It could be worse....they could be charging $40.00.... ;D
Okay, okay I get it!!! Enough said...I'm a cheap whiner.....In future I will keep all negative thoughts to myself. I know that this will be deemed as negative as well and I'm damned if I do and damned if I don't....so let the bashing begin...
Well lets all hope they have more then 15 ISMA cars or it might not be worth it. Pretty sad turn out I heard for Cayuga. I would not imagin Johnny B Being there at Delaware Well all I can say about the Cayuga show I'm glad I went to the cottage for 2 weeks that weekend and didn't hang around.
Okay, okay I get it!!! Enough said...I'm a cheap whiner.....In future I will keep all negative thoughts to myself. I know that this will be deemed as negative as well and I'm damned if I do and damned if I don't....so let the bashing begin...
Whoa....easy there boss. 🙂 You're OK. No one's calling you out on anything. Its just a discussion. And yes, 39 bucks is a lot of bread.
You just happened to hit on a topic that sees this discussion go around once a year for the last 3-4 years.
Booking a double show sort of reminds of the way Ohsweken operates where after having a successful WOO sprint show, they seemed to get greedy and booked a double show. I figure a lot of fans will choose one or the other but not both.
In both cases, it has nothing to with "greed" and everything to do with making the trip over the border worth it for the racers.
The Delaware weekend was originally going to be a Friday at Delaware and a Saturday at Mansfield...and then another ISMA visit to Delaware in September followed by Berlin the next night...
But then Mansfield closed...so the schedule got shuffled...To make it worthwhile for teams to travel, ISMA often tries to make most of their weekends 2 race affairs...ISMA and the tracks worked together to make the schedule as good as it can be for the racers.
It is extremely unfair to call the tracks greedy when they are simply working in the best interests of the racers.