Bandimere Speedway CLOSES! Midnight Purple Chevy + 200MPH RECORD PASS! (RMRW Day 5 & 6) 

the owners of Bandimere are planning on making a new track next to DIA. it's what you call insurance. people move next to a track, then get mad at the track being loud. if people live next to an airport but complain about it being loud, well tough shit.

That’s why they sold it, bunch of houses slowly getting closer to the track hence why they sold it. 😭

​@@kennyrivera6332They sold it because they got a deal they couldn't refuse. They've been saying for years that they are out of space. This rumor mill is getting really old.

@@losermonkey2007 I’ve heard a lot of things lol. But I agree with what your saying. Cause it sounds familiar. I drive by the track everyday T-T gonna be sad when it’s gone

@kennyrivera6332 it will suck when it's gone, but this has been the first year that events, especially test and tune have been sold out. Seems strange that so many people are upset, yet hardly ever went.

that what CO did with DIA. People moved in and around the old denver airport and complained. So they took the most land any airport has even been built on to prevent this in the future. You just can't fix r e t a r d like buying house next to a drag strip to then complain.

I think i heard 2 years they will open up a strip by air port

Unfortunately I highly doubt it'll happen. It's sad, and I know they said they want to, but the likelihood is so low 😞

9:11 they said what was happening in the video

65 years and a fat check, they are going to enjoy retirement

Can't be by accident, probably some evil person's plan

"only no-thing lasts forever." hihi (::) "Thanks 1320"

The 1% doesn't care about drag racing, they just want all the money.

Racers need to start getting with the times. They're trying to kill the first world for their Eco-terrorist green policies. Get educated this isn't conspiracy

Money talks and bullshiet walks

@@GuitarJawn without my glasses I thought you said "monkeys talk...." which is sorta true when talking about this administration as a whole

It's all up to the owners and the offers they get, I would think. The whole management of the strip and crew and safety. They could just say eh I'll take the money and move on without a thought. Seen it happen live at a local 1/4 mile strip in Arkansas can't remember where but north west ish.

I understand what y'all are saying... It's all about the money. I mean, yeah it always is. What I'm trying to say is that a good promoter along with a dedicated track owner and supportive staff and crew can make or break a track. The right people can take it from a ho-hum experience to a mind blower every weekend and therefore attract all the racers people want to see. That attracts the crowd. Us racing crowd are more than happy to support a bangin' job of promoting and managing a good track. I've never been there but from what I understand bandimere is an awesome track facility wise. It's not that old and the infrastructure and layout are on the money. Yeah they picked a spot 5000-6000 feet in the sky but that's what makes this track unique is that the less air density affects everyone equally. The challenge is enticing for us midwesterners to show what we can do at "any track any time" kind of mentality. Why not play that up? Again, ask Bill Bader of Norwalk fame how to run a racetrack! I mean that track still sells local ice cream, 1 freaking pound of quality ice cream in a cup.. for One Dollar! Clean large restrooms, free showers, state of the art grandstands, a darn good and fast racing surface, list goes on and on. You know, things that make the racers and spectators want to keep coming back. As far as promoting races, there are some seriously talented people out there who know how to throw a party when it comes to gathering the quickest and fastest cars around to their event. If your shows are lacking it might be worth it to hire a few of these guys to promote an event at your facility. Colorado has some serious winters I know, but that can still be worked around. All I'm trying to do is point out positive things that track owners can do to increase revenue and make it worth their time. Just selling out seems like, uh well... A sell out. If it's just about the money then why did they get involved in the first place? Like anything good in life, often you have to work for it. At least a little bit. By now I'm sure y'all know what I'm trying to say here, and I hate to see another track go bye bye. We made it thru the stupid covid, surely we can continue to make it thru whatever else is in store for us all. If ww3 wipes out 90% of the population and the world has to be rebuilt again from scratch, I guarantee you the first two pieces of the next generation of transportation line up next to each other, the two men are gonna want to know which one is quicker and faster. For a more realistic comparison of hard times vs drag racing is 1973 and the gas crunch. Gas went to record breaking highs for that time, never experienced before. Detroit muscle suffered but still didn't matter people were out there drag racing even when gasoline doubled in price and was even difficult to buy for awhile. Dad daily drove his 1967 442 during that gas crunch and we got thru it just fine. We are American People and we can and will get thru whatever is being thrown at us and none of it will prevent us from drag racing!

Is FL2k a TRC event?

You will own nothing and you will be happy.. Get used to it.. The great reset build back better global new world order Agenda has no room for motorsports.

people who buy houses near a racetrack & then bitch about the sound to get them closed down are the worst

Uh no