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In light of the closure of numerous speedway tracks, what lessons can modern promoters learn from these defunct venues? Could the revival of certain tracks, even in a limited capacity, spark interest in local racing communities and attract a new generation of fans? Or should we simply focus on enhancing existing facilities instead?

As the sport faces increasing competition from other entertainment options, what radical changes could be implemented to attract a younger audience to Speedway? Are there innovative formats, technological integrations, or marketing strategies that could reinvigorate interest and participation in the sport?

Is the traditional structure of British speedway leagues stifling innovation? As fans seek more thrilling experiences, could a radical overhaul of the league system, incorporating elements from other motorsports, breathe new life into the sport? What would such a transformation look like, and are fans ready for it?

As we look toward the future of speedway racing, what radical changes or innovations do you believe could re-engage the youth and reinvigorate interest in the sport? Are electric bikes or augmented reality experiences viable options, or do we risk losing the essence of what makes speedway thrilling?