If you could build a racetrack, what city would you put it in and what would be the layout?

Question

Short Track

1.5 mile

2.0 mile

2.5 mile

Road Course

Answer 1

I would definitely have to pick Ohio. That would be pretty awesome for NASCAR to come there. As far as the layout goes, I would have to say a short track, Similar to Bristol. But with a little mixture of other short tracks. High speed short track racing is exciting!

Answer 2

I would build it in the WV, Kentucky, or Ohio area..seeing as how the tri-state doesnt have a track (at least one that the Cup races at) and I would combine the best of two worlds...the size of Richmond and the high banking of Bristol.

Can you imagine the speeds they would carry?  It would be awesome!

Answer 3

High banked short track kinda like Bristol.  I'd put it in my town, because there aren't any tracks for 70 or 80 miles, and the race up at NHIS is rather boring.

Answer 4

rich boy

Answer 5

I would put it here in West Virginia because we have a lot of race fans that either have to go to Pocono, Bristol or Richmond, all about a five hour drive either way. And it would be a Martinsville look-a-like

Answer 6

There are plenty of race tracks still out there that were taken away from the nascar circuit because of money. Bring back the Southern 500 at Darlignton, or Rockingham, or Willksboro. Bring back nascar to it's roots!!!!!

Answer 7

First off a 3/4 mile true oval.Lo banking say 15 to 18 degree.

In an area in the Hattiesburg Ms-Biloxi Ms-Alexander,La area.

Answer 8

I would put a short track in Colorado somewhere. The track would be similar to Richmond but with more banking. .75 mile concrete track.

Answer 9

I'd make a high banked short track somewhere around New Jersey or Washington D.C. That way it's located near the large cities in the northeast. The 1/2 mile Bristol Motor Speedway is a very popular track because of the beating and banging, so I would expect a track of that size to  be very popular. I'd go a little bit larger like 0.55 to 0.7 mile so that it's different than Bristol.