Chicago (and Milwaukee too) have several nice venues, but there really needs to be host club that will work with ISSCA. Chicago needs one of those before you'll ever see a national in your home town.
Originally posted by Paul Heeringa:
I say we move it to CHICAGO!![]()
Bill,Originally posted by Doug Wood:
This board member thought he was doing the right thing by withdrawing the Atlanta proposal to allow the event to he held in the northeast.
I made a mistake.
Doug
100* isn't a problem.. it's the HUMIDITY!!! And I hear that ATL gets VERY humid.....Originally posted by HuSSker:
Is it just me, or does Atlanta sound like another 100 degree national event?
Well, one and one is twoOriginally posted by Gerry:
Heck, having it in Chicago would almost guarantee about 500 Impalas. Go for a record!!![]()
Gerry-
As do we all...Originally posted by Gerry:
I think he has a right to his opinion.![]()
No argument there...Certainly if anybody does have a crystal ball they didn't have it with them at the time. Doug, I understand that if it were known that Raceway Park might not be able to deliver what they promised that things might have gone differently. Atlanta definitely has a lot to offer as far as venues but I think it's too soon to say that there's going to be anything to be disappointed about.Originally posted by Gerry:
He did say he voted to move it to E-Town, and made that decision based on the information at hand.
D.C. BABY!!Originally posted by Big Kahuna:
Well, as the immortal Derrick Coleman once said, "WHOOP-DE-DAMN-DO!" [/QB]
If E-Town was picked over Atlanta, in any way shape or form, whether or not you withdrew your proposal, then it did in fact BEAT OUT Atlanta.Originally posted by Doug Wood:
"beat out Atlanta"
I'm your man! Now which way did that hair go.Originally posted by Big Kahuna:
Hey wait! Look, on the floor over there, it's another hair that needs splitting! Someone jump on it quick!
Carla, can't we consider MISSL's Dreamapolozza 2002 the first event with a road course ???Originally posted by GRAIL Girl:
Having been the first event to introduce the Road Course and seeing everyone grinning ear-to-ear