has anyone heard of the BULLRING at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway?
600839
Sure have. Kurt and Kyle raced there once upon a time, right?
551130
It's pretty amazing.  You can check it out here:\n\nhttp://www.showboats.com/Articles/New-Notables/New-Notable-Nineteenth-Hole.asp
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I have been to the Canadian G.P. twice in Montreal.\nIt is very exciting. Formula one cars are very fast, very high pitched engine noise, extremely fast thru the corners. Qualifying can be dramatic as it is a timed event. Indy is not the best place,  \nbut if your in the area and want to see some cool racing action\nthat only comes to the U.S. once then go enjoy.
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It's nice....but I wish they would have given it a new name instead of tearing down the old one and giving the new one the same name (Second time they've done this, actually....this is technically "Busch Stadium V3.0")...\n\nPerhaps Anheuser Park or AB Field or something....whatever.  Area is still a lot of fun.  Go down to the landing and make sure to check out "The Big Bang", a dueling piano bar that has never failed to be a phenomenal time.
720507
YEAH I HAVE HEARD OF IT. WONDER HOW PREDICTABLE THEY WILL BE TONIGHT AND EVEN DURING THE FINALS.
425022
There are plans to have running yet this year.\nhttp://www.bbc.co.uk/derby/have_your_say/speedway_long_eaton.shtml
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Sears Point, as it's properly called, has a drag strip through the middle of it so most of the permanent seating is built for that.  \n\nThe seating near the paddocks at the southeast end should make for good viewing of the "S"s, hairpin, and start/finish straight.  That's where most of the action will happen anyway.
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Went to Park City in 2002 to officiate and spectate. A WONDERFULL experience. Went with a group of 15 people. Rented a condo about 1 mile from the site( for Luge). Had to split the cost 8 ways ( couples) only way to afford it. Ticket won't be Available yet but start sniffing for a place to stay. Be ready for sticker shock.\n\n                    Lugeman
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it's a fantastic place to get married - it can be as traditional or as mad as you want. We got married at the Bellagio in September and it was very well organised, a beautiful location and a lovely service. We travelled out with 26 friends and family and we have some amazing memories. \n\nThe site below contains details of every chapel in Vegas and lets you research wedding and reception options by cost and other criteria.\n\nHave fun!
979180
DO YOU BELIEVE THAT BULL !!!???!!!
1071559
You might want to phone the Mandalay Bay Events Center, Nevada which is where the fight is happening because they might show it in the hotel bars or tell you the answer to this one.
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There were race-day refunds (for last year's fiasco) and Michelin has given away 10,000 free tickets, so plenty of fans will show up, but there will probably be some booing but not from the large Colombian contingent..\nContrary to what has been posted, the race wasn't in jeopardy of being canceled, however, this is the final year of the contract (to hold the race) between Indianapolis and the FIA/FOM and no new contract has been signed, so it might be the last U.S. Grand Prix at Indianapolis. Still, it has cost a lot of money to build a road course and upgrade the facilities at Indianapolis and the circuit may be angling for a better financial deal with Bernard Charles Ecclestone and FOM for future grands prix at Indianapolis.
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There are a few PBR challenger tour events coming up:\n\nJuly 19 Salinas\nAug. 3 Santa Barbara\nSept. 3 Lancaster\n\nThese are all in CA, sorry I don't know which are closer to so cal.
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Formula One is not leaving Indianapolis; there isn't another circuit in the U.S. that comes close to FIA standards and no circuit owner will invest the money needed to bring it up to standard, then pay Bernard Charles Ecclestone upwards of $15 million in sanctioning fees and depend on ticket sales to cover the expenses.\nForget about the idea of a race on a temporary circuit in Las Vegas; the last temporary circuit in the U.S., Phoenix, was a disaster. Phoenix was probably one if the worst tracks ever to host an F1 race. I remember Thierry Boutsen telling us that there wasn't one good corner on that track.\nAll that talk from Bernie about getting nothing from the U.S., having more viewers in Malta than the U.S., was just that, talk. It was designed to get ink (space) in newspapers and magazines, and it seems it did.\nTrue, Indianapolis Motor Speedway needed a major renovation (the old media centre was like a bunker and there were no garages along pit row), but too much money was spent building the road circuit, new pagoda, garages ... to abandon/boot out F1. \nIt won't happen this weekend, but look for an announcement in a few weeks that the U.S. Grand Prix will continue to be held at Indianapolis.
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There was a lot of talk about it, but it never happened. The mayor of Las Vegas even ordered an investigation, and nothing turned up.  Here are some links:\n\nhttp://2002.ksl.com/news-2860i.php?p=1 \n\nhttp://projects.is.asu.edu/pipermail/hpn/2001-October/004781.html\n\nhttp://deseretnews.com/oly/view/0,3949,50000021,00.html\n\nhttp://www.ci.slc.ut.us/Olympics/pressrel/0219_2.htm
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Trump has filed bankruptcy. Better check it out first. Las Vegas has many businesses and manufacturing companies. What, you think it's just gambling casino's and Texas Hold Em tournaments? I think you better get out of the county you live in and travel.
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http://sports.espn.go.com/sports/horse/triplecrown06/news/story?id=2452872\n\nThis is the latest as of 8:39 pm EST. May 21, 2006.