Deanmur

All the people complaining about the track perhaps have a valid grievance. Ultimately David Hemsley will have to do something if crowds dwindle or the operation will go bankrupt. Another way to look at it however is that you should keep supporting Leicester until the promoter has the funds to undertake more extensive work? I doubt the changes that people want only cost UKP 6-8k as if that was the case I think he would have "bitten the bullet" already. Remember Hemsley has taken a big personal financial risk in bringing the sport back to Leicester and probably has large loans that need to be serviced. You cannot expect everything to be ideal from the "get-go" and I for one would at least be somewhat appreciative of having the sport back rather than have nothing at all. Hemsley isn't perfect but then neither is anybody else. Robert and a few others should be more pragmatic and considered in their postings rather than just voicing the same old opinions.

I definately think the bends are too tight in relation to speed built up along the relatively long straights. I don't think maajor chnanges are required so it shouldn't be massively expensive. I suspect the supporters may have to be patient until the club is on a sound financial footing before the changes can be funded? I think DH deserves 2-3 years support from Leicester fans considering he brought the sport back to the city after 30-years? On the flip side perhaps he should be a little more humble given that this situation should not have arisen in the first place given the blank canvas he has to work with?