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Originally Posted by eurobounce
If I remember correctly they were trying to find a way to slow down the track. The changed the combination of the surface and actually watered it more. In my opinion, if you are going to use a synthetic surface you almost need two different surfaces. One surface for the winter and a second surface for the spring and fall meets.
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Euro,
They never said that about poly -- they led people to believe that it would work anywhere and also work equally well with no maintenance in all climates.
Now they are fighting to cover their ass.
Again, they are not the professionals that racing should have hired -- and we are seeing the results.
It's time you pulled your head out of the sand -- er I mean poly -- and recognized the problems. The problems will not go away by covering them up. It's just going to make it worse for other tracks in the future.