I agree Longstreet. If your going to use the mans name at least spell it right. Cmon. It goes to show the racing background were dealing with here.

Back in Cayuga's glory days, they ran less than 6 weekends. Food for thought. Personallyy, I like the way things are sounding and am cautiously optomistic that great things can happen. I just like the fact that council is talking to them

  If you don't know that Cayugas glory days were when they ran every Friday night under Bob Slack i have a hard time taking what you say seriously . Put me down with longstreet and racer43 on the rest of it .

ouch 😮 😮 i missed the spelling mistake, even more broiled now >:( >:(

First time i saw cayuga was last may,  i have to say it bleeds  heritage  and it is wicked fast. The bump up off of four is as intense as any track i have seen.  Other than the light issue  in the second race,  the place is great.I  think what we all have to do is have faith in the future,  buy into this season and enjoy it. It is going to be very difficult for tracks ,teams and fans to get through this season,  lets help each other out and support wherever you can.  Forget the past,  we cant change it. see you all at cayuga in may!!!   jason white   #21  NCTS

Jason, I used to always go and camp for the big races. All my friends will agree with me, that camping at Cayuga was the best! Hydro & water for $10.00 a night then last year, it was free. I remember another track charging $10.00 for dry camping at the time. They always had something going on in the pavilion out back too! I just forget how many acres they have out back, I think it's 300 or something??? Anyway, we alway's enjoyed ourselves there and racing was always 2'nd to none.

And back when they had the Shootout, they packed the place again! I'm hoping it happens again this year.