High Plains Raceway press release
06-21-2007, 07:07 AM
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High Plains Raceway press release
June, 2007 -- At last! The prospect of a new club-owned racing facility is now close at hand. After years of hard work by the Colorado Amateur Motorsports Association, LLC (CAMA) and its participating clubs, the reality of a new club track is now near!! Recent significant events take the project to the point of being able to now share with you the details for
the track and to launch the necessary Capital Campaign to push the High Plains Raceway to fruition.
HIGHLIGHTS
* The property for the track is under option.
* Details of track and facility design have been worked out.
* As of June 19th, the zoning process is largely completed. This is an all-important and
necessary step in this complex project.
* CAMA is working closely with the county to assure that the project's site plan receives
prompt approval.
* A considerable down-payment for the project is already in the bank.
* Details of financing the rest of the project have been worked out.
* A Capital Campaign to all members of all participating clubs will be launched by mail in
early July.
* With a successful Capital Campaign, the expectation is that asphalt can be laid in the Fall
of this year and that next year the clubs will have a lovely new and exciting facility only
60 miles east of the intersection of I-25 and I-70.
For more complete information, please carefully read the Capital Campaign materials you'll be receiving within the next few weeks. Or right now you can check out the new website,
www.HighPlainsRaceway.com for more information on this exciting club-owned project. The upcoming mail and the website have an extensive Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) section which hopefully provides information and details on all aspects of this project.
NOTE: WEBSITE STILL UNDER CONSTRUCTION<ul><li><a href="http://www.HighPlainsRaceway.com">http://www.HighPlainsRaceway.com</a</li></ul>
the track and to launch the necessary Capital Campaign to push the High Plains Raceway to fruition.
HIGHLIGHTS
* The property for the track is under option.
* Details of track and facility design have been worked out.
* As of June 19th, the zoning process is largely completed. This is an all-important and
necessary step in this complex project.
* CAMA is working closely with the county to assure that the project's site plan receives
prompt approval.
* A considerable down-payment for the project is already in the bank.
* Details of financing the rest of the project have been worked out.
* A Capital Campaign to all members of all participating clubs will be launched by mail in
early July.
* With a successful Capital Campaign, the expectation is that asphalt can be laid in the Fall
of this year and that next year the clubs will have a lovely new and exciting facility only
60 miles east of the intersection of I-25 and I-70.
For more complete information, please carefully read the Capital Campaign materials you'll be receiving within the next few weeks. Or right now you can check out the new website,
www.HighPlainsRaceway.com for more information on this exciting club-owned project. The upcoming mail and the website have an extensive Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) section which hopefully provides information and details on all aspects of this project.
NOTE: WEBSITE STILL UNDER CONSTRUCTION<ul><li><a href="http://www.HighPlainsRaceway.com">http://www.HighPlainsRaceway.com</a</li></ul>
06-21-2007, 07:16 AM
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I'll believe it when I see it.
I hate to be negative, but CAMA has a history of building things up and then pulling the rug out. This is their third or forth attempt at getting a club track built and I've lost count. I hope it happens for them, but based on passed experiences I wouldn't get too excited.
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06-21-2007, 07:43 AM
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I don't think so...
Who's Claus? This track is supposed to be primarily supported by the CMC (Colorado Motorsports Council) clubs; Audi, BMW, SCCA, etc. I don't think there is one "individual" supporter, but I could be wrong.
Rick
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You are thinking of the Motor Sport Country Club..
That's another track that is supposed to be being built.
Rick<ul><li><a href="http://www.zwire.com/site/tab5.cfm?newsid=18233030&BRD=2713&PAG=461& amp;dept_id=559190&rfi=6">Elbert County News Article...</a></li></ul>
Rick<ul><li><a href="http://www.zwire.com/site/tab5.cfm?newsid=18233030&BRD=2713&PAG=461& amp;dept_id=559190&rfi=6">Elbert County News Article...</a></li></ul>