Lucas Oil @ Boyd's rain date?

[GRT24]

Yep. They did put new clay on the track and added a little progressive banking to it to make the top a little faster.

[hustler t4]

Thought Mac dad was out as far as the track goes. But heard he was on grader at the last race. Anyone know the scoop on this.

[champion24]

I'll be there as well. Just looking forward to my first race of the year, whether it's a freight train or not.

Is this how many people feel? Just seeing race cars going in circles at any track is good enough? Curious. Glad Boyds is making some changes.

[squaredup12]

I enjoy watching a race any day of the week, especially on dirt. What I don't enjoy is paying money (and more money for special/big events) to see a product that we all know can be better if the proper attention and work is put in the right areas...in this case in the track itself, not the facilities. We know it can be better cause we've seen it when it was. We've seen it far better at Boyd's in years past, and we see it better at other tracks in our area such as Crossville, 411, Senoia, etc. I'm going tonight though with high hopes for the work that the track crew has put in this week, and the water that the Good Lord blessed us with overnight.

[dirty bert]

Been going to Boyd's for a while now. I agree that when the Harvey's had it the TRACK, the actual racing surface, was much better than it is now. The folks now have the experience and the knowledge to make and keep the track good, they're just putting entirely too much money and effort into the facilities, and neglecting the track itself...that's the frustrating part. I talk to racers on a weekly basis that are regulars at Boyd's, and they cringe while admitting that this is the case.

If driver's would go somewhere else a week are two they would fix it.