Norfolk or WMSD is certainly not on the East coast.

If your planning to have an East Coast event, Virginia should be strongly considered.

WMSD GOT MY VOTE. This is a great track. big score boards,great people, the dunes are next door if you get board at the track.

Did we say it was on the East Coast??

The idea was to have a West Coast, East Coast and keep Gilbert as the race in the central US.

Atleast thats the way I interpreted it.

And the idea of having one in the MidWest Area, is so the people from NC, NY, VA and states like that wont have a 30+ hour drive if its on the west coast. If you hold one in the east coast, the west coast will be mad, and if you hold one on the west coast then the eastcoast will be mad. If you have it in the middle of the US, then east and west coasters will drive about the same distance.

ATOKA OKLAHOMA RIGHT IN THE MIDDLE . SUPER NICE TRACK . AND THE OWNERS ARE GREAT PEOPLE . PLENTY OF ROOM . I HAVE SEEN THE BIG CARS GO 170 MPH. HEAR PLENTY OF SHUT DOWN . VERY WELL GROOM TRACK. SAND MIX MORE SAND THAN MOST . HAS IT OWN WATER SYSTEM . SUPER TRACK. GREAT PLACE TO RACE.

There is already one in the central US.

Nebraska Is 22 hours away from where I am in North Carolina, Gilbert LA, is only 14 hrs. How is this closer for us on the East Coast?

To start with, I also think we NEED a race on the East Coast....but with only a 14 hour drive, IMO, you really don't have a lot of room to bitch about the drive to La.....lol

I never "bitched" about the 14 hours to La, I simply said that 22 hours was not closer than Gilbert,, I'm 14 from Gilbert, but the further you go up the East Coast like, NY, PA, and VA, the drive for them grows, So if PS is trying to spread out the Big Races, so everyone will have the opportunity to attend a Full week of racing, IMO I don't feel as if a Nebraska, Being a Midwestern state, would be fair to the East coast.