Most people don't understand how much time it takes to get the track designed and built so the racing is fun and competitive. Thank you for continuing to be an active track.

"It's staying for a long time" is exactly what I wanted to hear. Screw the haters, the world needed this oval track!

Thanks for sharing this Nick! I admire your persistence in finalizing the vision for a track layout that has never been done before. You absolutely knocked it out of the park with the video production and details to create the circle track illusion. Bravo!

Thanks Nic for your hard work and diligence. Your creative mind gives us builders fantastic stages to perform on as well as entertain us as fans of this unique hobby!

THIS IS RAD!!!! 🔥

This is one of the coolest track designs that I have seen! Completely original! and the concept has endless possibilities!👻👍

What a video. You are so awesome. What a pleasure it has been to work with you on this and look forward to making it even better!!! And making other cool stuff too! Keep up the great work and thanks for the shout-outs!

A really great "Inside Story"!😂😂😂 Thanks for a behind the scenes on this unique and awesome track! Thanks for sharing your vision and your track with us! Proud and happy to send you my crappy cars to run on your awesome track!

The level of ingenuity is MASSIVELY INSPIRATIONAL & IMPRESSIVE!! WOW!

Absolutely fantastic and amazing! Thanks for showing it to us.

Yess! I'm glad you shared this because it's SO MUCH WORK and you pulled it off wonderfully. Hope this gets a million views.

Nick, you're truly an innovator in this community. There will always be haters and trolls. That just lets you know you're reaching a diverse audience. The positive feedback you get from within the community says you're doing things the right way. We appreciate you.

Bravo to you and Russ for the hard work!Was a joy to get to ride along during the build and design and see this monster come to life. 🤘🏼😎🤘🏼😎

Glad I caught this while it is public! I love this track! So cool

Like a mad scientist creating awesomeness!! Cool video bud, thanks for sharing. You have definitely been working your butt off!!

There is always those couple that are not happy unless you are not happy. Just ignore them or even block them. Let's see them come up with a great idea , build it from scratch from nothing more than an idea in their head, and make it a ton of fun for us to watch. Screw'em. Keep up the great work. Love the videos

Loving the Big O,in Alabama, great job keep them rolling!

Nick my friend this is an awesome behind the scenes production. Great to get the back story of the build and the experience you got from building it. I know how pain staking of a task it can be having just rebuilt the OMR. I actually got a sneak peek at this when you did that interview about a month or so past. You are very imaginative and creative, an innovator in the diecast racing community. You're inspiring even to those like me lacking the budget to build on such a grand scale. You must be doing something right to go from 0 to 7k plus in the short time you've been hosting. That's a puzzle I'm still trying to put together at GDM. I remember and been a fan since you introduced Candy Mountain for the 1st time and I hope I get to race at TTC someday whatever track is active, it will be an honor. As for you getting dizzy filming in circles, maybe you can craft a spiraling slider for the camera that follows the track? It will take some trial-and-error testing, but I think you can figure it out. Then you can just stand in place and slide the camera to follow the cars. Thanks for the behind the scenes look at the BIG O. Great job my friend. "Keep your roof to the Sun". Mahalo! 🤙🏽

very cool and fun shared like loved can't wait to see the racing

Man you guys are all really innovating love what spool heads is doing. Y'all are going to make me get a 3D printer and build a track if I'm not careful.

Wow! Thank you for this video. That was so generous on your part to share all the work you put in there. As a track builder my self, a video like this is just amazing. Don't listen to those who just don't understand what you are doing. And I agree, Russel is great to work with. Courage my friend, never stop pushing the limits and blowing our mind.

You Sir are a genius! The entire concept is so innovative and well done. The first race I saw on this track I figured it must be exactly what you built and I was amazed to think about how you actually filmed the action and kept the illusion seamless. Thank you for not giving up on it, I can't even imagine the amount of effort you put into getting to this point. Looking forward to seeing this track evolve. Your love of the hobby shows greatly and anyone criticizing your work is clearly just jealous they didn't think of it first.

Brilliant!!

I've never built an open track before myself. However, I know from many other track hosts that fine-tuning can be the most time-consuming and frustrating experience. Especially when hosting modified cars of different weights, speeds and build quality. With that said, I hope you find a good balance of speed and stability that you like. I don't think there is a "perfect" track because cars will eventually spin out or crash when multiple cars are running side by side. If they're not spinning out or crashing at all, then the track is probably too slow and cars may never have an opportunity to pass each other. And that's boring. :) Just my thoughts! Thanks again for all your hard work and for sharing the experience!

Don’t worry about the trolls and critics, we appreciate you! Love the content and keep it going!

This was super cool!! I love these behind the scenes videos!! Awesome job 😎🙌🏻

Amazing job bro! Brilliant track! Thank you for all your hard work!! Looking forward to more racing on that incredible track!!

Love the track and the insights I originally thought you made a track that ran on a teeter todder system till I really stopped video at certain spots and studied the hell out of it then figured it all out. Nice job and very entertaining

Thanks for sharing this. I've been dying to understand how the Big O worked. As a very new track builder, I went through all the same emotions and feelings of giving up even on the pretty basic track I built. I can only imagine how much more difficult it is when you are trying to innovate rather than just use tried and tested solutions. I second the feedback on Russ. Just finalised the design of our new track with Spool Heads and he's brilliant to work with. Your track is brilliant,as is the production. Look forward to seeing your channel grow

That was great. I am planning a permanent track and vids like this help so much. Your "seemless" concept is amazing. It blew me away when I first saw it! Keep up the good work!

This is a fabulous idea. I knew exactky what you did when i saw the 1st race but had no idea how much effort you put in to it. Kudos to you sir! Thank you for following through. Great result!

This is how the membership video has been released! I think this track is the coolest!

Great stuff - I would not have guessed how it was done (I totally bought the illusion that the cars went around the same track twice).

Interesting idea on the plasti dip.

Very much appreciate the hard work you put into your track along with the help of Russ at spool head. You guys make my slow cars look super fast. Sarge

Wow, awesome, thanks for sharing

Bro this is amazing how it works like that, and makes it look like it’s one loop!

Really apprecaite seeing the truth behind the illusion in such detail. Amzing track work.

First off!!! The hell with the haters!!! I had similar bullshit when I was doing my track ( Hopefully will get it back up and running), Bottom line, your love for diecast and the sport shows. When I saw this track for the first time it totally blew my mind because I knew exactly what you were doing to get the shots. I knew the hard work and may camera angles and lighting all the stuff that goes into running a track ( Including a 5ft by 14ft long box THAT I HAD NO CLUE ON ...lol.. OMG!!). I had four cameras on a drag and editing for me was days of hard work, Basically your always going to have the jealous ones that think they know better ( they DONT). Thank you for giving me the behind the scenes and the insight to all your hard work. SCREW THE HATERS !!!! WHERE IS THERE TRACK ?????? I hope to run on you tracks some day but I have a funny feeling that your events will be all sealed tight before I even get to see them posted for builds (That's how successful I think your track will be!) Keep up the amazing work !

That is so Awesome

I was impressed with the outcome of what you did that is an awesome track.

Dood, I love all your tracks. I curse the people bad mouthing you!! 🖤🖤

So THAT'S how you did it. Amazing work! Oh, when is the final group of qualifying going to post? I'm really anxious to see my runs.

A very impressive track

This is so inspiring!

Incredible montage!! Congratulations on the great work! In some videos I looked, for example, at the details of the pit lane or the stands to see if I saw differences from one lap to the next (I didn't pay much attention, eh? 😀), but I admit that I couldn't figure out the real shape of the circuit. In Spanish there is a saying that says: “to stupid words, deaf ears” , and I think that's what you have to apply to non-constructive criticism you've received. The circuit, the way it is made and the way the races are recorded are incredible, and are important pages in the "Big Book of Diecasts". A complete innovation. I think (said in the best possible way) that perhaps these races have not been as exciting as those on other tracks, mainly because we did not see much of what was happening with the cars behind. But that's nothing compared to the innovation of this track. Brilliant! I think with a little (or a lot) of extra work the slopes could be adjusted for different weights of cars, but it's just an idea that may not go anywhere. And the last thing (sorry, I have to say it) how envious I am of all that space you have to be able to make the tracks!!!🤣

People are nuts candy mountain was dope i regret never getting to race one of my cars on it. I still go watch races on that .i have been considering trying to host some races but man some of you guys set the bar so high with amazing tracks and production and commentary it would lmake whatever I put out be embarrassing .

Woot.

Idk why i thought this was some kind of a tilt table structure to “flow” or “slow” the cars.😂😂 I like the plasti-dip solution; i have a section painted with chalk paint and it works also. I wonder if you had a inside seperate single lane for a zoom-in camera; what that would look like.

I love this track. Could you maybe put a small rail on the first corner so the outer lane doesn’t head straight up the wall and travels through the corner? Have you tried scuffing the straights with like a 3m pad to see if a rougher surface would keep them from sliding so much?

Hey Nick appreciate this video you Russell did a good job on this track and forget about what people say just keep doing your thing also when is your next mail in tournament I am dying to race on this track

You're awesome! What kind of track are you using? Could you possibly use fluorescent lighting? I think you've built an incredible track and Thank you for giving the rest of us ideas!

Thanks for the expo my guess was the track ran on magnets 🧲 🐀 🐁 🐭

Phone is about to lose power gotta be quick 💯😎🏁💯😎🏁💯😎🏁💯😎🏁💯😎🏁💯😎🏁💯😎🏁💯😎🏁

I think you're the one that inspired 3 D to build super stadium,