Quote from: os2sam on Today at 07:56:16 PM

Quote from: DaveF on Today at 07:44:22 PM

Quote from: os2sam on Today at 05:13:10 PM

According to their web site they have deactivated a portion of their units, are installing a a Sound Wall barrier and will convert to immersion cooling. Are those things not true?

When I was a kid my home town built a "community support" race track at the fairgrounds. Then the community support turned into people complaining about the the noise Stock Car's make. Sounds like it could be a similar situation.
Sam

Was it the original people or did the neighborhood demographics change? I have seen that a lot the old people want 'X' and years later when they sell the new people look at 'X' and try to get rid of it because they want 'Y'

-Dave

Original People. The track only operated 2 or 3 season's, if I remember correctly. The neighborhoods were the same people, more or less.

Odd, usually it's demographics that change enough to make things list that happen.
Long Island is a prime example.

https://www.autoweek.com/racing/a1706766/last-race/

When it was all farms and a bunch of nothing there were a lot of tracks. Now, 1 is left.

Makes you wonder with things like Formula E https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Formula_E and MotoE https://www.motogp.com/en/motoe such if racing with electric vehicles will be more acceptable to local residents since it is basically silent.

-Dave