Alan stopped being able to tell day from night, lost track of the weeks and months.

However, the track lost money during its first few years of operation and filed for bankruptcy in November 1991.

The track lost at least $16 million last year and ran up $40 million in debt.

The track continuously lost money after being paved, and closed on November 8th, 2002.

The track was rapidly losing money, so the board closed after operating 13 days.

Since 2003, both tracks have lost approximately $20 million combined.

From that moment on I lost track of everyone.

They were gone for months, all track lost.

Projections are that the track will lose $7 million this year alone, he added.

The track lost money in two of the four years it has had the late winter dates in the 1980s.