Gofishracing

Looks like it was a fun track.

mglobe

Word on the street is that the owner is making $2200 per acre per month.

Veloce Raptor

How many acres?

mrRed

The flat bad is going for an interesting line through that corner.

Thundermoose

That's how many cars I recall being at a typical PCA event

TXE36

No, that's the number of cars required per run group to make COTA affordable.

-Mike

951and944S

This does suck.

Last weekend we had the NOLA PCA Mardi Gras event, light showing.

I'd have thought with TWS closing and Eagles Canyon off the PCA schedule that NOLA would be the go-to for East Texas people.

Wasn't even a race thread here about it.

I guess the Tex and Fla storms played a part...?

Maybe interest is just waning in road racing, I don't know....hope not, we are just at a peak.

One of my first DEs was at TWS, my son was basically groomed to race there.

Well, I guess his SP2 944 record is safe....

T

Ritesh

Great Pics Mike. I am going to miss that old track. It was my favorite. MSR - Cresson 1.7 CW being 2nd.

So much history - that is sadly going to fade away.

RJFabCab

What are they doing? Using the land to store flooded vehicles?!?

Oh, man...

rlm328

I wonder how many of those cars were never licensed.

Track is still usable, how many seconds per lap would you lose knowing there is no safe off.

Texas RS

....just some quick and dirty calculations based on Google Earth dimensions, would indicate just under 200 acres inside (not including) the Nascar track. At full capacity that would generate ~ $440k/mo., not bad for just sitting on your...

This would fall into the category of dumb luck, it's good if you have it.

BlackRain

You didn't notice the mud slid that happened on front straightaway? From Harvey

TXE36

I hadn't until you mentioned it - looks very significant.

-Mike

Texas RS

I had seen the new chicane in a prior post, you have to keep it tidy coming out of 15 ;-)

User 52121

Returned VW diesels?