without anyone getting there nutz in a uproar. it's just a conversation...
I see Sharon and PPMS have both released there 2018 schedules. I think this just about put the end to someone coming in to buy Mercer, or if someone did they surely wouldn't have sprint cars. The mini series plus extra pay shows are what guys will be shooting for next year. The all-stars have i believe 2 to 3 shows scheduled both facilities. A concern i see is Lernerville only booking 1 all star show and no news on what mite be in place for 2018 schedules for the sprint car guys. Many are going toward racing 1 night a week anymore and with the saturday shows paying a much better purse. Where does this leave Lernerville ? I hope there not really putting hopes of the new spec sprint car taking there place. It makes no sense as to why Altman didn't try to lease the place ? At least he would have had a income coming in, I heard there was interest but he rejected it. Sharon and PPMS jumping in and releasing there news i think will also have a direct effect on friday night. I went to Screven friday night to watch what i thought was SLM and crates, i really need to read the ad, SLM saturday only. The crates had 30 cars and the racing was very good. But, there was 15 people, 15, sitting in the stands. I just don't get it. In my opinion they will never be expected to draw fans. The 4 cyl were on the card also and the little b-tards were everywhere. Boy, the track at this place is excellent, so that's surely not the reason people stay away. My only point being, why is Lernerville not doing anything to make guys want to come there on a Friday ? Work commitments for teams to get there is tuff enough. Yet I don't see any positives coming out that will keep them there. Tomson's are business people first and foremost and personally I don't like the direction there moving in. Maybe after the schedule is released it will look brighter. Does anyone know of what direction Tri-City is going in next year ? There was very little information released in 2017.