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http://www.cbc.ca/sports/story/2012/...ationwide.html
Too bad... it was a great race. Very entertaining.
"The idea of driving for points goes against the whole point of racing. If you're not trying to win at all costs, what on earth are you doing there?" - Sir Stirling Moss
I agree. I always enjoyed watching that race.
Always a race I looked forward to watching. That's too bad.
Brad Keselowski, 2012 Wins: Food City 500, Aaron's 499, Quaker State 400, Geico 400, AAA 400
Circuit of the Americas, anyone?
630 posts on the old boards, starting fresh with the new one!
Will that open up Indy Car?
IndyCar's already set for 2013. But that is a market they would like to get back into, and would love to replace the Canadian race they lost when Edmonton didn't re-up.
So where does Nationwide go? It would be a riot if it was a support race at the Grand Prix of America in NJ. Talk about a crash of two worlds, LOL. Never mind, these guys on a street course, that wouldn't be pretty.
Laguna Seca. Cleveland Grand Prix with Nationwide, Continental Tire, and new touring car series. Hey, a guy can dream, right?
R.I.P. Speedvision 1996-2001
Put out of its misery 2012
Octane went bankrupt, this is why they dropped Edmonton. They literally goaded NASCAR into leaving, so they wouldn't get sued by breaking the contract. Octane cannot afford it appears to hold these races. Formula 1 though is heavily subsidized by the government.
The press release I read said the NASCAR will fill the race slot in the calendar and prefers to explore markets where there isn't a current NASCAR race from one of the top 3 tours. I can see NASCAR going to Canadian Tire Motorsports Park (formerly Mosport).
they picked Ohio, too bad, sucks for us Canadians. So typical though!!!
One Bright side:no canadian races,no Jacques.
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