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Old 05-20-2013, 09:05 AM
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Advertised 2,000 Aussie's at this event...
And even with the Aussie's they only drew 68,891 for the 3 day event.

"Attendance for the three-day event, which was marked by record temperatures in the mid-90s, was 68,891. Approximately nine percent of fans who purchased tickets in advance of the race came from Australia to watch their Supercars heroes compete under the red-hot Texas sun."

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Old 05-20-2013, 09:17 AM
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And even with the Aussie's they only drew 68,891 for the 3 day event.

"Attendance for the three-day event, which was marked by record temperatures in the mid-90s, was 68,891. Approximately nine percent of fans who purchased tickets in advance of the race came from Australia to watch their Supercars heroes compete under the red-hot Texas sun."
Yes. Was interesting to see the Aussie racers comment and succumb to the early summer heat during the races. I'd have thought it gets as bad or worse in Aussie...perhaps they race in their cooler "winter" conditions? IIRC - Australian Winter is same time as our Summer?

I'll have to attend a live event to see if I'm interested more than the broadcast generated for me. Translation: Boring.

Perhaps the next races will generate more excitement and interest? Who knows.

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