You are actually one of the first ones to give me a reason to why CT doesn't have many GP style tracks

I'm also not in a financially stable position as I don't have a job, being I'm 15, I am sure that once I do have a stable job 300 for a track day won't be too expensive, but looking at it from a money conscious perspective, $300 is a lot, I'm not saying everyone in CT is Jeff Bezos, I was wondering how CT doesn't have many GP style tracks, there's certainly some very wealthy people here in CT, so I expected the car and racing culture to be more prevalent

I'll make sure to check it out, thank you for the recommendation

Agreed, honestly if it were me I would love to live near a track, can watch the races pretty much for free and with an angle that sees the entire track

True, but for such a rich state you'd expect there to be more

I'm aware, though Lime Rock allows you to rent the track for around $325

CT is one of the richest states in the USA

A good 93 acres in Warren is over 1 million dollars, plus the cost to build a track is insane

100 acres is very expressive, very very expensive

For the averages CT resident it wouldn't be an issue to rent the track, but I want to be able to drive a street car there, and I am not really able to shed a few hundred dollars on the spot

Really? I guess that makes sense but you'd think they would be smarter about their decision, though they chose to live in CT so. Idk, I still with there were more grand prix style tracks in CT, with how rich people are here you'd expect them to be down with racing, would probably get a lot of money to the state and help the economy if national racing events were held here in CT

Of course they are, I'm guessing they are a bunch of old people

I am looking at Lime Rock Park right now actually, issue is it's pretty far from me and seems really expensive, like, average Connecticut citizen rich

Also I the kart track is only sponsored by Mohegan sun

Unfortunately it is a kart track and not for actual cars