Cheap, narrow tires, no downforce. That's been the Formula Ford way since its founding in the late 60s.

Someone needs to make a new oval that's a replica of Trenton.

I'm not exactly the one to ask since I don't exactly own the rights to this video. :P As far as I'm concerned you can do what you want.

@@FormulaFox thanks

The ticker they had on there periodically spelled it with an O, so that's what I used. And nobody gives enough of a crap for me to edit an almost decade old posting.

Well, ok then.

viacomsux45 Not happening anytime soon. There have been rumors of the airport closing since the 90s, but any attempt to close it never goes past an initial proposal. Burke Lakefront Airport has all too often proven it's worth in keeping traffic at other area airports(most notably Hopkins) from getting difficult to manage - the benefits of Burke always became apparent on the GP weekend when the temporary diversion of its traffic puts extra strain on other airports. Nothing unmanageable, but just enough to show there's value in keeping the airport around. Two pieces of good news, though; 1) The one time a proposal to close the airport DID get any serious consideration was a proposal to turn it into a permanent racing facility. This was around 2002, I think. 2) There is finally some movement towards a possible revival of this race. An interested title sponsor contacted Roger Penske about promoting the race. Penske declined(to keep his promoter focus on Detroit), but referred them to Mike Lanigan, who currently owns the promotional rights and has said several times that a revival of the race was dependent on getting a title sponsor. We don't yet know who this title sponsor is, but it is said to be a major national company.