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David Williams-Overreaching?

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The man is a billionaire let him spend his own money to allieviate the problems HIS track had not the State's money .

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The man is a billionaire let him spend his own money to allieviate the problems HIS track had not the State's money .

 

He will spend money, he already has. The whole track was built on private money. Its not a bad idea for the state to better some of the roads getting into the speedway. Not just I-71 either. 35 from Warsaw needs to be wider. The road from Indiana (don't know the number) can help along with the Speedway spending some money for an entrance to the back end of the track from that direction.

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From all the accounts I've read, parking is the root of the issue. Granted, there may be some improvement in the roads, but in the end, even with those improvements, what is solved if there is still not an improved parking plan?

The thing I find surprising is in all the current roadwork they are currently doing to I-71, why aren't they adding a third lane from the I 75/71 split down to the speedway? I think that would help a lot.

From all the accounts I've read, parking is the root of the issue. Granted, there may be some improvement in the roads, but in the end, even with those improvements, what is solved if there is still not an improved parking plan?
Ding, ding. The problem mainly lies with the track. Fix the parking first before you come after state $$$.

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