AU N EGL

Any of you New Yorkers / New Englanders ever hear of this one?

"Sterling Raceway is a multipurpose motorsports facility located on the site of the (former) Sterling Municipal Airport in Sterling, MA. The racetrack is located conveniently off Interstate 190, mere minutes from Worcester, the second largest city in New England. The facility features a 1.41 mile (2275m) long, 8 turn road course and an IHRA approved 1/4 mile drag strip at an elevation of 460 feet (140m) above sea level."

http://www.ten-tenths.com/forum/show...=104711&page=2

racerx8

....me thinks someone needs to go back on his meds, I've never heard of it and Sterling is only about 35-40 minutes from me.
Fact or Fiction you be the judge... Fiction, but then what do I know, I coulda' been sleeping

naschmitz

I think the answer is on post #15 of that thread where the OP says "If this were a real project" ... ... ...

racerx8

..... but why even post in the first place?

joemoia

The forum, "My Tracks", is for people to submit their own track designs for review & discussion.

Sterling Airport brings back many memories for me. I grew up in an adjacent town, Clinton Ma., and one of my Dad's WWII buddies had a Steerman at the airport. I was 9 yrs old and I got my first airplane ride in that thing. I thought I was Errol Flynn in "Dawn Patrol"

AU N EGL

Ah that must be it. I post some info about the new Highrock track here in NC and I got blasted for posting a REAL track, that would NEVER work for racing.

ghoffman

Does the State of Mass like anything that I like (guns, cars, democracy)? I read the post on the ten-tenths website and there is only one correction: LRP is in CT, not MA, not that it matters anymore.

racerx8

Hey Gary, I live in Taxachusetts, home of Ted "the swimmer" Kennedy, Barney "two buns" Frank, John "Ketchup boy" Kerry, Gov. "Devil" Patrick, and many other liberal a**holes. So be nice, I've gotta live here and maintain my conservative nature. So gimme a "brake".
I wish the old Thompson, Conn. track was still open, now there's some history.
Joe