> Where is it written that Nationals must held on concrete?? While Marcus
> can apparently find enough concrete to be at a dis-advantage on pavement
> (we will beat you up later Marcus) the rest of us slobs run on pavement
all
> year, Peru excepting.
>
It isn't a rule - but last time we had this discussion I got slammed for
mentioning that it would probably economically feasable to overlay the
course areas in Topeka with good ractrack quality asphalt as opposed to
paving 30 acres of cornfield with concrete at $10/ sq. ft.......
Myself, either way wouldn't bother me....
Dave
> > All these discussions about Nationals sites again miss one minor
> > > point.....how many concrete sites are there in the country that can
> handle
> > > the event? Pick whatever city you want but most don't have such large
> > > expanses of concrete sitting around doing nothing that they are
willing
> to
> > > rent out for 1 week a year.....
> > >
> > > I know Texas has a site that is big enough, but isn't it asphalt?
> > > Peru is great, but where would the other 900 cars paddock? Where
would
> > the
> > > second course go?
>
> Patrick Washburn
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> Wausau, WI
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