservation of the part of the old track that is supposed to be part of the short track.
I’ve been to some awesome races at that place. It was a very unique track.NASCAR has sold 85% of the property, and they have no real comments about the future of the track, other than stating there's no timeline for anything. Reading between the lines, I would say they are shopping the last 90 acres they still own and hoping to sell for a premium. I sincerely doubt they rebuild another track here.
I love that place. It hurts. Really does.I’ve been to some awesome races at that place. It was a very unique track.
I’ve been to some awesome races at that place. It was a very unique track.
NASGREEDI love that place. It hurts. Really does.
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I'd agree with this. Unfortunately.NASCAR has sold 85% of the property, and they have no real comments about the future of the track, other than stating there's no timeline for anything. Reading between the lines, I would say they are shopping the last 90 acres they still own and hoping to sell for a premium. I sincerely doubt they rebuild another track here.
18 degrees of banking at Michigan....14 for Fontana. I hate that she's gone.Wasn’t it almost literally a clone of Michigan?
Wasn't that the **** man? Fontana was my first track. I was so excited to be at a NASCAR event, I was in tears. I turned on the scanner for first practice....and as I was trying to tune into MY Toyota drivers, I landed on Dale Jr.'s scan.....he was headed into Three on his first hot lap, and his brakes weren't right. He said, "Two hundred mile an hour corner entry wit no brakes is booo sheeeet." Just awesome.I saw 221 going into T1.
Saw Kurt going 217 into 3 on the bottom.
75 feet wide, many grooves. So many great races there.
Texas is built on the majestic Fort Worth skyline.Indianapolis. Charlotte is within a mile of multiple apartment complexes.
They keep crap tracks like Talldega and Daytona that provide junk pack racing and 20-car pileups and then they build warehouses on Auto Club Speedway.