I'm not sure there is any compelling radio to be had from this from the parties that are at loggerheads. There is little for the two negotiators in question (Marty Lieberman for Mid-Atlantic & Scott Daruty for TrackNet) to say on the air. They both have their respective positions that are equally understandable, and neither can 'negotiate' this publicly. As I've said, from my perspective, Mid-Atlantic is being unreasonable refusing to consider any kind of increase from the host tracks, and appear to penalizing their patrons.
I will reach out for updates from both sides though to see what progress, if any, has been made.
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