What do the fan's want.

[JAMES CONRAD]

  I wouldn't bet on too many operators taking notes. So far I haven't seen a lot of new things being tried at our local tracks. I had hoped for a Late Model series amongst the southern Ontario tracks, but that doesn't look like it going to happen. A race track season can get tired real fast if its the same thing week in a week out. With all the competition for our entertainment dollar, things need to be fresh. Long gone are the days where I'm a regular at any one speedway. Maybe it's going to take a track to close to get owners to pay attention to the fans. We pay good money and should be treated with respect.

[Jason Katerberg]

They can't even get the fundamentals right, much less sidewalks.

[Brian Powell]

They can't even get the fundamentals right, much less sidewalks.

Things were real nice years ago when they only had one class, high tech has changed a lot of things it gets confusing. What ever happened to speed ?? LOL

[JAMES CONRAD]

  It seems to me, that most of us are not to enamored with the way tracks are being run and the way fans seem to be taken for granted. I really don't like going to a track and going away thinking what the heck were they doing. Any program that takes more than 3 hours [except maybe a special or long distance race] is just wrong. We as fans can complain about car counts; but haven't got any control over the situation. That is a track owners job. This year I'm going to be more selective as to where my race dollar goes. I'll pay attention to what is said here to get a feel as to what is worth going to. I truly hope this year doesn't turn into a dud like last year. I hope you fans out there are vocal with your comments, positive and negative, as to what goes on at the local tracks through-out the season.  And by the way, whats happening at Cayuga Speedway?  Remember: without no audience, there ain't no show.