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I don't know everything that went on but I have to say that I'm disappointed and very discusted. I understand that building a dragstrip is a big undetaking in this day and age. But I don't think this group made the most with the window of the opportunity that was open for them or even did what was required of them or had the resources to make this happen since at one point they had the city behind them which is always the biggest hurdle besides money. And what was up with a ground breaking for a track that was never to be?
I'll also blaime this fiasco on NHRA. They knew the importance of having a new Orange County style track in Southern California and they should have done everything necissary to make it happen. The Drag City folks needed some experienced help and possibly had to much pride to ask.
Of course, this wasn't the easiest group of promoters to work with either since they were reportably buying fancy motorcoaches and restoring an old Surfers dragster when they should have been dedicating every penny and once of energy to the track. I'm sure there will be plenty of derogatory comments on nitroland but this time I think it will be well earned.
There probably would be at that but nitroland is no more.
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There probably would be at that but nitroland is no more.
It's back! complete with all the shameful slams, insults, parodies, trash, and controvercy. here's the link www.nitroland.us
LOL...........I wonder how long this time...............
REX