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Each county decides on the mandate for their own geographic region. And then three days later the rules will change. Again.Yes - Newsom is lifting the mandate on the 15th but L.A. County is keeping it so far.
Each county decides on the mandate for their own geographic region. And then three days later the rules will change. Again.Yes - Newsom is lifting the mandate on the 15th but L.A. County is keeping it so far.
I think some of the Top Eliminator Suits are still available. Maybe they could pass a helmet around for that and the homeless guys could also eat at the big team’s hospitality trailers and go to the starting line but they would still have to wear a mask. Also the California based teams could take them home and put them up in the spare bedroom.Hopefully there won't be a requirement to take in a homeless person for the priveledge of attending any said event in California.
In the Pro ranks there are almost no California based teams. Even Salinas is not based in California so it's pretty hard to put them up in a spare bedroom. SoCal has done a tremendous job in getting homeless off the streets but quite a few don't want to leave where they are. There are many homeless shelters that have room but most won't go there unless the weather gets real bad.I think some of the Top Eliminator Suits are still available. Maybe they could pass a helmet around for that and the homeless guys could also eat at the big team’s hospitality trailers and go to the starting line but they would still have to wear a mask. Also the California based teams could take them home and put them up in the spare bedroom.
It's a good thing that political discussions aren't a part of NM....boy, could I have a time with this one. Anyway, back to the topic - let's all be happy the restrictions have been lifted for the Winternationals. If you're going, enjoy !Have any of you homeless advocates on this forum ever happen on to a mom with her kids sleeping in a car on a cold morning in a parking lot? Take a minute to thank whomever you thank for the warm room you type your wisdom from. Maybe a good movie to watch tonight might be Nomadland.
yes, it's a long time coming from 3/20 when whole show was set up in gainesville. funny to think back then we were talking about individual covid cases per state............Anyway, back to the topic - let's all be happy the restrictions have been lifted for the Winternationals. If you're going, enjoy !
Mike, No restrictions for MM right?Ted, there was a few weeks ago but I'd check the track website
Mike, I just checked their website. Everybody over 2 years of age must wear a mask while on the property.Ted, there was a few weeks ago but I'd check the track website
Just tell them that you IDENTIFY as a 2 year old.Mike, I just checked their website. Everybody over 2 years of age must wear a mask while on the property.
And here I thought Arizona was a bit less restrictive than California.
Race track is on reservation land, therefore outside of the rest of Arizona.Mike, I just checked their website. Everybody over 2 years of age must wear a mask while on the property.
And here I thought Arizona was a bit less restrictive than California.
Only place any restrictions is on the tribal land (which the track is on) but that is only if you go into the casino or the Chevron down the street. I was there for three days during the test and other than wearing a mask when I went into the office to pick up my vest & wristband I was never told to put a mask on when along the wall or in the staging lanes. I was in Jim Maroney's pit on Saturday morning when someone with PRO came by and warned about the possibility of tribal police going pit to pit making sure crews were masked but I never saw it.On the same subject, but a different race; does Arizona have any restrictions in place for the Phoenix race?
My wife and I are flying in on the 23rd.