she lives in a apartment ? she owns nothing and therefore has no intrest in property values turns her tv up to 10 ??? what tv only goes to 10 bye felicia
Long Beach indycar race, upcoming f1 miami, st pete's indy race 🤫(also those are all street courses, running on streets where sound protection is impossible, she's lucky the fairgrounds is a track that can have proper sound proofing.)
"There is no other city in the US that has a race track in a residential area." Speedway, Indiana, a town that is literally named for the 2.5 mile track it has within it, would like to have a word
I have a suggestion, stop calling people "Karen's" They are allowed an opinion, even if it's wrong. Oh and drop the possessive, it's grammatically incorrect to use it.
I like the last guy, he was speaking straight facts about how they have 30+ soccer events a year and a number of music festivals each year and how he said that why cant they get their dates and make some money off of it.
His question called out the elephant in the room. "Do you want to kill the racetrack?" Such a simple, yet poignant question. His comments about the soccer stadium are also very true
@@gmoneymelogaming581 As much as many motorsport fans hate it, i included, all form of it is going to be much much more quieter in the next 10 years with the push to electric motors and smaller engine displacement and Nascar is one of them with their plan of using hybrid engine as their next change in engine regulation
That literally happened to a college once. They were gonna host the 2020 Olympic Trials, but the construction got put on hold for months and missed the trials because Karen’s were complaining about the construction sound…
4:00 This broad clearly can’t tell the difference between an F1 car and an Indycar. But it’s not like she’s the only one who doesn’t know. Even today, most open-wheel cars look identical. Nevertheless, she can move off the continent for all I care. 7:00 I would love to have a racetrack in my backyard. If there’s a job opening there, I’d willingly look into it. 7:40 And everyday traffic idling at a stoplight doesn’t cause air pollution? I also have asthma, and live in an area with plenty of stoplights, some mid-block. A few extra shuttle buses isn’t going to make it THAT much worse. Seriously. 8:40 NASCAR has been on an upswing of late, so I really question how current his information is. 12:30 Exactly. It’s the same story with my home track, Waterford Hills, a 1.5-mile road course that hosts club level racing and track days in Clarkston, Michigan. It was also built long before the subdivisions sprang up nearby. Not to mention that there’s also a shooting range on the grounds of the track, but at least it doesn’t face the subdivision that sits off the backstretch. Where, by the way, a sound-wall sits. I would tell anyone who lives there the same thing that I would say to these idiots from earlier. If you don’t want to deal with the noise…MOVE!! 12:50 Excellent point. I used to play soccer in my hometown’s youth soccer league in the 90s, and today I find the sport to be very boring. What’s so exciting about 22 jocks chasing after a ball ⚽️?
My aunt lived like 5 mins away from Chicagoland speedway, and it was a blast to visit her every june during the summer, back when nascar ran that track in june
Darrell Waltrip is such a good guy. Willing to stand up for a track that meant so much to him. The support the speedway people had better points than the screaming people against
legend has it: in 1978 a real estate developer told a bunch of first-time homeowners in Riverside "don't worry about the track, it won't be there in 10 years"
First time I saw a racecar/racetrack Indy 1963, I live within ear shot of the Fairgrounds Speedway. Most of the opposition aren't from around here and don't get it. As kids we were put to bed early on saturday nite for church on sunday, listening to the open header left turn lullaby.
I also like how she can't be a part of those gains because she chose to live in an apartment and more likely has had her rent increase more than anything.
And those would be the same people screaming at you when you street race and they say take it to the track. You go to the track and still they complain.
I've only been to one major track that was embedded in a neighborhood: Indianapolis Motor Speedway. We parked among the neighborhoods and the people were awesome. Kiddos operating lemonade stands, chatty asking about where we came from, and were very welcoming.
Back in the mid 90s my father lived in a trailer near Daytona. He would sit outside his trailer and you could hear the announcer from the track when the races would go down. My guy had a front row seat to the race and he loved every second of it. If you choose to live that close to the track that’s absolutely on you and maybe you should consider moving. The fact that it’s even a discussion is absolutely hilarious
Sadly this happens to alot of smaller tracks. There was a local quarter midget track at the Miami County Fairgrounds in Peru, IN that was shutdown for a few seasons because a neighbor moved in and wasn't happy with the noise.
I'm not surprised, the track is part of not only NASCAR history but Darrell's own history and stock car racing's history in general so I'm not surprised he defended the track he helped bring into legend.
@@zikalokof1challenge414 F1 is still the most known. Touring car has been on a popularity decline since the late 90s. Now, if you talk about other forms to a Brit, they're always shocked and are like "I thought F1 was the only discipline?'". I remember a Brit I talked to back in 2010. I showed him NASCAR highlights. He was like "WOW! In England we don't even know what NASCAR is. We think F1 is the only form of motorsports"
After the applause from others you could see her confidence boost 😂🤣😂🤣 "I'm mad so I'm gonna make stuff up so I sound like I know what I'm talking about"
How much since does it make to move next door to a racetrack and then complain about the race track? That's like me buying a house between two hog farms and then going to the council building and complaining that they should shut the hog farms down cuz it makes my house stink.
"There's a difference between speedway and Nascar, some of those people live in Antioch, Franklin, Franklin, Antioch, East Nashville AND East Nashville."
I'm willing to bet that if the noise from the track is that bad, that neighborhood will end up a poor ghetto because the property values tanked, leaving us with people who literally cannot afford to live anywhere else and whose jobs don't give them a week of vacation. And a mob of scorned homeowners and developers who lost a lot of money and won't be supporting those politicians ever again.
Karen: I've hate all the noise from speedway I moved next too! Also Karen: Proceeds to yell and be the noisiest person in the room for a bunch of dumb reasons, instead of admitting they made a mistake when they purchased the house.
I live directly next to West Virginia Motor Speedway, which was dormant for years. I was extremely excited when it opened back up this year. I realize that it’s just a small dirt track, and not some place NASCAR would go to, but it’s the same concept. If a big track wanted to open up in my back yard, I’d be all for it.
It's the people who live in the neighborhood this is a gentrified neighborhood let's be honest we both know the kind of people who are living there if this was a formula erase with all LGBT drivers they would be doing cart Wheels of joy.
@@robertstone9988 Nashville has all sorts of gentirifcation and reverse-gentrification pretty sure its how Dave Ramsey made alot of his money; gentrification in Nashvillle and Middle Tennesee
I'll just say that it would be a huge setback for nascar if they can't get this through, there is no other place we're fans interests and bussiness interests are so aligned. Nascar fans get another short track that is different from the 3 we already have, and Nascar gets something new, a renovated Fairgrounds could be the Camden Years of racetracks were they become downtown centerpieces. Therefore so hopefully they get this done, I'm confident in SMI that it'll happen but if they don't it'll be a gutpunch to the sport we all care deeply about and want a bright future for it.
All snide comments for or against aside, I have one plea: Fans - If they bring back the Nashville Fairgrounds Speedway, and you go to the races, leave the area better than you found it! Don’t leave any reason for these board members and the local government to regret it!
The first woman was terribly misinformed... the What about Indianapolis? That is in the middle of the neighborhood as well. Bottom line is that the fans want more short tracks and there is one right here that would provide great racing, all of these people knew they were close to a racetrack.
I noticed your home track is Rockford, IL. When you showed your local track I recognized it immediately. I went their as a kid and I lived in Roscoe. It's so cool to see that you live very near to where I used to live. I used to go to races their all the time and also would go to Joliets Chicago Speedway and Road America.
2 things 1. The speedway has been there 117 years. 2. Just shut the hell up and let’s them race Nashville. Why don’t give them free tickets if they live in a certain area from the speedway
They closed our local short track down because they put a house in addition to cross the street and the housing addition complained about the race track and it was shut down. I repeat the racetrack had been there for 50 plus years the housing addition was only two or three years old. I guess this means you can move across the street from the airport and then complain about the noise and get it shut down.
At my high school (which is over 100 years old), we have people living in brand new houses across the street from the football field, and just moved in within the past 10 years, and complained about the band rehearsals and even football games, even though they have been going strong for years. All the stuff about people talking about the fairgrounds noise issues reminded me of all that drama.
No other nascar tracks are in residential areas? Strange. Richmond is surrounded by neighborhoods, Hell Martinsville speedway has houses within 100 feet of the track
“There is no other city in the United States that has a track in a residential neighborhood” I grew up in Speedway, Indiana and I laughed out loud at that woman.
Like damn she's telling me there is the nashville indy car gp, the nashville speedway, the nashville fairgrounds AND 5 f1 tracks, all in or near nashville? Like damn i want to move there now!
As a resident of Tennessee I would love to know where these FIA Grade 1 racetrack is in this state. I have a perfectly good legends car I’ll swap over from a fairgrounds car to a road race car today and never go race at the fairgrounds again if they can show it to me lol
This is why there should be a bigger push behind North Wilkesboro. The locals ACTUALLY WANT the track to come back. This is the biggest problem trying to bring racing to a big metropolitan area, especially one on the rise like Nashville. There's a reason most tracks are 30 minutes or more away from the actual city they're racing in. While I don't agree with these Karens and believe like the rest of the fanbase that if you're the idiot who moved next to a race track, you should have to deal with the reperecussions, you have to know this will be a problem. Sure, the current elected officials may say yes to bringing back the fairgrounds, but what happens when you piss off the people who elect you? Your ass is getting canned next election period and the next guy or woman in charge will likely shut it down again after SMI and the city spend millions on the place. But nah, let's not go to a lost cause in the middle of nowhere.
It's just this simple. If you willingly build housing near a race track you must consider the fact it was there first so you need to be prepared to put up with any noises coming from there.
When Dw walked on the podium instant Win if u have a Nascar legend arguably the greatest Nascar driver of all time telling you how Nascar should work mind as well give them the track you can't argue with 3 championships and the last guy made a big ass point the soccer stadium which has more noisy and loud fans than Nascar and the concerts to but no they wanna boycott Nascar but I do have a question if anyone can Answer this if you can what's more important the loss of potential sports venues and money to make and be a boring city or bring Nascar to the racetrack and earn more money and new potential sports venues and help the city grow into a sports city imma let you answer that question
Holy shit, I just looked up Indianapolis Motor Speedway on Google earth. That track is surrounded by a massive community. Sweet jesus lol. And a damn golf course. Yeah..m fairgrounds will be just fine
Hell the golf course has two holes in the infield. You want to talk about a quiet sport, it’s right in the middle of one of if not the loudest. I honestly don’t understand these people for complaining about a move that would technically result in less noise since they wouldn’t need as many smaller events to keep going
Anyone NOT living in that area shouldn’t even have a say! Murfreesboro is one of the cities she mentioned is 30 minutes away from Nashville and in NO WAY effects the people from there lmao!
I know all of these people make no sense, but the one a 7:21 is just baffling... It's not like NASCAR is holding a race every day there. Like, I'm pretty sure your daily life won't be a complete train wreck. Also, I would imagine the amount of idling shuttles and buses in the city dwarfs the number of shuttles the track will have during the race weekend.
I am 73 and I was at an IMCA sprint car race at the fairgrounds when I was 8 yrs old. This was the configuration of the track then. There is a mound of dirt in the pits where people would watch the race from.. I found a $20 bill in the dirt and my mom said I could keep it. It was a small fortune then and the Converted amount ($20 base) $196.36
That woman is the President of Karens. And for her complaining about the noise near her house, that's her problem for deciding to live in an apartment next to a racetrack in the first place! It really ticks me off that some people are just unbelievably stupid!
It should have been apparent to these people that you don't buy a house near a speedway that was built first if you're going to complain about noise. Same thing happened to Myrtle Beach.
Dale Jr. made some really good points about the fairgrounds and how the proper people want to do this right for the track and the people who live around it. Hopefully, all parties can get this figured out.
Okay so why the hell does the ARCA East Series race there (yes they did last Saturday night) and why can't NASCAR race there when ARCA is considered a NASCAR sanctioned series, huh?
That woman complaining about the F1 tracks nearby had an entire Twitter argument in her speech and I lost so many braincells its amazing I still have enough knowledge of grammar to write this comment
What are your thoughts on the opposition to NASCAR coming back to the Nashville Fairgrounds?
I think its a better track for the future, and I know that people want some other tracks but if this is the next big hub then I'm all for it.
They can come with some better points, instead of talking about the same thing, of the noise, the schools and the kids.
I was happy that DW was their
Hmmmm, wonder if I can get the airport to quit flying planes over my house, and the schools.
They are closed minded
The karen complaining about noises near a racetrack would be the type of person to live in the forest and then complain about the animals
She's the type of person to complain to the manager about any minor inconvenience
she lives in a apartment ? she owns nothing and therefore has no intrest in property values turns her tv up to 10 ??? what tv only goes to 10 bye felicia
Or moves next to an airport and gets mad the planes fly out of it.
Or next to a cow farm and complain about the smell
She hasnt had a man in a long time thatll make em edgy
_buys house next to racetrack_
_complains about said racetrack_
*big brain time*
no its *smol brain time*
surprised pikachu
Karens: you can own a racetrack
Me: Can I use it
Karens: No!
Shocked pikachu face
Lmao
I bet most of those people had no idea who Darrell Waltrip was and that they were standing in a room with a champion 😂
"you sound like that guy from the movie cars!!"
"I get that alot"
If I were there, I wouldn't be able to contain myself from freaking out around him 💀
I like the balls on him to tell them where he lives. I don't doubt he has a 12ga waiting for the windowlicker that tries anything stupid, but still.
that's simply embarrassing, not being mean here! But this is embarrassing that some of those at that meeting are just close-minded.
Dude I'd have shat bricks to be in that room... Of course I'd have to ask for a "BOOGITY BOOGTIY BOOGITY, LETS GO RACING BOYS!"
A Karen: _I don’t like having 5 F1 races..._
*_Ah yes... the FIA do be wanting the Nashville GP_*
Let's just cancel the new miami gp and add a nashville fairgrounds gp just to annoy her.
I mean Indy car is having a street race there so it can’t be much worse than the Miami track they’ve been proposing.
And I don't want Ronald Mcdonald to ride a little tikes big wheel around my backyard 500 times
@@eannamcnamara9338 imagine 😂
Lol
“I hate the public. The public is stupid.”
- Ron Swanson
Wish man
Agreed
Ron is my spirit animal
They always Things to say that don’t have anything to do with what is trying to be done.
An American Hero!
My dog gets extremely scared and terrified during storms. I AM GOING TO COMPLAIN TO THE WEATHER GODS AND TELL THEM TO STOP SENDING STORMS TO MY HOUSE.
Ya go complain to the clouds LMFAO
@@Sneakerhead_Nic YES, them dumb clouds just ruining everything
*Microwave goes off*
Karen: "STOP THAT INFERNAL BEEPING! How dare you tell ME, when MY food is ready!"
You wont but thats a good metaphor.
@@Sneakerhead_Nic angry Karen yells at cloud
These people became lowkey famous now lmao.
Thanks for calling them out.
The Karen's be dumb though, I can only hope they lose!
“There’s no track on a residential neighborhood”
No one tell that to Indianapolis.
And that one was a f1 track
What they don't say is sports falitics being built further out was the thing done in the 1990s, but they are now more going back to downtown areas.
Dover, Richmond, and Auto Club have entered the chat.
Or Daytona, Or Richmond, Or Laguna Seca
Long Beach indycar race, upcoming f1 miami, st pete's indy race 🤫(also those are all street courses, running on streets where sound protection is impossible, she's lucky the fairgrounds is a track that can have proper sound proofing.)
"There is no other city in the US that has a race track in a residential area."
Speedway, Indiana, a town that is literally named for the 2.5 mile track it has within it, would like to have a word
Monaco GP would like a word.
When I heard that I was like, really bitch?
@@bradyolson4690 they said us
*Clap clap clap*
Richmond comes to mind for me! I see a lot of the homes there allowing RV's to rent space in there front yards!
I have a proposal for Nashville having no complaints....
*_We should take all the Karen’s, and push them somewhere else!_*
I have a suggestion, stop calling people "Karen's" They are allowed an opinion, even if it's wrong. Oh and drop the possessive, it's grammatically incorrect to use it.
@@TBMartin i have a suggestion, shut up karen
@@josephdaigle2809 Make me big boy. If you insist on using a foreign language in your country, at least get it right.
Let's Send them to Mars
@@TBMartin Karen is a phrase that’s fine to be used. Most of these people have awful points
It's good to see darrel Waltrip's sticking up for the race
I like the last guy, he was speaking straight facts about how they have 30+ soccer events a year and a number of music festivals each year and how he said that why cant they get their dates and make some money off of it.
His question called out the elephant in the room. "Do you want to kill the racetrack?" Such a simple, yet poignant question. His comments about the soccer stadium are also very true
I liked the last guy too.
I mean you don’t need ear plugs for a soccer game, there’s a big difference in sound level
I know that but he called them out on it.
@@gmoneymelogaming581 As much as many motorsport fans hate it, i included, all form of it is going to be much much more quieter in the next 10 years with the push to electric motors and smaller engine displacement and Nascar is one of them with their plan of using hybrid engine as their next change in engine regulation
7:21 "This affects our daily lives.." Ah yes, because NASCAR is notable for racing at the same race track every single day
I'm sayin yo!
It's only 1 cup series race a year those Karen's can handle one race date
The scary thing was the amount of applause that British woman got during her rant...
As a brit, I don't claim her
As a Brit She's yours now mate.
all those people (that are clapping to her) are braindead as she is lol. It shows how ignorant they are about their local motorsports scene.
The brit in Nashville🤣
She sounded more Australian or New Zealander than British
I wasn’t expecting DW to be at this meeting so my face lit up so fast when I saw him talking 😂
Same I was pleasantly surprised
Me watching the first half of this video:
“There seems to be no sign of intelligent life anywhere”
The fairgrounds build a sound barrier.....
Karen: That construction is so loud
Lmfaoo so true lol
Caref
Same people that build houses near interstates and demand walls along the interstate because it's "noisy"
That literally happened to a college once. They were gonna host the 2020 Olympic Trials, but the construction got put on hold for months and missed the trials because Karen’s were complaining about the construction sound…
4:00 This broad clearly can’t tell the difference between an F1 car and an Indycar. But it’s not like she’s the only one who doesn’t know. Even today, most open-wheel cars look identical. Nevertheless, she can move off the continent for all I care.
7:00 I would love to have a racetrack in my backyard. If there’s a job opening there, I’d willingly look into it.
7:40 And everyday traffic idling at a stoplight doesn’t cause air pollution? I also have asthma, and live in an area with plenty of stoplights, some mid-block. A few extra shuttle buses isn’t going to make it THAT much worse. Seriously.
8:40 NASCAR has been on an upswing of late, so I really question how current his information is.
12:30 Exactly. It’s the same story with my home track, Waterford Hills, a 1.5-mile road course that hosts club level racing and track days in Clarkston, Michigan. It was also built long before the subdivisions sprang up nearby. Not to mention that there’s also a shooting range on the grounds of the track, but at least it doesn’t face the subdivision that sits off the backstretch. Where, by the way, a sound-wall sits. I would tell anyone who lives there the same thing that I would say to these idiots from earlier. If you don’t want to deal with the noise…MOVE!!
12:50 Excellent point. I used to play soccer in my hometown’s youth soccer league in the 90s, and today I find the sport to be very boring. What’s so exciting about 22 jocks chasing after a ball ⚽️?
If a track came 5 mins from my house, I’d be in heaven
My aunt lived like 5 mins away from Chicagoland speedway, and it was a blast to visit her every june during the summer, back when nascar ran that track in june
Racetrack road in Elk Hart lake, Wisconsin 👍🤘 best street ever
I second that.
@@omertacw I believe that's Road America that you're nearby, unless you're talking about an oval track.
@@nascarfanatic2425 that would be Road America 🤘👍
"When NASCAR runs my Windows vibrate..." Holy cow did you put your home theater in the max volume?
CRANK IT UP!
@@vexingpaladin0196 boogity boogity boogity bois
My question is how can there be 5 F1 tracks within 30 minutes of each other
liberals don't need to make sense, they just scream and hope someone believes them
@@drysiftwizard3469 well said
@@drysiftwizard3469 stop with politcs.
@@drysiftwizard3469 Sir I think you mean "Conservatives."
@@NinjaXavier2 Agree, this has nothing to do with damn politics
That last guy took the whole show right there, everything we’ve been saying about this he just said, props to that man
Give him season tickets to the races when NASCAR does get to race there.
He raced there !!
His Dad raced there !!
AND !!
He runs a car there that his son drives !!
I believe that's Tony formosa
Karens will be like "EX CA UUUUUUUUUUUUUUSE MEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!! LISTEN TO WHAT I HAVE TO SAY, DON'T LET NASCAR COME BACK!!!!!"
That sounds like Michael Mrucz’s Karen impression
@@thejrbuiscut6213 it is
@@cito1101 ok
Vickie Guerrero vibes
Darrell Waltrip is such a good guy. Willing to stand up for a track that meant so much to him.
The support the speedway people had better points than the screaming people against
"Ten years ago, my real estate agent said that racetrack would close soon! This is your fault Nashville!" - Karen
legend has it: in 1978 a real estate developer told a bunch of first-time homeowners in Riverside "don't worry about the track, it won't be there in 10 years"
Like I’ve said multiple times...
There’s a track in North Wilksboro, NC where people actually want racing back and wouldn’t give two rips about noise
It comes back, area somehow gentrifies, and oh boy, here come the Karens
3 words to the person who said there are NO tracks within a neighborhood: Indianapolis Motor Speedway
First time I saw a racecar/racetrack Indy 1963, I live within ear shot of the Fairgrounds Speedway. Most of the opposition aren't from around here and don't get it. As kids we were put to bed early on saturday nite for church on sunday, listening to the open header left turn lullaby.
The Milwaukee mile
@@shinichi6235 fair point that too
I like how she went from complaining about the noise to straight talking about people enjoying there gain on the property
If anything this track being near there neighborhood increases the value
@@gabedelgado2532 Imagine the Air BnB revenue 💲💲💲📈📈📈
Exactly
I don't think she can turn her apartment into a air bnb
I also like how she can't be a part of those gains because she chose to live in an apartment and more likely has had her rent increase more than anything.
These people are acting like NASCAR will be running 12 times a day at that track
Maybe 2 times a week for maybe 7 months
@@trevorhintz1290 talking about the cup cars. that's what these guys are crying about.
If the track was moving to your neighborhood would you like it?
Yes, yes I would
But the track isn’t moving into their neighborhood! It was there when all those people moved there!
And those would be the same people screaming at you when you street race and they say take it to the track. You go to the track and still they complain.
Bruh the First Lady is the real definition of a Karen
I've only been to one major track that was embedded in a neighborhood: Indianapolis Motor Speedway. We parked among the neighborhoods and the people were awesome. Kiddos operating lemonade stands, chatty asking about where we came from, and were very welcoming.
Tell the Karen’s that lol
@@liamroy9987 I'm not the manager of the neighborhood, tho! She won't talk to me.
@@montecarloss305 well it’s worth a shot!
I've been to Charlotte and Darlington and there are houses everywhere.
Damn, if I go to a race there I’m heading to your neighborhood 😂😂
Nascar: Let’s give the fans what they want
Karens: Not if I have anything to say about it!
"Would you want nascar to come to your neighborhood?" Hell yeah! Even if I don't go to the races, hearing them would be cool in itself.
4:13 The guy’s reaction😂😂😂😂😂
He was like, "Is this lady for real?"
You can see him go “Hold up, wait a minute”
12:38 Protect this man at all costs
Back in the mid 90s my father lived in a trailer near Daytona. He would sit outside his trailer and you could hear the announcer from the track when the races would go down. My guy had a front row seat to the race and he loved every second of it. If you choose to live that close to the track that’s absolutely on you and maybe you should consider moving. The fact that it’s even a discussion is absolutely hilarious
3:40 Volume 10??? I need my TV on at least 25 to hear sitting about 8 feet away and that’s on a quiet day she must have a really different TV 😂
Rip fives
Sadly this happens to alot of smaller tracks. There was a local quarter midget track at the Miami County Fairgrounds in Peru, IN that was shutdown for a few seasons because a neighbor moved in and wasn't happy with the noise.
Woman with Australian accent: No other city in the country has a racetrack in a residential area.
Speedway, Indiana: Am I a joke to you?
I’m gonna guess she came from a place where V8 Supercars came to a lot.
Probably a Street Course.
Melbourne, Surfers or Adelaide.
Her accent sounds more New Zealand than Australian
Daytona international speedway as well
Richmond and Martinsville are
"The ability to speak does not make you intelligent."
Cool to see Darrell Waltrip there at the Board of Commissioners and share his opinion
I'm not surprised, the track is part of not only NASCAR history but Darrell's own history and stock car racing's history in general so I'm not surprised he defended the track he helped bring into legend.
Thanks for putting the positive and smart racing folks at the ending of the video. Honestly I was gonna lose my shit....😅
That first woman is like the type of people that thinks that motorsport = F1
Cause she's British where NASCAR is completely unknown and nobody knows what it is. The only form of racing that's known in England in F1
@@Maverick33 In Europe theres BTCC, WTCC and DTM as well, theres no excuse for that, it clearly means that she doesnt know a thing about motorsport
@@zikalokof1challenge414 F1 is still the most known. Touring car has been on a popularity decline since the late 90s. Now, if you talk about other forms to a Brit, they're always shocked and are like "I thought F1 was the only discipline?'". I remember a Brit I talked to back in 2010. I showed him NASCAR highlights. He was like "WOW! In England we don't even know what NASCAR is. We think F1 is the only form of motorsports"
@@Maverick33 Still, it means that she doesnt know any other form of motorsport
After the applause from others you could see her confidence boost 😂🤣😂🤣 "I'm mad so I'm gonna make stuff up so I sound like I know what I'm talking about"
IF YOU TALK LOUDER YOUR ARGUMENT IS MORE LOGICAL
AAAAAAAAHAHAAHHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHAH
DID ANY ONE ELSE SEE THE GUY IN THE BACKROUNDS REACTION WHEN SHE SAID THERES 5 F1 TRACKS
4:13
Laguna Seca is very much limited recently too for similar reasons. To bring it back to NASCAR maybe a stretch.
How much since does it make to move next door to a racetrack and then complain about the race track? That's like me buying a house between two hog farms and then going to the council building and complaining that they should shut the hog farms down cuz it makes my house stink.
Because they WOULD shut the hog farm down. Unfortunately this is just a small example of the pandering we do to these crybabys.
Hey, that woman sounds like a Kiwi! Josh Revell should have his countrywoman on to talk about Formula One’s history at the five tracks in Nashville
I’d be like, “A track that runs NASCAR races? In my neighborhood?!”
“Heck yeah!”
Whe as fans are gonna be pissed has F@%#, if Nascar bend's over to these people that don't come with better points.
"There's a difference between speedway and Nascar, some of those people live in Antioch, Franklin, Franklin, Antioch, East Nashville AND East Nashville."
I had to read this twice. One of them legit said that, did she get her "brain" from Family Dollar or something?
If the noise bothers you that much, Just Take A Week Vacation!!!!
I'm willing to bet that if the noise from the track is that bad, that neighborhood will end up a poor ghetto because the property values tanked, leaving us with people who literally cannot afford to live anywhere else and whose jobs don't give them a week of vacation. And a mob of scorned homeowners and developers who lost a lot of money and won't be supporting those politicians ever again.
I’d love to have Nashville back but
North wilkesboro’s town wants nascar back, why deal with these people when we could go to a town that wants us
I say that the Karen had the right to complain, but if she is going to complain about it, PLEASE DO RESEARCH.
I have a funny feeling Trump wasn't her President
Karen: I've hate all the noise from speedway I moved next too!
Also Karen:
Proceeds to yell and be the noisiest person in the room for a bunch of dumb reasons, instead of admitting they made a mistake when they purchased the house.
10 bucks says that "5 F1 tracks" woman is named Karen
100 million dollars
LoL the way she said Offensive. "OfFAnSivE" 😅😅
I live directly next to West Virginia Motor Speedway, which was dormant for years. I was extremely excited when it opened back up this year.
I realize that it’s just a small dirt track, and not some place NASCAR would go to, but it’s the same concept.
If a big track wanted to open up in my back yard, I’d be all for it.
Nascar fans vs. those karens complaining about noise
Hmmm maybe dont live near a racetrack if you dont like noise
It's the people who live in the neighborhood this is a gentrified neighborhood let's be honest we both know the kind of people who are living there if this was a formula erase with all LGBT drivers they would be doing cart Wheels of joy.
the problem is the land and housing is cheap
yea...a bit ironic if you think about it
@@robertstone9988 Nashville has all sorts of gentirifcation and reverse-gentrification
pretty sure its how Dave Ramsey made alot of his money; gentrification in Nashvillle and Middle Tennesee
Hmm.. NASCAR Fans vs. Karens who don't know jack shit. Umm, we win.
How about most of these people probably moved there after 1984, when NASCAR stopped it's racing. They have a right.
I'll just say that it would be a huge setback for nascar if they can't get this through, there is no other place we're fans interests and bussiness interests are so aligned. Nascar fans get another short track that is different from the 3 we already have, and Nascar gets something new, a renovated Fairgrounds could be the Camden Years of racetracks were they become downtown centerpieces. Therefore so hopefully they get this done, I'm confident in SMI that it'll happen but if they don't it'll be a gutpunch to the sport we all care deeply about and want a bright future for it.
All snide comments for or against aside, I have one plea:
Fans - If they bring back the Nashville Fairgrounds Speedway, and you go to the races, leave the area better than you found it! Don’t leave any reason for these board members and the local government to regret it!
The first woman was terribly misinformed... the What about Indianapolis? That is in the middle of the neighborhood as well. Bottom line is that the fans want more short tracks and there is one right here that would provide great racing, all of these people knew they were close to a racetrack.
Useful suggestion for people who don't want to hear race cars:
DON'T LIVE NEXT TO A RACE TRACK
I noticed your home track is Rockford, IL. When you showed your local track I recognized it immediately. I went their as a kid and I lived in Roscoe. It's so cool to see that you live very near to where I used to live. I used to go to races their all the time and also would go to Joliets Chicago Speedway and Road America.
Hell yeah man I live an hour away and we go every saturday night!
2 things
1. The speedway has been there 117 years.
2. Just shut the hell up and let’s them race
Nashville. Why don’t give them free tickets if they live in a certain area from the speedway
the Track has been there for 117 years?
so its old and out of touch? well clearly the track is wrong!!
People who live near Nashville Fairgrounds have no sense.
They closed our local short track down because they put a house in addition to cross the street and the housing addition complained about the race track and it was shut down. I repeat the racetrack had been there for 50 plus years the housing addition was only two or three years old. I guess this means you can move across the street from the airport and then complain about the noise and get it shut down.
@@robertstone9988 That sucks man, people really just don't care as log as they get their way.
@@heidtxtreme1648 it was all part of their plan because after they tore down the track they built more houses
Myrtle Beach?
@@robertstone9988 Stories like this anger me. The level of entitlement someone must have to do something like this is unreal.
Karen: there are 5 F1 and nascar tracks 30 minutes outside of Nashville
SMI and BMS: Signs the contract eminently after the comment
At my high school (which is over 100 years old), we have people living in brand new houses across the street from the football field, and just moved in within the past 10 years, and complained about the band rehearsals and even football games, even though they have been going strong for years. All the stuff about people talking about the fairgrounds noise issues reminded me of all that drama.
If they get a NASCAR date of some sort whether it be Cup or the lower series, it would be near the top of my list of a race to attend in the future.
No other nascar tracks are in residential areas? Strange. Richmond is surrounded by neighborhoods, Hell Martinsville speedway has houses within 100 feet of the track
Nashville Fairgrounds should be a National Historic Landmark.
You damn straight. It's the oldest continually operating speedway in the U.S.
“There is no other city in the United States that has a track in a residential neighborhood”
I grew up in Speedway, Indiana and I laughed out loud at that woman.
Hearing that crazy blonde lady saying that there are five f1 tracks in Nashville makes in what to see the cup series go back to Nashville even more
Like damn she's telling me there is the nashville indy car gp, the nashville speedway, the nashville fairgrounds AND 5 f1 tracks, all in or near nashville? Like damn i want to move there now!
Well they are going to a F1 track after Dover in Austin.
As a resident of Tennessee I would love to know where these FIA Grade 1 racetrack is in this state. I have a perfectly good legends car I’ll swap over from a fairgrounds car to a road race car today and never go race at the fairgrounds again if they can show it to me lol
This is why there should be a bigger push behind North Wilkesboro. The locals ACTUALLY WANT the track to come back. This is the biggest problem trying to bring racing to a big metropolitan area, especially one on the rise like Nashville. There's a reason most tracks are 30 minutes or more away from the actual city they're racing in.
While I don't agree with these Karens and believe like the rest of the fanbase that if you're the idiot who moved next to a race track, you should have to deal with the reperecussions, you have to know this will be a problem. Sure, the current elected officials may say yes to bringing back the fairgrounds, but what happens when you piss off the people who elect you? Your ass is getting canned next election period and the next guy or woman in charge will likely shut it down again after SMI and the city spend millions on the place.
But nah, let's not go to a lost cause in the middle of nowhere.
I mean if you move into a neighborhood with a racetrack near be . Expect the racetrack to be restored some day.
"There is no nascar tracks in a residential neighborhood"
You forgot about the Milwaukee mile?
Martinsville
It's just this simple. If you willingly build housing near a race track you must consider the fact it was there first so you need to be prepared to put up with any noises coming from there.
That woman who said the 5 f1 and nascar tracks is clearly off her meds.
4:27 She's wrong..... And both Chicago and Augusta used to.
When Dw walked on the podium instant Win if u have a Nascar legend arguably the greatest Nascar driver of all time telling you how Nascar should work mind as well give them the track you can't argue with 3 championships and the last guy made a big ass point the soccer stadium which has more noisy and loud fans than Nascar and the concerts to but no they wanna boycott Nascar but I do have a question if anyone can Answer this if you can what's more important the loss of potential sports venues and money to make and be a boring city or bring Nascar to the racetrack and earn more money and new potential sports venues and help the city grow into a sports city imma let you answer that question
4:11 the guy in the back
Funny how I live in Milwaukee and the Milwaukee Mile is dead smack in a residential neighborhood. This dummy obviously didn't do her homework, lol
4:13 She obviously has never been to Indianapolis Motor Speedway.
Holy shit, I just looked up Indianapolis Motor Speedway on Google earth. That track is surrounded by a massive community. Sweet jesus lol. And a damn golf course. Yeah..m fairgrounds will be just fine
Richmond Raceway is also.
Hell the golf course has two holes in the infield. You want to talk about a quiet sport, it’s right in the middle of one of if not the loudest. I honestly don’t understand these people for complaining about a move that would technically result in less noise since they wouldn’t need as many smaller events to keep going
@@TNR_Blade agreed
3:30 Why is a British lady involved in this?
6:50 another Karen what world do we live in
Anyone NOT living in that area shouldn’t even have a say! Murfreesboro is one of the cities she mentioned is 30 minutes away from Nashville and in NO WAY effects the people from there lmao!
“No other city or state that has a NASCAR track in a residential area”
Uhhhhh....okay
*cough* Richmond, Martinsville, and Indy just to name a few
I know all of these people make no sense, but the one a 7:21 is just baffling... It's not like NASCAR is holding a race every day there. Like, I'm pretty sure your daily life won't be a complete train wreck. Also, I would imagine the amount of idling shuttles and buses in the city dwarfs the number of shuttles the track will have during the race weekend.
The Australian chick obviously never lived near Bathhurst lol
I am 73 and I was at an IMCA sprint car race at the fairgrounds when I was 8 yrs old. This was the configuration of the track then. There is a mound of dirt in the pits where people would watch the race from.. I found a $20 bill in the dirt and my mom said I could keep it. It was a small fortune then and the Converted amount ($20 base) $196.36
That woman is the President of Karens.
And for her complaining about the noise near her house, that's her problem for deciding to live in an apartment next to a racetrack in the first place! It really ticks me off that some people are just unbelievably stupid!
It should have been apparent to these people that you don't buy a house near a speedway that was built first if you're going to complain about noise. Same thing happened to Myrtle Beach.
I thought this was news about Nashville Fairgrounds not a re-run of a Parks and Rec town hall episode
Dale Jr. made some really good points about the fairgrounds and how the proper people want to do this right for the track and the people who live around it. Hopefully, all parties can get this figured out.
Okay so why the hell does the ARCA East Series race there (yes they did last Saturday night) and why can't NASCAR race there when ARCA is considered a NASCAR sanctioned series, huh?
They probably never heard of ARCA. Poor saps.
That woman complaining about the F1 tracks nearby had an entire Twitter argument in her speech and I lost so many braincells its amazing I still have enough knowledge of grammar to write this comment