No Nat Event at St Louis?

Carl Juliano · 08-30-2010, 10:10 PM

Yes, Dover owns Memphis as well. That place is abandoned, sitting there all intact. I heard the selling price is 6 million. If it was a profitable venture, someone would have snatched it up for that price.These giant facilities have huge operating expenses, and although you may think the car counts are good in the weekly programs,it is still not enough income to make a sizeable profit. A smaller div/bracket type track has a better chance of surviving than these giant motorplexes. Im sure the economic situation in Madison Ill, and Memphis Tenn have alot to do with this as well. Hate to see this stuff happen.

08-30-2010, 10:10 PM	#4
Carl Juliano Member Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Queens, NYC Posts: 294 Likes: 234 Liked 64 Times in 25 Posts	Re: No Nat Event at St Louis? Yes, Dover owns Memphis as well. That place is abandoned, sitting there all intact. I heard the selling price is 6 million. If it was a profitable venture, someone would have snatched it up for that price.These giant facilities have huge operating expenses, and although you may think the car counts are good in the weekly programs,it is still not enough income to make a sizeable profit. A smaller div/bracket type track has a better chance of surviving than these giant motorplexes. Im sure the economic situation in Madison Ill, and Memphis Tenn have alot to do with this as well. Hate to see this stuff happen. __________________ Carl Juliano TS 1275 John Juliano SG 151 Carl Sr.