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The last three years have been a great lesson in how to use every available resource to achieve the least possible benefit.
Seems fitting that the race will be run today (and it will be a "one and done") in NH, touted as the next big incursion into the northeast market.
A bunch of guys running around in very small circles with very few people paying attention. This series is in worse shape than it was at Richmond 2008 and has demonstrated no ability to institute any positive changes: technical variety, marketing, broadcasting, or viable budget structure for participants.
By the way, Pink: Thanks to your original assistance, I was able to meet Andreas Erikkson at a Rallycar event in New Jersey last November. He was very interested, and stated that his company had the capabilities for the task.
Ford Racing acknowledged the viability of the concept but had no interest in participating in IndyCar. So much for that idea, and any other which would produce the best results from utilizing existing resources.
The guys running in small circles in front of empty grandstands are getting exactly what they have earned.
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