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Its pretty easy to reach a large mass of people when canceling a race nowadays too. a simple post on any social media website and the word will spread. back in the day i remember calling the track and waitiing for a message on an answering machine to see if there was going to be a race or not...

Next thing you know they will cancel the summit indoors because of too much sunshine!

anybody hear anything on this? last i heard there havent been any meetings. also curious if they are taking any more members. tomorrow would be a good day to ride.

it has everthing to do with the other tracks. this thread started with,'if there was an indoor track larger than any other indoor currently open. . .' if everyone would have replied "no". this would not have made it past two pages.

the starting gate might be too wide to put in the center. now if you put it outside....

what about seperate quad classes for those who have twist throttles and and those who have thumb throttles? A,B and C classes respectively for each of course. on a serious note, i could see this topic being drug out until opening day. i would like to hear something about promoting the...

Kovatch, you are spot on. i actually fall into one of those categories. think you and i may know alot of the same riders. i will say it surprises me that more riders show up for a race than showing up for practice. Could it have something to do with the weekend? weekday practice might not be...

Hopefully something develops into an intermediate quad class. similar to the old blaster quad class. knew alot of guys who raced that class years ago and i dont think there was ever a class that replaced it. might be a good idea to have a class for that age 8 to16 group.

Interesting comment considering your OMA affiliate decided to not allow quad practice for the better part of this season.

John250 your opinion is spot on. It takes money to make money is some that people without money say. Also, Briarcliff seems to be the hype these days... I think I know why. (little to do with the actual track) what is the next step for this track? What are you trying to achieve? You can...

I think, at least for eastern ohio, we haven't seen anything yet. once grandma and grandpa farmer pass on the royalty money from mineral rights we are going to start to see multi purpose tracks popping up. i read somewhere that carroll county is now the wealthiest county in ohio. and there are...

The CRA is like the amish. the money goes into their circle and all you get is a year end plaque which may pr may not be hand crafted somewhere adjacent to the Sugarcreek area...

Great. we can start a thread of nothing but briarcliff tramp stamps. who is the photographer from that area. we need to get him in on this

I can. ive raced the summit indoors before. cant be much difference.

Imo, its guys like sellards, rife, mcdade etc. need to get on here and offer some input. their opinions would be greatly valued from a riders point of view. also, track owners should take better initiative to promote rider development rather than the moisture to dirt ratios.

In the context of the title of this thread. do not judge the talent of ohio riders by how many show up at lorettas. it takes more than talent to get there.

Just curious, what does it cost to turn on the lights for a typical race night?

So if you were pro, what kind of benefits would you expect other than discounts and free practices? My thoughts are the guys who normally make it to that level probably have their own track in their back yard.