Short track racing in New England?
What the heck is going with all of the local tracks in Maine, and New Hampshire? Lots of them are dropping touring divisions like crazy. The Oxford 250 will be run with different cars next year. Then there's the mess with Caanan. First they give a lease out, then renege on that. Personally, I have always felt that NASCAR doesn't belong a part of short track racing. Does anyone have any answers/input on this subject?
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I'm not sure what is going on up north, but the story isn't very different around the Carolinas. I don't think the problem is as bad, though. Some tracks keep adding and shutting down divisions every year or just changing the rules to make current cars obsolete. Not every track is this bad. I tried to go short track racing for a few years. I haven't given up, but I am drag racing now. If Nascar doesn't get it's act together, short track racing will get worse and worse. I can take my drag car anywhere in America and compete. Short track racing needs to go in that direction.I agree with ncjay08. What's needed is track to track equipment compatibility and season to season consistency. I live in New Brunswick, and our sportsman cars are different from just over the bridge in PEI. A guy from Maine or NB should be able to take his car south in the winter and race, but he's lucky if he can race at the track just down the road. In any case, I enjoy the PASS tour when it comes up my way.
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