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Old 04-16-2022, 07:19 PM
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x33, yeah a lot of tracks have been closing last few years...

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Byron is for sale

Luckly the owners of GLD are committed and have even spent money redoing the track recently with Kurt Johnson doing the work, which is awesome.
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Milan was also on the chopping block but has awesome new owners who are keeping it going.
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Sad to hear. Support'em if you can. They are nearly impossible to bring back once their gone.

Arizona's biggest issue is building these tracks on Indian Reservation land. Leasing the land is always a sketchy deal. It's not that they don't have enough participation for events. Ultimately it's up to the Indian Reservation whether they want to keep it going or not and most of us know what that means.
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Luckly the owners of GLD are committed and have even spent money redoing the track recently with Kurt Johnson doing the work, which is awesome.
THE Kurt Johnson of Pro Stock fame? If that's the case........that is cool!
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THE Kurt Johnson of Pro Stock fame? If that's the case........that is cool!
I don't know. Kurt used to be the track manager at Summit/Norwalk, now he travels around and advices/fixes drag strips.
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