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Drag racing: the strip the town never had, printed as a tested negative

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NHRA and Indiana drag-strip record and the banked directory benches, swept

Drag racing is tested for Lakeville and returns nothing — no strip, no sanctioned meet, no directory line — and the negative prints as a negative, with its searches shown. No drag strip seated in Lakeville or Union Township appears in the NHRA track record or in any Indiana drag-strip list reached; the gazetteer benches and the present-day storefront census, read for the purpose, carry no strip, speed shop or racing-fuel line of the drag kind. The region's drag record belongs to other grounds and is not imported. One line of the town's own record touches the form without making a venue of it: Hoosier's current product line, as banked, includes drag tires among its racing lines — the town manufactures for the form, as it does for oval, road, kart and rally racing, while hosting none of them. The strip the city never had is therefore a proved absence at directory, sanction and listing strength, and it closes at that size.

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Source: Drag racing: the strip the town never had, printed as a tested negative, Moosed History by Project Moosed, https://history.projectmoosed.com/usa/midwest/indiana/lakeville/racing/drag-racing-the-strip-the-town-never-had-printed/