I'll throw up the first $100 
not that it will help any, but maybe if there were thousands willing to donate.
not that it will help any, but maybe if there were thousands willing to donate.
How bad do you want a world class track here?
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Hmmm, donations I prefer to give to those who actually need them (rather than for my own personal selfish needs), and I only make investments in things that I could expect a return. I would never expect a racetrack in BC to turn a profit.
In other words, I want one...but someone else is going to have to pay for it.
Ok, if I were to think about this more realistically...
If there were a guaruntee that the track were to get built (so my money wouldn't be sitting in trust for 5 years waiting for additional financing to be organized) and I would be guarunteed that I could ride there for the next 15-20 years without it being closed down (due to noise or polution issues), then I would be willing to "donate" maybe $1000-$2000. That's only $100/yr, assuming I ride track for the next 10-20 years.
It doesn't have to be a "world class" facility either. I would be more than happy to settle for something at the level of Spokane or Seattle, with some better safety measures in place.
In other words, I want one...but someone else is going to have to pay for it.
Ok, if I were to think about this more realistically...
If there were a guaruntee that the track were to get built (so my money wouldn't be sitting in trust for 5 years waiting for additional financing to be organized) and I would be guarunteed that I could ride there for the next 15-20 years without it being closed down (due to noise or polution issues), then I would be willing to "donate" maybe $1000-$2000. That's only $100/yr, assuming I ride track for the next 10-20 years.
It doesn't have to be a "world class" facility either. I would be more than happy to settle for something at the level of Spokane or Seattle, with some better safety measures in place.
THANK YOU.. finally a serious answer.Hmmm, donations I prefer to give to those who actually need them (rather than for my own personal selfish needs), and I only make investments in things that I could expect a return. I would never expect a racetrack in BC to turn a profit.
In other words, I want one...but someone else is going to have to pay for it.
Ok, if I were to think about this more realistically...
If there were a guaruntee that the track were to get built (so my money wouldn't be sitting in trust for 5 years waiting for additional financing to be organized) and I would be guarunteed that I could ride there for the next 15-20 years without it being closed down (due to noise or polution issues), then I would be willing to "donate" maybe $1000-$2000. That's only $100/yr, assuming I ride track for the next 10-20 years.
It doesn't have to be a "world class" facility either. I would be more than happy to settle for something at the level of Spokane or Seattle, with some better safety measures in place.
This is more what I'm looking for guys.
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