Joy to the World Until Talladega is the Championship!

 I would feel that in the Sweet, Sweet Love of Itchy, Scratchy, and Snyder in this Planet, we'd run into Problems with Talladega having to Open Up ICU's like IOU's. I would not kid about being in a Code Mark Donohue in our Medical Availability and it would tick off the Nursing Student and the Old, Old Racing Fan who'd have a Worse 5 Year 1st Indianapolis 500 Bill than Gentleman Jim Clark at the same time.

It is not funny, and it would be Joy to the World Until Talladega is the Championship! I'd be aware that dislocations would not shock me, either due to Atlantic Hurricanes or Medical Ethics, but, if we had to go to Talladega to settle the Championship, no option would be off the table.

No option would be off the table enough where they'd have to Truck in Musco Lighting left and right. There would not be enough Natural Daylight at Talladega. I am speaking as an Auto Racing Fan, Humanitarian and a Sports Fan.

If we had to go down that road, it would be making a different drink. People's Hard Earned $ would be Pent Up and Repressed in Cycles and I think people would have lost their minds if we had someone from the Toughest Place on Earth in East Texas in Cup like we'd have Steve Torrence in the NHRA.

Why Not Talladega Under the Lights?

I seem to hit out, almost perennially, that Talladega's Fall Race should return to Summer. The sense is to evade Friday and Saturday Night Football, and the infield would be filled solid if it was for Night Racing at Talladega.

The sense would be, in SEC Football's Heartland, we'd have a Spring and Summer Race. I don't necessarily know if the Community would warm up to a Michigan Slate,
but, it would help Indy or Other Formula Cars.

The interest would be if it was a Summer Race, it would have to be a Twilight Start, which they wouldn't get away with in the Fall. No answer at Talladega would be Small in the first place.

It would be as mammoth as lighting Road America, which would be bigger. I think the big wedge here would be making and keeping income, which would help with a lot of key infrastructure issues.