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Originally Posted by 2012-1822
I've thought the very same thing that Stig'sCousin said about opening up racetracks. I feel like an obstacle to a community race park is liability. I don't know, maybe a smart city would treat it like any other business and say that they want to entice a company into coming to the city and opening a track, offer tax benefits. The thought there wouldn't necessarily be getting people off of street racing, although that's a good thing too, but to bring in crowds of people several nights a week who would also spend money at local restaurants and gas stations.
But anyway, use a private company with city support so the city doesn't have to take on liability.
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I like this idea too, similar to cities building venues for pro sports teams. The peripheral economic impact would be a great way to help push the idea.