NASCAR to set up shop in Chicago as plans for first-ever street race take shape – Chicago Tribune/MSN

Julie Giese, who heads the Phoenix Raceway, will open a year-round NASCAR office in Chicago to create the pop-up Chicago Street Course. The televised Cup Series event is set for July 2; A separate sports car race is scheduled for July 1, and NASCAR plans to host a concert after both races to create a festival experience similar to other events held at Grant Park, such as Lollapalooza.
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Old Joe
3 years ago

Folks, in the near future there’ll be another car race of sorts to see who can drive out of Chicago, Cook County and the State of Illinois the fastest.

Of course you’ll be driving to a red state (possibly Northern Wisconsin or the Upper Penninsula of Michigan).

Just remember to leave any Democratic Party voting habits you may have acquired at the border or you’ll foul your new nest too.

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