Bringing folks just like you to oval-track racing

Ladies and gentleman, I'm brand-new to this board, but
have been a "motor-head" for decades. I've been going
to short-track, road course, and super-speedway races
for years.  And for the past 4, I've been a crew member
for the fastest paved short-trackers on the planet:
SUPER-MODIFIEDS.  I also have raced Speedway motorcycles
and still enjoy watching them, too.  But, I've noticed
that in the crowds at the tracks, there are not as many
"Gen X'ers" as I'm sure the promoters would like, and
short-track racing needs to grow the sport.  So, let me
ask you all, "What Will It Take For You To Visit Your
Local Paved or Dirt Oval on a Saturday Night"?  I
understand not wanting to watch a bunch of domestic-
powered stock-bodied or open-wheel cars, but what if
they raced high-tech/high-dollar imports as seen in
this magazine, except modified for oval-track racing?
(Not the usual crappy "mini-stock" type support class.)
Or, would you support sprint cars and super-modifieds
if they had NISSAN and TOYOTA V-8 engines, as opposed
to those from "The Big 3"?  The problem with racers
is they can't see the big picture and have no clue
what the public wants.  The "NASCAR Dads" may go to
the big tracks on Sundays, but they and their families
are not necessarily going to the local bull-rings.
Thanks for any in-put you may have, and I shall relay
any comments you have, good or bad, to my "roundy-round"
peers.  sincerely, "Left Coast" Tim Marsh in "The O.C."  

  oval tracks arent fun the first an last lap look the same you need something fun.  

I think it'd be cool if you got in the garage with some of the mechanics and talked to some of the racers without having to have a VIP pass or security clearance...Interactity is the key to keeping just about any human being interested in watching or paying attention to ...anything...