Eldora lawsuit

[chupp n bloomer fan]

They're just moving the lawsuit from federal court in New York to North Carolina court. According to the official statement tiregate is not over, it's just moving.

Where'd you see that? I just see where they withdrew the case.

[Barbecueboy]

You must live a lonely life to be so negative all the time. It must suck to suck.

That would make a killer tshirt or bumper sticker.......mind if I use it?

[HoosierDirtFan]

Where'd you see that? I just see where they withdrew the case.

per dirt on dirt website.

[chupp n bloomer fan]

per dirt on dirt website.

Gotcha, ty.

[pierceFAN]

The drivers know who juices and who doesn't don't think they dont

[chupp n bloomer fan]

It was thrown out, and drivers let it go. So its over. On Eldora website and Eldora Facebook page.

Did you read the DoD article?

It was not thrown out, they withdrew the suit. And it's not over, they are going to move it very soon, probably to NC.

[3 wide]

They saw they couldn't win so they got out they never had a chance of winning.

[cutman]

They saw they couldn't win so they got out they never had a chance of winning.

They pulled it out of federal court and most likely moving it to the state level. Unfortunately, it ain't over

[zyoung25]

That would make a killer tshirt or bumper sticker.......mind if I use it?

Go for it. I remember seeing a bumper sticker years ago that said "mean people suck." Ptown pretty much falls under that category too.

[Josh Bayko]

They pulled it out of federal court and most likely moving it to the state level. Unfortunately, it ain't over

If they persist, they're going to go broke trying to prove their innocence. Their lawyer is severely outmatched. I mean, he just now realized WRG's rules state any litigation must take place in NC?

[a25rjr]

As Keifer once said......"it aint nearly over"!

[fireplug]

FROM ELDORA'S FACEBOOK PAGE:

ROSSBURG, Ohio (October 18, 2016) – A federal lawsuit filed against World Racing Group, Inc. (WRG) and subsidiary DIRTcar Racing, Eldora Speedway, Inc., and its owner Tony Stewart by five drivers and race teams disqualified following June’s Dirt Late Model Dream was dismissed today in U.S. Federal Court for the Northern District of New York (NDNY).

The Honorable U.S. District Court Judge Mae A. D’Agostino signed the dismissal order in Albany, New York.

“With ticket renewals beginning today for our 2017 Major Event Calendar, we are pleased with the voluntary motion by the plaintiffs and today’s dismissal,” said general manager Roger Slack. “We trust this marks the end of the matter and everyone can re-focus their energy on the drama which promises to unfold next season on the high-banks of Eldora.”

Plaintiffs Scott Bloomquist, Jimmy Owens, Gregg Satterlee, Brandon Sheppard, Ricky Thornton, Jr., and team owners R&W Motorsports, LLC, W.G. Satterlee & Sons, Inc., Best Performance Motorsports and JR. Motorsports, LLC, filed a voluntary motion for dismissal on Monday.

The New York law firms of Lester Schwab Katz & Dwyer, LLP and Ahmuty, Demers & McManus represented WRG, DIRTcar, Eldora and Stewart in NDNY. Counsel from IceMiller, LLP (Indianapolis) and Apollo Sports & Entertainment Group Law (Charlotte) complemented the team.

SOUNDS TO ME LIKE the boys brought in some high powered muscle and Bloomer & Co. turned tail and ran.

[Centeroff]

Just another way of saying the dispute was settled in a private manner. Keep your ears on fellas, more bullchit to follow from the rumor mill

[SLIDING SIDEWAYS]

This is a win for wrg side as its moved to there state.

[fryefan]

As I stated in a previous thread, it was a frivolous lawsuit. It was obvious who was going to win.