Aventura's Abandoned Oval Track

Intro to Aventura's Oval

The 250M Dirt Oval is North of Aventura in Newport with several starting gates and two grandstands.
Even though it has gotten some attention, with Senator Anthony org hinting at a remodeling of the Oval, inspired by Churchill Downs. It still has not seen any major event since the Oakridge-Aventura Horse Race on August 10th, 2025. And honestly that's a shame because this track has potential to be both a horse racing venue and traditional motorsport racing, and there's history to back this up.
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The Early History of Motorsport Racing in America

It started as a way to use a tool after it's lifetime. As after the 18th Amendment making Alcohol illegal, illegal brewers called Moonshiners (called that as when the work the only light usually was the moon) had to deliver their goods in a vehicle that was reliably able to escape cops. And thus they took to modding their cars and with the intended goal of again escaping the cops, but after prohibition was lifted in 1933 now what? Well what they had they took to racing each other to see who's car is better. And that goes the same with Motorcycle as in 1937 the first running of the Daytona 200 on the beaches of Florida was done by the AMA (American Motorcyclist Association). But why is this relevant? As it was also in 1937 where they raced an oval, a old horse track called the "Springfield Mile" in Springfield, Illinois. And that wasn't the end of dirt oval racing as in 1947, North Wilkesboro another dirt oval in North Carolina was built and raced by local former moonshiners to See who's car was better. I kid you not the origin of oval racing in America started by Brewers trying to see who's modded doohickey was best.

from North Carolina's Department of Natural & Cultural Resources.
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The Way Forward?

As you can see with what the future of some horse racing tracks are into motorsport. And that can very well be the same for the Aventura Oval, with it being easy to add a pit lane into it to serve motorsports. And or a infield road course to really spice up racing. And all the while keeping it dirt can still easily allow horses to race on the oval making it a great track for both worlds. So that is my concept for the future of the Oval, and while some what ludicrous on some ends. I believe it could be possible.
Oh yeah also here's my concept, the Road Course is to make it more varying in speed and corner types. (Infield RC is half the width of the main track)
Red = Main / Oval
Orange = Pitlane
Green = Infield Road Course