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Whether it be high school, college or NFL, football season has an impact on racing. That is especially true here in Tennessee.
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Whether it be high school, college or NFL, football season has an impact on racing. That is especially true here in Tennessee. -
Football over racing????
Time for Tennesseeans to reprioritize......Where is the move over flag when you need it????? -
I see they rather watch the Volunteers get their a$$ kicked just about every wkend and pay way to much money for titans ticket... and they complain about paying 30 for pit pass.Comment
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Near us, Penton shuts down for the year in August. Some of our younger people stop going to races in favor of football! Sad to many of us, but true.Comment
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From Tennessee, big Vols fan, not gonna stop me from being at a race track on Saturdays in the Fall if I can help it. They can go 7-5 or maybe 8-4 just fine without me missing some dirt tracking.Comment
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It's the same thing over in my parts also.Comment
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In WV its the same way, the Friday tracks mostly shut down when high school season starts, & when WVU plays forget about getting any kind of fan support at a race track when there is a football night game scheduled.JonA www.luvracin.comComment
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Two things:Originally posted by Barbecueboy View Post
1--That is not isolated to just Tennessee.
2--The number of fans of racing is a small fraction when compared to the number of fans of football.Comment
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