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on 18 March 2019 - 08:19 AM
I hear the rich racers and big teams will buy 20+ of them dyno'ing each one and picking which they want, then selling the rest. And what about those who put them on a machine to wear them out in a specific way making them work differently then those who cannot alter via use their speck shocks?
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on 27 February 2019 - 10:11 AM
Frankland perhaps??
If you have a concern what is ALLOWED, call RUSH office.
Seems the 'other' series sometimes takes a passive aggressive digs at RUSH in their press releases, but RUSH does not, lack of professionalism by the 'other'..... Just what I perceive.
YMMV.
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on 18 September 2018 - 01:55 AM
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on 29 June 2018 - 01:24 AM
Palees, I love racing and hate politics..... don't ruin this place with the latter.
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on 05 March 2018 - 07:51 PM
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on 28 August 2017 - 07:10 PM
No one should die or get hurt, watching or racing,
I'm all in for anything that makes the sport safer.
I can't stand when I hear someone says.... " at least he died doing what he loved" ...when a driver dies in competition.
NO ONE does this with the intent to die doing it!
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on 14 August 2017 - 02:39 PM
Racebook and racing don't mix well. Intentionally reckin someone is just bad stuff.
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on 25 July 2017 - 04:50 PM
Crooked lawyers?
Law is based on past precedence and "the law". I believe they had first right of refusal, and played that card....and laid down the $.
It has been for sale, where is/are/has been these buyers?
Buying a race track, to be a race track, is not a wise place to park your money with car counts low everywhere. Especially with the prior use of the land there.
Do you own a home? ALL structures/infrastructure require maintenance and are in constant need of repair, you prioritize them based on how they will affect the value and function.
I don't disagree there is plenty of work to be done, but it functions every week, bring 20 friends to the track, that bring 20 more each and it may change direction....and possibly field a car.
None of the owners are young, they are all ready to put their slippers on, and their retirement is invested in LAND, that just happens to be racetrack/s?, by choice. Be glad it's still really noisy every Saturday!
Your bashing of them buying it does nothing for the sport(or their/others attitude)!
"fear of somebody doing it better than they did?"
I HIGHLY doubt this is what drives them!
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on 25 July 2017 - 02:45 PM
The Mileys won't sell it to somebody who wants to keep it a racetrack. At least not for a reasonable price. Maybe they're afraid of being shown up by somebody who can make the place hugely successful? They ruined the last opportunity for the track to be renovated, now they should morally float reasonable offers to people who want to keep it a track, but that won't happen.
I'm sure they would like to see it stay a racetrack, they are a racing family more so than most for $$$$$$$$$$ invested. It's business, you don't make that kind of investment with your $ and sell it for a loss, you need to make a profit or at minimum get your initial $ back.
If someone wanted to take it on as a racetrack they would lay down the buck.
I don't think it is going to sell to anyone for a long time, the assumption of liability from prior use is the factor.
"Maybe they're afraid of being shown up by somebody who can make the place hugely successful?"
Who is this buyer and why have they not laid the money down????
Plain stupid TALK.
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........ask someone with GPS in their race car 
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