Bristol to be "Invite-Only"

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  • MRM
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    Originally posted by ZERO25 View Post
    Sounds like TN needs to have Desantis re-write their guidelines! ....geez!
    It's more about Bristol Motor Speedway's guidelines than Tennessee's. We've been wide open (race tracks) since late May. Had record setting crowds at Tazewell in late May and another at Smoky Mountain for the Lucas race in mid June. Bristol is just enacting the same protocols they have in place for NASCAR races.

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  • NeedforLM$peed
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    What's the point of invite only if Blake Spencer got one. Although I believe he's running the tour full time so not sure why the "announcement".

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  • bleedblue55
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    I'm going to the WOO late model event. Could care less about wearing mask for entry, just glad I don't have to after getting to my seat.

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  • fryefan
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    Originally posted by ZERO25 View Post
    Sounds like TN needs to have Desantis re-write their guidelines! ....geez!
    No one is forcing anyone to go to this event. If people don't like the protocols that have been set forth, then they are free to not go. It is as simple as that.

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  • fryefan
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    Originally posted by Jking24 View Post
    Two completely different promotional teams the 50k race is put on by a promotional group that is fairly new to the latemodel side of things so their trying to make some noise and drum up interest. The woo race is being put on by wrg and they don't need to generate any interest they are probably more concerned with putting in a well run efficient show that will be good for the fans. Unfortunately these types of shows generate interest from cars that truthfully have no right being on the same track as superlate models just to say they were their. Some people enjoy just going to the track and riding around making laps super late is not the place for that that's what beginner and crate classes are for
    Agreed. Also, Mike Van Gendren (who is putting on the other shows) runs a very tight program and can run off a lot of races in an efficient manner.

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  • fryefan
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    Originally posted by 06Tireman View Post
    My feeling is its because of safety.. I don't think they want any joe blow driver showing up there with hardly any experience being 30 mph slower and causing issues.. And you know its gonna attract a few of them because its Bristol.. The speed is gonna be scary fast as it is, let alone having to deal with a car being way off the pace and possibly causing issues...
    You hit the nail squarely on the head.

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  • LeafMaster41
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    Originally posted by jp631989 View Post
    ...Racers don't have the "right to race anywhere they want to."
    Actually the constitution says, they do according to the "equal protection" clause. Is this FB or Twitter, am I only allowed to comment if I agree with you? No, it isn't. I gave my POV and even some possible solutions to allow equal opportunity, not equal outcome. Elitism needs to go. And you are correct, I can and will exercise my right to boycott by not watching or attending. Good day.

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  • 50Dixon50
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    Kyle Larson coming

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  • NeedforLM$peed
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    DeSantis isn't afraid to stand up to the media either. They know he's a political threat for office in 2024 and they have already begun to drag him through the mud.

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  • ZERO25
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    Stalker! lol

    I was in Gatlinburg the week after Christmas and Eastbay for the Lucas races. How many times did we pass each other?lol

    Desantis has proven in our state that lockdowns arent necessary. He has fought very hard to find the right balance between keeping our residents safe and keeping our economy going.

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  • zyoung25
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    Originally posted by ZERO25 View Post
    Sounds like TN needs to have Desantis re-write their guidelines! ....geez!
    It's funny you say that, because when we were in Gatlinburg Tennessee a couple months ago, nobody cared about social distancing or masks, just like it was when we were at east bay last month. I got a good buddy that's down there right now with his family, and it's still the same.

    They're probably pushing it so hard because nascar has their name all over it.

    Before anyone gets all bent out of shape. Me and the wife both just went through having covid last week. We wear our masks and done what were told to do, it didn't matter.

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  • ZERO25
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    Sounds like TN needs to have Desantis re-write their guidelines! ....geez!

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  • Action10
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    Originally posted by NeedforLM$peed View Post
    Isn't every WoO race on dirtvision?
    I was meaning actual tv as opposed to streaming.

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  • Dlmfan123
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    Ashley stremme said somthing about it on a podcast I listened to the other day that there is announcement coming

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  • bleedblue55
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    WOO Bristol races are on Dirtvision, Bristol Dirt Nationals are on racerXR.com at $34.99 a month for subscription. From the Bristol website: No Coolers allowed inside of the grandstand gates for this event.

    To comply with social distancing, coolers will not be allowed. Unopened food and drinks are allowed, but must be in a clear bag no larger than 14x14x14 inches in diameter. (Please see Prohibited List for more information). Protocals for Bristol races:
    COVID SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

    Bristol Motor Speedway’s modified event procedures, protocols and number of attendees will be under the guidance of public health officials, medical experts, and local, state and federal officials. Protocols will include social distancing, enhanced sanitation in high-touch public areas and added hand sanitizer stations.

    The safety of our fans and employees is our top priority. These safety precautions have been put in place to keep you safe. Please follow our guidelines closely.

    All Fans and Team Members are required to Wear face Masks

    All team members are required to wear a face mask at all times. Fans are required to wear a face mask when they arrive, while entering the gates and in high traffic areas. Fans may feel free to remove their mask when they are in their assigned seat location.

    Social Distancing Required in all high traffic areas, gate entry and grandstand seating.

    Social distancing will be required amongst groups of fans in the grandstands and individually in concession lines and restrooms.



    SCREENING PROTOCOLS

    Non-Invasive Temperature Checks on all Suite Guests and Grandstand Guests at gate entry.

    All Suite Guests and Grandstand Guests will be required to have a non-invasive temperature check before entering the gates.

    Temperature Check for all employees

    All Employees, Teams, Officials and Industry Employees will be required to have a temperature check upon entering Bristol Motor Speedway grounds.



    SOCIAL DISTANCING PROTOCOLS

    No contact on ticket scanning or concessions transaction

    All tickets will be e-tickets and scanned on the fans’ mobile devices when entering the gates. All concessions will only accept credit or debit card transactions.

    No cash will be accepted at any concessions.

    All parking passes will be scanned upon entry

    All parking passes must be reserved prior to the event (including accessible parking). Parking permits will be e-tickets and scanned upon entering the parking areas.

    No Trams or Shuttles available, except for Accessible Parking areas for this event.

    Trams and Shuttles, if available, will be limited to mobility limited fans with limited spaces to ensure social distancing.

    No Coolers allowed inside of the grandstand gates for this event.

    To comply with social distancing, coolers will not be allowed. Unopened food and drinks are allowed, but must be in a clear bag no larger than 14x14x14 inches in diameter. (Please see Prohibited List for more information).



    SANITIZATION AND DISINFECTION PROTOCOLS

    Cleaning and Disinfecting high traffic areas.

    Based on CDC Guideline, a certified cleaning crew will increase frequency of cleaning and disinfecting high-touch surfaces and locations.

    Use of Hand Sanitizer

    BMS has strategically placed hand sanitizer dispensers throughout the BMS facility, including in high traffic areas such as near concession stands and concourse walking areas. Guests are encouraged to use hand sanitizer frequently while at BMS.

    Employee PPE

    All BMS staff will be provided masks/facial coverings for use when they are in close contact with other persons. Additionally, employees who may come in contact with others or because of their unique roles that come in contact with fans will wear gloves during the event.

    Restrooms will be frequently monitored

    All restrooms will be frequently monitored with personnel who will disinfect all high touch areas within the restrooms on a regular basis.

    Concessions Condiments / Topping Stations

    Ketchup, mustard and other condiments will now be securely stored and served to guests upon request.

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