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Nice column and reasonable remarks about an unfortunate situation, Mr. Morris. Thank you.
The lack luster leadership of Indiana and Indianapolis forced Rogers hand. There is no better place in the world to hold a social distance event than one of the largest venues in the world, especially for 25% capacity. Bottom line is, for the series to survive, Racing Fans Matter. Even if it is only 80,000. Anyone down with painting Racing Fans Matter on the roundabout. or maybe we can 20,000 together paint RFM on stuff, throw smoke bombs and fire crackers and cut the fence and go in a see the race, Hogsett could tacitly be complicit. And no masks would be required because domestic terrorism is exempt from the spread of C-19. Obviously I am beyond PO’d.
Spot on, Steve R. I enjoyed this thoughtfully written article as opposed to what the Star’s columnist wrote. He declared that “Roger Penske and his pals” are greedy, so wanted fans at the race. This is so utterly ridiculous and embarrassing to see on the front page. Greg Morris has expressed the sentiments that most of us feel. We are so glad to have Roger Penske at the IMS. What a wonderful presence! A nod to Mark, Doug, and Allison, too. They are a great team, and Hogsett continues the ruination of Indpls. – a blue stain on the city. My husband and I planned to attend Carb Day and the race. The place is enormous, and we felt no qualms whatsoever. Every precaution would have been taken. Obviously, the political pressure was great, and eventually fans were eliminated. I am very grateful for the leadership of the track and all of their planning to make this race happen with fans. BTW, if you haven’t been to the museum lately, cars from the vault have been brought up. And, with fewer people, you get to talk to the people who work there. They have a tremendous amount of information to share, and one doesn’t usually get to talk one-on-one with them. We will return to experience this again.