Formula 1 Racetrack Is Coming To Atlantic City
Hey Rat Rocker race fans we are getting something pretty cool coming our way. Check it out at the old airport at Bader Park, will be transformed into a $2.7…

BARCELONA, SPAIN – FEBRUARY 21: Fernando Alonso of Spain and team Ferrari in action during day one of Formula One winter testing at Circuit de Catalunya on February 21, 2012 in Barcelona, Spain. (Photo by Paul Gilham/Getty Images)
Hey Rat Rocker race fans we are getting something pretty cool coming our way. Check it out at the old airport at Bader Park, will be transformed into a $2.7 billion Formula 1 racetrack. It will also include condominiums and retail stores.
This brand new track will have a lot of things to be focused on, cause when these F-1 racecars coming whipping around with the excitement, the drivers will have to look forward to a 2.44 mile motor course. It turns out the Army Corps of Engineers will dredge the back end bays that surround the field to make this racetrack happen.

Italian-born American racing driver Mario Andretti driving a John Player Lotus 79 in the British Grand Prix at Brands Hatch, 16th July 1978. Andretti was forced to retire with engine trouble after 28 laps. (Photo by Don Morley/Getty Images)
To get the power going over there for this new F-1 track they are going solar. The green lights will get going with 10.8 mega watts of solar panels will be on the roof of the brand new condos that are being constructed along with the other retail stores throughout this design.

Dominic Chappell of Great Britain drives the #61 Long Ridge Racing Ralt RT32 Volkswagen/Spiess in Class B of the British Formula 3 Championship race on 15 July 1989 at the Silverstone Circuit in Towcester, Great Britain. (Photo by Pascal Rondeau/Getty Images)
This new construction will take some time, but it will be expected to bring a bunch of new jobs along with it, 1200 to 1500 people will be having steady work. So coming up in the near future as we take time to get to Atlantic City, we just don't have to look at the bright lights and all the gambling that is going on which is always a lot of fun, but now it looks like we can enjoy something that Iv never seen with these racecars really doing there thing.

Ralph Firman of Ireland drives the #12 Jordan Grand Prix Jordan EJ13 Ford V10 during the San Marino Grand Prix on 20 April 2003 at the Autodromo Enzo e Dino Ferrari in Imola, San Marino. (Photo by Mark Thompson/Getty Images
Sound like a lot of fun for not just us race fans but for the whole family too. Here at the Rat we will keep you up to "SPEED' on all the details and this new build coming our way. Hopefully it all goes to plan and Rat Rockers I say start your engines and get ready. Thank you for always rocking out with me and reading this post here on 95.9 The Rat- Gotts
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