Keep Speedworld Open

Our son Brian has been riding at Speedworld since he was 5 years old; Brian is now 21 years old. Motorcycles has kept him focused, out of trouble and drug free from kindergarden to his present age. Without Dan's support of Brian and his abilities, Brian would not be the rider that he is today. Dan operates Speedworld in a very professional and business-like matter. We really respect Dan. In reading of the article in the paper regarding Speedworld, I find it to be a bunch of rubbish and I find it unsubstantial. There are portable buildings on the property, and part of owning a track is redesigning it and moving dirt to challenge the riders on the track. I feel that Dan is being unfairly targeted for whatever reason?? This track is home to many families and motorcycle riders.(you should come out & see). Closing this track will be detrimental to the future of our young riders. The track is a place where people of all ages can ride in a controlled- safe- environment among other riders. I feel that without this track and the support of Dan to our son Brian, he may have fallen to the same demons that a lot of young people face in this world polluted by drug use. Speedworld is a community of riders and families. Speedworld is a positive force in the community.