Just reading some NFL news and it appears that the Detroit Lions, on the verge of going 0 and 16, are reducing and/or freezing ticket prices for next year.
Will racing be enterprising and do something like this for fans? Or are we too dysfunctional to have a sale?
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Is this a trick question?
There's on;ly one right price for racing -- zero. Why make people pay for the right to lose money, especially at a blended 20% takeout?
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