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FORT WORTH - Some people just want to bring their own bottle.
That's what Texas Motor Speedway general manager Eddie Gossage found out from ticket holders after the precinct that's home to the Fort Worth racetrack voted Feb. 5 to lift a ban on alcohol sales.
The problem is that if the speedway sells beer, race spectators will no longer be able to bring their own. Texas state law prohibits people from bringing alcoholic beverages into a venue in which the...
