Postponements and cancellations will almost certainly take their toll
How much will coronavirus impact dirt racing?
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How much will coronavirus impact dirt racing?
Postponements and cancellations will almost certainly take their tollTags: None
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I'm thinking maybe if we get this thing under control and turn the tide soon, that it won't affect things much more than a couple of rainouts would. I'm praying for a quick recovery for all those affected, both economically and healthwise.
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I think by June we’ll all be like “Wow, that was a serious overreactionâ€. Most people won’t realize that the virus is mostly gone because of the overreaction.
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We'll probably see reduced car counts in the short term once we get past the peak infection rate because of racers being out of work and having bills to pay.
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I don't notice anything different in my area other than a little less traffic. But that's slightly a good thing because it's awful this time of year2020 race count:
1/2 of an event
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local walmart looks like zombie apocalypse... no frozen foods, no soups, no ground beef, no chicken. Shelves are empty.Always carrying my 2 Crown Jewels
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We’ve been to four different stores since the middle of last week. Other than cleaning supplies, paper towels, toilet paper, etc., we aren’t seeing anything unusual yet. All foods appear to be fully stocked everywhere. It feels like it does here in September when hurricane season arrives — except people want cleaning supplies instead of food and water. All I know is ... if you aren’t taking this seriously, you are some special kind of stupid. It’s not hype. It’s not political. It’s not fake news. It’s real.
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i'd take it seriously if I read a single news story on one young healthy American dyingAlways carrying my 2 Crown Jewels
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A special kind of stupid is putting someone on ignore ......then stalking their profile after you do.Where is the move over flag when you need it?????
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Yeah I'm really hoping that we get over a hump in about 6-8 weeks where we start to get back to a normalcy. I'm thinking that once warm weather gets to us, the time cushion created by all these bans has done its job and we can still enjoy racing.
My concerns are for a lot of my friends who own bars and restaurants. Up here in Wisconsin, those are family affairs in a lot of regards. The bar and supper club culture up here is a big part of life and I don't want it to get to where they get closed down or put them in a hurt.
For race tracks too. If we can get things moving toward normal early enough it might only be like a couple rain outs. For that matter, crowds might be eager to come back to something after government imposed cabin fever. Some tracks have some very thin margins to work in so here's hoping things don't go too long.Political correctness,...is the inability to speak the truth about the obvious.
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