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As Bob noted, no one has submitted a proposal for VIR to date.I'd just like to add a thought regarding Virginia International Raceway (which is one of my favorite tracks). NSXPO typically consists of three days of social activities plus two days of a track event. The two should be in relative proximity, but they can be far enough away that a different hotel is used for the track days vs the social days. So even if the track event is at VIR, that doesn't mean the social activities have to be based in Danville; the social event could be based in Greensboro, Winston-Salem, Roanoke, or the Triangle, or as far away as Charlotte or even Asheville.Also, regarding Road Atlanta vs AMP, there is already a precedent for one NSXPO using two tracks (NSXPO 2002 in Texas). So if a committee wants to submit a proposal with a track event taking place on two different tracks on consecutive (but non-overlapping) days, that's perfectly acceptable.
As Bob noted, no one has submitted a proposal for VIR to date.
I'd just like to add a thought regarding Virginia International Raceway (which is one of my favorite tracks). NSXPO typically consists of three days of social activities plus two days of a track event. The two should be in relative proximity, but they can be far enough away that a different hotel is used for the track days vs the social days. So even if the track event is at VIR, that doesn't mean the social activities have to be based in Danville; the social event could be based in Greensboro, Winston-Salem, Roanoke, or the Triangle, or as far away as Charlotte or even Asheville.
Also, regarding Road Atlanta vs AMP, there is already a precedent for one NSXPO using two tracks (NSXPO 2002 in Texas). So if a committee wants to submit a proposal with a track event taking place on two different tracks on consecutive (but non-overlapping) days, that's perfectly acceptable.
