Free Indy MGP Parking For Dummies: 2013

caferace said:
That would be cool.

I told him he should do a Qatar, and build a dirt oval on the golf course since it would interfere with the mile. :D

He is a HUGE MotoGP fan.

-jim
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There was a pretty good crowd yesterday for the Grand Am race, probably 50k. All those old traditions associated with this track are cool, but I like the direction management is going with making the place more fan friendly, more modern. I like your dirt oval idea, never cared for the golf course.
 
TakeItApart said:
Are you the dude who sits on the shoulder, with the turn signal on, completely motionless, looking over your right shoulder, hands in the air, pointing out the window, waiting for someone to let you merge? :Poke:

If so; I left right after the GP, walked across the street, got in my car, left the lot, made a left, then made a wrong turn, passed you twice, and still got on the highway in less than an hour. :D
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You didn't park in the infield, which is what this thread was started about. The infield is chaos after the race and there are only two lanes going out. It takes forever unless you happened to get a spot right near an exit lane.
 
XFBO said:
You're right. It's funny seeing you break it down that way, the same thing has been said about Pocono for years, their bread and butter are there two Nascar events and to hell with anyone else who doesn't like their place.
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Same reason we weren't welcomed back to Rockingham, we were more trouble than the money was worth to them (granted we couldn't have raced there much longer anyway so we weren't too upset about it).
 
Mongo said:
Same reason we weren't welcomed back to Rockingham, we were more trouble than the money was worth to them (granted we couldn't have raced there much longer anyway so we weren't too upset about it).
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Racing on that track (1982) scared me worse than Daytona. :eek:
 
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