Should Oklahoma regulate racetracks?
Racetracks like the one where a 12-year-old girl was badly burned recently are largely unregulated operations where most safety decisions are left up to owners.
State and local governments and law enforcement agencies don't oversee tracks, and there is no evenly applied safety standard in the state or country, according to many in Oklahoma 's racing community.
Still, most owners equip tracks with extensive safeg...
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