SMITHTY LEGEND, it is a cool track, I remmeber playing it on GPL years back, eventually if you live long enough, you get to see everything Smithy.
Let the track rest peacefully, it gave us good memories, it contributed to our joys of motorsport, to those who got to know it and were annointed and chosen to grace it, the tarmac will always be apart of your souls, be proud Smithy Legend, the track of Oran Park now enters the LIGHT, time for it to ascend for Jim Clark, Senna, and countless drivers who have left us, who lived for the speed, it's their track now.
While we pitty the castration and modifcations of past great tracks like Spa who continue to live in this darkness of the 21st century, their health and layout living on the borrowed time of track designers and Bernie Billionstone , and the loss of tracks that withered away into the tarmac dust sunset that had memories of modifications while they took their last breathes in the hospital room of legendary tracks, they died on their hospital beds alone and without vistors, but Oran Park had it's army out in full force, to watch it's last puff of tarmac and smoke of rubber engulf it's track lungs once more, like a dying man's last wish of a cuban cigar, we gave Oran Park it's cigar.
Thank you everyone for your efforts.
Accending now to tarmac heaven, drinking a beer for Oran's Park Accession. Let us cheer the accession, and spare a thought of current tracks that continue to be left on life support systems, Spa, Suzuka, Montreal, or tracks that are born butchered like Valencia.
Smithy Legend, hang on in there Sir.
RIP definately Oran Park
RIP one day Spa so it can remember it's former self once again, hopefully some alian race were motorsport fans, and can re-create the great tracks on their planet, on this planet Bernie and co have failed us, but as I said before, if you live long enough, you get to see everything. Motorsport is dying slowly this century. Make the most of it before what we take for granted now, is gone forever.